Senate advances Missouri air pollution compact plan in KC area
Missouri Senate moved a bill to create an air pollution control compact for the Kansas City metro region. The commission would include five Missourians, five Kansans, and one federal official, with counties listed in both states. Delegates faced debate over broad rule making powers.
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Missouri House Hems At State Mineral Change Joke
The Missouri House debated making galena the state mineral and discussed a state animal with candidates such as rabbit cottontail rabbit peter rabbit Missouri mule. Reps Heflin and Eads opposed amendments, while Rep Rabbit was absent. A minister suggested the dog as state animal. The House kept the bill in its original form and moved forward. another bill sought mozarkite as state rock.
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Edna Eads
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Shortage of M16 Rifles Flags Defense Strain
Washington lawmakers warned that selling 20 000 M16 rifles to Singapore may have compromised U S military readiness in Vietnam and training units here faced shortages. Rep Richard H Ichord said the issue centers on licensing errors by Colt and calls for more rifles for Army and Marine needs.
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LBJ to Attend Midwestern Governors Conference at Lake Ozarks
President Johnson is slated to attend the Midwestern Governors Conference at the Lake of the Ozarks from August 27 to 31. He is expected to travel from Washington by jet to St Louis and then by helicopter to Tan-Tar-A resort, with cabinet members and Secret Service agents coordinating security. The visit includes a Missouri catfish fry and governors from 13 states, including Michigan’s George Romney.
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Navy jets hammer targets near Haiphong in new strikes
Navy jets faced heavy ground fire as they bombed the Cor My complex and other sites 344 miles northwest of Haiphong marking the second straight day of raids. In South Vietnam American airborne troops and Marines fought two separate battles while U S siege forces moved against hills near the DMZ. The Hancock reported a Skyhawk down with one pilot missing and Hanoi claimed three U S planes shot down.
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Dove editorial on Viet Cong brutality reprinted in Sun Sentinel
An editorial from the Pom pano Beach Florida Sun Sentinel titled Doves have blind spot when Viet Reds are cruel is reprinted on page 4 of today’s edition. The paper commends the editorial to readers and urges turning to the editorial page.
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U.S. ship to Red Sea amid Arab crisis moves
The 33,000 ton aircraft carrier Intrepid sailed from the Mediterranean toward the Red Sea through the Suez Canal as Arab forces pour into the crisis. Arab unity frays as Syria and Jordan trade radio war while Iraqi troops join Egyptian positions. Yemen pledges troops and Egypt confirms mass deployments in support of Arab allies.
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Hearnes urges seniors on education during 98th commencement
Governor Warren E Hearnes spoke at Jefferson City Senior High School as 374 graduates received diplomas. His daughter Lynn Hearnes was among the graduates. He urged graduates to be educated for the days ahead and cautioned that preparation goes beyond material needs. He spoke as a parent, stressing counsel and guidance as key supports for future freedom of choice.
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Kansas City
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Jefferson City Senior
Lynn Hearnes
Marvin E.pleming
Hearnes
Warrensburg Couple Injured In One Car Crash
A Warrensburg couple suffered injuries in a one car collision on U S 50 two miles east of Tipton. Driver Donald White, 22, was taken to Memorial Hospital Jefferson City with serious injuries including a broken leg broken arm and a head injury. His wife Marilyn White, 22, had minor injuries. The car reportedly slid off the road and struck a utility pole.
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Medicare cost boost seen for the aged in plan
HEW Secretary John W. Gardner announced a task force on prescription drugs to study including drug costs in Medicare for the elderly. The group will examine who pays and the impact of generic versus brand name drugs while controlling administrative costs as hospital and doctor bills rise.
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Chicago Tribune
Johnson
America
Philip R. Lee
HEW
Rainy Outlook With Thunderstorms In Extreme South
Occasional rain likely today through tonight with a few thunderstorms mainly in the extreme south. Rain diminishing and ending Friday. Highs near 70 in the far south and in the 60s elsewhere. Tonight lows 48 to 55, about 66 in the extreme south.
U S appeals for both sides to cool off in Middle East
United Nations Security Council debate on Middle East crisis stalls as the United States submits a resolution urging restraint by Israel and Arab states. Soviet ambassador questions U S motives while council adjourns without action, signaling a high tension diplomatic standstill.
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Middle East
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Arthur J. Goldberg
U Thant
George Brown
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London
Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt appeals to Damascus for Syrian aid in war crisis
Egypt seeks Syria's backing for the Egypt-Jordan mutual defense front as Iraqi and Kuwaiti troops reinforce near Israel. Britain’s Wilson warns of a holy war risk while U Thant’s U.N. restraint appeal stalls. Soviet and American ships move in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Memorial Day Highway Fatalities Hit Record 608
AP reports 608 traffic deaths nationwide over the four day Memorial Day weekend, a new holiday record but below earlier projections. Weather curb travel. 106 drownings and 36 boating deaths accompany the toll.
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