Senate Debates Aid for Medical School and Israel War Fallout
The senate backed a $4 million state match for a planned Beit Shean medical school while debating funding amid Israeli Arab border clashes. An amendment to boost education spending failed as senators argued over war costs and the need to preserve federal funds. At the Jordanian border, rockets hit Beit Shean, killing a child and injuring several, prompting emphasis on hospital authority use and regional development plans.
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Pentagon eyes drastic cut in U S armed forces by 1972
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said the goal is to reduce total U S military strength by as much as 6.5 million men from Vietnam war highs, with officials split on timing. He spoke at the Air Force Academy as Nixon seeks faster troop withdrawals and allies bear more of the burden under the Nixon Doctrine.
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Air Force Academy
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Danforth blasts Congress over leadership and spending
St Louis AP says Attorney General John C. Danforth urged reform in Congress, criticizing the seniority system, centralization of power, and fiscal practices. He cited proposed capital projects and a $105.8 million reappropriation while calling for changes to improve accountability and reduce apathy amid international tensions.
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Willow Springs
Congress
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Lawmakers Split Over Pension Bill Repeal Fight
Several legislators favor repeal, arguing it would save publishing costs on a referendum. Others oppose as they believe the General Assembly has no right to repeal the bill. Key figures include Rep. Harold Rickson and Rep. Carrol McCubbin, plus members of the State Fair Pension Committee and a list of mid Missouri reps who voted to repeal.
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Harold Rickson
California
Carrol McCubbin
Eldon
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State Fair Pension Committee
Mid-Missouri
C. M
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Thomas D. Graham
Jefferson City
Edward Cannon
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Bi J. Crigier
Dfayette
Charlesh. Diskey
Mexico
Joe D. Holt
Fulton
Norbert Jasper
D-Washington
Jim Arnold
Wayneaville
Lloyd Baker
Moberly
Harold Dickson
Carrol Mc Cubbin
George ‘Parker
Columbia
Harold Relsch
Gus Salley
Aj Warcaw
Missouri
Ken Rothman
University City
House Economics Committee
State Public Service Commission
Liquor Control Division
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Mississippi
Resolution lauds curators action by Missouri House members
Three Missouri House members introduced a resolution praising the University of Missouri Board of Curators for punishing students and faculty who violated regulations during antiwar protests. The measure commends suspensions and withheld grades or diplomas for involved participants, while supporting the majority of students seeking an education. No action was taken yet.
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Stephen Bune
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Governor Race and Political Upheaval Highlighted by Losses
With 84 percent of precincts reporting, Unruh leads for governor with 1,917,419 while Yorty trails at 821,175. Reagan stands at 1,502,907 and Murphy at 1,038,324 in Senate contests. Simon 533,097 and Tunney 838,238, Brown 682,141 in tough party contests.
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Tunney
Brown
Nixon cites progress and Cambodia plan in war address
President Nixon defends Vietnam withdrawal pace and Cambodia actions, touts progress in Vietnamization, argues only his administration can end the war, and urges continued troop reductions while protecting South Vietnamese forces amid mixed public reaction and congressional debate. He highlights South Vietnamese gains and warns against renewed enemy attacks, urging unity at home.
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Cambodia
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Millbottom redevelopment plans advance in Jefferson City
Capitol Building consideration marks a choice legation in the city as Herron and investor Sidney Salomon Jr. outline financing and negotiations. We learned of renewed interest from another source proposing a redevelopment corporation, with a complete financing plan to be shown to the public for approval and a HUD funding application to follow. If approved, construction could begin once funds are secured.
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Agnew Urges Cadets to Support Nixon Policy at West Point
At West Point's 17th commencement Agnew urged graduates to back U S policy in Southeast Asia, calling dissent immoral for cadets. He praised cadet courage and warned that some citizens oppose the war, while linking duty to the nation and the corps. Gray skies gave way to sun as graduates celebrated tossing caps.
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Daily Capital News Me and Mrs Goskorn Pentainrs
The page lists names and addresses including Mr and Mrs Robert C Goskorn, William H Welgoe and R L Rose, with editors and city contact indicated. Scattered OCR shows multiple personal entries and duties, reflecting a local newspaper page segment with contributor and address details.
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Jettersen City
Senate clash over Byrd amendment tied to Cambodia probe
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield pressed to schedule a vote on Byrd's amendment to military sales authorization, while warning a delay could persist until four bipartisan senators return from Indochina. He pledged to keep the Cooper Church amendment in play until action is taken.
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Indochina
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Mansfield
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Ozark to test lake service from Lake Ozarks
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Ozark Air Lines to run a summer experiment delivering nonstop flights between the Missouri resort Lake of the Ozarks and Kansas City and St. Louis. Using Fairchild FH227 props, flights cover 130 miles with daily round trips to Kansas City and daily or twice daily service to St. Louis, five days every two weeks, through October 27.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark Air Lines
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Kansas City
St. Louis
Lee C. Fine
Stereo tape player stolen from car in Holts Summit
Gary W. Curry reports theft of a stereo tape player valued at 35 dollars and a personalized checkbook from his locked car on St. Mary’s Hospital parking lot. Entry likely gained through an open side window between 2 and 4 p.m. police said.
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