Shared time bill stalls in Vanlandingham committee
The heated debate over shared time, championed by Rep. James Vanlandingham and opposed by Spainhower, D-Saline, is stuck in committee. Supporters argue it helps handicapped students attend private and parochial schools while opponents warn it unconstitutionally aids parochial interests and threatens public schools.
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Inquest Delayed in Sailor Death in Jefferson City
Howard County officials delayed the inquest into the death of 21 year old sailor Charles E. Dougherty after statements from Johnmeyer and Miss Simpson linking a truck backed over Dougherty near Lake Irene east of Fayette. The pathologist Dr. Lee Sheppard cited a left neck blow as a probable cause while investigators await further testimony and a June 20 hearing date.
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Bias persists in local housing discrimination
The Capital City Human Rights Commission notes bias remains in housing despite progress. Members including Eugene Bushmann and Charles Beard discuss slow change, consulting real estate players and individuals who face difficulty finding homes. They see no simple fix, urging attitude shifts and continued dialogue.
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Columbia doctor may be resident
The House sent to the White House a bill granting permanent U S residence to Dr Hilario Anido Fragua of Columbia Missouri a Spain native and Cuban citizen who entered as a visitor in 1961 and returned in 1963 after a Canada trip He would be eligible for naturalization in January 1968 The committee notes he seeks citizenship to meet Missouri license requirements for physicians Also Henry Walter Lahmeyer wins Mitchell Dimmit Scholarship at Central Methodist College son of Jefferson City residents
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Television Schedule Log for Thursday Night
A dense broadcast grid lists show times and titles from 7:00 PM through 11:30 PM including Today Show CBS News Capt Kangaroo Mid Missouri Pat Boone Andy Griffith Hollywood Squares Dick Van Dyke Jeopardy Love of Life NBC News Guiding Light NBC News NBC Weather Noon Weather Noon News Let's Deal As World Turns NBC News TV Bingo Password Doctors House Party Tell the Truth Edge of Night Newlywed Game General Hospital Peter Potamus Mike Douglas Leave It To Beaver NBC News CBS News Weather Sound Off Daniel Boone Ozark Opry Rifleman Batman My Three Sons Bewitched Damn the Defiant Have Gun Will Travel Dean Martin News Weather Grand Marquee Hunting Fishing Tonight Show News Weather
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Omnibus bill funds Tweedie property purchase and repairs
The House Appropriations panel approved an omnibus bill authorizing about 550000 for the Tweedie property purchase and related repairs at the governor’s mansion. Cantrell noted the bill covers roof work woodwork and other improvements, while a separate action contemplates condemnation of the property returning funds to the state treasury.
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Vote listed incorrectly on Missouri abortion bill
The News and Tribune reports Sen. Omer Avery was listed as voting for liberalization but was absent during the tally. The omnibus bill will be handled in two stages this year with amendments including 877,500 for Governor's mansion exterior repairs and a small paint fund at the Governor's request.
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