09 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
1
Governor Warren E. Hearnes signed a major welfare measure to aid families and old age assistance. The bill allows home care options and conversations with employers, and eligibility for benefits will not hinge on other agreements. He also approved funds to preserve historic wooden bridges and to establish a State Park Board.
The Missouri Highway Commission called for bids to be opened June 23 on about 12 million dollars of improvements covering 40 miles of state and federal highways. The House passed a bill allowing counties or cities to operate ambulances amid ambulance service reductions in Boone County. The measures propose interstate project funding and a state tax commission step to reassess property.
Rep. Richard Rabbitt announced the congressional redistricting bill will be taken up as a special order at 9 30 a m on Thursday with a night session possible Monday. No Friday session is planned as the General Assembly must adjourn by midnight June 30.
Missouri Republicans and Negroes clash as a proposed redistricting plan surfaces. Key figures include Rep. Karlsten and Rep. Jones near St. Louis County, with debates over district shapes from the Iowa line to the Mississippi River and possible chances for the Negro delegation to gain or lose strength. The plan seeks shifts across several counties and aims to balance party and racial interests amidst a broader House-Senate negotiation.
Pranksters visited the home of 7. H. Cardwell at 2304 Oakview Drive Wednesday night. Police say tissue paper littered the lawn, windows were soaped, and washable black paint marked the tar and sidewalks.
A dense list of TV slots from morning to midnight with numerous programs and networks. Entries include Today Show CBS News Candid Camera Jeopardy Love of Life NBC News General Hospital and Evening movies, along with weather and news updates.
The Public Service Commission faced a due process dispute during a Jefferson City water rate hearing. The Highway Department argued the PSC denied its right to be heard before approving a $183000 increase and the $215000 revenue rise. Hyder contended the initial hearing lacked notice of the new rates, calling it a "new ball game" and requesting a rehearing. PSC deliberations continue.
An attempted assassination near the U S Embassy in Paris involved a 56-year-old Polish emigrant who grabbed a car door and threatened Charles E. Bohlen the U S ambassador. Police seized him for investigation and said the man appeared incoherent. The embassy refused to disclose details.
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