Missouri Senate adjourns early amid mass absence
Missouri Senate halted work Friday as 15 members failed to appear. Vanlandingham called the action a move by the “Young Turks” amid locked horns with Gov. Hearnes’ administration. The men adjourned at midnight June 20 after a jammed floor, with about 19 members present.
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Views and peace prospects under new NLF
Washington observers differ on how the Viet Congs provisional revolutionary government for South Vietnam will affect peace talks. Some expect serious bargaining and possible progress in Paris, while others foresee Hanoi Viet Cong digging in for a long, hard stand.
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Viet Cong government claim and Senate earnings tax debate
The Paris talks stage a new Viet Cong government claim while U S. and allied analysts see continuity with Hanoi. In Missouri, the Senate delays the earnings tax bill as key votes hinge on Brancato's return and Gant pressures. Three Jackson County senators oppose the measure amid attendance issues and a pending calendar move.
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Carrier captain details Evans turning Subic Bay collision
Subic Bay Philippines AP report cites Melbourne captain J P Stevenson stating Evans turned unexpectedly, leading to Evans being cut in two after the carrier rammed the destroyer Frank E. The Melbourne’s captain claimed had Evans held course the collision could have been avoided. 74 crewmen lost. Stevenson recalled the moment before dawn on June 3 as Melbourne’s bridge witnessed Evans approach at about 2,500 yards.
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Diesel smoke to smell like fresh popcorn
An article notes diesel exhaust may carry a popcorn scent due to a new catalytic reactor cutting smoke by up to a third. Georgia Tech researcher David Hurst explains the effect while officials discuss income tax legislation and naval maneuvers near the South China Sea with captain Stevenson detailing fleet formations and a close carrier pass.
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Prosecutor lists ways for church to curb intrusions
St Louis County Prosecutor Gene McNary outlined three steps churches can take to curb disruptive demonstrations. He urged clear at the outset that intruders will not be recognized and recommended police involvement, including plainclothes officers, to prevent disruption. McNary noted that persistent demonstrators could be charged as unlawful assembly and urged parishioners to stay calm.
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Bay residents oppose high speed road plan in Missouri
A 10 member Bay Missouri delegation urged the Missouri Highway Commission to drop plans for a new 76000 dollar road along Route K from 0.5 miles east of Jefferson City, arguing residents prefer their current routes and oppose the fancy outside access. The plan also included a low water bridge replacement which locals opposed. James D. Parks of Jefferson City was named to an art history test committee for the Undergraduate Record Examinations program.
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Dr. Dawson feted for Lincoln University service
Lincoln University president Dr Earl Dawson, retiring after 27 years with 13 as president, was honored at a dinner as a community leader who guided the school through integration. Speakers praised his restraint and vision while noting enrollment growth from 700 to about 2000 and a balanced racial mix. He will move to Jefferson City this fall.
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Den mother Ran Johnson Faces Challenge With Lion Cubs
Ran Johnson struggles in her role as den mother as the lion cubs she takes for a stroll decide they have walked, creating a playful mix of mischief and duty. The scene captures a lively moment of parental guidance amid curious young beasts.
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Lincoln University suspends 23 students in campus disorder action
Lincoln University announced suspensions for 23 students after campus disorders. Names include Leslie Bryant and Yvonne Martin with others from Milwaukee, Chicago, Dallas, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis. Nine suspensions upheld by Student Personnel Services. readmission possible in June 1970. Several suspensions lifted due to lack of evidence. some students face non academic probation or barred from exams.
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Interchange plan at Route M facing Taos protest
Missouri Highway Commission voted to build a new diamond interchange on U S 56 at Route M near Taos after residents urged the change. Taos residents argued the Route M site serves more people and saves trucking and daily trips, while Osage City residents warned of longer detours.
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Missouri study tour for teachers from state schools
Forty two classroom teachers from forty Missouri schools will visit ten state industries during a one week study course on Missouri history and economic background. The program is cosponsored by the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce and Central Missouri State College Warrensburg.
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