Senate Keeps Newsprint Tax Exemption In Missouri
The Missouri Senate voted to retain the sales tax exemption for paper used to print newspapers and for recordings used by radio and television stations. Senator Downs led the opposition, calling the exemption an “intellectual poison” equivalent to economic poisons used by farmers, while Senator Vanlandingham noted a past drafting oversight.
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Missouri Senate
A. Basey Vanlandingham
Columbia
John E. Downs
D-St. Joseph
Downs
Charles D. MccAfee
Penal Institutions
Senate
Young
Mar Jeral
Tourism commission seeks director appointment power
Hearnes continued from page one notes the tourism commission can appoint the director without governor or Senate approval. The panel will still accept applications for the job and study more candidates. Staff except the director are under the state merit system. This year a budget of 1,254,401 was requested, Hearnes proposed cutting to 697,531, which is 13,000 above this year’s spend.
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Commission
Senate
Todd
Hearnes
House
Inmates Riot at Kansas Penitentiary
In Lansing Kansas rioting broke out at the state penitentiary during a prison shakeup and a disturbed night. Warden Crouse said order was restored by 10 30 am. Damage included broken windows, fires, and an inmate shot in the arm. No staff injuries or hostages reported.
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Lansing, Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Sherman Crouse
Enemy Forces Step Up Pressure Near Laos Border
Reports say a North Vietnamese regiment with nearly 3,000 men moved into the border area west of Khe Sanh, marking its first major push. U.S. Marines battled reconnaissance patrols as enemy units probed the valley south of Khe Sanh, with bodies found dangling from barbed wire at the U.S. position three miles east of the border.
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U.S
Khe Sanh
Gun safety program for Osage Bend 4-H kicks off
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Osage Bend 4 H Club receives approval for a gun safety program led by Bud Eyman of the Missouri Conservation Commission. The July launch plan signals a local outreach effort with a focus on safe handling and public awareness.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Osage Bend
Met Moon
Bud Eyman
Missouri Conservation Commission
U.S
Five day Missouri forecast cooler with scattered showers
The five day forecast for Missouri shows temperatures 7 to 12 degrees below normal from Thursday through Monday. Normal highs reach the upper 80s with lows around 60s to 70s. Precipitation totals may reach about one inch, mainly as showers or thunderstorms, early and late in the period.
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Missouri
Weather report from the News Tribune archive
Weather data from the Weather Bureau includes high and low temperatures for past years, precipitation totals, and month to date figures. Reported river stages show Missouri River at Jefferson City 13.0 feet and Hermann 14.9 feet with declines, along with sunrise 6:14 and sunset 8:36.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Jefferson City
Hermann
Ake
Risa
Monsignor Vogelweid honored by Legion Post
The Rt Rev. Msgr. J. A. Vogelweid received a Legion Post No. 5 plaque for service to God and country. He was praised for organizing Memorial Day services at St. Peter's Church and for coordinating with veterans groups to support patriotism and countrywide unity.
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Msgr
J. A. Vogelweid
Roscoe Enloe
American Legion
St. Peter's Church
Chastity belts taxed say authorities
London based tax dispute centers on Anne Hugessen contesting a 13.75 percent sales tax on chastity belts made by her Dorset County craftsman company. Authorities classify belts as category 1A items like furniture. Hugessen argues belts are safety equipment and should be tax exempt.
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London
Anne Hugessen
Anne
Education chief given approval for retirement
The State Board of Education approved Missouri’s first commissioner of education Hubert Wheeler for retirement on December 31 1970 after 24 years in the post. Wheeler 63 said he told the board 18 months in advance to allow time to find a successor. His career included roles from one room school teaching to state and national education leadership.
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Associated Press
State Board of Education
Hubert Wheeler
Missouri
Wheeler
Webster County
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
University of Missouri At Columbia
Columbia University
New York
Aurora
Lawrence
Missouri Council On Economic Education
Air Force
Samuel Phil
Cecilia Bisges
Peets of
St. Mary’s Hospital
Henley resident dies in Columbia
Henley resident August Henry Holzer age 48 died Wednesday in Columbia after a lingering illness. He was born in Henley and survived by his mother Mary Holzer and numerous siblings. Holzer was co-owner of the Lo-Mo Club and a member of the Knights of Columbus and Eagles Club. funeral services are set for Our Lady of Snows Catholic Church in Mary's Home with a rosary at the Dulle Chapel prior to the burial.
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Dorset
Jefferson City
Parkstrom
Cole Coun
London
United Community Fund
Ted Radmacher
August Henry Holzer
Henley
Columbia
Holzer
Phillip
Mary Ann Hake
William J. . Kremer
Margaret A. Weiler
Your Lady of Snows Catholic Church
Mary’s ‘Home
Holy Name Society
Our Lady of Snows Catholic Church
Mary’s
Sean Smyth
Jay
Dulle Chapel
Governor Signs Land and Drainage Bills
Gov Darren E Hearnes signed into law a bill allowing fourth class cities to acquire land within ten miles for municipal use. Initial plans limited Harrisonville reservoir land to five miles, but final language permits various uses including airports. He also signed a bill clarifying drainage districts may invest surplus funds in government bonds and time deposits.
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Darren E. Hearnes
Harrisonville
Jefferson City Daily Capital News Obscure Masthead Item
Public notice style masthead fragment lists publishers and staff including Mr and Mrs Robert Coshorn and Mr and Mrs William Welgon in 1920s-1950s Jefferson City paper. Rates and mailing terms shown, with Associated Press credit and subscriber information.
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Aily Capital News
Robert Coshorn
William
Welgon Publites
K. Rose
Robert Slosser
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
Aig
The
News Telbune Company
Monroe Street
Secon
Jefferson City
AAC
Associated Press
Associated Ee
Irwin
Dimetetan Werein
Missouri
Carrie
Cola
Yahinmg
Omer
Amisseur
Missour
Calin Fe
Audit Bureau of
Chevianene Pi Cman
AA Demerirente
Bill signs lower liquor sale age to 18 21
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes signed a bill Wednesday to let persons from 18 to 21 handle the sale of liquor or beer in groceries or drugstores to simplify store handling of purchases. The same action provides an $8,700 annual pay increase for the clerk of the Hannibal Court of Common Pleas paid from county funds.
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Ine Associated Press
Warren E. Hearnes
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
Theft From Auto Reported To Police
Seventeen store tapes valued at 121.55 were stolen Tuesday night from Paul H. Johnsons car at West Gate Lanes. The entry was gained by prying the left wing window between 9 30 and 10 p.m. A separate report notes a car window broken at 1001 Holly Dr the preceding Monday night.
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Paul H. Johnson
Boonville Rd
West Gate Lanes
Johnson
Jess Henson
Holly Dr
Morning hospital admissions list names and cities
A long morning admissions list includes individuals and towns such as Memorial Lloyd New Bloomfield Mrs Melba Parker 1410 Bald Hill Rd Mrs Sarah C Martin Clarksburb Miss Stella Featherson 405 Washington St Richard Trinklein Route 4 Mrs Grace Im Bucker California Mrs Barbara Hiatt 1318 Isom Dr Mrs Linda Carr Viburnum James O Tayloe Belle Mrs Margaret Epstein 100 Leslie Blvd St Marys Mrs Bonnie Kempker 918 Washington St Jesse Wickham Lake Ozark Victor Lange Belle French Nelson 1215 Moreland Ave Peter Schnieders 813 Boonville Rd Mrs Zillah Elrod Vienna Edward Dudenhoeffer Linn Mrs Rosa Neal Brumley Connie Armer 626 E High St Douglas Withouse Belle Charles E F Still Mrs Pauline Rehagen Route 1 Sherrell Caveness Jr 516 EB Capitol Ave Mrs Dorothy Gregory Hartsburg Otto Ortmeyer Columbia James Peters Linn James Phillips Brumley Mrs Lena Babbitt Pilot Grove Miss Marsha Backes Bennets Mill Mrs Mary Dama Fulton Leslie Hilgedick Harteburg Mrs Zula Jenkins Eldon Mrs Omega Parker Vienna Samuel Scott Fulton Clarence Reinsch Argyle Ronnie Darnold 108 N Polk St Mrs Dorothy Russell 1018 EB Capitol Ave Mrs Lois Grant Holts Summit Mrs Goldie Blankenship Clarksburg
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Lloyd
Michael
New Bloomfield
Melba Parker
Bald Hill Rd
Sarah C. Martin
Clarksburg
Stella Featherson
Washington St
Richard Trinklein
Grace IM. Bucker
California
Barbara Hiatte
Isom Dr
Linda Carr
James O
Tayloe
Belle
Margaret Epstein
Leslie Blvd
Charles EF. Still
Pauline Rehagen
Route 1
Sherrell Caveness Jr
Capitol Ave
Dorothy Gregory
Hartsburg
Otto Ortmeyer
Columbia
James Peters
Linn
James Phillips
Brumley
Lena Babbitt
Pilot Grove
Marsha Backes
Bennets Mill
Mary Dama
Fulton
Leslie Hilgedick
Harteburg
Zula Jenkins
Eldon
Omega Parker
Vienna
Samuel Scott
Clarence Reinsch
Argyle
Ronnie Darnold
N. Polk St
Dorothy Russell
Lois Grant
Holts Summit
Goldie Blankenship
Death notices Herbert Hoback dies at 83 in Russellville
Herbert Ives Hoback 83 of Russellville died Wednesday morning. Born March 6, 1886 in Nebraska, he was a retired teacher and farmer, and a longtime member of Russellville Baptist Church. He married Lola Cook in 1908. she died in 1965. Surviving are a daughter Etha Thornton in California, two sons Lester and Layton Hoback in Oregon, two sisters Edith Hammon and Blanche Olgan, one brother Albert Hoback, and three grandchildren with seven great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with Scrivner Funeral Home of Russellville.
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Herbert Ives Hoback
Russellville
Mr. Hoback
Nebraska
Powhattan
Cynthia Harless Hoback
Lola Cook
Georgia Campbell
Missouri Highway Patrol Traffic Death Log Summary
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 2 deaths in the last 24 hours and 610 deaths this year, compared with 628 at the same time last year. One death is noted as resulting from an earlier accident.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
House Rejects Equalization Plan In Missouri Legislature
Missouri House members voted 108 to 29 to send back a proposed equalization plan to the Senate, with stipulations for flexibility over the constitution. The measure would allow a basic school tax levy above 1.75, and the plan awaits voter approval in 1870 or a governor-set special election. The House also sent bills to transfer Alley Spring Big Spring and Round Spring parks to the National Park Service and to curb railroad bonding powers.
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Kinloch
St. Louis
Senate
House
State Park Board
Alley Spring
Big Spring
Round Spring
National Park Service
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Thelart Woodson
Tions
Lansing
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Sistent
U.S. Poselsion
Osage
Apollo
Weather Report
Kelvinator
Becker & Evers Appliance CO
Msgr. Vogelweid
Legion
America
Legion Post
Moon
Lunar
Education
Phillips
Redit
Mary Holzer
Joe Holzer
Albert
Ey James Joseph Engelb
Jayne Jenelle Flen
Anton Holt
Thomas H. Oligschlaeger
St.Jer
Jerome Holzer
Elizabeth
Rose
Herman’ A. Hagenhoff
St Elizabeth
Carol J. Colvin
Cedar City
Jimmie Allen Plank
Elysville
Donna ‘Lee ‘Stone
Larry Steven Pirner
Patricia Ann .Muenks
Jeanine Clarkston
Barnice
Porter
Waynesville
Margaret Mary Doyle
Livingston St
Clem B. Temmen
Russell St
L. R. Willenbrink
Richard John Carker
Atchison St
William Earl Hagood
Houchin St
Tammy Carolyn Walker
Capital View Village
Benny Lane
Leslie Owens
State St
al Cochran
Buena Vista
Carl F. Melugin
Frederick Jack Wiggins
Scott Station Road
City National
E National Savings and Loan Association
East High
Jefferson City, Mo
Herbert Hoback
Scrivner Finneral
Fast Film Service
Wight
Madison
LIONS
Arris. Pizza
Capitol
Elizabeth Taylor
Mia Farrow
Robe Mitcham Technigolar Wy
J.C
Assassination Bureau
Mid-America
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Bullitt
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Robert Wagnher
Technicolor
Doug McClure
Nancy Kwan
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