House limits power of proposed state health board
A heated House debate centers on restricting the authority of a proposed state Board of Health. Lawmakers like Rep. Thomas A. Walsh and Rep. Maria Degenhardt press amendments, with others arguing about rulemaking power and compensation. The discussion touches limestone as a mineral vs rock and questions who governs, while concerns about bureaucratic control and utility regulation linger.
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Maria Degenhardt
B. Bu
Perryville
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Distrie House
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Hillsdale
Ronald Reed
Ruben Schapeler
Iseph
Limestone
Ryan
Division of Health
Ipliers
Gen
Oral Electric and
Westinghouse
Mozarkite
SPS
Patrick Hickey
D-St
House Passes Medicaid Bill Amid Power Shortage Debate
The Missouri House approved the Medicaid bill by a 1141 to 10 vote, sending it to the governor after lengthy sessions. Debate touched on nurse payments, chiropractic care, and bond issues for funding, while power demand and utility shortages spurred discussions of regional supply limits and labor delays across multiple states.
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Delaware
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Hearnes urges democracy improvements amid global tension
Cairo airport closed to civilian flights as Egypt investigates ipower lack and energy strains. Governor Hearnes criticizes democracy’s global standing and calls for cooperation to curb Russia threats, while stressing economic success as a path forward for future generations.
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Press aide jokes amid crime notes amid reform chatter
ST LOUIS AP A police department spokesman who briefed reporters on daily crime now finds rare humor in public misfortunes He recalls decades of vigilance and insists that open dialogue improves beauty in defeat. Missouri auto dealers appoint William Morie field director after building inspector resignation. Ralph Kalberlob notes vacancy filled by Newberry promotion. MADA includes 750 dealers statewide and pursues ethics and service work. Rep Sheehan's leadership on constitutional session is noted but not detailed.
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Idaho
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Sheehan
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Robert H Branom
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Robert H.newberry
Limestone use sparks debate in congressional chamber
Rev. Thomas Ryan of Ckan sas City declares the chamber walls are Carthage limestone as he asks about its main use. Rep. William Il Antoine of Independence replies that its primary use is construction, prompting further discussion.
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Ckansas City
Carthage
Wiliam Il Antoine
D-Independence
Daily Capital News masthead and staff listing
A historical newspaper masthead from Jefferson City Missouri lists publishers editors and officers for the Daily Capital News and Defines carrier delivery and mail subscription rates within Missouri and surrounding counties as well as outside Missouri. The notice notes Associated Press affiliation and general publication details for the era.
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Ard
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R. J. Rose
Robert Blosser
Frank Holt
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Wenroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
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Jefferson
Aussouri Soc
Neming
Missour
Missouri
Desarments
Television Schedule Highlights From a Daytime Lineup
A dense list of TV programs across three networks covers morning to late night. Shows include Today Show, CBS News, Capt Kangaroo, Andy Griffith, Jeopardy, Guiding Light, As World Turns, House Party, General Hospital, The Tonight Show, and various weather updates. Networks mark color codes and time blocks.
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NBC News
General Hospital
Daktari
Petticoat Junction
Sig Valley
Kiwanis to sponsor band concert Tuesday
Kiwanis sponsors the second Band Concert and Community Sing of the summer to be held at 8 p.m. at Ellis Porter's Park outdoor theater. Captain Paul Howard of the Jefferson City Kiwanis Club selected old favorites for the audience, including By the Light of the Silvery Moon and Abide with Me. The Senior High Band, directed by Bernie Brady, will perform a variety of tunes.
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Kiwanis
Ellis
Porter Park
Paul Howard
Jefferson City
Bernie Brady
Auto Stolen From Bar Parking Near Drunblin Street
Edward J Bax reported his 1960 Chevrolet four door off white car stolen Friday night from the 1100 block of Drunblin Street. He found it missing the next morning. license plate unknown.
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Moreau Drive
Bax
Drunblin Street
Greece's Olympic Airways Faces Prolonged Airport Closure
Greece's Olympic Airways reported the airport would stay closed until further notice after a brief reopening of regular flights a week earlier. The decision prolongs airport disruptions and affects travel plans and operations of the national carrier.
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Olympic Airways
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