Police chiefs defend use of Mace in crowd control
Jefferson City officials state the spray helps subdue violent suspects while warning officers to wash it off soon after contact. Kansas City lifts ban after surgeon general concerns, with other cities temporarily banning Mace amid reports of eye damage in tests.
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Williams Challenges LBJ Tax and Spending Moves
Senator John J. Williams of Delaware denounces the Johnson administration plan authoring a $10 billion tax increase and $6 billion VA cuts. He accuses the White House of propaganda and delaying tactics to shield veterans and Social Security while funding broader spending. Williams alleges the actions aim to influence the upcoming election and questions whether the tax hike will take effect before November.
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Rhiatti
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Robert F. Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Senate
Windows Smashed at Senior High. Vandals Suspected
City Police report six windows smashed at the Senior High School building likely Monday night. Separate incident notes vandals attempting to start a fire in a pool locker area near Memorial Park. No entry found. a park employee chased away youths. A girl was found in a women’s locker room but no extensive damage reported.
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Daily Capital News Publisher Board and staff credits
Historical masthead shows MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C BOSHORM and WELDON families as publishers and officers. Name list includes ROBERT BLOSSER as president FRANK HOLT as vice president and general manager JOSEPH MAJERSKY as editor KENNETH JOHNSON as managing editor. Published mornings at 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri with Sunday editions. subscription rates and mailing details listed. Associated Press member.
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Regional weather and news roundup from Mid Missouri today includes forecast guidance for drivers and residents. Cronkite anchors a concise regional update with brief sports notes and current conditions across major cities.
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Man Held in Shooting of 11 Year Old Boy
Kansas City police held a 23 year old man in connection with the fatal shooting of an 11 year old boy outside a home during an attempted supermarket holdup. The suspect was unnamed. Lloyd W. DeLapp was struck as three men fled, his mother Ethel DeLapp watching the shooting from the scene.
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Hearnes Withdrawal Could Help Humphrey Nomination
Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes announced he would withdraw as a favorite son candidate and release his delegates pledged to him at county and congressional district conventions. The move may secure the votes Hubert Humphrey needs to seal the Democratic presidential nomination at the national convention.
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Hubert J. Humphrey
Hearnes
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Callon
Missouri
Brest
Rava
Police voice protest to paid phone cuts
City police and other city workers protest a plan to end free paid telephone service. Officials say about 75 employees would lose free lines, prompting complaints they rely on city phones for calls after hours and during emergencies. Budget cuts and service changes dominate Monday night meetings as authorities weigh reductions and safety needs.
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Holts Summit Cubs Win Awards at Pack Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 9 held its annual awards meeting May 23 at Holts Summit School. Awards presented included Wolf Badges to Mitch and Randy Atkins, Bear Badges to Hearings on and Chuck Scott, and Denner Badges to Rusty Lee and Jimmy Chrisman. Pins went to Randy Atkins and Ricky Macrae. a turtle race and budget discussion followed with participants from Labor, Transit Authority, and Sewer Department.
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Turtle Race
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Andy Adler
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Sewer Department
Humphrey Receives $25,000 Birthday Gift in St Louis
St Louis area supporters gave Hubert H. Humphrey a $25,000 birthday present at a party in the Gay 90s Melody Museum. Mayor A.J. Cervantes sponsored the event attended by about 250 guests, with Humphrey addressing the gathering by long distance phone.
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Humphrey
St. Louis
Hubert HN
A.J. Cervantes
Budget boost for Humane Department funds rendering plant services
The Humane Department received an added 18600 to its budget to cover services from the rendering plant. The allocation supports waste processing and animal care operations tied to plant activities.
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Humane Department
Westmoreland to earn chemistry degree at William Jewell
L. H. Westmoreland II son of Dr and Mrs L H Westmoreland Jr of 303 N Ridgeway will receive a B S degree in chemistry at William Jewell College Liberty on June 3 He plans to enter the Osteopathic College of Medicine and Surgery at Kirksville next fall
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N. Ridgeway
William Jewell College
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Osteopathic College of Medicine and Surgery
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