Rogers to push peace in Middle East visit
Secretary of State William R. Rogers sails for London on a two week tour to seek peace in the Middle East. Cairo demands clear Arab Israeli settlement terms while Israel and Egypt trade proposals on reopening the Suez Canal. Rogers will meet leaders in London and Ankara then visit Saudi Arabia Jordan Lebanon Egypt and Israel before returning around May 9.
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Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
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Pope Paul
Weekend Toll High Eighteen Die in Missouri Traffic
Eighteen traffic fatalities were reported in Missouri over the weekend including a Saturday morning crash in the Central Missouri area. Wills D. Becker, 28, of Alix Arkansas, died on arrival at Stil Hospital after his car collided head on with a vehicle driven by Darryl R. Murray, 23, of Columbia on U S 54 in Miller County. Murray and his passenger Steven Greg Boyer 71 and David Joseph Reiss 13 Hazelwood were injured along with Paul Becker 25 of Alix Arkansas.
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Lawrence Belcher Jr
Pineville
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Stewartsville
Clinton County
Plattesburg
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Memphis
Tenn
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher list and local mishaps
Jefferson City Post Tribune notes long running publication details and carries local accident reports. It lists publishers and editors including R L Rose and Joseph G Maiersky while reporting numerous fatal wrecks across Missouri counties and towns such as Springfield Holden Holden Janes Ash Grove and Rolla with victims Michael Wilson 10 Russell Hingham 5 and others in multiple crashes on State Highways 48 66 70 72 and local roads.
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Louisiana
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Industry Week cites steel chiefs seek antitrust ease for mergers
Industry Week says a growing list of steel executives press for relaxing federal antitrust rules to permit mergers seen as necessary to meet world competition. It notes Granite City Steel and National Steel Corp may merge, creating a larger producer surpassing Republic Steel in tonnage as raw steel output stays high amid a looming potential strike. A separate note mentions a council meeting at 7:30 pm on flood insurance for agents and interested buyers.
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Industry Week Magazing
Industry Week
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Republic Steel Corp
Ammunition depot blast hits central Vietnam
Saigon reports a major attack damaged the Mekong Delta and coastal Lowlands ammunition dump near Qui Nhon. Casualties include 49 South Vietnamese dead and 168 wounded, 7 Americans killed, 60 wounded, with 15,000 tons of ammo stored and extensive civilian damage. Military officials describe a large explosion and fireball after the ambushed depot was struck by Viet Cong mortars and rocket fire.
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Youngest Cole County Court chief administrator shapes reforms
Tony Hiesberger, 31, presides over Cole County Court in Jefferson City, aiming for a businesslike approach amid taxes and funding gaps. He forecasts Missouri counties may go broke in eight years, pushes for revenue-led reforms, and keeps notes from taped ideas transcribed by his wife Judi.
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Carter predicts shift in welfare program
Missouri welfare director Proctor N Carter predicts a complete overhaul within two to four years. He says aged blind and disabled would join Social Security with federally funded benefits, a guaranteed about 2400 dollars per family, while the working poor may be excluded initially. Training programs to aid employable recipients are planned, and national health insurance via private insurers would replace Medicaid and Medicare in Missouri.
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Missouri Weather Outlook and Welfare Figures Reported
Forecaster notes warm to cool changes across Missouri with a three day forecast and rain chances Wednesday and again later. The report includes welfare data: over 200000 Missourians receive benefits, about one in sixteen, up 26 percent year over year. Carter spoke at the Missouri Optometric Association convention, estimating limited ADC mothers could gain work with available jobs.
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