Opposition and funds cast doubts on town move
Local opposition and lack of money curb plans to move the town of Agency, Nebraska, after the worst flood on record sent nine feet of water down Main Street. Mayor Clyde Lemley opposes relocation as too costly, while residents seek federal urban renewal aid and possible site purchase. Officials warn funding and site selection hinge on federal approval and local matching funds.
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Crippled Canberra Bomber Crashes in Viet Nam Town
A damaged U S Air Force Canberra bomber crashed on a main street in Nha Trang, Viet Nam, killing several civilians and injuring 15 others. Spokesmen said the wreckage may contain more bodies and that four bombs exploded during the abortive mission against the Viet Cong.
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Viet Cong faced heavy losses as clashes surge in Pleiku
Reported heavy fighting across three provinces yields 67 Viet Cong killed near Pleiku while government forces suffer light losses. A U.S. Air Division official calls the bomber crash an accident caused by enemy action. Separate patrols clash with Viet Cong near Da Nang and Chu Lai as US Sea Bees bolster the coastal defense.
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Ford Links Leak to White House in Vietnam Debate
Ford contends a memo about Mansfield's Vietnam views was leaked from the White House as he told reporters at a luncheon. Newsweek writer Shaffer said Ford did not imply Mansfield urged delaying reserves nor influenced the President. Moyers noted Ford sent his letter after speaking to the press and before Johnson’s office received it.
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Missouri Traffic Death Log for 24 Hours
The death log records 784 traffic fatalities for the year so far. A comparison shows 351 deaths by the same time last year, with data including an earlier accident that resulted in an additional death.
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Inter-Agency Head Appointed in Missouri Recreation Council
Gov Hearnes announced Lee Fine as chairman of the new Inter Agency Council for Outdoor Recreation set to take effect December 13. William Towell named vice chairman to coordinate 11 agency leaders while Missouri targets about 62 million federal funds and liaisons with the federal bureau of outdoor recreation. H P Montgomery of Springfield named to the Appellate Judicial Commission, replacing Charles R. Sands.
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Appellate Judicial Commission
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King King Speech Highlights North Civil Rights Appeal
King spoke after touring four Northern cities Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and Washington praising hopeful crowds yet warning that segregation was rising and robust programs are still needed to tackle deep social problems.
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Soldier Killed At Fort Wood
A soldier died and thirty others were injured when a jeep convoy rammed a stationary unit near Fort Leonard Wood. Pvt. Paul Istiison, 20, of St. Clair Missouri, died. Dennis E. Wood, 21, of Parma Missouri, was listed in critical condition. Gary W. Barwick, 23, of Herrin Illinois, in poor condition. Army officials reported twenty five privates admitted in good condition. Public information said the accident happened as troops returned from a night training class.
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Darge City
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Denver
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iMarysville
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Ghana page fragment hints at postwar settlement terms
Disjointed OCR text references a president's revelations and proposals related to AUIS and a ceiling. It mentions a settlement basis with complex COS, military withdrawal from South Vietnam, and arrangements tied to the National Liberation Front. Further readable items are unclear.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune Tropes and Publisher Details
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune shows publication details including editors publishers and office address. It lists board members and staff positions such as president vice president and treasurer and notes association with the Associated Press. It provides print rates for subscriptions and market areas including carrier delivery and outside counties with annual costs.
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Mennier Audit Bureau of Circulations
Car Break-In Report With Purse Theft Cited
Police investigate a car entry at Lehi Memorial where a purse contained 38 dollars was stolen. The purse belonged to Dania Dawson of 2080 Cherry St. A rental agency car from Mexico, Mo. is noted. Other incidents include a broken gas pan lock at Harrison Street and a damaged mirror and bent aerial on a 1982 vehicle on Wy McCarty Street.
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State Dept Security Chief Otepka Firing Sparks Hearing Fight
Tulsa AP report outlines career turmoil for Norpel as a security supervisor, noting his hearing loss from gunfire and forced firing range practice. Norpel, once praised, was exiled to El Paso, denied firearms, and later discharged amid accusations of coercion to quit. Otepka’s 1963 firing led to a prolonged bid for a hearing as the Senate subcommittee criticizes the action as a tragedy.
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Hearnes Signs 19 Bills Including Redistricting And Patrol Boost
Governor Warren E Hearnes signed 19 bills into law and sent about 30 to his office for review. The measures include a redistricting bill for the 10 congressional districts and an expansion of Highway Patrol strength to 650 with three additional lieutenants. Also created is an office of hearing examiner to review licensing for doctors lawyers pharmacists and insurance agents. Other acts cover state land easements public works wages transfer to general revenue voter registration executive salaries mental health commission expansion Kansas City Transportation Authority and various criminal and administrative updates.
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Planning Group Contracts Valid
Attorney General opinions limit contract authority for the Greater St. Joseph planning and zoning commission to require city and Buchanan County approval for federal funds. Also ruling that Cooper County must cover a surety premium not requested by the county court, and that a Macon County school board president should not participate in banking decisions while holding bank stock.
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Boonville
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Paul D. Hess Jr
Macon
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Be er Whisky Taken At Centertown Store
Burglars broke into Munger Liquor Store in Centertown between Thursday and Friday, Cole County Sheriff reports. Missing items include two cases of beer, whisky, and a small amount of change. Entry gained through front door after tampering.
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Trains collide near Belgrade injure and kill several
Reuters reports a passenger train collided with a freight train Thursday at Mejia near Ruseka in Yugoslavia. At least three people were killed and several injured in the accident, tying up rail traffic at the nation’s major northern port.
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City grows with boat owners as lakes drop
The Rev. William Neff Jr. notes a shift to more boat owners in the city as declining lake levels push residents to weekend trips out of town. The statement highlights a trend of lakeside recreation influencing local life.
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Federal grants loom in housing and urban bill provisions
The piece highlights a broad federal grants bonanza totaling 7.5 billion for housing and urban development and a 1.1 billion municipal public works program. It notes generous financing for water and sewer, neighborhood centers, land purchases for art projects, and a veterans home loan program. It also mentions rent supplements and worldwide aid links with planned travels by Vietnam era leaders Reuters reports Ky to visit Nationalist China and Thailand later this month.
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Latin America
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Guard May Continue For Mrs. Kennedy
Two more years of Secret Service protection for Mrs. John F. Kennedy are under consideration. The Treasury is weighing legislation to authorize four years of protection for widows of presidents, extending beyond the current two year term.
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