Missouri prepares census for handicapped students
Jefferson City officials say a statewide census of mentally and physically handicapped children will be tedious and touchy. Warren Black, assistant education commissioner, outlined methods to count about 35 000 Missouri children with learning defects and estimated a $7 million start up cost, with deadlines set for Oct. 15 and duties shared by nurses, parents, ads, and welfare workers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Department of Education
Warren Black
Department of Education
Education Department
Black
Kremlin blasts China in sharp foreign policy attack
Moscow denounces Peking as divorced from Marxism Leninism and urges an Asian collective security system. A Pravda commentary signed by I Alexandrov claims China seeks to embolden pressure on the Soviet Union and fracture its Eastern European allies amid heightened Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Kremlin
China
Peking
Communist Party
Pravda
I. Alexandrov
Soviet Union
State awards $100000 tire contracts to four firms
Jefferson City Missouri AP four companies Firestone Goodrich Goodyear and Banner Tire won state contracts totaling about 100000 for a year. Damron says discounts 30 percent or more in 10 groups and total value depends on orders which may exceed 6000 tires across varying sizes.
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Jefferson City
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Banner Tire Co
St. Louis
Columbia
Herbert C. Damron
Damron
Goodrich
Banner
Firestone
Goodyear
Japan grants $1 million to 10 U.S. universities for Japanese studies
The Foreign Ministry named ten U.S. universities to receive $1 million each to expand Japanese studies and improve understanding of Japan. Recipients include California Berkeley, Chicago, Columbia, Harvard, Hawaii, Michigan, Princeton, Stanford, Washington Seattle, and Yale. Grants await parliamentary approval, aiming for Sept 1974 use.
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Foreign Ministry
U.S
Japan
The
University of California At Berkeley
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Harvard University
University of Hawaii
University of Michigan
Princeton University
Stanford University
University of Washington At Seattle
Yale University
Shinsuke Hori
Taylor calls profit essential amid farm crisis speech
Rep. Gene Taylor of Missouri warned that there is no free lunch and profits are needed for a free society. He argued state control harms production while praising fair returns for labor and goods. Association president Fred W. Heinkel cited rapid grain export growth and volatile futures fueling price swings amid bad weather and fuel shortages harming farmers.
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Columbia, Mo
Gene Taylor
R-Mo
Taylor
The
Midcontinent Farmers Association
Heinkel
Plan to control brucellosis inked by Missouri governor
Gov. Christopher S. Bond signed a bill authorizing the state Department of Agriculture to create brucellosis control programs lifting indemnity limits for cattle destroyed to eradicate the disease. Payments capped by breeding value and set by the state veterinarian. One bill increases county fair aid from 15000 to 25000 and offers 50-50 matching state funding for fair buildings. A third bill regulates commodity merchandising councils excluding several commodities. elections require 51 percent producer approval, councils have 5 to 15 members, and can be terminated by 10 percent producer petition.
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State Department of Agriculture
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Newsprint shortage risks higher prices for papers
Washington AP reports a tight newsprint market for U S newspapers. Industry leaders warn supply could tighten further if demand stays strong, potentially boosting 15 cent papers and advertising rates. Prices may rise from 175 to 225 250 per ton to spur new mill investment.
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Washington
American Newspaper Publisher’s Association
Smith
United States
Canada
Howard Post
Department of Commerce
Post
Columbia panel votes to suspend city manager
In Columbia, City Council narrowly suspends City Manager Don Allard by a 4 to 3 vote, initiating a formal ouster process. Allard has 15 days to request a public hearing before another council vote. Ray Beck acts as city manager.
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Columbia
Don Allard
Allard
Tom Anderson
Pro-Allard
Ray Beck
Missouri crashes claim multiple deaths across state
A 43 year old Florissant man was killed when his pickup overturned in Ralls County near Monroe City. In separate crashes, 18 year old Daniel Vanvieck and 24 year old Larry Cox died in Lawrence County, while 66 year old Jackson Howard perished in St. Clair County. Loretta Johnson, 28, died from injuries in a Sabula motorcycle crash. An Osage Beach couple sustained minor injuries in Miller County. Also, Richard Taylor, 23, of Gary Indiana, abducted Julie Halstead, 20, of Independence near Kalamazoo.
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Florissant
Missouri
Highway Patrol
John William Gatson
Ralls County
Monroe City
Daniel Edward Vanvieck
Larry Joe Cox
Willow Springs
U.S. 60
Lawrence County
Marionville
Vanvieck
Jerry Lee Dillon
Aurora
Dillon
Cox Medical Center
Springfield
Jackson Howard
Bolivar
St. Clair County
Vista
Osceola
Loretta Alice Johnson
DeSoto
St. Mary's Hospital
Ironton
Sabula
Mid-Missouri
US. 54
Miller County
Route V
Charles Hymes
Charlotte
Eldon votes on pool bonds for city pool
Eldon voters decide on a 140000 dollar bond issue to fund a municipal pool north of the recreation area at Eldon's air park. The plan, backed by the Park and Recreation Commission, relies on federal matching funds and a Kansas City firm projects a 15 percent levy increase to cover the debt, retiring in 13 years.
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Eldon
Park and Recreation Commission
Eldon’s Air Park
Kansas City
British deny bank raid manipulation by agents
London admitted it recruited two brothers with criminal records to infiltrate the IRA but denied orchestrating a Dublin bank robbery to trigger an Irish crackdown. Kenneth Littlejohn got 20 years and Keith 15 for the October theft of 167,500 dollars, with Keith nearly hanged by imprisoned IRA members.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Kenneth Littlejohn
Keith
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