Chicago violence labeled police riot sparks mixed views
Washington AP reports Chicago mayor Daley praised most of a presidential commission staff report on Democratic convention violence but reserved judgment on labeling it a police riot. The panel cited unrestrained police violence while protesters faced taunts and harassment. Daley called the study excellent overall though the summary could mislead.
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White House
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Ager
Private talks open in Paris for expanded Vietnam peace parley
In Paris US and North Vietnamese negotiators held private talks on start of expanded peace parley with a South Vietnamese delegation expected later this week. The talks centered on procedures for a formal opening and on dual tracks addressing military ceasefire terms and South Vietnamese political issues while warnings over bombing and demilitarized zone abuses were discussed.
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City attorney limits housing referendum by state law
City attorney Tom Rose will present an opinion at tonight's City Council meeting stating the Open Housing issue cannot be placed before voters. He cites Missouri statutes that bar third class cities with mayor council government from repealing an ordinance by referendum, requiring repeal only by council action.
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Wage scale appeal hearing Wednesday
The Jefferson City Mechanical Contractors and the Missouri Industrial Commission face a wage scale dispute before the Kansas City Court of Appeals on Wednesday. Judge Riley ruled for the Jefferson City contractors last December. the commission appeals. The case centers on whether St. Louis pipefitters can set a local Jefferson City rate via Natkin & Company and the St. Louis Union.
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Pond
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Butler
Riley
John H. Hendren
Hendren
Natkin
Jefferson City Christmas Parade Heads Downtown Tonight
Holiday parade with bands floats and Santa Claus forms at 6 p m near the Missouri Hotel. It travels High Street Jefferson Street Miller Street Madison and Dunklin through the South Side business district to the Southwest Shopping Plaza before 7 p m start.
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Missouri General Assembly preps 277 bills for 1968 session
The Missouri General Assembly anticipates its January 8, 1968 opening with the Committee on Legislative Research having drafted 277 new bills. About 90 percent originate at member request through the committee. The pace exceeds last session but may not raise total introductions. turnout and content remain uncertain as deadlines approach.
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Committee On Legislative Research
General Assembly
74Th General Assembly
Voting machines proposed for Jefferson City and Call County
Rep Thomas D Graham joined supporters urging purchase or rental of voting machines for Jefferson City and Call County. City clerk Margaret Christian said bids suggested $1,800 per machine, needing three units for full coverage at $66,600 total. She noted financing over 10 years is possible and county-city sharing could cut election costs and speed vote counting.
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Jefferson City
Cale County
John G. Christy
Graham
State of
Missouri
Margaret Christian
Christian
Stormy City Council session looms tonight
City Council meets tonight amid expected protests on street renumbering large scale address changes for about 6 500 residences. Debate may focus on Ways and Means plan raising license fees 50 cents per 1000 in gross receipts and police merit system overhaul after past tabling. Ward realignment also on agenda.
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Ways and Means
Hiesberger
Citys numbering dispute receives wide publicity
Jefferson City faces a mass renumbering and renaming effort affecting about 6500 homes and businesses. Confusion grows from mis spellings in a city directory and inconsistent street signs. Residents resist changes while officials defend the overhaul as a step to reduce confusion and duplication.
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Tom Benton
Ed Rackers
Rackers
Benton
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