White House Sets Budget Cuts Aiming For Low Total
President Johnson pushes to pare the federal budget to the lowest feasible level while directing talks with labor leaders and business groups. He meets AFL-CIO executives and Treasury officials to discuss economy and civil rights, and plans agency by agency budget reviews as he seeks a $98 to $103 billion target.
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Emer Staats
Pierre Salinger
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Public Works Bill Draws Fire Over Bad Faith Charge
The House public works committee advanced a 900 million dollar jobs bill amid Republican opposition and charges of bad faith toward President Johnson. Democrats pushed rapid spending in six months, claiming added measures would lift total job expenditures to 1.8 billion since 1962, while critics called the bill pork and fiscally irresponsible.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington — House
Democrats
Public Works Committee
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
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Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Mouse Ways and Means
House
Weather Summary for Jefferson City and Midwest Missouri
Partly cloudy tonight with slightly cooler temperatures. Thursday looks fair to partly cloudy and a touch warmer with high in the upper 40s to 50s and low in the mid 20s tonight. Precipitation and humidity readings noted, with river stages in Missouri, including Jefferson City, reflecting typical spring fluctuations.
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Jefferson City
Mid-pissouri
Dfs
Hanson
Pam
Mooney
Yaaa
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Fedex
Memorial Air Southwest
Public May Get Evidence Before Trial
News across the nation follows the Kennedy assassination and the Ruby case as courts delay to Feb 3 for further prep. New light on Oswald’s military discharge prompts talk of national security gaps. IRS seeks 20880 from Ruby over unpaid taxes, clouding his property.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Doneavan
Internal Revenue Service
Lcens
Dean Roberts
Dalton and Party in Grand Rapids
Gov. John M. Dalton led a 16 member Missouri delegation to Grand Rapids to explore business opportunities for branching or warehousing in Missouri. Dalton said the visit was not a pirating expedition and not meant to pressure firms, noting two local companies asked for guidance on locations, before the group moved on to Detroit.
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John M. Dalton
Missouri
Dalton
State Logging Emphasizes Water Development Needs
Col. Miles L. Wachendorf, head of the U S Corps of Engineers, says Missouri must accelerate construction and planning of water projects. He cites three Osage River Basin reservoirs Pomme de Terre completed while Kaysinger Bluff and Stockton proceed. He estimates Stockton and Kaysinger will generate about 250 million kilowatt hours annually. more when Pomme de Terre facilities join. Wachendorf notes growing interest in water resources in north Missouri and outlines a seven reservoir plan under study by Congress with Joanna reservoir pre-construction planning underway on Salt River.
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U.S. Corps of Engineers
Missouri
State Rural Electrification Association
Govicvnor Hotel
Wachendorf
Osage River
Pomme de Terre
Kaysinger Bluff
Stockton
Timate
Kaysinger
Tn North Missouri
Fox
Corps of Engineers
Congress
Joanna
Salt River
Plenty of Room as Mrs Kennedy Moves Into Historic Georgetown Home
Jacqueline Kennedy will move into a three story red brick Georgetown house at 3038 N St. NW, a spacious home filled with art, period furnishings, and a terraced garden. The Harvithians, former Albany governor’s mansion residents, recently bought the property and plan to host the former First Lady this Friday.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Georgetown
W. Avnscrell Harriman
First Lacy
France
Pennsylvanial Ave
Pope Paul VI plans unprecedented Holy Land visit
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI announced a historic pilgrimage to Palestine in January becoming the first pope to travel outside Italy in 149 years since Pius VII’s 1804 Paris trip. He said the journey would visit sacred sites tied to Jesus life and death with potential stops in Bethlehem Jerusalem Nazareth and other key holy places.
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Paul VI
Holy Land
Vatican Ecumenical Council
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St. Peter
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Christ
Paul
Italy
Pius VII
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Napoleon
France
Papal States
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Palestine
Jordan
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Old City
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Israel
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Ecumenical Council
UPI
TV Panel on Red Teaching to Discuss Communist Education
A KRCG-TV panel at 1 pm today will discuss how public schools teach communism. Participants include Wade Baker of the Missouri Bar Association, Allen Fischer of the Chamber of Commerce education committee, Rev. Robert Herrmann of the Ministerial Alliance, and school representatives Joe Nichols Jr, Clarence Lawson, and Marvin Fleming.
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Krcg-Tv
Wade Baker
The
Missouri Bar Association
Allen Fischer
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Herrmann
Allance
Joe Nichols Jr
Clarence Lawson
Marvin Fleming
Atre
Pass Legislation Ok Says City Attorney Rose
Jefferson City Council, amid a reader dispute, received assurance from City Attorney Rose that council actions remain legal as long as a president pro-tem presides. Rose’s opinion follows Monday’s move to unseat Robinson as president pro-tem, a decision Robinson challenges as unlawful.
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Jefferson City
Thomas P. Rose
Rose
J. George Robinson
Robinson
Rose Icday
Pam
Ry Hawes Jr
J. Robert Tull
Columbia
Vatican Council Recessed For Reform Decree At Paul VI Session
Vatican City AP notes Pope Paul VI and the 6 year old council decree a vast reform program for Roman Catholic worship and church governance. The nine month recess will be used to rework pending documents for the next assembly while affirming that episcopal cooperation under the pope strengthens unity and apostolic effectiveness.
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Vatican City
Holy Land
Paul VI
St. Peter's
Sec-Mass Communications
Pope Paul
Peter
May Shake Up Civil Rights Bill Amid Petition Drive
Washington AP reports House leaders plan to use a discharge petition to push the civil rights bill from the Rules Committee. Republicans oppose bypassing committees, while civil rights leaders meet in an extraordinary session with Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King to press for rapid action. Speaker McCormack aims to file the petition Monday and seeks up to 150 Democratic signatures to pressure Republicans.
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House
Rules Committee
Johnson
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
State Operations Partly Resumed After Large Jefferson Building Fire
Department heads and key employees returned to the Jefferson building as cleanup continues after a nine hour blaze damaged the sub basement and burned office supplies records and film. Charred debris is removed via a terrace hole while burned but not vital records are hauled away. Electrical service heat and light are being restored and three elevators are in operation as routine damage inspections proceed.
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Jefferson Street
State Department of Education
Montrose Public School
Johin Paulus
Stanley Diemler
Paulus
Tax Collections At Normal Pace in County
County tax collections proceed at a normal pace with about 35 percent of the 2,047,816 due collected so far. Bert Koester, county collector, expects 94 percent of the total will be collected by 5 pm December 3. Office hours are 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and 8 am to noon Saturdays. The late payment penalty rises from 1 to 12 percent yearly. Mail payments are encouraged to avoid lines. Rates changed slightly for the county and a RoI district increased 10 cents per hundred.
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Bert Koester
Koester
Roi
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