Seven point U S peace plan eyed for Middle East
Paris AP reports the United States seeks support from key nations for a new seven point plan to end the Israel Egypt conflict. Momentum rose after the Nov 5 election and Nixon aides show interest. Plan centers on Israeli withdrawal from Sinai and Egypt ending its state of war, aiming for a joint peace document.
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North Vietnamese attack pushes near Saigon in heavy fighting
U S Air Cavalry clashed with North Vietnamese forces 69 miles north of Saigon and near the Cambodian border. The engagement lasted hours with rockets mortars and gunfire as U S helicopters supported allied troops. Casualties were reported on both sides with at least 360 tons of bombs dropped near enemy supply depots and two American helicopters shot down. The New Jersey also bombarded the DMZ for the first time since earlier in the conflict.
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FCC approves CATV plans contract signed
The city clears the first phase for cable TV with a 25 000 grant and 25 000 annual fees, promising 11 channels from St Louis Kansas City and local stations. Officials expect a one year build and a consumer rate of 4.95 monthly while tradeoffs with Arab states and Middle East politics are noted.
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City weighs enforcing renumbering plan tonight
The council discusses enforcement of the city renumbering program. Councilman Kenneth Wildhaber backs an ordinance to enforce the renumbering, noting residents split between keeping new or old numbers. The aim is to reduce confusion caused by the renumbering and avoid further issues.
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Prisoners Escape from Ft. Leonard Wood Army Detention
Three military prisoners overpowered a guard at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri and fled in an Army van from a detention cell. Police launched a manhunt after the escape vehicle was found abandoned about three miles south of the post. The trio is named as William A. Crump 18 St. Louis John Jackson Jr. 21 Deboit and Robert A Reynolds 21 Springfield Illinois. Authorities say they are held in connection with a robbery at Edgar Springs Missouri.
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St. Louis
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Deboit
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Springfield
Edgar Springs
Battery and medical bag stolen from car in hospital lot
Dr Jim ER Shelburne reported theft of a car battery and a medical bag from his vehicle in the Charles Still Hospital parking lot this morning between 5 20 and 5 50. The theft was observed in a hospital parking area.
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Wage rate on Chesebrough job aligns with city pipefitters
The wage (continued from page 1) cites the rate for the Chesebrough project matching the pay scale used by Jefferson City pipefitters. The note emphasizes parity with local skilled tradesmen to determine labor compensation.
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Pipe Accident and Wage Battle Hit Jefferson City
A pipe slips from an air shaft injuring two workers as the Industrial Commission faces a wage ruling for public works Jan 24 to March 27 1967. The case cites Chesebrough Ponds as precedent while a bank guard and a clerk are briefly injured by falling debris. Local contractors win the suit. Shirley MacLaine to star with Clint Eastwood in Two Mules for Sister Sara with production in Mexico City.
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Mother and daughter die of appendicitis in London
In London, five year old Pawley Hinks and her mother Mrs George Hinks, 34, both developed appendicitis. They shared an ambulance to the hospital and were wheeled into the operating room in quick succession. Both were reported recovering today.
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