Missouri briefs man arrested eight years after murder case
In St Louis Missouri a 26 year old man Frank E Fischer of Gardenville was jailed on a murder charge in the 1963 death of Dr Charles E Line 71 of University City. Police said a teenage girl provided the tip and her brother once imprisoned for shooting Fischer warned her to stay silent. The case likely goes to the grand jury.
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Charles E. Line
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Edmondson
Unusual rate hike request continued in Missouri case
The Missouri Public Service Co of Kansas City seeks 32.8 million annually in electric and 380000 in gas rate increases with an immediate temporary boost while the Public Service Commission studies the case. If the hikes are excessive refunds are promised. A utility spokesman cites inflation higher costs and weak finances as reasons for needed funds.
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Private plane misses runway injuring four men at Cape Girardeau
A twin engine private aircraft failed to line up with the Cape Girardeau Municipal Airport runway and crashed in a field Tuesday night. Four men from Oaklawn and Pains Heights were injured and listed in satisfactory condition at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau.
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Jerome Eastman
Gerald Higgins
Oaklawn
George Shores
Pains Heights
Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Tavern Owners Seek Age, Hours Rules Change in Missouri
The Tavern Owners Association of Missouri urged repeal of age and operating hour limits, backing liquor by the drink for 18-year-olds, 23 hour or Sunday tavern operations, and legalizing gambling. Secretary Howard Sims said the group covers about half of Missouri tavern owners and aims to become a lobbying force.
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Tavern Owners Association of Missouri
Howard Sims
Missouri
State Budget Hearings Focus On Arts Support In Missouri
The Missouri State Council on the Arts seeks 500000 in state aid for the St. Louis Symphony and 250000 for the Kansas City Philharmonic as deficits threaten their future. Governor urges firm Senate committee commitments while projects to aid teachers and deaf and blind schools face funding trades and general revenue constraints.
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Slaughter arraigned on tampering charges in Jefferson City
Larry Slaughter a 19 year old Lincoln University student from St Louis was arraigned Tuesday in Magistrate Court on misdemeanor charges of tampering with a motor vehicle He pleaded not guilty and a trial was set for 9 2 m Jan 7 Jefferson City police arrested him Monday night in the 1000 block of Lafayette Street for allegedly breaking into an parked automobile.
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St. Louis
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Jefferson ” Gity
Lincoln University
Lafayette
Springfield Store
Jasper County Circuit Court
Computer earns break for Aussia employes
SYDNEY AP One of Australia's largest finance companies is giving 1,300 employees a paid holiday every fourth Monday. Managing director William M Edmonds says there is no catch, thanks to a computer driven workflow. The firm posted a $9.7 million profit last year.
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Australia
Wiliam M. Edmonds
United Nations issues first Peace Medal on 26th anniversary
The United Nations released its inaugural Peace Medal to mark the 26th anniversary. Gold medals were presented to astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin. Silver and bronze versions for collectors will follow, with the 1971 medal sculpted by Philip R. Nathan at Franklin Center Pennsylvania.
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Alfred Worden
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Philip R. Nathan
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Franklin Center
Judge hints new appeal path for Edmondson release
George Ben Edmondson a 33 year old Missouri State Penitentiary inmate faced a habeas corpus denial in Cole County Circuit Court on Tuesday. Judge James T Riley quashed the writ but offered a declaratory judgment path that could set stage for release within months amid complex sentencing history and prior appeals.
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George Ben Edmondson
Missouri State Penitentiary
Cole County
James T. Riley
Edmondson
Supreme Court
Jasper County
Riley
Debate on War Powers Committee Approves 30-Day Limit
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced a bill to curb presidential authority to commit U.S. forces without Congress approval, limiting action to 30 days except in cases of direct attack. The measure, opposed by the Nixon administration, could spark a major fiscal debate next year. Four senators weighed in on the implications for executive power and potential first-strike concerns. Meanwhile in Saigon, American fighter-bombers exchanged fire with an anti-aircraft battery and attacked a radar station along the Vietnam Laos border in three incidents, with no reported damage to U.S. aircraft and 87 total air strikes this year.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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United States
Nixon
Senate
Bricker
Saigon Aap
North Vietnam
Laos
Wind swept fires scorch Los Angeles area homes and business
In gusts up to fifty miles per hour, more than 30 wind driven fires swept the Los Angeles area damaging six homes and a business. No injuries were reported as all 110 city fire units and 40 firefighters contained the blazes after several hours.
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Daniel urges transformed society at Urbes League meeting
Dr Walter C Daniel, president of Lincoln University, urged members at the National Urbes League seventh annual meeting in Recine Wis to persevere toward a racism free open society. He called the League a beacon on social battlefields and stressed collective responsibility for transforming society.
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Walter C. Daniel
Lincoln University
National Urbes League
Daniel
League
New-born Missouri agency faces Senate budget panel
The Land Reclamation Commission led by Robert Neuenschwander sparked a Senate Appropriations Committee session as a trust fund plan with the state treasurer's office was outlined. The director sought 19 635 dollars for seven months, while lawmakers pressed safeguards and debated deposits versus interest-bearing accounts.
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Associated Press
Senate’ Appropriations Committee
Robert Neuenschwader
Land Reclamation Commission
Missouri
Donald Manford
Ckansas
Jones
Jones Comments on Pot Limit in Nixon Era Race
Jones remarks on pot limits and a race tied to 159, reflecting a political or social debate context. The fragment suggests a discussion of policy thresholds or quotas impacting a group or event, with implied timing linked to a specific political moment.
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