Farm Bureau rejects plan to limit farm payments
Kansas City AP report on the 50th annual American Farm Bureau convention shows delegates defeating a proposal to cap federal farm payments and halt certain labor practices. The body backed voluntary land retirement and phased removal of programs, while opponents warned caps could mislead Congress and hurt farmers.
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Kansas City
Individuons Board
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Seneave
Hycece
Wilbert Engelke
Granite Lion
City
Ill
Californi
Saeki
Emaine
Keith Propst
Merino
Propst
Gmd Congress
William Lanier
Macon
Federall
Urban Cabinet Talks and White House Events Amid New Administration
In Washington observers note discussions between incoming Cabinet members and Johnson aides on budget, union issues, and farm policy while Mrs. Johnson and Luci hosted guests at the executive mansion. Farm Bureau delegates oppose extension of collective bargaining in agriculture and back a plan to reform farm labor rules if Congress broadens labor protections.
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White House
George Christian
Christian
Johnson
Congress
Nixon
Tricia
Luci
State Department
Tricia Nixon
Luci Johnson Nugent
Washington
Farm Bureau
Lanier
National Labor Relations Act
Farm, Bureau
Teachers union opinion limits collective bargaining for teachers
Atty Gen Norman H Ander son ruled public school teachers may join unions but cannot bargain collectively. They may present salary and working condition proposals to school boards, but boards cannot enter binding agreements. He cited a 1967 law that excludes teachers from labor organization statutes yet endorses organizing and submitting proposals to public bodies.
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Norman H. Anderson
Anderson
Robert N. Prange
D-St. Louis
National
Labor Organization
Jso
Long denies he has decided on governor race
Clarksville Missouri AP Sen Edward V Long says reports he will run for governor in 1972 are false He has not made a definite statement he will run but he is considering the race Hearnes cannot seek another term Eagleton defeated Long for the Senate nomination earlier this year and Eagleton won the seat
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Long
Clarksville, Mo
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
Columbia
University of Missouri
UMC
Missouri five day forecast near normal temperatures
The five day forecast for Missouri calls for Saturday through Wednesday temperatures averaging near normal. Highs mainly mid 30s to 47, lows mostly 20s to low 30s with a possible 33 or 34 in the Bootheel. Little or no precipitation is expected northwest, up to a quarter inch east and south, with extreme south seeing more. Rain or snow possible Monday and again Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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Missouri
Bootheel
Council delay likely on controversial bills
KANSAS CITY AP Rich ard H. Koenigedorf aged 53 a circuit court judge since 1961 collapsed while playing handball and died shortly after. A routine council meeting was expected to discuss controversial bills including a referendum on a licensing change and a ward realignment. Council plans to delay third readings until Jan 20 to allow merchants and businessmen to weigh in while a funding fee for licenses and a per employee charge were debated. The Annexation and Redistricting Committee recommended ward realignment approval.
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Richard H. Koenigedorf
Jackson ‘County
Omer Stone
Stone
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Shanige
Shy
Dien Sneek
Forrest
Scrivners
YMCA
Cnl Onen Honeing
Ing
Tom Rose
Daily record Hospital admissions list
Memorial includes Mrs Irene Golden 10 Hobbs Terrace Miss Diana Welch California Mrs Flossie Em mierich Henley Miss Debbie Edwards Allan Charles E Still Biff Barner Hartsburg Arthur Bock Freeburg William Burns Eldon Robert Cain Eldon Mrs Pauline Musick Brumley George Otten Freeburg Mrs Donna Powell Holts Summit Mrs Judith Schulte Westphalia Paul Stock Old U S 58 South Mrs Lila Stover Owensville Mrs Charlotte Schmidt California Mrs Marcie Wanssing Vienna Marys Gerhard Sturm Route 3 Mrs Etbel McGuire Camdenton Mrs Marilyn Glass 901h Southwest Blvd Hart Mallow Belle Milton Bungart Eldon Marc Millsap 323 Washington St
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Hobbs Terrace
Diana Welch
California
Flossie Emmierich
Henley
Debbie Edwards
Charles E
Still Biff Barner
Hartsburg
Arthur Bock
Freeburg
Wiliam Burns
Eldon
Robert Cain
Pauline Musick
Brumley
George Otten
Donna Powell
Holts Summit
Judith Schulte
Westphalia
Paul Stock
Old U.S. 58
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Lila Stover
Owensville
Charlotte Schmidt
Marcie Wanssing
Vienna
Mary
Gerhard Sturm
Etbel McGuire
Camdenton
Marilyn Glass
Southwest Blvd
Hart Mallow
Belle
Milton Bungart
Marc Millsap
Washington St
Police court fines mix of driving violations and surgery note
A circuit of Capitol View Village and area residents faced fines for out of state licenses, speeds, improper registrations, and related offenses. The piece also notes Janice Hutcherson undergoing open heart surgery with a hopeful hospital report.
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Capitol View Village
Dorene Faye Hopkins
Washington St
Richard A. Fechtel
Bruce Alan Pfautsch
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Stone
Patsy BR. Olson
H.j
Miller St
Robert Groves
Gary E. Griffin
Randy Lane
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Sarah J. Mills
Boiden
J' Berry Si
Ramada Inn
Bond
Robert E. Deeken
Phyllis Aun Launium
Colum
O. Hutcherson
Macon
Miss
Bia
Donald RB. Sellmeyer
Capitol View
Ochsner Founda
Tion
Thomas EB. Hickman
Janice
Jamestown
Winston J. Rutledge
Alan L. Rector
Roe St
Carl J. Graessie
Harts
Maconareas Burg
Lyn Lambert W. Schulte
Wood Porter
Don R. Jenkins
Allen
New Orleans
Janice Maries
Hutcherson
Missouri Republicans debate leadership after steelman vote
Party members discuss whether steelman should stay as state chairman amid complaints over party offices and funding. They plan to set procedures for endorsing Nixon appointees, with Danforth seeking influence over federal selections. Durward Hall and the fractured GOP scene are noted as context.
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State Party
Lar‘Ly Meisel
St. Louis
Steelman
Missouri
Richard Nixon
John C. Danforth
GOP
Danforth
Durward G. Hall
Springfield
Wardsville couple ordered to pay estate in probate suit
Circuit Judge George P. Adams of Mexico ordered Marguerite and Rudolph Daillmeyer of Wardsville Road to pay $2,200 to the estate of Drucilla Mae Phillips. The couple had contended the money was a gift from Mrs. Phillips before her death.
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George P. Adams
Mexico
Marguerite
Rudolph Daillmeyer
Wardsville Road
Drucilla Mae Phillips
Dallmeyers
Phillips
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