Republicans Ready Budget Fight As Johnson Recasts Plan
Washington AP reports Congressional Republicans mobilize for a clash over the budget as President Johnson vows to trim waste but will submit a new proposal in January. Johnson says the total may exceed 100 billion dollars while the receipts and outlays for the next fiscal year remain an estimate. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen signals a pared down initial budget and possible later adjustments in 1965 to close gaps with extra appropriations.
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Stolen American grain scandal widens in Congress
Washington reveals a secret investigation shows 10 035 metric tons of barley and cars for Austria diverted in Germany and given to East German authorities. It also finds 368 428 metric tons of grain labeled as Canadian or Argentine resold at a profit, with American exporters possibly aware and involved. No money was lost by the United States, officials say.
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Weather Summary for Jefferson City and Missouri
Cold continues across the region with mostly cloudy skies and some light snow flurries. Tonight warms slightly, lows around 5 above, Friday partly cloudy but colder with highs near 2. Humidity around 65 percent, light northwest wind, sunset at 4:47, sunrise at 7:23.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Yule Lighting Contest Entry Deadline Tonight
The 1963 Jaycee Outdoor Christmas Lighting Contest closes tonight with entries due by midnight. William J. Schrimpf leads the Junior Chamber of Commerce project. mail entries to Javece Christmas Contest, 200 Madison St. Five classes include homes under 15600, homes over 15000, first-time entrants, churches and schools, and businesses. Judging Monday night will be by out-of-town judges.
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William J. Schrimpf
Junior Chamber of Commerce Project
Javece
Madison St
Dye Resigns From Missouri Park Board
William E. Dye of Liberty resigns from the Missouri State Park Board at Gov. Dalton request, saying he bows to the governor's demand amid alleged conflicts between his state business solicitations and park board duties. Dye, 40, works for a Kansas City PR firm and was appointed two years ago to finish a term to Oct. 28, 1965. He denies improper influence and notes he only sought state work on its merits.
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William E. Dye
Liberty
Missouri State Park Board
John M. Dalton
Dyes
Park Board
Dye
Mayor Christy Plans Return to City Hall
Mayor John G. Christy expects to resume duties at City Hall on Monday Jan 6 after convalescing from two heart attacks. He will spend Christmas with his daughter in Greenville Ill and return Dec 28. He will begin limited office hours and sees his physician Jan 3.
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John G. Christy
City Hall
Jefferson Citions
Greenville
Ill
Donald Gee
Christy
Jefferson City
Robert C. Schulte
Robert C. Casey
Lewis Harrison Westmorelanc
Robert Louis Adams
Gift to the Other Mary Remembrance of Good Work Is Ordained
A gospel scene recalls Mary anointing Jesus at Bethany with costly spikenard. Jesus defends her act, saying she hath wrought a good work and that wherever the gospel is preached this memorial shall be spoken of for her. Judas questions the waste of the ointment as the scene unfolds.
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Lighting changes urged to cut Jefferson City costs
Jefferson City could save about 4000 dollars yearly by replacing incandescent lights with mercury vapor bulbs. City Utilities Chair Robert Debo said replacing 70 lights annually would cut about 1400 dollars a year, with greater savings if all lights are replaced. Priority would go to high-traffic areas, and a petition seeks a new light at Jackson and State.
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Robert Debo
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Monroe
Jefferson
Lafayette
East Main
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Debol
Jackson
State Streets
Exchange National Bank
Morse Ellender Proposals On Economic Help Rejected
The Senate rejected two amendments to cut foreign aid from 3.2495 billion dollars, resisting President Johnson’s plea against cuts. Morse and Ellender proposed smaller reductions and the House earlier voted to limit the West Berlin defense package. In East Berlin new passes allowed six people, three adults and three children, to cross the border at a single point amid East West tension.
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Nper
Work Seen Soon On Motor Hotel
Plans for a 200 unit motor hotel and restaurant at Highway 54 west of Jefferson City were outlined by developer Donald Breckenridge. Groundbreaking hoped for late January with opening in July, costing about 2 million dollars. The project includes a two story lobby, dining room, lounge, convention facilities for 600, and a full service hotel and restaurant complex across from Oscar's Steak House. Site negotiations were by Jordan and Kolb. Route 54 relocation pending final agreement.
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Highways Near Normal Across Missouri After Snow and Ice
Missouri highway officials report most major routes near normal with dangerous spots on several main arteries. U S 24 Brunswick to Illinois line shows snow, ice. U S 36 Clearance to Hannibal ice. U S 135 Princeton to Lucerne snow. U S 54 Eldorado Springs to Preston ice. U S 61 to Frankford ice. U S 68 eleven miles north of Macon at 82 junction snow and ice.
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U. S
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Lucerne
Eldorado Springs
Preston
Former Convict Slain in Indiana
Elmer J. Cooper, 44, a former inmate with prior prison terms in Missouri, Iowa, and Indiana, was found badly beaten in a snow-covered Indiana field near Crawfordsville. He died in Indianapolis early today after being treated at local hospitals. Police report consider the killing murder. four witnesses saw him injured on a side road near U S 1362 miles east of Crawfordsville.
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Ind
Missouri State
Indiana
Elmer J. Cooper
Kansas City
James T. Rissey
Cole County
Cooper
Christian County
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Terre Haute
U. S
Crawfordsvile
Po Yen
Robert Long
Indianapolis
FBI arrests woman on check charge in midwest case
FBI agents arrested Jewel Evelyn Grewe, 43, after a federal grand jury indictment in Kansas City. She is charged with impersonating a government employer while cashing six counterfeit checks totaling 178 dollars.
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Chicago
FBI
Jewel Evelyn Grewe
Kansas City
Morocco Base Loot Taints U.S. Withdrawal
Native thieves looted U.S. air bases in Morocco before transfer, stripping latrines, motors, copper wiring, panels, doors, and structural metal. An Arab reportedly died from electrocution as facilities were left useless. the Air Force documented extensive dismantling ahead of Moroccan handover.
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Washington
U.S
Morocco
Air Force
Sliders urged to use Ellis-Porter Park for sledding
Ellis-Porter Park remains open to 10 p m for supervised sledding on the novy slopes under Park Board personnel. Howard Scott says fires comfort riders while two courses have drawn few children since the first snowfall. Police Chief Short favors park sledding over street roping due to manpower and safety concerns after a street sled accident. Perrys Hawes Jr acting mayor said discussions with Chief Short continue but offered no change this morning.
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Novy
Park Board
Howard Scott
Scott
Clinide Short
Short
Perrys Hawes Jr
Chief Short
Senate Candidate Dies in Sedalia
SEDALIA Mo AP William G Schybrader 69 a candidate for state senator in 1962 died Wednesday apparently after a heart attack. He was a partner in Cramer Schrader Construction Co. In World War I he received the Croix de Guerre from Belgium. His widow two daughters and a brother survive.
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William G. Scbyrader
Cramer - Schrader Construction Co
Belgium
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