American Bombers Resume Attacks Near Hanoi Area
U S warplanes returned to the Hanoi area with clearing weather and attacked the Ha Gia fuel storage facility fourteen to fifteen miles north of Hanoi, marking the first strike after increased U S air operations in the region. Ground fighting in South Vietnam eased to small skirmishes as troop movements continued around Hanoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Red River Valley
Ha Gia
William
Westmoreland
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Bond Issue Publicity Team Named for Jefferson City Vote
Debo and Davis named co chairmen to publicize a $3 million industrial bond issue for Von Hoffmann Expansion Committee. The effort targets a January 10 1967 election with a plan to create 100 to 150 jobs and boost payroll, backed by no tax increases. US Hanoi raids report initial ordnance hits and discuss possible nonmilitary targets amid seven flight missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davis
von Hoffmann Press
Warren E. Hearnes
Inc
Fourth Ward
Robert L. Debo, Sr
Charles Gillespie
Fof
John G. Christy
J .von Hoffmann
Davis
Debo
Fifth Ward
Perry Hawes, Jr
John A. Morris
The
Central Missouri Trust Company
O. W
Bud) Raither Jr
Exchange National Bank
Fred Bassman
Fred Bassman Services
I. H
Jim) Reed
Capital City Water Co
Gillespie
Jefferson City
von Hoffmann
Industrial Drive
von Hoffman
Bomb in Lambert Airport Terminal Explodes
A home made time-bomb exploded in Lambert St. Louis Municipal Airport terminal injuring no one. Over 1,000 people were evacuated within ten minutes as passengers were told to stay aboard arriving planes. Police suspect the device aimed to destroy an airplane. Investigators found clock and battery fragments but offered few leads.
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ST. Louis
Lambert St. Louis Municipal Airport
Hugh Hodges
F. J. Vasel
FBI
Ken Muchmore
Hodges
Explosions Force Evacuation at Pruitt-Igoe Housing
In St Louis a gas caused blast on 10th floor and another on 11th floor of the Pruitt Igoe complex at 2330 Cass Ave. Top four floors evacuated. Two youths sustained minor injuries. A stove blast on 11th floor and a laundry blast on 10th floor damaged the laundry room and two apartments. all 10th floor windows shattered.
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ST. Louis
Pruitt- Igoe Compex
Cass Ave
Jailed War Objector Begins Hunger Strike
An 18 year old girl arrested in an anti war demonstration in New York is on the fifth day of a hunger strike. Suzanne Williams, held with 59 others for orderly conduct and resisting arrest, is reported to be in good condition with water available in her cell at the Women's House of Detention. She was brought to court in a wheelchair for arraignment after refusing to walk.
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New York
Suzanne Williams
Armed Forces Induction Center
Lower Manhattan
Sakesman
Women’s House of Detention
Trial recounts currency schemes near Leningradand Moscow
Wortham testifies with Gilmour about meeting Soviet youths who offered to exchange dollars for rubles on the street and later bought a bear statue as a "souvenir" from Moscow. They faced suspicion at the border when customs found the statue in Wortham's car trunk and he improvised an explanation of buying it from a Moscow lady.
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Wortham
Gilmour
Leningrad
Finland
Iale
Ithern
Moscow
Soviet Union
Sunday Closing Law Supported by Labor Leader
Davis argued organized labor opposes repeal of Sunday closing and would back a seven day week if needed. He warned discount houses would push open commerce on Sunday, forcing others to follow, while noting clergy influenced passage and that Sundays should balance church bells with cash registers. He deemed the law a protection for small merchants and labor, though lamented increasing commercialization.
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Davis
Organized Labor
Labor
Kansas City Man and Wife Die in Fire Tragedy
Kansas City AP Charles F. Creason, 54, and his wife Effie, 51, died from suffocation after a Sunday house fire. Mrs. Creason, sister of Thelma Goodwin of 307 West High Street and editor of the Missouri Blue Book, was found in a bedroom. Creason lay in a hallway, apparently while attempting to escape as the blaze confined to the living room and garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles F. Creason
Effie
Stallings Named State Education Public Information Coordinator
Curtis R. Stallings aged 38 is appointed coordinator of public information for the State Board of Education. Formerly public relations officer for the Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars and a member of the national VFW public relations committee, he also served five years as program director at radio station KLIK in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis R
Curt) Stallings
State Board of Education
The
Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
KLIK
Fumes Overcome Four In Kansas City Apartment Fire
Fumes from a furnace overcame four persons and forced the evacuation of 62 residents at an apartment building on the east side of Kansas City. Firemen found Edward Bynum, 69, unconscious in his room. he and three others were treated and released. Unburned fuel and gases had backed up in the building at 2537 Troost.
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Kansas City
Troost
Edward Bynum
Bynum
University approves seniority based recalls and union dues change
The board adopted a promotion rule privileging the longest seniority among equally qualified workers and allows recalls after layoffs with seniority and job nature considered. Seniority accrues from start, begins after six months, cannot be lost during leaves, and is updated annually. Union dues withholding can start Feb 1 and revoke dates are Jan 1 or July 1. Labor officials praised the agreement in Columbia.
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University
Columbia
Francis Huffington
Columbia Local
Huffington
LBJ Studies Space and Farm Fund Needs
President Johnson weighs space and agriculture budgets at the Texas ranch. Key aides, including Schultze Freeman Webb, discuss a NASA budget of about 5.1 billion and agriculture near 7 billion, with a 135 billion total federal spending plan. Defense aims around 70 billion, plus the State of the Union and tax policy under review as Great Society programs and draft questions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Johnson
Texas
Johnson City
Here
Charles L. Schultze
Orville L. Freeman
James E. Webb
National Arronautics and Space Administration
Joba
Agriculture
NASA
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher and Rates Listing
Jefferson City Post Tribune announces publishers and staff along with circulation rates. The paper, a News Tribune Company product, lists Jefferson City office at 210 Monroe Street and carrier and mail rates for Missouri regions and outside areas. It notes Associated Press affiliation and audit bureau membership with a 1936-? line for contact.
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Core
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Din
Eureka Man Charged In Student Shootings
In a party shooting near the Meramec River outside St Louis, three Roosevelt High School students were killed and a fourth was critically wounded. Richard Otis 21 of Eureka Mo faces three counts of second degree murder. two brothers 14 and 15 are in juvenile custody. Witnesses say Otis argued with victims outside the clubhouse and was knocked down before gunfire. Otis claimed the gun was from rabbit hunting earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis, Mo
F.J. Vasel
Richard Otis
Eureka
Dr Salk Receives Truman Award in Kansas City
Dr Jonas E Salk was honored Sunday night with the 1866 Harry S Truman commendation award for aiding humanity through the polio vaccine discovery. The Bonds for Israel committee presented it after previous recipients Gen Lucius D Clay and Vice President Hubert H Humphrey. Salk urged embracing change and guiding the young, while praising the potential of a new generation to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jonas E. Salk
Harry S. Truman
Bonds For Israel Committee
Gen
Lucius D. Clay
Hubert H. Humphrey
Truman
Jonas Salk
Bombing of mailbox investigated on Sunset Lake Road
Cole County sheriff office probes mailbox bombing on Sunset Lake Road. Deputy L J Smith reports Mrs Mardell Christian of 1598 Sunset Lake Road says her mailbox was destroyed early Sunday. Evidence indicates a fused cherry bomb was used. federal postal inspectors will be notified.
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Cole County Sheriff's Office
Sunset Lake Road
L. J. Smith
Mardell Christian
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Jefferson City Post
California
Ohio
Indiana
United Press International
Vienna
Radio l
Hanoii
Hotel Governor Rathskeller
Featuring
Bill Merrill
Tors
Salt Lake City
Gilmour Sr
Harlan G. Moen
Michael Kinney
Stallings
Kansas
LBJ
Farm Fund
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Frank Holt
Mgr
Newton Townsend
Joseph G. Majershky
Vasel
Michael Tinsley
Joseph Michaels
Gary Ratliff
Steve Schroeder
Roosevelt High School
McNamee
Meramee River
St. Louis County
Otis
Brothers
Dr. Salk
Salk
San Diego
Calif
Wees
Arris Pizza
Palace
High Dial
Capitol Theatre
Mann Laurenee Wasserman Production
Binowh Uddwing
Martin
Technicolor
Truniversal Picture
Central Missouri Trust Co
Danny Kaye
Danawynter
MR. Fun ON the Run
Margaret Hyde
Rutherford
Diana Dors
Panavision
W. Dunklin
Madison
Westlake
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