Water planning may stem more to urban areas
ST LOUIS AP Few programs are more essential to the economic and social well being of our people than the development of water resources, Sen Jennings Randolph D WV, chairman of the Senate Public Works Committee said Monday night. He spoke before 1500 at a banquet of the Mississippi Valley Association, noting proper planning can stem rural to urban migration and stimulate a regional economy. He urged use of refined techniques to identify regions that could support population growth and offset inertia toward crowded cities. Barner US Transportation Secretary Alan Boyd added that the nation’s transportation system must be doubled in 13 years, calling for more research, public private cooperation, and rapid transit for large cities.
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Kennedy cites city attacks show South Vietnam apathy
Senator Edward M Kennedy accuses South Vietnam of deadly apathy as Viet Cong raids on 26 cities challenge Saigon. He calls for a tougher U S stance, urging Saigon leaders to gain legitimacy and public support. Nixon counters that US intelligence underestimates enemy resolve and warns of further offensives.
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Tuesday TV Schedule and News Slots
A fragmented listing shows a Tuesday lineup with times for weather, news, regional reports, sports, and several evening programs. Items include NBC weather and news blocks, regional briefs, various movie titles, The Tonight Show, and late news rounds.
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Grand Marquee Stars in Two Lives Opera Adventure
Paul Douglas Linda Duniel Celeste Holm and Charles Coburn lead a tale of two people from different lives who are transported into a wondrous world of opera. A grand marquee showcase blends drama and fantasy as characters navigate an eerie transformation.
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Springfield man robbed shot in Missouri shop
Police reported a robbery and fatal shooting at a Springfield shop early today. The victim, about 27 year old Robert Snyder, was found in a recreation room on the second floor with gunshot wounds. Suspects and items missing are under investigation as authorities search for leads.
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Rep Curtis to Speak at Lincoln Day Fete in Columbia
Congressman Thomas B. Curl of Webster Graves will headline a Lincoln Day banquet at the Irish Hotel in Columbia. A reception precedes the banquet with details on timing and host organization not fully clear in the text.
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Cline completes juvenile drug addiction course
Cole County Juvenile Officer Donald V. Cline finished a two week program at the Federal Bureau of Narcotics Training School in Washington. The course covered recognizing addicts, drug types, trafficking surveillance, informant handling, legal controls, and undercover techniques with emphasis on youth related issues. He also studied addict treatment and assisted at the juvenile bureau of the Metropolitan Washington Police.
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Lead zinc firm trims price hike amid spy allegations
In Williamsburg AP report, Alice Crownfield faces Russian spy charges linked to a Soviet physicist defecting. Her husband, Fred Crownfield Jr., a William and Mary physicist, says the charge reflects a misunderstanding and personal issues. Crownfield’s father details meetings in Yugoslavia and Vienna, where the Soviet scientist reportedly sought embassy help before returning to Moscow.
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Nixon adapts Wisconsin swing amid farm vote push
In Appleton Nixon, with Pat at his side, outlines focus on farm vote in the April 2 Wisconsin primary while criticizing the Vietnam war conduct and urging credibility reforms. He labels Wisconsin primary crucial for his strategy and plans stops in Stevens Point Fond du Lac and Milwaukee as he campaigns.
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Lions Club ham and bean dinner slated at Selinger Centre
The Jefferson City Lions Club plans a large turnout for a ham and bean lunch and supper on Wednesday at Selinger Centre. Service runs 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m. Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for children, $1.25 and 75 cents at the door. Proceeds fund civic youth activities and a new clubhouse at Hough Park.
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American Zinc Applies Similar Price Rise Monday
American Zinc Co of St Louis raised prices again on Monday citing market pressure from Canadian suppliers and smaller U S suppliers that refused to lift prices. The move follows a broader industry trend as input costs and supply dynamics tighten.
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Candy Heart Boxes At Pope Drug Store
Elegant gifts for all ages, Russell Stover Heart Boxes in pastel or red, filled with chocolates and butter delicacies. Available now at Pope Drug Store located at 131 East High.
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