No fault divorce bill moves to House in Missouri
The Associated Press reports the no fault divorce measure advances to the House for consideration after Senate action. Rep. Harold Volkmer questions piecemeal changes while Circuit Judge Fred Schoenlaub warns mixing fault with no fault could worsen divorce courts. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Harold Holliday, broadens grounds to incompatibility and irreconcilable differences.
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Associated Press
House
Senate
Harold Volkmer
D-Hannibal
Senate Judiciary Committee
Volkmer
Fred Schoenlaub
St. Joseph
Sewer worker killed at Clayton treatment plant
An employee of the Metropolitan Sewer District died after his scarf became entangled in machinery at the Coldwater Creek treatment plant in St. Louis County. Thomas G. Theele, 26, of St. Louis, was fatally injured. an inquest or eye examination was planned for today.
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Metropolitan Sewer District
Coldwater Creek
St. Louis
Thomas G. Theele
The Tribune Establishes in 186
The fragmentary notice lists publishers and editors from Jefferson City with years 1927 to 1953 and references to the Tribune Company. It notes daily publication except Saturday, Associated Press membership, and typesetting details. Subscription rates and contact details are provided in a truncated form.
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Robert C. Goshorn
Rose
Beard Robert Blosser
Joseph G. Majersky
C. C. Swarens
News Tribune Company
Jaffergon City
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United Dial
Misuse of name leads to wrong arrest in robbery case
Three men, James Moten Arvell Dodson and Sheridan Armstrong, were charged with an armed robbery at Anthony Hall Lincoln University where over 1600 in jewelry and 50 in cash were taken from student Lamar Parish. Dodson was found to be the wrong man and sheriff Basinger said a warrant is out for Lucius Dodson.
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Anthony Hall
Lincoln University
James R. Moten
Arvell X. Dodson
Kansas City
Sheridan D. Armstrong
E. Miller St
Lamar Parish
Moten
Armstrong
Cole County
Wyman S. Basinger
Dodson
Arvell Dodson
Arvell
Lucius
Arwell
Basinger
Three Day Missouri Forecast Extends Mild to Cold
The outlook covers Saturday through Monday with varying conditions. Saturday is partly cloudy and mild with highs 45 to 52. Sunday turns colder with lows in the upper teens and 2s and highs in the upper 40s. Monday remains generally fair and cold with lows in the teens and low 20s and highs around the mid 40s.
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Missouri
Missouri House approves surplus foods bill and more
The Economics Committee approved five bills including a surplus foods program for welfare distribution with federal aid potential. It also passed measures to raise TB patient aid from 15 to 30 dollars daily, license and regulate boarding homes for indigent patients, immunize all school children against rubella and rubeola, and boost state aid for local fairs.
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Associated Press
Missouri House
State Division of Welfare
Litton seeks Missouri Congress seat in 6th District
Jerry Litton, 35, co owner of the SDQacre Litton Charolais Ranch near Chillicothe, announces his candidacy for Congress from Missouri's 6th District. A Democrat, he cites problems in northern Missouri and pledges to take action. He has been a Rural Americans for Lyndon Johnson member and most recently finance chairman for Sen. Stuart Symington in the 6th District.
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Chillicothe, Mo
Jerry Litton
Here
6Th
Missouri
Litton
Lyndon Johnson
Stuart Symington
Missouri Senate panel backs two four-year term governor change
One term senator Earl R R Blackwell and the Senate Elections Committee approved sending a constitutional change to restore two four-year terms for governor. The 7-1 vote targets a reply to Governor Warren Hearnes who won re election in 1968, with Blackwell seeking a term of six years but willing to accept four.
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Earl RR. Blackwell
Senate Elections Committee
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Blackwell
Hillsboro
Hearnes
Missouri Legislature Debates Medical Training Funding Plans
A House committee backed a plan allowing the state to contract with four medical schools to address a physician shortage. The proposal would fund up to 4200 dollars yearly per Missouri student in training at Washington University, Saint Louis University, Kansas City School of Osteopathy, and Kirksville School of Osteopathy. A similar measure failed last year 78 to 79. Other actions included a no fault divorce bill in committee, a reduced drug abuse program request, an upgrade to safety responsibility law requiring administrative hearing prior to license revocation, and moves to limit mental patient placement to licensed facilities and to criminalize glue sniffing.
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House
Missouri
Washington University
St Louis University
St Louis
Kansas City School
House Motor Vehicle Committee
King
Clayton
U.S. Supreme Court
Indigent defense bill advances in Missouri Senate
The Missouri Senate approved a court appointed defense lawyer plan by 20 to 12, moving to Senate passage and then the House. The bill would have state paid attorneys for indigents, replacing the earlier public defender system, with cost projections and debate on overall fiscal impact. Also, a bill to restructure state aid to schools into four annual allotments passed the Senate and heads to the House.
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Missouri
Senate
Bill
Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
House
Depdshaw
Bradshaw
Albert M. Spradling
Dape Girardeau
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Wells seeks reelection to third ward on Missouri plan
City Councilman J Delbert Wells of the third ward filed for reelection as a Republican. He is educational director of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and proposes a balanced council, better paid staff, long range street and sewer work, and two mile belt zoning. He mentions a year round swimming pool marina and overnight camping area and redevelopment of Capitol West Area. He supports keeping the sales tax for a balanced budget and reserve.
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J. Delbert Wells
Belmont Dr
Wells
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Capitol West
Millbottom
Missouri House Adjourns Early Amid Snow Storm
The Missouri House halted business as a heavy snowstorm hit Columbia. Speaker James Louis noted six inches on the ground as 135 members registered for $10 daily expenses and attendance fell. Six bills advanced including a tax raise on rented private railroad cars from 1 to 5 percent and subdistrict trustees for junior colleges. The Senate also shortened its session due to worsening weather.
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James Louis
Columbia
Missouri
Little Hoover member criticizes Senate action
JOPLIN Mo AP a spokesman for the State Reorganization Commission said if the Missouri Senate yields to colleges and universities in defeating the state modernization plans it is a sad state of affairs Fred G Hughes vice chairman of the Little Hoover Commission issued the statement after Sen Spradling announced the two broad constitutional amendments to reorganize state government are dead for this session Spradling blamed college and university opposition to a coordinating board with broad powers over higher education policy for the tabling of the amendments Hughes urged a desperate need for executive branch reorganization.
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Joplin
State Reorganization Commission
Missouri Senate
Fred G. Hughes
Albert M. Speadling
Cape Girardeau
Jefferson City
Spradling
Colleges and Universities
Hughes
Four Die in Missouri Highway Crashes As Roads Freeze
At least four people died in Missouri accidents since Wednesday morning. Killed Wednesday were Letha Rowe 70 of Marshfield and Cass Midway coach Layne Phillips 38 near Harrisonville. A fourth fatality occurred in a one car crash near Jefferson County. Other crashes caused minor injuries and were blamed on snow and ice affecting Route 21 Route 86 and other highways.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Jefferson County
Watkins
Letha Rowe
Marshfield
Layne, Phillips
Harrisonville
Cass-Midway High School
Cass County
Donald Wayne Smither
Freeman
Francis Derris
Branson
Springfield
Forsyth
James Paul Eastwood
Mokane
Callaway County Road
Roger Edward Loeb
Owensville
Loeb
Ronald Henry Loeb
Bland
Net’ Les
Callaway County
Ronnie Mack Reynokig
Jefferson City
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