Brookshire Appeal Rejected for Missouris Lack of Docket Fee
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled it had no jurisdiction over former state senator W A Brookshires appeal in a Cooper County murder case because he failed to file the $10 docket fee with his appeal within the required ten days Brookshire argued lack of funds and contentious remarks toward the court during proceedings, noting property seized after entering prison He previously received a 10 year sentence for the farmhand slaying in Cooper County and a concurrent three year term in Cole County for another killing near Ashland Boone County
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Missouri Supreme Court
W. A. Brookshire
Cooper County
Roderick Neiss
Lawrence
Kan
Brookshire
Cole County
Ralph Collings
Ashland, Mo
Boone Country
War on Poverty Executive Seeks Area Administrator
W M Baltz of Eminence, president of the South Central Missouri Economic Opportunities Corporation, announced applications for an area administrator for the War on Poverty. The administrator will supervise develop and manage all projects in the multi county district encompassing Dent Butler Carter Ripley Reynolds Shannon and Wayne Counties. The position pays 10600 dollars annually.
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Eminence
South Central Missouri Economic Opportunities Corporation
War On Poverty
Bratz
Dent
Butler, Garter
Ripley
Reynolds
Shannon
Wayne Counties
Blatz
Budget Cut Hearings Highlight Patrol Staffing Overages
During a budget hearing Rep James Spainhower questions a long running payroll error that left 14 patrolmen on the books instead of 11. Officials describe belt tightening including salary preservation and cutbacks to operations while defending the need to avoid layoffs.
Viet Cong hit tunnels near Bong Son amid heavy fighting
Vietnamese paratroops north of Bong Son report a Viet Cong tunnel strong point attacked with U S artillery. Government claims 1200 enemy bodies. Mekong Delta battles near Saigon yield 110 Viet Cong killed and 6 captured in an hour. Swift patrol boat sunk by a Viet Cong mine. several crewmen killed or wounded. News and Tribune coverage notes ongoing debates and budget questions during the era.
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U.S
Mekong Delta
Saigon
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Thailand
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Navy
South Viet Nam
Proud Missourian's Offer to Pay Tax Here Accepted
G E Tripp, a Missouri resident by intention, offers to pay taxes in Missouri though his legal address is in Jefferson City and he lives in Springfield Virginia. Assessors Watt and Gaffke will bill him $26.10 for car and trailer taxes next fall when notices go out.
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G. E. Tripp
Springfield
Howard W. Gaffke
Cole County
C. A. Wat
Jefferson City
Tripp
Tipp
Armed Forces
Clark Ave
Missouri
Watt
Gaffke
FCC Extends Jurisdiction Over All CATV Systems
In Washington the Federal Communications Commission declared jurisdiction over all CATV systems and removed the 15 day nonduplication rule. The 11 day rule is also wiped out as the commission seeks new legislation to clarify national policy and FCC authority over CATV nationwide. The move, opposed by much of the broadcasting industry, covers the 1,600 CATV operators including master-antenna and microwave relay systems.
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Washington
The
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Congress
Missouri Braces For Cold Front
Missouri faces a new cold front with snow in northern areas and winds turning northerly. Snow expected to begin in the north and continue Wednesday with 2 to 4 inch accumulations in the northwest. Southern sections may see occasional rain as temperatures dip into the teens to 30s, with highs in the 20s to upper 30s and lows in the mid 10s to mid 20s across the state.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Memes Leaders Deny NLF Autonomy in Vietnam Analysis
A memo questioned by a Johnson analysis states no significant non Communist leader during the Diem era or since would join the NLF. It asserts NLF loyalty to Hanoi and the North Vietnamese Communist party while noting genuine South Vietnamese nationalism within the front. The memo argues recognition of the NLF as an independent party could complicate its status relative to other groups and South Vietnam's government.
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False Front at Poor Boys Sparks Honest Smile Debate
A stray, lively line about an old whitehaired lady serving with a genuine smile evokes memories of Bunny Girls at North 10 Mile Drive and Schumate Chapel Road. The note hints at local roadside humor and community nostalgia tied to a familiar diner scene.
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10 Mile Drive
Schumate Chapel Road
Outlook improves for approval of rent subsidy bill
Washington advocates for federal rent subsidies press for full $30 million in a supplemental appropriations bill. President Johnson urged Congress to fund the first year while revised guidelines narrow eligibility by income and assets, aiming to curb benefits for comparatively well-off households. The program seeks to ease housing shortages for low income families and improve urban living conditions.
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Congress
New Housing and Urban Development Department
America
Missouri budget hears needs for driver tests and anti poverty
Senate and House committees received requests for extra funds. Revenue Director Tom David urged 200000 for urgent vision tests for driver license renewals to cover February payroll for seven examiners. Corrections chief Fred Wilkinson sought 343000 emergency aid for an inmate job training program under the Economic Opportunity Act. Air Conservation Commission asked 45855 in federal funds to start pollution control efforts. Secretary of State Kirkpatrick asked 12 million to cover August and January special elections. Senate panel will hear education appeals. House has no night session.
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Imen
Spainhower
al Sullivan, Jr
Sullivan
Alex M. Petrovic
Jackson County
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Tom David
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House Budget Committee
Fred T.wilkinson
Istate
Missouri
New Air Conservation Commission
Senate Appropriations Committee
James C. Kirkpatrick
Senate
State Department of Education
House
Bond Continued For One Year Vote Changes
The notice states a bond continues from Page 1 for one year and requires voters to be at least 21. Residents may vote at six elementary schools and Freshman High School with one extra polling place possible. Absentee votes must be counted between 6 p.m. the day after and 6 p.m. four days after the election.
Balance of Payments Deficit Worries LBJ Administration
Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler warned the Viet Nam costs threaten to worsen the U.S. balance of payments deficit, tying military and aid program expenses to domestic economic impact. He noted 1965 deficit improvement, but cited securities shifts and rising imports as ongoing risks, with continued efforts to offset effects into 1966.
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Connor
America
Union Leaders balk at wage settlement in building trades
Hunter P. Wharton of the International Union of Operating Engineers says they will take what employers offer. New Jersey contractors filed a White House complaint over a top wage scale exceeding 87 per hour for crane operators. Undersecretary John F. Henning conferred with Building Trades president C. J. Haggerty ahead of a meeting. Henning heard unions will reject the compulsory wage settlement plan. AFL-CIO leaders plan to blast Congress for shelving a bill to override state union shop bans.
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White House
New Jersey
John F. Henning
C. J. Haggerty
Building Trades Department
Henning
Afl-Cio
Congress
Views on China policy and Asia risk
A conversation among McGovern Fall Roche and others discusses U S policy toward China. They warn against isolating China and urge a broadly based containment strategy, prioritizing avoiding a U S China war and considering future power shifts and Vietnam dynamics.
Missouri death log totals rise from last year
For 24 hours ending at midnight three traffic deaths occurred. This year total reaches 149, compared with 175 by the same period last year. All three fatalities resulted from earlier accidents.
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Missouri
Insurance Firm Named Medicare Intermediary in Missouri
General American Life Insurance Co. of St. Louis will administer Medicare Part B payments to doctors in 85 Missouri counties outside the Kansas City area. Frederick M. Peirce, the president, said the one year contract covers medical bills incurred outside hospitals and excludes inpatient payments.
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General ‘American Life Insurance Co
Missouri
Frederick M. Peirce
General American
Peirce
Kansas City
Jefferson City News Details Publisher Lineage and Rates
The Jefferson City News Tribune outlines publisher history from 1927 to 1959, listing MR and MRS ROBERT C GOSHORN and MR and MRS WILLIAM B WELDON among past leaders. Key staff includes WILLIAM H WELDON as President and JOSEPH G MAJERSKY as Editor. Subscription rates show carrier 45c weekly and mail rates at $14.00 yearly for Cole and adjoining counties, $20.80 elsewhere in Missouri, and $23.40 outside Missouri.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William B. Weldon
William H. Weldon
R.L. Ruse
Mgr
Newton Townsend
Joseph G. Majersky
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
United States
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Survey Starts For Callaway Water System Plan
Grower and Picker Consulting Engineers begin a preliminary engineering survey for a new water district in South Callaway County. Area spans New Bloomfield to Tebbetts along U S 54 and State Roads AA AC and 94 with nearby side roads. Deposits may still be accepted and 240 names are being considered to gauge subscriber support by Feb 21.
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Picker
Callaway County
New Bloomfield
U.S. 54
Barts Hill
Tebbetts
Kenneth Burre
Groner and
Barre
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