Tax breaks planned to fight slums
Washington AP President Johnsons Commission on Civil Disorders will recommend tax incentives to enlist industry aid in combating unemployment in slums. Republicans have pressed this but faced administration and Mills resistance. Commission set to issue a verdict heavy on criticism of current antipoverty programs with six incentives for districts hosting distressed plants and training slum residents. Senator Brooke and others urged quick approval of 150 million dollars for a summer job program.
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Johnson
Commission On Civil Disorders
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Brooke
Commission
John V. Lindsay
New York
Sen
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Area B residents quiz Council on annexation
Area B residents question city officials about annexation and fire protection costs. The meeting drew about 25 residents plus Public Works and police officials to discuss future zoning, taxes, water mains, and whether Area B would receive fire protection before any annexation election. The group pressed for assurances on city financing and liability for off duty fire trucks.
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Aroun
Hebraic
Heycarp
Public Works
Edwin HW. Rackers Jr
Thomas FP. Rose
Donald Hunter
Claude E. Short
Jefferson City
Fourth Ward
Aren
Robert L. Debo
Council
Mexico resident killed in mishap near annexation area
A two car crash on Highway 54 south of Brazito killed Leo Frosch a Mexico resident and left his wife Elsie 53 in critical condition at Stil Hospital. City officials discussed Area B protection and road repairs tied to annexation while noting construction standards and road district responsibilities.
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Rackers
Sewaue Lines
Mexico
Annexa
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Brazlto
Charles Avex
Stil Hospital
Leo Frosch
Elsie
Chardline Proseh
Vehicle collision injures two drivers in Eldon area
The driver of the other vehicle, Mrs. Roses Marie Teork, 56, of Eldon, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at McMorial Hospital. Witnesses said the Frosch vehicle failed to stay on the left side, weaving off the road, then returning onto the highway and colliding head on with the Roark laut. The impact occurred near a hillcrest.
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Roses
Marie Teork
Eldon
State Highway Patrol
Spencer Mountain TV Movie on CBS With Henry Fonda
A 1983 CBS Thursday Night Movie stars Henry Fonda Maureen O Hara and James MacArthur. A one year old boy faces life’s two great tests love and romance with a local girl and a near insurmountable problem affecting his future education. Star t Eve at Saint Don Murrey. A handful of medals mark him as a hero amid passions and longing.
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Henry Fonda
Maureen O'Hara
James MacArthur
Saint
Don Murrey
Television Schedule Snapshot From a Local Station
A dense listing shows NBC CBS and local programming with news weather sports and game shows. Highlights include The Flying Nun Gilligan Island style fare and a Missouri Forum plus late night dragnet and Tonight Show listings.
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CBS News
Mid-Mo
Wild Wild West
Gamer Pyle
CBS Movie
Ashiya
Missouri Forum
Weitten
Friday Movies Si QR CHS at the Grand Marquee
A fragmentary film page lists 1963 titles with its stars Yul Brynner and Richard Widmark in a sea disaster drama. It also mentions Rock Hudson Dorothy Malone Robert Stack and Lauren Bacall in a separate love triangle tale. The plot centers on rival lovers and a fatal betrayal among friends.
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Yul Bruiner
Rieh+ wad Widmark
George Chatms
Hescue
MEL Fo
Taphaon
Rock Hudson
Dorothy Malone
Robert Stack
Lauren Bacall
Nance retires as supervisor of county audits
Nance ends 42 year public service with the State Auditor’s Office and county tax departments. He began in January 1936, later chaired a tax commission, and returned to the State Auditor’s Office in May 1954 before retirement. Funeral services for Spec. 4 James Louis Wood scheduled in Eldon.
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First Baptist Church
Eldon
Louis Blesman
James Ryan
Michael Terry c. C. Nance
Oakview Wood
Teddy
Joe Wood
Drive
David Wood
State Auditor's
Phillips Funeral Home
el Nance
Ion
State Auditor’s Office
Department of Revenue
State Tax Commission
State Auditor's Office
Stockton
Cedar County
Mrs Agee Dies at California Home at 91
Rose H Agee aged 91 died at her California home Wednesday morning. She was a longtime resident and is survived by relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by local authorities.
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Rose H. Agee
California
Secretary McNamara closes seven year Pentagon tour
Washington reports McNamara completes a seven year tour as defense secretary and departs for a month long Aspen vacation before starting as World Bank president on April 1. The piece notes hospital overload and capacity near Still Hospital in California City and honors from President Johnson. Survivors include three daughters, three sisters, nine grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.
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California
Emma Lisick
Terre Haute
Ind
William Sirosius
Rochester
Mich
Aspen
Colo
The
World Bank
Namara
Clark Clifford
Washington Law
Couple Bound Over for Trial in Centertown Robbery
Darrell Wayne Hill and Letha Virginia Hill bound over to Circuit Court for trial March 47 on charges of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon at a Centertown liquor store. Magistrate Office Munger weighed extradition and state evidence. a third suspect, Gail Eugene Flippin, pleaded guilty in Circuit Court with sentencing deferred.
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Letha Virginia Hill
Hills
Jeredit
Missouri
O. F.ce Munger
Centertown
Gail Eugene Flippin
Hospital Strains Amid Memorial and St Marys Crowding
Conditions at Memorial and St Marys hospitals near capacity with surgical and medical floors full. Memorial administrator Sister Estelle Marie notes hallways are not used for patients and says staff are operating under increased strain since Thanksgiving. Memorial reports Frank T. Gray 67 of New Bloomfield died Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City. He was born November 24 1901 to G L and Ida Gray. Survived by wife Opal Norris two sisters Alma Lynes and B Nichols two brothers R Hal Gray and Russell Gray one son one daughter and one grandson. Burial in a south Kansas City cemetery. Funeral Friday at Mellody McGilley Eyler Funeral Home Linwood and Main Streets Kansas City.
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Tommy Barrett
Olean
Williams Funeral Home
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St. Mary's Hospitals
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St. Mary's
Imogene Taylor
Memorial
Frank T. Gray
She Bloomfield
Trinity Lutheran
Kansas City
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G. L
Ida
Gray
Opa Norris
Pital
Alma Lynes
New Bloomfield
B. Nichols
Springfield
R. Hal Gray
Russell Gray
Grandview
Mellody McGilley Eyler
Linwood
Main Streets
Norman Fowler dies at Columbia
Norman Ray Fowler 38 of Columbia died at Boone County Hospital after a year long illness He was Korean War veteran and Missouri University employee Survivors include his father John Fowler a Jefferson City mother and four sisters Funeral services set 2 pm Saturday at Parker's Chapel Columbia with burial in Columbia Cemetery Local man Roy Coleman of Steelville dies Wednesday Survivors include Kenneth Coleman and four grandchildren Funeral 2:30 pm Saturday at Halbert's Funeral Home Steelville
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Estesy
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R. K. Rose
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Prank Holt
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Kenneth At
Johnson, Mo
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Missouri
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Columbia
Boone County Hospital
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John and
Peerl Smith Fowler
Missouri University
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Silvester Fowler
William Fowler
Genevieve Pace
Centertown
Goldie Bolton
Lucille Engelbrecht
Fargie Fowler
Parker's Chapel
Will I. Vansell of
Moberly
Columbia Cemetery
Steelville
Roy Coleman
Steeelville
Kenneth’ Coleman
W. Main &J
Halbert
Proposals for speed limits in newly annexed areas
The Parking and Traffic Commission asked the City Council to adopt ordinances setting speed limits for newly annexed areas. Proposals include 55 mph on Highway 150 West from Business Route 50 to Dix Road overpass, 70 mph to city limits, 45 mph on Missouri Route 178 from Industrial Drive to city line, 40 mph on Business Highway 50 West from Schebridge Road turnoff to west city limits, 30 mph on North Ten Mile Drive from the intersection with Industrial Drive and Route 179 to the west city limits, and 30 mph on all other roads in the area.
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Parking and Traffic Commission
Dix Road
Missouri
Industrial Drive
Sehebridges Road
Juvenile Court Cannot Set Fixed Term for Boys’ School
Atty Gen Norman H. Anderson ruled today that a juvenile court cannot sentence a juvenile offender to a specific period at the State Training School for Boys Boonville. He said a phrase like a set term expiring at 18 is invalid the child must be committed for an indeterminate period. A under 14 may wait until 21 if not well behaved and may be moved to Algoa Reformatory or main prison. Adults face fixed sentences for crimes though a juvenile can serve years for minor traffic offenses.
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State Training School For
Boonville
Norman H. Anderson
Anderson
Algoa Reformatory
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