Eldon Library Rejects Independent Service Link
The Eldon Phulie Library will not merge with Miller County library services and will remain part of the Thomas Jefferson regional system serving Maries Osage and Cole counties. Eldon’s two mill tax base funds about $8009 yearly. the move affects Eldon residents while Miller County outside Eldon remains served by the four-county system.
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Nut
Miller
Eldon
Miller County
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Osage
Cole Counties
G. H. Turner
Emecal
Doris J. Athy
Thomas Jefferson
Johnson proposes tax rise and domestic program push
President Johnson urged a tax increase to fund a broad domestic agenda while defending his Vietnam approach. Republican and Democratic leaders criticized the plan as fraught with expense and political risk. Johnson highlighted Head Start expansion, urban aid, and stronger pollution controls, while resisting unconditional federal tax sharing with states and cities.
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United States
Jefferson City Post Tribune publication details and rates
Historical header style notice lists publishers executives and editors of the Jefferson City Post Tribune, notes publication schedule, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across Missouri counties. Includes address 210 Monroe Street and contact dial 36-313.
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Tribune
Robert C. Goshorn
William Weldon
R. &, Rose
Hobert Blosser
Frank Most
Mgr
Newton Townsend
Joseph G. Majersey
Eee Egler
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
Gutsde
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Baker and Williams tied to 1962 loan and hidden transmitter
The record shows Baker with an electronic device carried by Bromley and a $250,000 loan arranged in 1962 through Sen. Robert Kerr. Williams seeks to prove that much of Baker’s funds were not taxable income, arguing the loan proceeds are non taxable.
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Bromley
Williams
Baker
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Democrat
Wiliams
Senate
Authority advances urban renewal projects and nurseries
The agency approved eight homes in year one and ten annually thereafter under a continuing plan. It refunded Distler 4000 for a good faith deposit and asked him to finish a Roland Drive house to the authority’s satisfaction. A concrete Miller proposal is sought for future contracting. Campus View's excess grants totaling 142,115 will be moved to the Progress Project. Two new day care nurseries were outlined, including Elizabeth Street for Morris Edmonds residents and a Campus View nursery. A settlement with General Insurance Co. of America fining the Piez Lewis contract for 52,678 in damages was approved as the Lewis firm no longer operates.
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Distler
Franklin St
Roland Street
Irwin
Distle
Miller
Herron
Mozark Enterprises Inc
Dunk Tin
Lafayette
Elm Streets
Robert Curetan
Morris-Edmonds
Elizabeth Street
Office of Economic Opportunity
Campus View
Community Center Association
Federal Housing Administration
General Insurance Co. of America
Piez Lewis & Son Co
St. Clair
Lewis Co
Unfair practices case opens against McGraw-Edison plants
NLRB hearing in MOBERLY and six other cities charges McGraw Edison with unfair labor practices. Union officials allege discharge of workers for union activity as organizers from Electrical Workers Union Local 257 and Teamsters Union Local 833. Plants at Moberly Boonville Columbia Macon Kirksville and Clarence involved. Melvin Pollack leads, with NLRB attorneys Walsh and Jolley. McGraw-Edison reps Kuelthau and Talent. Hearing to end next week. Pollack to recommend, board to decide. Jefferson City plant also accused of refusing to hire laid off Moberly workers.
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Moberly
Tional Labor Relations Board
McGraw-Edison
NLRB
Jefferson City
Boonville
Columbia
Macon
Kirksville
Clarence
Melvin Pollack
Kansas City
James G. Walsh Jr
William A. Jolley
MecGraw-Edison
Paull. Kuelthau
Melton Talent
St. Louis
Pollack
Union
Parcel post rate changes to start January 15 1971
Postmaster C Blair announced parcel post changes effective January 15 1971 under the 1966 law signed by President Johnson. ZIP Code use and new parcel post zones will ease mailing, with average rate increases about ten cents per parcel and further size and weight upgrades for packages mailed from first class offices including Jefferson City.
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C. Blair
Johnson
Blair
Jefferson City
Jefferson City Sectional Center
Chambers to Acquire Von Hoffmann Building in City Plan
The Chamber of Commerce will take title to the current Von Hoffmann building on January 16 as plans for a new 250000 square foot facility proceed. Construction may begin in spring with possible year end move, while the older building will be leased to tenants. City Council actions will follow the bond election, including a lease authorization. Meanwhile ZIP code based parcel rates replace old zone methods, raising post office revenue and simplifying distance-based charges.
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Chamber of Commerce
von Hoffmann
Chamber
Weeke
John G. Christy
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Christy
Blair
Missouri Traffic Death Log Update
The Missouri death log for the 24 hours ending at midnight reports 19 fatalities for the year so far, down from 27 at the same point last year. Authorities record daily tallies to monitor roadway risks and trends statewide.
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Missouri
Midight—I
Moberly Wins Major Burridge Award At Capital Toastmasters
Jack Moberly was named winner of the Major Burridge award at Capital Toastmasters Club. He gave his first speech outlining his Metime experiences before the local club. Dennis D. Pigg received the Bill Tellman Award for most Burridge trophy wins in 1966. Other speakers included Kembie S. Tinsley Clifford Halferty and George J. Evkman.
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Jack Moberly
Capital Toastmasters Club
Dennis D. Pigg
Bill Tellman
Kembie S. Tinsley
Clifford Halferty
George J. Evkman
Liquor by the drink plan defeated in Missouri vote
In Lee's Summit Missouri a plan to permit liquor by the drink failed by a two to one margin. The tally was 622 in favor and 1,447 against.
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Lee's Summit, Mo
Iron Triangle Push Deepens as U S Forces Tighten Grip
U S armored columns move into the Iron Triangle from the east as Cedar Falls gains steam. The four day drive reports 165 enemy dead with 29 prisoners and extensive materiel captured, while B 52 raids pound Viet Cong bases and raids continue in the delta and northern regions.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Iron Triangle
Thanh Phu
Delta
Air Force
Marine Corps
Quang Ngai City
Government Reform Proposals Sweep St Louis Area
A series of ballot items call for clerical pay raises tied to reflective license plates on cars, extending non partisan court plans to charter counties, moving primary to the third Monday in September, allowing liquor sales at Lambert Airport, forming a Department of Community Affairs, merging State planning roles, and creating a broader interagency council. Other items seek a six lane highway near Lindbergh Boulevard and higher asset limits for old age recipients, plus hunting and fishing license exemptions for seniors and military on furlough.
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Lambert Airport
St. Louis
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