Gold and dollar strength lift U.S. monetary stance abroad
Gold returns to the United States as dollar confidence rises in foreign markets. The stabilization fund and U.S. assurances against devaluation bolster trade prospects and ease international payments deficits, with gold holdings recovering after earlier declines and bankers viewing the pool as stabilizing major currencies.
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Probate Judge Be Declares Court Plan in St Louis Race
Probate Judge Thomas J. Be of St Louis filed for the land case and court plan today. The article notes Judge Boland runs in the November general election on his record and not against an opponent.
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Sts. Louis
Land of
Cloture Battling Over Civil Rights Bill Rages On
Senate leaders pressed for cloture on the civil rights bill as Mansfield said efforts to secure two thirds votes would continue. Humphrey claimed enough votes exist, while Hickenlooper warned many senators remained uncommitted amid marathon debate nearing its 67th day with Southerners dominant in discussion.
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Self-Renewal Efforts Eye Downtown Hammond Building
Jefferson City reports Hammond family plans to lease the second floor by August 1 1964 after renovations. Work on acoustical ceilings lighting and paneled walls aims to provide rental units with daily janitor service and electricity. Mayor Christy commends modernization projects tied to Capitol View Urban Renewal rejection.
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Degrees Awarded At Lincoln U. Graduation class of 122
Lincoln University conferred 122 degrees at Sunday’s commencement led by Dr. Ben Morton of the Missouri Commission on Higher Education. Degrees included BA for Gentry Bryan Harris Imler Shoop and BS for Ronald Joe Buster Distler Feind Howser Jett Jobe Klick Morton Knight Fingers Tippin Balkenhof Eppenauer Peind Hale Otto Pohl Rucker Alkhas Samson Hoskins Beard Abbott Ulman Baker Mantle Williams Nilges Williams Nieman Oesterly Williams Nieman. President Earl E. Dawson presided and awarded 14 Army Reserve second lieutenants. Four faculty members received 25 year service citations.
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California
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LBJ remarks on economy and policy in broad briefing
President Johnson outlined that the 1964 tax cut is boosting the economy and forecast a $623 billion national output for the year with no inflation in sight. He defended civil rights progress, discussed the debt limit and balance of payments, and praised India’s new prime minister Shastri while noting U.S. aid and Southeast Asia policy aim for peace.
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Red Cross Sees Growth in Volunteer Roles and Safety Work
Red Cross reports diverse rural volunteer fire departments and training for babysitters while nurses aides home service and water safety show increased service. One family received aid after a fire. Roy Schlotterbeck outlined national and international activities and projected urban concentration by 1975. He urged members to prepare for relief of human suffering and safety, stressing the Red Cross unique international role and potential prisoner releases with Cuba and Red China.
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U N Security Council Cancels Session on Cambodian Complaints
The United Nations Security Council canceled its session today over Cambodian complaints of border aggression by the United States and South Vietnam. The meeting was rescheduled for Wednesday.
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Policy Review Tightens Oversight of Southeast Asia
Policy continued from page one notes Cabinet officers ambassadors and military leaders told to review US Southeast Asia policy and propose future directions. Indications grew that military moves were being planned to signal resolve to Communist insurgents. Past pressures included 1962 Thai actions with limited success and possible future options range from jet reconnaissance over North Vietnam to a carrier task force near Vietnamese waters.
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Speaking Award Won By Michael Battles
Michael Battles won the Major Burridge award at the Capital City Toastmasters Club meeting. His speech titled Quarsars described a distant constellation discovered by radio astronomy and a vast cloud of stars billions of light years away. Other speakers included George Eckmann and the Rev. Paul Willard.
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Wilkie
Street Lighting Work Approved In Jefferson City
Jefferson City approves installation of improved street lighting across 10 sections using 6800 lumen mercury vapor lamps. Planned locations include 620 rear E Miller St 1213 Carter St Stadium Drive near 54 westward Adams St Oakwood Dr west of Fairmount Blvd Clay Main Streets Hayselton Allen Drives Riverside Dr McCarty Hart McKinley and Clay High Streets.
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Public utilities plan for CATV faces opposition
Critics denounce pay television style CATV and fear loss of repair business. Franchises sought in Sedalia Mexico and Fulton with hearings held in Mexico and Sedalia. Columbia council says no strong support, petitions against plan, and concerns about damage to local TV stations.
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Robertson opposes truth lending bill in heated hearing
Robertson argued against a proposed truth in lending bill before his committee calling it unnecessary and dangerous interference with state laws. He warned of a billion dollar rate on poverty and attacked a 15 billion dollar social equalization demand by Dr. Martin Luther King and allied groups for the nonwhite 10 percent population.
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Missouri Deer Kill Total Reaches 17572 For Last Season
The Conservation Commission reported 17572 whitetail deer killed last year, narrowly missing a record. Permit sales totaled 112806 with 2851 non resident gun hunters, 6974 resident archers, and 350 non resident archers. Illinois led in non resident hunters and Kansas second, Ozark County topped with 959 kills and Texas County was second with 849.
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Rockefeller's Early California Rally Prompts GOP Battle
Rockefeller claimed confidence at a Los Angeles airport rally amid a split crowd with Goldwater supporters booing his nuclear weapons stance. Voter polling looms in four California counties as Democrats clash over Engle’s seat and Cranston Unruh Salanger fight.
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Shastri Chosen Indian Congress Leader for Prime Minister
Acting Prime Minister G S Nanda nominated Lal Bahadur Shastri for prime minister after a Congress party poll favored the former home minister once close to Nehru. Desai and Kamaraj supported the selection, aiming to unite the party and continue Nehru’s ideals while pursuing nonaligned foreign policy amid India’s economic crisis.
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Nursing Board In Session Here
The Missouri State Board of Nursing held its annual meeting with six of seven members present. An executive session opened the gathering, followed by Monday routine business and a meeting with Gov. John M. Dalton. The schedule included reviewing all practical and professional nursing schools for accreditation. Attendees included Sister Mary Helen Doerr, Mildred Snell, Alma Van Matre, Frances Kelley, Mary Ruth Cuddy, Margie McDole, Jane Rogers, and Eleanor Lofthouse, with sessions concluding this afternoon.
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Community patrols to stay as city tightens security
The Rabbi announced Maccabee patrols would continue and extra radio cars would be placed in Crown Heights. Murphy said new officers from this summer's class would also be assigned to the area, as civil rights leaders framed the violence as minority frustration over education housing and jobs.
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City considers clinic with physician staffing five days weekly
Bald Hill patients may gain a city physician from 1 to 3 pm five days a week under a plan estimated to cost about $11,000 the first year. If feasible the city could hire a physician by Sept 1 for an indigent program, with potential savings from Welfare Dept funds. The proposal has backing from medical societies and would fund salary, supplies, nurse, and a building.
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Shain
Two Hungarians Hurt In Light Plane Crash Landing
Two Hungarian men on a flight to the West were seriously injured when their light sports plane crash landed at Petzeladorf in lower Austria on Monday.
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