House Approves State Scholarships and Related School Bills
The House sent multiple bills to the Senate on Tuesday including a state scholarship plan offering up to $600 yearly for as many as 1,000 high school graduates who might not attend college without aid. Other measures fund a $4 million annual program for exceptional and handicapped children, expand college bonding limits, outlaw open range, require health certificates for school food handlers, and more. The Senate advanced school aid and farm council bills while Gov. Hearnes signed a sheltered workshop program and other reforms affecting courts, library administration, and narcotics laws.
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Senate
Senate Economics Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Committee
Warren E. Hearnes
Fine Arts Institute holds third day in Milford sessions
About 48 librarians from Milford and region attend the Fine Arts Institute at Ramada Inn Library to boost fine arts programs. Missouri State Librarian Charles O’Halloran cites a surge of artist activity and urges libraries to take works to the public.
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Fine Arts Institute
Ramada
Cal
Milford
Charles O'Halloran
Missouri
United States
Gordon Stevenson
Kansas City Public Library
Samuel Scott
University of Missouri At Kansas City
Irvin Owens
Library of Congress
James Leathers
Jackson County Public Library
Leola Millar
Rolla
Guy Marco
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and policies note
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune lists its 1888 establishment, 1908 post status, publishers and staff, address at 210 Monroe Street, and evening publication schedule except Saturdays, with Associated Press affiliation, circulation rates for carrier and mail, and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Post
Robert C. Ggshorn
William I. Weldon
C. Weldon
Mgr. G. Majevsky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Royal News
Missouri
Carrie Delvery
I Cote
Aftzscury
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
AU Departmenta
Nixon hints at NATO rebuild and Caribbean stability
Republicans pressed policy ideas as Nixon urged constructive plans to rebuild NATO and curb Communist threats. He argued the Johnson era failed on subversion and economic leverage, while weighing Lindsay's nonpartisan bid and GOP revival through local unity. A party committee backed reapportionment ideas and warned on the balance of payments, urging broader state funding sharing.
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U.S
NATO
Caribbean
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
John Lindsay
N.Y
New York
Goldwatler
Death Log From Missouri Highway Patrol Traffic Fatalities
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports a 24 hour death log ending at midnight with seven fatalities in the last 24 hours and 321 for the year to date.
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Missouri Highway Pastral
Plan Contested In Missouri House Redistricting Debate
Rep Norbert Jasper says the LD plan spans six districts and has more than 100 votes, enough to pass. Others doubt solid caucus support as a bipartisan commission option looms. House backs technical Missouri Commercial Code changes, including mortgage recording reforms and a lower filing fee, while noting higher consumer costs. A Senate bill also adds auto lien notation on titles.
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Norbert Jasper
Franklin County
Senate
House
Missouri
Secretary of State’s
County Recorder of Deeds
Roosevelt Wins Mayor's Race in Miami Beach
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late President, won the Miami Beach mayoral race by about 1,400 votes in a contest that also saw him become a Democratic national committeeman from Florida in 1964. He unseated incumbent Melvin Richard, who had 10,002 votes to 8,601, with two minor contenders drawing the rest. Roosevelt plans to curb the city’s tourist image and push federal housing for young families as mayor. He previously lived in Florida for 70,004 days?
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Elliott Roosevelt
Ebicott
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Melvin Richard
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California
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Iowa
Gemini 4 Astronauts Fit as Spaceflight Prep Advances
Alan B. Shepard confirms McDivitt and White are trained and ready for the Gemini mission. Preflight countdown set for 2 p.m. with Titan 2 rocket and spacecraft listed ready. Doctors monitor orthostatic hypotension risks and bone changes from weightlessness as training continues.
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Alan B. Shepard
McDivitt
White
Viet Nam War Developments Reported In 1960s Election Era
The report covers U S air and ground actions in North and South Vietnam with raids and ambushes. It notes losses of American air crews and Viet Cong casualties amid battles near Qui Nhon Nghia Han and Dong Nai River. Australian infantry heads to Bien Hoa base. Senate procedural battles over a constitutional amendment are discussed with Dirksen and Dirksen comments on filibuster risks.
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Nuclear aid and bonds mark U S Vietnam push
President Johnson seeks 89 million dollars in aid for South Vietnam Thailand and Laos to fund the Mekong River development plan. General McNamara backs a 500000 dollar bond issue for Rock Bridge district No. 6 in Boone County to defend rural families and the soil near Columbia.
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Congress
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Viet Nam
Thailand
Laos
Southeast Asia
Columbia
Boone County
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Aparove
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Europe
Dominican Marines Withdrawn as U S Forces Reposition
President announces 2000 more Marines pulled from Santo Domingo and flown to U S naval vessels offshore. Total U S Marines drop to 2100 with 14200 paratroopers and 1500 Latin American troops in the inter American peace force. Earlier, about 1700 Marines and 1700 paratroops had been withdrawn. Rebel Col. Francisco Caamano Denо says faster American withdrawal will hasten crisis resolution.
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Santo Domingo
Francisco Caamano Deno
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Panel Approves Conflicts Bill
The Senate judiciary committee approved a conflict of interest bill on Tuesday after the House had already passed it. A prior version stalled two years ago on the Senate calendar. The current bill includes committee amendments that would require sending it back to the House if it clears the Senate.
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Senate
W Judiciary Committee
Slayer Given Life Sentence
CAMDENTON Mo AP John R Abercrombie 23 of Tulsa Okla pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder and was sentenced to life in Jefferson City state penitentiary The double slaying occurred May 12 1964 at a Lake of the Ozarks motel as the couple unloaded luggage The case linked to a broader note about lobbying registration and public ethics reform and mentions political figures and ongoing legal proceedings in Missouri.
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Camdenton, Mo
John R. Abercrombie
Tulsa
Okla
Jefferson City
Abercrombie
Cecil I. Bybee
Hutchinson
Kan
Lake of the Ozarks
Bybees
Bybee
U.S
Kathryn Nance
Santo
Gov
Domingo
Caamano
Warren E. Hearnes
Jake
Gene Walsh
Miss Nance
Car Bus Collision Leaves 29 Injured in St Louis
In St Louis a car and a school bus crashed injuring 29 people, with 5 pupils among the seriously hurt. Sheriff Hunt said a 12 year old student and a 36 year old female passenger remained in serious condition at Homer G Phillips Hospital. County prosecutor Roach reported ballistics matched the car gun used by Abercrombie who earlier claimed he bought and fired the weapon while fishing.
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Abercrombie
James Roach
ST. Louis
Louis
Sheriff Hunt
Marie Howard
Homer G. Phillips Hospital
Firus
Mark Twain
Two People Injured In Local Collision At Street Intersection
Two persons were injured Tuesday in an auto accident at the intersection of Marshall and Union Streets. Police said the cars driven by H. H. Unruh, 60, of Holts Summit, and Mrs. Florence Hyde, 67, of 1204 Moreland Ave, collided. Mrs. Hyde and Donna Unruh, 16, a passenger in the Unruh car, were reported injured.
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Union Streets
H. H. Unruh
Holts Summit
Florence Hyde
Moreland Ave
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