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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
4
Premier Georges Pompidou told reporters that it is a national duty for French strikers to return to work as signs of a broad return emerge. He cited no figures and noted progress in smaller firms while major sectors remain paralyzed in a three week strike.
American helicopters joined the fighting in Cholon using tear gas to spare a Roman Catholic church used by Viet Cong as a command post. South Vietnamese troops pressed the assault near the presidential palace while guerrillas were driven into a small area. Government casualties rose as U.S. advisers warned the Viet Cong aim to stay in Saigon for leverage in Paris talks. Civilian toll and housing losses continued to mount through March 5.
Police describe a tense Thursday night as white and Negro youths clashed around Tony's Drive In and Jefferson Plaza. Officers reported shots fired and vandalism near McDonald's Drive In while witnesses said a red white car was used to target individuals. Mayor Christy urged calm and proposed extra police night shifts for weekends to safeguard residents.
The Community Swimming Pool, opened May 30 in its rundown state, will receive painting for the building and dressing rooms to improve appearance. President Louis A. Burkel of the City Park Board says plans proceed this summer if funds and need justify maintenance after winter closure.
A Missouri holiday traffic toll climbed to 13 as multiple crashes and a train collision near Mexico and St Peters claimed lives. Victims included Mildred Marsh 30 from Mexico and John Patterson 26 from Essex, among others such as Genevieve Barker 27 and Gladys Tharp 62.
Pravda endorses renewed Vietnam peace talks and says the only issue to resolve first is halting U S attacks in the North. In Missouri, a highway patrol officer’s son and others are injured in crashes on U S 7 and the Moreau River Bridge. The session endings include a five minute social break with tea and soft drinks.
Figures show the state facing a tight revenue picture after a June collection near 520 million. House and Senate clash over 24.9 to 34.4 million in general revenue for buildings and improvements. A windfall of 3590340 in federal funds redirects Springfield’s Southwest Missouri State College building program, trimming other requests. Bills are being drafted to wrap the five day session.
Postage rate changes create a business chance for a reliable person to operate stamp dispensers. No experience required. TEPA Marketing Inc offers brokered accounts with $950 to $1,750 cash capital and 4 to 12 hours daily for strong income. Write for local interview at 125 Glenwood Avenue Minneapolis Minnesota.
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