Manpower shortage hinders mass arrests in clashes
Jefferson City police and Mayor John G Christy debated Thursday night disturbances between white and Negro youths. Officers cited only five uniformed and one plainclothes officers on duty, saying mass arrests were impossible. about 100 youths gathered at Tony's Drive In, with three shootings and car vandalism reported while a white youth was struck by a soda bottle.
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Jefferson City
John G. Christy
Tony
Short
California Democrats clash as Kennedy and McCarthy race ends
Kennedy and McCarthy stage final California push for votes in a three-way Democratic race with 174 nominating votes at stake. Reagan leads Republican ballot for 86 GOP convention votes as California voters, about 7.3 million, head to the polls amid poll-forecast split preferences and calls for unity after the vote.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. MelCarthy
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Thomas C. Lynch
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
McCarthy
San Francisco
San Diego
Figures hint funds ample for construction
Missouri's revenue picture looks bright despite May’s collection drop. Comptroller John C. Vaughn said the outlook supports passage of the capital improvements bill in a June 20 special session. The House version would fund a $3.8 million juvenile facility at State Hospital No. 1 Fulton, while the Senate trimmed over $9 million from the bill. The bill failed, prompting another special session. Vaughn cited 99.2% of the revenue estimate collected to date, with $479.9 million received and June still to go, predicting a possible $10–$15 million overage for the year. May collections fell to $80.7 million from $82.2 million, aided by prompt deposit of income tax checks by Department of Revenue staff.
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Missouri
John C. Vaughn
Vaughn
State Hospital No. 1
Fulton
Senate
Department of Revenue
North Vietnam's Le Duc Tho joins Paris talks
Paris AP report says Le Duc Tho, a top North Vietnam Communist leader, arrived to join peace talks. He calls for a delay-free second phase if the United States drops its obstinate stance and halts bombing. Talks resume Wednesday as US officials weigh broadening the agenda amid stalemate on de escalation.
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Nhan Dan
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Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Tho
Rocket misfire probe follows Saigon officials kill
A full-scale U.S. inquiry was begun into a rocket misfire by an American helicopter gunship that killed six Saigon officials, including Col. Pho Quoc Chu and Lt. Col. Dao Ba Phuoc, amid rising Viet Cong activity and strains in U.S.-Vietnam relations. The incident triggered warnings from Gen. Abrams and prompted reviews of air strike procedures.
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U.S
Gia Dinh
Pho Quoc Chu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Luan
le Ngoc Tru
Saiss
Noe Ninh
National Police
Nguyen Bao Thuy
Revolutionary Development
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Marines Advance Under Fire in Western Saigon
A South Vietnamese Marine crawls forward after a leg wound from a Viet Cong sniper as another Marine moves from the area. They advance on a bunkered enemy position through bullet-riddled buildings near a warehouse used at times as a Viet Cong firing point. AP Wirephoto.
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Saigon
Abby becomes hurricane. aims at Florida coast
Tropical storm Abby strengthened to a hurricane near noon and moved toward west Florida’s Tampa Bay area with winds up to 74 mph. Forecasters warned of intense rainfall and storm surge as Cuba reported extensive flooding and evacuations.
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MIAM
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Abby
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Tampa Bay
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Tampa
Mexico
Yucatno Peninsula
Robert H. Simpson
The
Hurricane Center
Florida Keys
Cuba
Weather Outlook for Jefferson City and Entral Missouri
Mostly warm through Tuesday with a tendency toward land warmth. Westerly to southwesterly winds tonight reaching 12 mph. Lows tonight in the middle 30s. Highs Tuesday near 70 in the central region with warmer readings inland and cooler near waterways.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
City Council set to hear labor report and annexation bids
Forrest W Scrivner to present findings from the Labor Negotiating Committee on fringe benefits for local 671 including pay steps for officers, holiday pay, life and health insurance timing, and a shorter work week. Transit and sewer departments seek a closed shop and overtime. Union talks with Local 62 deferred. council to decide which proposals to accept. Tonight also annex area B, open bids for Aurora St paving, and continue budget hearings at 7:30 pm.
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Forrest W. Scrivner
Transit Authority
Strernt
Sewer Department
Aurora St
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