Hearnes signs aged aid bill and more bills passed
Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes signed aged care legislation allowing home care for the elderly and asylum residents to receive old age assistance. The measure uses individual care costs for eligibility. The legislature approved property revaluation, medical examiner board setup, park land condemnation, and state services by counties or cities. A rising state geologist salary from 13,000 to 15,000 was proposed.
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House
Senate
Jackson
State Park Board
Beppe
George W. Parker
Columbia
Ten of 13 charges dropped on Otepka case
Ten of thirteen charges against Otto F. Otepka were dropped as the case opened in a formal secret hearing. The charges related to alleged declassification of confidential documents and manipulation of papers, with the mover citing jurisdictional conflict between executive and legislative branches.
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Otepka
Washington
Curity
Otto F
de- Otepka
Amissal
State Department
Senate
Roger Robb
Jaffe
Executive
Legislative Department
Paden Named to National Motor Vehicle Administrators Panel
John A. Paden of Missouri was chosen as Region 3 representative on the national executive committee of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. The three year term starts December 1967, with the Lake of the Ozarks meeting concluding today. Other new officers include J G Sourwine and William Edwards, with regional charges pending against Otepke and changes in several state posts spanning Nebraska Michigan Wisconsin and Manitoba Canada.
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John A. Paden
Green Berry Rd
Missouri Highway Reciprocity Commission
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Central States
Manitoba
Canada
Lake of the Mozarks
Paden
Otepke
J. G. Sourwine
William Edwards
Senate
Internal Security Uty
Lincoln
Neb
State Department
Richard Cook
Lansing
Mich
Olepka
LeRoy Dalton
Madi
Seson
Wis
D. Murray Peden
Department of Public Utilities
Winnipeg
Republicans and Negro opposition loom over remap plan
House Republicans angered by the proposed Congressional redistricting plan face likely opposition from the Negro delegation. The plan, approved by the committee, would potentially place a Black representative from St Louis and surrounding areas in Congress, while Republicans and some Democrats seek to alter lines to favor Knowledge of specific candidates is evolving as the deal shapes a coalition against the draft map.
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House
Antraves
Pu Lek
Congress
Frank Richard Ichord
Karsten
Negro Wise
Harsten
Finger
Mississippi River
Curtis
Airman gets 30 year sentence in espionage case
Airman Boeckenhaupt was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after conviction for communicating with a Soviet Embassy aide. He faces appeals from his attorneys, who challenge the May 25 verdict. The case connected to electronic code devices used by the Strategic Air Command.
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Boeckenhaupt
U.S
Superior
Wis
March Air Force Base
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Aleksey R. Malinin
Washington
M16 praised by Gen Walt amid Congress scrutiny
Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Walt, who led Marines in Vietnam, called the M16 the finest weapon with a low malfunction rate. In Congress, Rep. Clarence D. Long cited a career officer who called it worthless and dangerous, urging a probe as a House committee investigates malfunctions and supply concerns while in Vietnam.
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Washington
Vietnam
Congress
Lewis W. Walt
Pentagon
Clarence D. Long
Maryland
Mi6
Pole attempts to kill envoy in Paris ambush
A 59-year-old Polish émigré armed with a long knife tried to enter U.S. Ambassador Charles Bohlen's car in Paris. A guard seized the man, Maurice Gordon of Lodz, before the door opened. He was incoherent and held for investigation as Bohlen did not want details disclosed.
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Paris
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Maurice Gordon
Lodz
Poland
Bohien
Highway bids asked June 23 for 12 million in Missouri work
The Missouri Highway Commission announced bids to be opened June 23 for about 12 million dollars of improvements covering 40 miles of state and federal highways. Interstate work totals 8.25 million across 18 miles with grading culverts lighting paving. primary 1.5 million across 8 miles. farm to market 2.25 million across 15 miles. Projects span Andrew Holt counties in grading on 129, Clay County 135 ramp work, Jackson County 1435 paving, and 11 bridges. Urban work includes Clay and two in St. Louis County.
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Missouri Highway Commission
Andrew
Holt
U. S. 71
Clay County
Kansas City
U. S. 69
Claycomo
Jackson County
Gregory Blvd
Miller’ County
Lake of the Ozarks State Park
Lawrence County
U. S. 66
Gentry County
U. S. 169
Rt. O
Gentry
U. S. 136
Linn Creek
Canaday Creek
St. Louis County
Cardinal Ritter in Critical Condition After Heart Attacks
Cardinal Joseph Ritter, 74, archbishop of St. Louis, remains critically ill after two heart attacks since Monday. He had been on the critical list but showed some rally after the second attack Wednesday morning. Ritter succeeded Cardinal Glennon in 1946 and was made a cardinal by Pope John XXIII in 1960.
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St. Louis
John Cardinal Glennon
John XXII
Evening TV Schedule Log Highlights
TV timetable for Thursday and Friday lists numerous programs including Leave It To Beaver Daniel Boone Batman My Three Sons Rex shows, News Weather Tonight Show and late night entries. Major anchors NBC CBS and ABC feed coverage across dayparts with weekdays entries for game shows soap operas and movies.
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NBC News
CBS News
Mid Missouri
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Search
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Hogan’s Heroes
the Caretakers
Felony Squad
the Invaders
Missouri traffic death log update for year to date
The Missouri death log records six additional traffic fatalities for the hours ended at midnight. This brings the year total to 511 deaths, compared with 5 two years ago. Five deaths were reported previously but not included in the earlier count.
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher Details
The Jefferson City Post Tribune, edition details, delivery rates, and office information list publishers 1933 to 1998, editors, and address at 210 Monroe Street. It notes Associated Press membership and subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery to Jefferson City and surrounding counties, with out-of-state rates.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
William
Weldon Newton Townsend
Joseph
Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Sterns
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Missouri
Poes Fay
United States
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