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Case for separate Missouri State Museum grows stronger
The Missouri State Museum, housed in the Capitol since opening in 1921, has drawn 1,379,000 visitors over 23 years and 118,000 last year. Advocates urge a new, separate building and independent administration to unlock space, parking, and long term growth as Missouri considers a capital program.
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Donald Johnson
Mobutu Seizes Congo Copper Giant From Union Miniere
A Richmond News Leader summary notes General Mobutu’s actions in the Congo to outmaneuver Union Miniere. He deported Belgian experts, nationalized the operation, renamed it Gecomin, and invited Yugoslav engineers to boost copper supply for the Soviet bloc, amid Western caution.
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Court abuses law execution role
Paul Harvey era column argues Supreme Court undermines war on crime by creating unfair rules for criminals. He cites Mallory Miranda and Escobedo as examples and warns against overprotecting suspects at the expense of innocent citizens, urging Congress to restore legislative control.
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Private peace talks essential in Vietnam stalemate
Washington reports stress private deliberations as key to progress in Paris. Officials say Hanoi's delegations refuse public meetings, while Tho's presence may be a diversion. Amb Harriman warns no clue to Tho's plan. Wheeler cites mood, military buildup, and Paris talks as pivotal factors. Fulbright flaunts foreign car amid criticism of war.
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What De Gaulle did wrong
Former French leadership and Pompidou faced a crisis amid a general strike. The author argues De Gaulle and Pompidou erred by quickly granting wage increases, demobilizing bargaining and provoking further worker resistance. He suggests a tougher stance could have yielded clearer negotiations and reinforced De Gaulle’s image.
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Fbi Chief Safeguard Is My Amendment to Crime Act
The text describes a proposed amendment to the Omni bus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act to require the FBI director to be appointed by the President with Senate consent, effective on Hoover's departure. It notes Senate passage 72 to 0 and hopes for House adoption. It then shifts to labor unrest in France with Pompidou and unions, detailing a fictional escalating wage bargaining sequence ending in a 35 percent raise and public satisfaction, contrasted with real-world frustration.
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Firemen duties beyond emergencies stir civic debate
A reader disputes councilman Hiesberger on firemen work stoppage, detailing nonemergency duties from decorating uptown to flood cleanup and toy repairs. The letter urges citizens to know the facts before criticizing the Fire Department while voicing broader concerns on law and order and civic leadership.
Jefferson City Faces Flood After Severe Storm
Jefferson City endured a heavy rain and 60 mph winds around 10 to noon causing flooding and temporary rescues of residents by police and fire crews. The State Highway Commission bought a seven place twin engine airplane for aerial highway surveying and design work, to be delivered today. Health notice warns weeds on vacant lots and streets as health hazard with enforcement for violations. House adjourns after completing its calendar and sending bills to the Senate. Tax valuations set for public utilities including Jefferson City Bridge and Capital City Telephone Co. plus railroads statewide. Missouri Medical Association seeks 106000 for a University of Missouri Medical School in Kansas City.
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