Missouri Traffic Toll Rises With Weekend Crashes
Over the weekend Missouri fatal and injury crashes were reported. Three killed including Imogene Hutson, 45, of Affton, in a three car collision on U.S. 67 near Greenville. Louis Howell, 45, of Kansas City, died when his car hit a bridge on U.S. 61 near Old Appleton. Dozens injured or hospitalized and numerous minor accidents logged by state police across Callaway, Miller, and surrounding counties.
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Viet Nam battle reports rise in enemy dead and air raids
Reports from Kortum field headquarters tally North Vietnamese casualties at over 800 since heavy fighting began last Tuesday with an estimated 425 more dead. U S jets claimed multiple targets across North and South Viet Nam, including bridges and storage sites, as Buddhist protests flare in Hue and Catholic demonstrations spread through Saigon Phu Nhuan and other centers.
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George Vernon Wins MSPE Scholarship in Missouri
George Merrill Vernon of Russellville has been named the recipient of a $300 Missouri Society of Professional Engineers engineering scholarship. He graduates with honors from Russellville High School and will attend the University of Missouri Rolla. Two Iberia women were treated for minor injuries after a two car wreck near Route 42. Betty Lou Doyle and Dora McDonald were passengers in the McDonald car when it was struck by a vehicle driven by James Irwin McDonald. The Doyle car was reportedly across the center line. damages were $300 and $250 respectively.
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Humphrey Accepts Wounds to Remain Active
AP report notes Hubert Humphrey remains engaged in national affairs despite political wounds. He held a 40 minute closed door briefing with staff, then attended Gridiron dinner remarks in Washington. He moved seats at a White House event and continues public activity while his role as vice president evolves.
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Bond issue faces four sevenths majority vote
Report outlines bond proposal requiring four sevenths approval with funds repaid via lease payments and no tax increase. It covers officials’ endorsements, political maneuvering, and Humphrey's high profile role in Viet Nam policy reception and public appearances.
Scottish Duke Maintains Private Army at Blair Castle
Blair Atholl Scotland Britain's only private army is 53 strong at Blair Castle. The Duke of Atholl commands recruits including his game keeper and farm drivers. Uniforms feature tartan kilts and jackets. The private force performs ceremonial duties and has historic backing from Queen Victoria.
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Hubert finds place in the administration amid expanding Humphrey
The writer notes Hubert taking pleasure in responsibility and work and feeling more at peace now he has found a place in the administration. He shadowed Humphrey to observe the new expansion and changes one day recently.
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