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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

4

Flood Aid Bill Amended as Johnson Faces Congress

Washington a clash over congressional prerogatives marks the passage of a flood relief bill. Republicans say Congress buckles to President Johnson while Democrats defend their votes. The measure authorizes 111.9 million dollars for five western states hit by floods, with debates over timing and committee approval.

Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington Johnson Congress Bill Wateed B. F. Sisk D-Cal Cramer Armed Services Committees

Missouri Boys State chooses candidates for state elections

Warrrensburg Missouri AP reports the Nationalist and Federalist parties at Missouri Boys State pick candidates for the state elections. Tonight a joint rally precedes campaigning after primary results. 862 high school youths participate in the American Legion citizenship project as seven mythical counties elect officials and the Senate and House of Representatives are organized.

Warrensburg Missouri Boys State American Legion Senate House of Representatives

Russian historian rejects view of U.S. society

Evgenia Popova, 47, argued in a Moscow University dissertation that American society cannot be explained by oppressed workers and monopolist rulers. She challenged Marxist dogma about Wall Street monopolists and urged recognizing public opinion and ally views in U.S. policy. Her study covers events leading to the Washington Conference of 1921 on arms limits.

Moscow Wall Street Evgenia I. Popova U.S.A Washington Moscow University Pedagogical Institute Soviet Academy of Sciences United States

Fall From Trestle Injures Maplewood Girl

An 11 year old girl named Linda Abrogast suffered serious injuries after falling about 40 feet from a railroad trestle near her Maplewood home. She remained in fair condition in a St. Louis hospital with fractures to both ankles and wrists and possible internal injuries. Police say she slipped while crossing the trestle.

ST. Louis Maplewood Linda Abrogast

Anti Pollution Lag Reported in Missouri River Basin

Kansas City Kansas AP Senator Edmund S Muskie chairing a Senate subcommittee on air and water pollution says Missouri River Basin states and cities lag in pollution controls similar to the rest of the nation. Eight hearings nationwide will assess federal laws grants and needed funding as the 1967 authorization nears expiry. Additional members include Senators Moss Utah and Murphy California.

Kansas City Kan Missouri River Basin Edmund S. Muskie Maine Muskie Senate Sen Frank BE Moss Utah George Murphy Calif

Post Office Address Mismatch Sparks Move Mixup

Los Angeles post office announced relocation to 300 N. Spring Street but the building is actually at 300 N. Los Angeles Street. Postmaster Leslie Shaw apologized for the error and noted a forwarding address remains in effect.

Los Angeles Leslie N. Shaw Federal Office Spring St Los Angeles St

Waynesville Man Dies After Tractor Accident

Waynesville Missouri AP reports 56 year old John Ross Hill was crushed to death when he fell under a farm tractor while plowing on the Raymond Wilson farm one mile west of Waynesville. The tractor rolled 30 yards before stopping against a tree. Hill was a retired Army officer and owner of an antique shop in Waynesville.

Waynesville John Ross Hill Hill Raymond Wilson

Dutch tow vessels to haul hulks to United States

Two Dutch ocean-tow tankers with bows removed will tow two hulks weighing 50,000 tons each from shipyards in IJmuiden to the United States. The operation increases the combined tonnage to 118,285 tons.

Ijmuiden Netherlands Reuters Japan United States

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