U S Plans No New Pause in North Viet Nam Bombing
U S officials say there will be no renewed halt to bombing North Viet Nam at this time though a later recess could not be ruled out. A five day pause last May did not trigger Hanoi peace talks, officials note, as London debates Viet Nam peace options and Yugoslavia funds feature in unrelated moves.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
London
U. S
Yugoslavia
Johnson Administration
Johnson
North
Red China
House Approves Car and Phone Tax Reduction Schedule
House crafted a compromise on auto excise cuts, keeping the initial 3 percent agreement while altering the path to 7 percent retroactive to May 15 then stepping to 6, 4, 2, and 1 percent by specified future dates. Telephone service tax would fall from 10 percent to 3 percent by January and gradually reach zero by 1969.
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House
Senate
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher and Rates Record
Jefferson City Post Tribune details ownership editors and offices with publish schedule. Includes 1927 1953 and 1938 publisher lines, pricing for carrier delivery in Jefferson City and surrounding counties, and subscription rates for mail and out of state recipients. Indicates Associated Press membership and circulation audit.
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Tribune
MHS
Robert C. Goshorn
William B. Weldon
William A. Weldon
L. Rose
Joseph G. Majersky
Sarbrdey
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Speciag
Wlog
Missouri
Cale
Gerithis
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Americans in Dominican conflict report higher casualties
The Dominican crisis escalates with claims of 24 American deaths and 265 wounded on Tuesday and Wednesday. Col Francisco Caamano Deno accuses U.S. troops of genocide as U.S. paratroopers and Brazilian officers sustain casualties and fight continues in Santo Domingo. The OAS mediating team notes rebels fired first. 280 prisoners were taken as forces extended their lines.
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Francis Caamano Deno
U. S
Inter-American Peace Force
U.S
Santo Domingo
International Security Zone
Caamano
Organization of American States
OAS
International Corridor
Phantoms beat MIGs in North Vietnam dogfight
United States planes including Navy and Marine Corps fighters and Vietnamese jets clashed with North Vietnamese MiGs over South and North Vietnam. The Phantom carried heat seeking missiles, while McNamara announced 16,000 to 21,000 more troops would join the fight, bringing total U.S. forces to 70,000 to 75,000 as several battles continued around Hanoi and Thanh Hoa.
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Navy
Marine Corps
South Viet
Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
Saigon
Page
John C. Smith Jr
Belleview
Ill
Powan
Calif
Batson
Robert B. Doremus
Montpelair
N.J
Lve
Willmington
Del
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Gulf of Tonkin
Red China
Hainan Island
USS
Midway
U.S. Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Hainan
Thanh Hoa
Yen Phu
North Viet Nam
U.S. Alr
Senate Hikes Debt Ceiling to 328 Billion
The Senate approved a 4 billion dollar increase to a new debt ceiling of 328 billion dollars by a 61 to 26 vote. Senator Dirksen supported the rise, while 16 Republicans and 1 Democrat opposed, arguing against federal fiscal policy. Senator Byrd, opposing the bill, refused to name a manager and voted against it despite committee support. A roll call followed after a voice vote was protested by Senator Cotton.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Harry Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Russell Long D
Lad
Norris Cotton
N. H
Theiapitol
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Democrat
Hearing Set For Accused Hospital Head
Fulton special report says a preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 25 at 1 30 p m in Division One of Magistrate Court Fulton for former Callaway County Hospital administrator Joseph A Perou who faces three charges of stealing and three of forgery Bond is set at 2500 per charge total 16000 and he remains jailed after unable to post bond The case stems from three checks totaling 536 and forged notes for hospital funds with names of Wayne Walden Nellie Walden Wayne Walden and David Mode Payne on notes dated between 1962 and 1964 The investigation followed an audit that auditors could not verify prior to a new bookkeeping system under Col Charles Broome now administrator and the hospital board expects improvements to stabilize finances
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David Mode Payne
William van Matre
México
Pero
Concordia
Col
Charles Broome
Madison County Hospital
Fredericktown
Blackwell
Missouri Highway Patrol
Broome
Tax changes alter social security and medicare burden
The House would raise taxes to 5.7 percent on 36 600 dollars or 376 20 annually while the Senate trims to six percent on 5 600 dollars. Higher income groups face more burden yet gain earlier access to top retirement benefits. Senator Williams calls the first half 1966 tax cut a political move to push seniors toward medicare and raise second-half collections by about 280 million dollars.
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Senate
Myers
John Williams
Del
Finance Committee
Osteopathic Physicians Elect Missouri Officers At Convention
Dr. John C. Taylor of Kansas City named president elect of the Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. E H Q Martin of Joplin and Dr. A N McRae of Warrenton selected as first and second vice presidents. Dr. Howard Gross of Kirksville to be installed as president at Friday banquet. Registration near 200 at Ramada Inn for 65th annual convention. Technical workshops cover back ligaments injection therapy shoulder issues chest problems and jaundice. Family barbecue planned at MeIciung Park at 5 p.m. today.
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John C. Taylor
Kansas City
Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
QO. Martin
Joplin
A. N. McRae
Warrenton
American Osteopathic Association
Howard Gross
Kirksville
State Association
Ramada Inn
Campbell A. Ward
Mount Clemens
Mich
American Oseopathic Association
MeiCiung Park
Griffin Elected Lions President
Howard Griffin Jr. was elected president of the Jefferson City Lions Club at its noon meeting Wednesday. New officers include Stanley G. Grieve first vice president James Weber second vice president Henry Shaw third vice president O W Bud Raither Jr treasurer Ron Jordan secretary Robert Luck tailtwisters James D Werner Lion tamer. Directors named are John Hempe James Dent John Skain and Hubert Harris. They will serve until June 1966.
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Howard Griffin Jr
Jefferson City Lions Club
Stanley G. Grieve
James Weber
Henry Shaw
O.W
Bud) Raither Jr
Ron Jordan
Robert Luck
Tailtwisters
James D. Werner
Lion Tamer
John Hempe
James’ Dent
John Skain
Hubert’ Harris
Ine
Panel Rejects Funds To Buy Tweedies
The Hoyes Appropriations Committee added 10 million to its catchall money bill to boost school aid per Gov Hearnes. It rejected 875000 for buying the Tweedie Footwear Co. building between the Capitol and the executive mansion. The plant’s assessed value was just over $70,000, about 30 percent of actual value.
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Hoyes Appropriations Committee
Warren E. Hearnes
Tweedie Footwear Co
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Georgia remap boosts GOP and Negro representation in House
Republicans win 17 of 47 contests and now hold 22 of 205 Georgia House seats after reapportionment. Negroes gain eight seats for first time since 1907, with Al bert Thompson defeating Dr. I A Maxwell Jr. in Muscogee Columbus. Fulton County remains a Democratic stronghold as William Borders loses to Goodwyn Cates.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House of Representatives
Fulton County
Albert W. Thompson
I. A. Maxwell Jr
Muscogee County
Columbus
Barry Goldwater
McDivitt
Howard Callaway
William Holmes Borders
Goodwyn Cates
Goldwater Calls For End To Ground Troop Moves
Barry Goldwater told a national Young Republican convention that the United States should quit sending ground troops to Vietnam. He urged using air and sea power, withdrawing from the Hanoi bombing pledge, and supporting a Cuba blockade by the United States and other nations.
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Miami Beach
Fila
United States
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hanoi
Cuba
President Receives Gift From Astronauts at Supper
The President and their parents invited the astronauts to supper and to stay all night. The astronauts presented a tribute gift to the President including an American flag they had carved through space.
Missouri State College Gains Senate Committee Support
Missouri State College cleared a Senate committee on Wednesday with an estimated 50000 dollars for its first year. The House Appropriations Committee added 10 million to the catchall bill to fund governor requested school aid, and topped a 675000 dollar request for purchasing Tweeelie Footwear Co. building between the Capitol and the executive mansion. The panel denied the Human Rights Commission sum over 100000 dollars to enforce bills on public accommodations and employment practices. Few other changes were made to align the bill with current state expenses since the original budgets.
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Senate
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Tweeelie Footwear Co
Bee Capitol
Executive Mansion
Human Rights Commission
House
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