Wilbers Veiled Attacks in Missouri House Race
Democratic candidate Bud Wilbers used a Jefferson City luncheon to hint at criticism of incumbent Thomas Graham for the state representative race in the new district. He asserted he would avoid costly junkets and focus on serving all citizens while promoting public welfare and good relations.
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Marines Used Rocks for Grenades on Hill 88
An AP interview with Marine S Sergeant Jimmie Howard recounts the Hill 88 fight in Chu Lai South Vietnam. He describes a Viet Cong battalion attacking a米 reinforced position as Special Forces observers watched from 2,1000 meters away. With close-range probes and heavy aircraft support, Howard’s platoon withstood the assault, one corporal dying, Howard wounded, and the unit improvising grenades from rocks after running out of ammunition.
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Rebel (Continued from Page 1) Vietnam crisis worsens Hue siege
Vietnamese Premier Ky reinforced Hue with 500 paratroopers amid martial law in the 160000-strong city. Government forces clashed with Buddhist demonstrators as tanks rolled into the streets. An Air Force F105 shot down a Soviet missile, then attacked launchers. A Marine convoy reached Phu Bai Airport after mobs greeted troops.
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Doc Simcoe Suffer Gall Bladder Attack
Former Rep. Bernard L. Simcoe D Fulton is resting comfortably at Memorial Hospital after an apparent gall bladder attack while driving to Jefferson City He has resigned as representative and took a new post as assistant state budget director on June 1 Doctors will decide if surgery is needed after tests Simcoe has had similar trouble before.
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Selerson City Post-Tribune publisher notes history and rates
The Selerson City Post-Tribune, established in 1908, lists publishers from 1927 to 1953 and 1895 to 1959 with address 315 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri. It is a member of the Associated Press and prints local and news dispatches with subscription rates for carriers and mail across Missouri and the United States.
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Jefferson City
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Missouri
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Three Glaze children taken from Kansas City apartment
Kansas City AP report says the juvenile bureau removed William 8, Jeffrey 2, and James 3 Glaze from an apartment on neglect and malnutrition charges. William weighed 8 lb 18 oz at four months. all three suffer serious malnutrition. hospital care and welfare agency involvement noted. mother Jeraldine Glaze laments welfare reliance and lack of support.
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Jeffrey Glaze
James Glaze
William
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Children’s Mercy Hospital
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Mercy Hospital
Grant to Caruthersville aids four-lane access road
The Department of Commerce announces a 73300 grant from the Economic Development Administration to Caruthersville Missouri to fund a four-lane access road to an industrial park. City match brings total to 147000 with four firms planning expansions creating about 400 jobs.
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Caruthersville
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Economic Development Administration
Cernan Reflects On Rendezvous Skill From Moon Mission
NASA astronauts described a rendezvous practice after a near perfect splashdown ending the three day mission. They noted the shroud failed to disengage yet its presence aided a radar free approach. Cernan highlighted how reflected moonlight helped spotting the target and detailed the film shown at the debriefing.
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Johnson Urges Peaceful Settlement and Talks Over War
President Johnson address at a United Nations dinner stresses peaceful settlement of disputes and warns against gangsterism and force. He cites broad support for Vietnam policies from legislators in 37 states and territories including Guam and Puerto Rico, and notes a UN role in preventing aggression. Officials report many South Vietnamese favor constitutional democracy, while foregrounding pacification efforts and ongoing U.S.-Vietnam cooperation.
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Binade United Nations
Viet Nam
New York
U.N. Association of the United States
United Nations
Saigon
Bound Over On Theft Charge In Circuit Court
Kansas City man Isaac Foster and Verda Roberts were bound over for trial on theft charges after allegedly stealing 715 from Saw Mor Food Center on West Dunklin Street last month. A preliminary hearing noted Foster, 45, and Roberts, 24, tied to a raccoon and two skunks from nearby counties. Court records show totals rising to 156 theft cases for 1966, up from 61 the prior year. The hearing before Magistrate O Lee Munger had been postponed but resumed after both appeared. Bonds of 5000 and 2500 were reinstated following their appearance, with arrest records noting a vehicle matching a previous description present at the scene.
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Marchers target 260 mile trek from Memphis to Jackson
Aubrey James Norvell jailed in Hernando Mississippi after posting 25000 bond on attempted murder charges in Meredith case. Governor Paul B Janson Jr orders patrols reduced from twenty to four as CORE spokesman says up to 2000 marchers may join the Memphis to Jackson trek covering 260 miles and ending June 26.
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University of Alabama
Aubrey James Norvell
Meredith
Hernando, Miss
Norvell
Memphis
Tenn
Paul B. Janson Jr
Jackson
CORE
Three Rabies Cases Reported for Week Three
Three rabies cases were reported for the week ending in the Missouri Division. The report notes week three totals and outlines locations and animal types involved, highlighting ongoing disease monitoring and public health response by state officials.
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