Murder Trial On In California
The first degree murder trial tied to the Woodrow Wilson home slayings focused on Carl Thomas Wilt 28 and Eldon Wilson 26 as jurors heard details of a night spent with victims and children. NASA officials and President Kennedy highlighted space achievements while twins and families toured Washington. The case, tied to a septic tank discovery, proceeded with jurors selected and witnesses called amid a busy day of national events.
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Specia
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Eldon
Whitejing
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Wilson
Rocky Mount
Texas
Johnson
State Department
Paris
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
U.S. Senate
House
McDivitt
Mathews
White House
White
Donald Eugene Marristt
At Witt
Witten
Miller County
Tommy Renfrow
John Carter
Hester Francis
Harold Jenkins
Tom Geiger
John Steiner
A. V. Whittenberger
Ed Strein
Carl Rohrbach
Ruth Wells
Floyd Scott
Jasper Hunter
Claude Cloninger
Ralph N. Eidson
Missouri Highway Patrol Laboratory
Jefferson City
Eldon City
W. BR. Barker
Titan Space Lab Trials Aim for 1987 88 Launch
The plan calls for Titan 3C rockets to launch two unmanned laboratories next year with experiments to test space tasks such as reconnaissance navigation and satellite defense. An Air Force spokesman expects the first manned lab with two astronauts by late 1987 or 1968.
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Air Force
U.S
Russia
Fulton Escapees To Be Prosecuted
Fulton state authorities said prosecutions will be sought against five inmates of Fulton State Hospital who escaped from the maximum security building May 30. Four were recaptured near Fulton May 31 and the fifth was arrested in Corsicana Texas. The escapees include Charles David Payne Otis Wayne Hibdon Donald Anderson Emmett Clifton Nave and Irvin Bruce Cape with Cape still held in Texas.
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Fulton State Hospital
Donald B. Peterson
Fulton
Corsicana
Tex
Charles David Payne
Birmingham
Ala
Otis Wayne Hibdon
Kansas City
Donald Anderson
Independence
Emmett Clifton Nave
Indianapolis
Ind
Irvin Bruce Cape
Jackson County
Missouri
Cape
Texas
Bombers Strafe Viet Cong Stronghold With B52 Raid
U S Air Force B52s from Guam attacked the D zone jungle near Bien Hoa in Vietnam. Three 60 man ground units and about a dozen advisers reconnoitered as guerrillas opened fire. three women and four children were brought out with no bodies found. American crews reported foxholes, bunkers, and limited saturation, while informants noted deep tunnels and bunkers.
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Strategic Air Command
Guam
D' Zone
U.S
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Dang Oai
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Asst
Arthur Sylvester
Hewsmen
Washington
Medicare Bill Debates on Hospital and Nursing Care Limits
Congressional debate centers on a six billion dollar Medicare plan with social security enhancements. The measure divides on 60 day hospital limits, nursing home caps, and home health visits, while Long's amendment proposes no caps and income based deductibles starting at $20 for the lowest income tier.
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Abraham Ribicoff
Conn
Carl Curtis
Ral
Neb
Harry F. Byrd
Clinton P. Anderson
N.M
Frank Carlson
Kans
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Everett Dirkksen
Ill
John Williams
Del
Secretary
of Health, Education and Welfare
Trucker in crash on I 70 suffers critical burns
Payne, 74, of 312 Lafayette St., is in critical condition at Audrain County Hospital after a crash on I 70 westbound. He sustained burns over 40 percent of his body and a broken shoulder. The patrol report states Charlie Lee Moffitt, 53, parked a pickup in the westbound lane and flagged traffic. Levi William McCracken, 62, stopped behind Moffitt, with Payne behind McCracken. Erastus Orlan Vickers, 55, of Irving, Texas, drove a tractor-trailer that failed to stop.
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Payne
Audrain County Hospital
Charlie Lee Moffitt
Fagus
Levi William McCracken
Saint Ann
Moffit
McCracken
Erastus Orlan Vickers
Irving, Tex
Prisoners Fight Continues as Medicare Debates Rattle Policy
Amid renewed fighting in the Dominican Republic and a heated debate over Medicare, a House subcommittee pressed new ceilings on disability and hospital benefits. The plan ties Medicare to Social Security, capping payments at 80 percent of the recipient’s recent earnings, with high earners facing reductions. The discussion also touched on eligibility for hospital care, with provisions for certain veterans and elderly patients, while the Cuban border and international concerns added urgency.
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Robert J. Myers
Social Security Actuary
Finance Committee
Payne
Vickers
Callai
Granville McKey
Georgia Schreck
St. Louis
Perman
United States
U.S. 82Nd Airborne Division
Johnson
Washington
Santo Domingo
State Department
Caamano
U.S
Robert J. Mc
Closkey
Department of Health
Edu
Berkeley Rules Proposed For Student Conduct On Campus
The Meyer committee argues that breaking the law does not shield action by the university. Kerr outlines a standard prohibiting conduct that disrupts teaching or safety and bans disorder on campus or at university events. Outsiders on campus must follow student conduct rules. In December’s mass sit in 343 of 784 arrested were nonstudents. Judge Crittenden to rule next week on 155 trespass and resisting arrest cases. Regent Edin W. Pauley calls the rules a step in the right direction and questions enforcement.
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Meyer
Kerr
Berkeley
Rupert Crittenden
Edin W. Pauley
Pauley
Task Force Attacks Anti Poverty Bill Edits Amended
A congressional task force criticized anti poverty legislation calling it chaotic and faulty while proposing an amendment to extend a governor veto to university projects. Comments accused Shriver of reneging on public appearances and questioned the OKO proceedings as propaganda amid secrecy claims.
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Shriver
Peace Corps
Frelinghuysen
Missouri senate debates taxes and budget shifts
The report details a Missouri Senate session with debate over reforms to the gross receipts tax, a plan for lobbyist and conflict of interest rules, and a revised Arts Council bill. Gov Johnson discussed a shrinking budget deficit, aiming toward a balanced future, while House and Senate schedule grinds toward adjournment.
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Senate
Albert Spradling
Blackwell
Eagleton
Sen. Blackwell
House
Warren E. Hearnes
Albert M. Spradling
D - Cape Girardéau
Johnson
Thomas G. Woolsey
Aersailles
Governor registers for 2 to 5 pm event
Administrative staff for the Forum include Col. C. R. Stribling president of Missouri Military and the State Chamber Olen Monsees president of the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Vic Gray public relations director Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Lawrence Schneider executive vice president Missouri Chamber and Harold Thomas department of education Missouri Chamber.
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Col. C. R. Stribling
Missouri Military and the
State Chamber
Olen Monsees
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Vic Gray
Lawrence Schneider
Missouri Chamber
Harold Thomas
MissouriChamber
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher Names and Rates
Publisher rosters list MR and MRS ROBERT C GOSBORN 1927 1053 and 1953 1980 and others WELDON POBilahéera JOSEPH G MAJERSKY editor News Tribune 210 Monres Street Jefferson City MO 210 Monres St published every evening except Saturday carrier and mail rates Missouri 14 00 per year outside Missouri 23 40 per year member Audit Bureau of Circulations postal details official rates shown by department all rights reserved.
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Post
Robert C. Gosborn
William 8
Weldon
Pobilahéera
William A
L. Rose
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monres Street
Jefferson City
Mon
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Associated Press
N News
Cole
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Discotheque
Titan
Malcolm Lw. Browne
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Okinawa
Manila
First Methodist Church
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Order of the Eastern Star
Eagles Barracks
Veterans of World War II
Callaway County
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Colombia
U.S. Navy
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ACE Dinning Trio
Governor Rathskeller
Missouri River Bridge
Oval Office
J. F. Coleman
Mississippi
Homer Thornberry
Texas Congress
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Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Secretary of Defense
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Palace Inn
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Harold Reed
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Friendly Missouri Motor Hotel
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Tony A, Shirley
Randall Jones
Pela
Oaks
Paula Hudson Prentiss
Beasts Ine
PIZZA
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High Dial
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
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Paul Newman
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