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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
1
Hospital officials report a distressed scene after an infant kidnapping attempt in Nebraska. Staff described patients and staff as shaken while authorities investigate amid a humid, warm day. An exhausted mother remained in the maternity ward for hours as witnesses recalled ongoing baby talk.
Fragmentary weather bulletin shows garbled regional terms and incomplete data. Readable bits mention precipitation and a north area reference but lack coherent figures or locations. The item appears to be an OCR damaged local weather note with no verifiable forecast.
In Charleston West Virginia AP reports many of the 56 088 coal miners began a gradual return to work after U S District Court Judge Gerhard Gesell warned that Boyle would be held in contempt unless miners were back on the job The move follows tensions within the United Mine Workers and a dispute over the welfare and retirement fund trustee position amid the ongoing wildcat strike fallout.
President Nixon plans a Rochester stop at Monroe County Airport and a hotel reception amid antiwar protests. Gerald Warren notes no spontaneous White House appearances, while crowds surge along the parade route. Nixon intends to press revenue sharing with executives and later travel to Des Moines and Key Biscayne for a weekend as AMA delegates address in Florida.
Attorney General John C. Danforth ruled the American Party candidate for the 20th Legislative District is eligible after the vacancy caused by Patrick J. O’Connor’s death. The matter hinges on party status and the filing deadline of 15 days before the election, with Democratic nominee Judith O’Connor and Republican Doyle contesting in the general election that saw 8,458 to 6,308 votes last November 8.
Administration eyes a cheaper public works plan to create 19 000 to 30 000 public service jobs as Congress works on a compromise after Nixon vetoed the last bill. Javits doubts House support will bend to a veto, while Silberman meets conferees to push for the least costly Senate version and veteran job provisions.
The House overwhelmingly rejected seven end the war amendments and the proposed June 1, April 30, or Dec 31 withdrawal dates. The 21.1 billion weapons bill was approved 371 to 58, sending the package to the Senate as debate on withdrawal dates closed amid party lines.
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