Dodd Censure Trial Focuses on Testimonial Impacts
Washington AP reports scrutiny over testimonials for Sen. Dodd as ethics panel weighs two counts. Monroney said Long doubted the testimonials would sway a censure vote. The committee contends Dodd converted 116,083 in political funds for personal use and double-billed travel expenses. A Senate vote on the charges is expected after Lyndon Johnson and Humphrey spoke in support of Dodd.
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Kosygin Blames War On Israel In U N Session
Kosygin and Johnson spoke in succession as the United Nations debated the six day war. Egypt and Israel officials were listed to speak, with talks focusing on Arab Israeli negotiations and a potential Israeli withdrawal from occupied areas. Johnson planned to address educators in Washington, while Kosygin expected to meet in Moscow or Cairo as hostilities and diplomacy continued.
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The Israel foreign minister said Arabs must negotiate to alter ceasefire boundaries and Israel will not return to prewar lines even if the assembly votes 121-1. In Tel Aviv, a military spokesman said three Syrian armored troop carriers fired on Israeli positions north of Al Koneytra. Israelis returned fire and drove off the Syrians with no casualties. Thirteen prime ministers are slated to attend the assembly, all Communist except Aldo Moro of Italy and Mohammad Hashim Maiwandal of Afghanistan. President Nureddin El-Atassi of Syria arrived and conferred with Kosygin, the Soviet premier’s first known New York meeting with an Arab statesman. Kosygin and family toured Manhattan, Wall Street, and several city neighborhoods. Elsewhere, Ernest A. Gross noted Hammarskjold obtained Nasser’s 1956 agreement that any withdrawal request would be raised before the General Assembly.
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Missouri governor hails phone expansion and flood updates
Gov Warren Hearnes praised expanding telephone facilities as Missouri reports fewer road fatalities yet dozens of injuries in Troop F area. Flooded counties Callaway Osage and Howard close roads while Troop F notes a robust business climate. Several accidents across the state cause injuries and property damage. legislators cite telecommunication growth as a barometer of the economy.
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Missouri Moves Toward Compact Law Amid UN Debate
United Nations themes surface as Missouri lawmakers push a compact law during the session. Police report an arrest warrant tied to a shooting. a suspect faces felonious concealment charges. A Nasr era withdrawal order and Egypt US Navy radar jamming claim add regional tension. A Lions Club fair in New Bloomfield features a horse show barbecue and musical acts with cash prizes, while a Cairo paper cites global naval incidents and Israeli air operations.
Vietnam War Bombing and Political Remarks Reported
Bombs hit warehouses and the Thai Nguyen steel plant as Thunder jets target anti aircraft defenses and a Soviet missile site northwest of Hanoi. B52s mark two years of action with raids on infiltration routes in Quang Tri. McNamara’s Vietnam trip delayed due to UN affair, casualty figures revised after Viet Cong ambush. Ky touts two years of rule with claimed political freedom despite security needs.
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Non Residential Code Backed By City Council
Council considers establishing a non residential building code with minimum standards and penalties. Improvements include defining building commissioner powers and a nuisance judgment process. Also on the agenda are bonds for fire and sewer projects, tax rate for 1967-68, officials salaries, airport bids, and a Civil Defense shelter policy council hearing at 3 pm.
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Johnson on causes of war cites Straits of Tivan closure
President Johnson blamed the recent conflict on a single act of folly. He criticized the decision to close the Straits of Tivan as the arbitrarily announced move that helped trigger the fighting.
Governor lauds telephone workers dedication
The governor praised telephone employees for their fast and efficient service. He stressed the need for rapid and diverse information gathering by himself and his staff to make decisions crucial to the entire state.
Judge rejects Donna Anthony guilty plea in knife assault case
Circuit Judge James T. Riley refused to accept Donna Jean Anthony's guilty plea after testimony showed neighbor Leola Mosley shot Anthony in the hand with a .22 rifle following a dispute. Prosecutor Byron Kinder filed felonious assault charges. attorney John Hearne was appointed for Anthony.
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PSC approves limousine routes
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved extended service routes for Riteway Limousine Service of Jefferson City. The Haakes failed to prove necessity for all the requested irregular routes as a common carrier in transporting passengers, baggage, newspapers and express across multiple counties. The order limits service from Jefferson City Memorial Airport in Callaway County to Columbia Municipal Airport and nearby points in Callaman County.
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