Fire prevention ordinance eyed by Jefferson City council
A study group urged a fire prevention ordinance with teeth to inspect properties for hazards, permitting mandatory abatement and fire marshal enforcement. It would allow appeals to a council or court, though an outside citizen appeals board is suggested to fix a council bias. The plan promises low cost and links safety with city beautification.
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Greater
Jefferson City
Monroe Epstein
Tts
Fire Department
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Beached whale deaths reveal ulcers and rising ocean stress
A beached whale at Coney Island last month died at the island aquarium. A post mortem found stomach ulcers contributed to its death, highlighting growing dangers from submarine activity and ocean pollution in a rough world for man and beast.
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Coney Island
Missouri plans modern psychiatry drive in 1980s
Guest editorial outlines Missouri mental health program at a crossroads. Dr Addison M. Duval, state director, promises a long range plan to the General Assembly, addressing staff shortages, overcrowding, and community psychiatry with a phased 2 year rollout and emphasis on early diagnosis and local services.
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Kansas City Star
Missouri
General Assembly
Addison M. Duval
Duval
Duval Pote
Cuffin JSON
Wanston
Ari
América
Communist Infiltration: Free World’s No. 1 Problem
Washington columnist argues that communist infiltration remains the top threat, citing 300,000 spies in 27 western countries and ongoing efforts to weaken investigative bodies. He warns against apathy and McCarthyism accusations while detailing demonstrations and alleged Soviet funding of student and labor activity.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Congress
United States
House Committee On Un-American Activities
America
Communist Party
San Francisco
Gordon H. Scherer
Ohio
Republican
California
House of Representatives
House Committee On Un-American
Committee On Un-American Activities
Federal
Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Scherer
House Committee
Japan
Tokyo
U. S. News & World Report
United Press International
Eisenhower
Hong Kong
China
New York Herald Tribune Inc
National Veep Spotlight Hinges On Kennedy And Nixon
In Washington Senator Jen F Kennedy faces a tough vice presidential dilemma as convention planning intensifies. Analysts note the contest for second place could outshine the presumptive front runner with Kennedy or others seeking deal-based paths to the nomination. The piece reviews past veep selections and outlines two common methods for choosing a running mate, highlighting Nixon as the recently chosen example.
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Ray Tud
Washington
Jen F. Kennedy
Tures
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Johnweeks
Son
Richard
Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Gates
FDR
James A. Farley
John Nance Garner
William Randolph Hearst
Texas
California
Roosevelt
Senate
Johnson
Veep
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Samuel Johnson
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