Missouri Rabies Control Plan Hindered by Late Session
Governor Dalton considered a special message on statewide rabies control as sited by the Post Tribune but said the current session ends June 30. Counties crave authority to act early, while a statewide plan with a coordinating agency is urged to cover outbreaks beyond county lines.
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Blood drives urge volunteers amid steady needs in Missouri
In Jefferson City and nearby Cole County, residents are urged to give blood as Memorial, St. Marys and Charles F. Still hospitals used 268 pints in April and May, surpassing the Red Cross Bloodmobile quota of 236 pints for a stop at Selinger Centre. Residents can call 62332 or 5192 to make donations today.
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A General's Word on Nuts from Bastogne
The piece defends Gen Anthony McAuliffe's infamous Nuts reply to the German demand for surrender at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge. It argues the phrase captured a timely, fitting resolve and symbolized the defenders' spirit, even if not the finest West Point prose.
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Chicago second in population density and area in census
The Census Bureau ranks Chicago as the nation’s second most densely populated city and lists its total population. Chicago spans 224 square miles with about 15,890 people per mile, while New York City shows 24,607 per mile. Other large areas include Houston Oklahoma City and Dallas.
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Suburban Growth Shaped by Nearby City Grabbing Tricks
The excerpt notes how newer cities in the Southwest try to annex surrounding areas while land is cheap to address crowding transit and sanitation as their metropolitan ambitions grow. It contrasts with established suburbs where grabbing surrounding parcels becomes harder and less likely.
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Kennedy Roosevelt Link May Be Pressed by GOP
A long erased World War II pact alleging Roosevelt secret talks with Stalin at Tehran surfaced in state department documents. The report claims FDR discussed Poland's borders to appease the communist bloc, sparking debate over presidential secrecy and foreign policy. It cites Bohlen and records from the Tehran conference to suggest a pattern of influence on postwar Europe.
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Missouri cave priest uses candlelit services at Onondaga Cave
Rev. Riley, a self‑proclaimed clergy member of the Church of Latter‑Day Saints, runs Onondaga Cave at Leasburg, Missouri. He says candlelight creates reverence during cavern services and explains his move from teaching to ministry after a varied career. He emphasizes immortality through service and notes his stable married life with 23 couples counseled.
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Kennedy Bills Struggle to Move Anti Crime Measures
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy sends eight bills to Congress aimed at curbing organized crime by expanding federal interstate commerce powers. The proposals target illegal gambling, liquor and prostitution rings, and aim to seize assets and regulate crime networks across state lines. Supporters say the bills echo Eisenhower era efforts to press local law into federal action.
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Expense Account Proposal Indirect Price Control
Ray Tucker argues that new limits on expense accounts will indirectly control prices, hurting wages and tourism, and prompting anti recovery, with broader constitutional concerns about clarity and scope of criminal laws and potential bias in enforcement. The piece discusses Dillon Kennedy tax proposals and possible labor and business impacts.
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Why the Fuss Over Berlin It Is a Symbol of Freedom
Washington based analysis explains Berlin as a symbolic frontier in the East West struggle. It outlines Western demands for free elections and access routes to West Berlin versus Soviet control of East Berlin and the supply corridors. The piece notes the Western troops’ small, symbolic presence and argues Berlin tests Western resolve and unity against Communism.
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