Youth and world peace urged by Skousen and speakers
The discussion centers on preparation for potential conflict and the need to understand opponents. Dr Nyaradi distinguishes two isms, while W Cleon Skousen argues Western aid sustains Soviet leadership and calls for peaceful economic pressure and demands for free elections, troop removals, and dismantling of barriers.
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W. Cleon Skousen
Europe
United States
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Senate
Yalta
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Berlin Wall
Cuba
Africa
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Clulure
Floods threaten Texas and Kansas communities along Pedernales and Great Bend
Flooding in Kerrville and Fredericksburg 17 miles upstream from LBJ ranch. A 13 foot rise on the Pedernales blocked state 116 south of Fredericksburg. Levees near Great Bend extended to 13 percent feet, with 5 percent feet more needed to crest. River flow slowed as flood spread, while farm lands southwest of Great Bend faced a temporary levy lift. In Kansas, Dundee and Larned levees held as 2,500 people were evacuated. Three deaths and $22 million in damage were reported, per Red Cross and Gov. Avery.
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Fredericksburg
President Johnson
LBJ
Pedernales River
State 116
Great Bend
Dundee
Larned
Kansas
Red Cross
William H. Avery
Clark comments on bombing Viet Nam and war aims
General Clark defends air strikes on North Vietnam, saying strong action pressures the enemy and aids peace talks, while noting political considerations and allied reactions. He recalls WWII Italy to illustrate reliance on force and warns against weakness, urging continued military pressure.
Pedestrian Struck In Street Accident Injures Local Woman
Mrs Gladys Knutson of 1607 Marian Drive was hit by a car while crossing East High Street. Stephen L Findley, 17, of 3151 E Miller Street, drove the vehicle. Knutson was admitted to Community Memorial Hospital for X rays and treatment.
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Marian Dr
East High Street
Stephen L. Findley
Ie. Miller St
Community Memorial Hospital
Bill narrows patrol arrest powers on traffic offenses
Debate centered on whether patrols may arrest without warrants for traffic offenses. Blackwell pressed for a narrow reading and won an amendment restricting arrests to State Highway Patrol members and only for suspected traffic offenses without warrants if misdeeds are not visible. The bill passed 23 to 5.
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House
Hoover’ Commission
Missouri
Senate
St. Louis County
iThe County
John E. Downs
Cason
Blackwell
Michigan 4-H Leaders Visit Plans Entirely Finalized
Cole County 4-H junior leaders met to finalize plans for an 82 member Michigan 4-H group visit. They will stay with host families from July 15 to July 23. Kathie Frank was named chair of a five member committee to run a food stand at the Cole County Fair July 27 through 31. The committee includes Leonard Rutledge Ruth Ann Loesch Steve Rosner and Pat Thompson.
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Michigan 4H
Michigan
Kathie Frank
Cole County Fair
Frank
Leonard Rutledge
Ruth Ann Loesch
Steve Rosner
Pat Thompson
Attorney Seeks Congress Nomination in Missouri District
J Hal Moore a 42 year old Aurora attorney filed today for the Republican nomination in southwest Missouri's 7th Congressional District. Moore has served three terms as prosecuting attorney of Lawrence County and is married with three children. The district is currently represented by Dr. Durward Hall of Springfield.
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Aurora
Missouri
Moore
Lawrence County
Dr. Durward Hall
Springfield
New State Office Building Planned in Kansas City
Gov Warren Hearnes announced Tuesday plans for a three story state office building in Kansas City to be completed by July 26. John D Paulus, planning chief, estimates cost at 4.3 million with bids due in September. The 2.7 acre site lies between 13th and 14th streets and Cherry and Holmes Streets.
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Kansas City
John D. Paulus
13Th
14Th
Cherry and
Holmes
Rebels trade for U S prisoner amid press policy clash
An American soldier is returned as reporters seek confirmation of exchange rules. The Inter-American Peace Force states it takes no prisoners, while rebels report captives in U S detention camps near the Sans Souci naval academy by the Ozama River. Lt. Col. Quiros Perez was exchanged for two paratroopers.
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Caamano
Quiros Perez
U. S
82Nd Airborne Division
Dominican Naval Academy
Sans Souci
Ozama River
Runaway Truck Damages Home on Old Highway 50 East
State Patrol reports a runaway 1963 truck driven by Daniel H. Jacobs of Columbia rolled from a refreshment drive in, crossed the highway and embankment, striking a house owned by Henry B. Schnieders. Damage estimate 1200 to 1500 dollars. No injuries or arrests.
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State Highway Patrol
Daniel H. Jacobs
Columbia
Henry B. Schnieders
Route 3
Bombings and ground clashes mark Viet Nam action near Da Nang
Air units claim 80 percent destruction of targets as ground forces clash with Viet Cong in Thua Thien Province north of Da Nang for the third day. U S spokesman tallies 54 Communists killed and 15 captured. a later raid along the Quang Ngai and Hanoi area reports various damages with limited American casualties. At the Commonwealth conference in London leaders push to salvage peace efforts, while Beijing denounces the mission.
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Binh Son
Quang Ngai
Saigon
U.S
Nouth
Moe Chau
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Viet Nam
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Dong Moai
Conference of Commonwealth Chiefs
London
Commonwealth
Social Security shifts expand benefits and child care options
The plan expands coverage to Christian Science nursing homes and home health services. Child welfare funding rises by five million dollars for 1960 to 1970 to allow day care options. States may disregard up to 50 dollars per month of earned income for dependent benefits. Rehabilitation services for disabled elderly, disabled children may be funded from the disability trust. A uniform definition of a child will include common law marriage children in benefits. Senate Finance changes raise Medicare bill costs by about 280 million dollars, with additional 112 million dollars yearly for the security section.
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Christian Scientist Church
Robert J. Myers
Senate Finance Committee
Fulbright Sets Viet Nam Exit Plan With Negotiated Peace
Fulbright contiqued from Page 1 16 speech arguing the United States must sustain South Vietnamese forces to show commitment to Southeast Asia and offer Communists a reasonable alternative to military victory. He said Johnson asked him to detail efforts to get the Communists to negotiate and that the White House has not commented on his claim that neither side can win outright.
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United States
Skousen
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
China
Southeast Asia
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Johnson
Waal Johnson
White House
South Viet Nam
U A R Egypt relations improve as aid halt ends
U S officials say relations with the U A R have shown definite improvement since aid was suspended six months ago. Cairo reportedly asked Washington to consider a new three year program for up to half a billion dollars in surplus food for 1965 1968. Officials note Nasser promised compensation for a burned library and temporary rent free library facilities, while U A R halted support to Congo rebels in mid April.
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United States
U.S
Egypt
Ias
Nasser
Congo
Post Tribune History and Rates Section Page Note
The Jefferson City Post Tribune details its long publication history from 1868 and 1908 for the Tribune and Post, lists publishers and executives, notes daily evening publication except Saturdays, and provides subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across Missouri and outside states. It also mentions Associated Press rights and local news republication policy.
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William BH. Weldon
William T. Welugn
L. Rose
Joseph G. Majensky
News Tribune Company
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Jefferson City
Erne
Associated Press
Jefferson
City
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Aoe
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