Recorder Receives New Equipment for UCC Changes
Cole County Recorder Henry G. LePage announced a filing cabinet and new Financial Statement index to support Missouri’s July 1 Uniform Commercial Code start. A flood of chattel mortgages is expected as lenders rush filings before the change. Financing statements will cost 1.50 for standard forms 9 for irregular forms and may be filed in the recorder’s or Secretary of State’s office depending on type.
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Cole County
Henry G. LePage
Missouri
Rade
Krummen
Recorder
Secretary of State
LePage
Changes Asked In Peace Plan
In Santo Domingo the Dominican junta demanded major revisions to the OAS peace plan while rebels sought only minor tweaks. Both sides agreed only on elections within six to nine months, with the junta allowing postponement if the OAS deems it necessary. The junta proposed itself as the core of a provisional government, to be broadened or aided by a consultative body, while rebels rejected that approach and called for a provisional government chosen from those with democratic faith and practice.
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Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Junta
Jefferson City Post Tribune publisher and rates notice
The Jefferson City Post Tribune publishes as a daily except Saturday under editors and publishers with offices at 319 Monroe Street. Rates include 486 per week for delivery in Jefferson City and surrounding counties 814.00 per year. other Missouri counties 990.80 per year. outside Missouri 23.40 per year. Associated Press rights noted.
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Goshorn
E. Weldon
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Mar
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Majersky
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Jefferson City
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Jefferson’ City
Missouri
Dora Dot
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Powell Faces Revolt Over 14b Labor Bill Tactics
Johnson wired Congress amid a brewing revolt against Powell led by Rep. Thompson with AFL CIO backing. McCormack urged Powell to quickly back the 14b bill to avoid a committee revolt. Despite White House support, the anti-14b drive falters as the administration counts votes, aiming to bring the bill to the House late July amid heavy lobbying and Democratic indecision on housing subsidies.
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Debate Over House Apportionment Factors Causes Tension
The discussion centers on whether House seats should be allocated by population or by other factors. Geller asks what those factors could be, suggesting race, national origin, and economic status. Ohio Republicans McCulloch and Betts debate meanings, with Betts defending state sovereignty and noting constitutional amendment as a path to clarification.
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Geller
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
G.O.P
Jackson E. Betts
Celler
Betts
President seeks broad powers to restore peace in South Vietnam
President Johnson urges a resolution granting all necessary steps to restore peace in South Vietnam, claiming authority to supersede last August’s Congressional resolution. Senate leaders warn of wide national impact and demand full debate, while Secretary Rusk notes ongoing heavy casualties and warns the North Vietnamese and China alike.
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Jury Selected In Murder Trial In Missouri Case
In Lebanon a jury of six men and six women was chosen for the first degree murder trial of Charles Crawford, a 26 year old ex convict from Indianapolis. About 20 witnesses were subpoenaed. Crawford is charged with killing Edgar Pridemore near Conway on February 2 after picking him up as a hitchhiker in St. Louis. He was arrested in Texarkana where police say he confessed to Pridemore’s murder and two other Indianapolis slayings. Crawford pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and was confined to Fulton state hospital before being deemed competent to stand trial.
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Charles Crawford
Indianapolis
Crawford
Edgar Louis Pridemore
Baltimore
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Pridemore
Conway
Texarkana
Tex
Pride
Fulton State Hospital
Governor Signs Key Health Bill For Regional Clinics
Gov Warren E Hearnes signed into law a mental health program bill to create nine regional clinics for early detection and treatment of mental retardation. The plan partners with state facilities in St. Louis and Marshall, estimated initial cost 3.6 million dollars, and expands services at the state training school hospitals.
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World's Fair Commission Fund
Herculaneum
Daniel Dunklin
State Hospital
Farmington
Missouri House debates beauty shop bill amendment
The Missouri House rejected a committee amendment to broaden a anti discrimination bill to all beauty and barber shops. Rep James Troupe opposed the broadened scope citing racial harmony concerns while Rep Raymond Howard urged wider federal progress. The bill now affects only shops tied to hotels and motels as debate continued over Senate school aid changes and the noon recess.
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House
James Troupe
D-St
Louis
Missouri
Raymond Howard
D-St. Louis
Mel Carnahan
Phelps County
Senate
Richard J. Rabbitt
St. Louis
Ferry at St Thomas Closes Indefinitely
Operators of the St Thomas ferry across the Osage River informed the State Highway Patrol that operations stopped at 6 p.m. Wednesday and will remain closed until further notice. High water from floodgate openings at the Lake of the Ozarks necessitated the closure officials said.
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Osage River
State Highway Patrol
Lake of the Ozarke
Grants Approved for Alton School District 44
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a 37585 grant to School District 44 in Alton Missouri to fund an eight week course aiding 50 students in studies and reading. Missouri members of Congress announced the move highlighting the funding and program aim.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Alton
Missouri
Congress
Job Corps center at Huntington Hotel questioned by board
The school board criticized the Job Corps center for mislocation and poor impact on the board’s image. The 18 month contract with two 1 year renewals runs to July 31, 1868, under government control, with potential transfer costs if ceased early. Center costs reach about 730 dollars per girl monthly, including personal allotments and travel. Concerns include center operations, conduct with St Petersburg youths, and local opposition from merchants and officials.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Fogelman
Pinellas County
Joseph Ems
Free Nations Trade With Reds in Viet Nam War Notice
Washington AP reports sixty five ships from free nations carried supplies into North Viet Nam in the first five months of 1985. Rep. Charles Chamberlain says the Defense Department provided statistics. He notes ships from Britain, Japan, Greece, Norway, Lebanon, and Holland, and adds no American fighting men are in Viet Nam.
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Free Nations
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Viet Nam
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Chamberlain
R-Mich
House
Defense Department
Holland
Richard Ichord
D-Ma
Court Dissolves Centertown Mutual Telephone Co
Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair ordered the Centertown Mutual Telephone Co dissolved with property and assets sold and net proceeds distributed to members. Officers Richard Mertens W C Ecklenberger and Glen Swisher filed for judgment. defendants listed did not appear. A dispute over dissolution followed Midstate Telephone Corp service after Sept. 29, 1904 amid a vote by 127 of 164 present of 235 members.
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Richard Mertens
W. C. Ecklenberger
Glen Swisher
Julius Anderson
Ernest Strobel
Elias C. Paxson
Hayrold Allen
Homer Bunch
Boyd,Swearingen
Edward Anderson
R. d. McDaniels
D. W. Stieferman
Midstate Telephone Corp
Centertown
Midstate
Ceourt
Viet Nam War Front Advances and Diplomatic Break with France
U S air, naval and marine aircraft hit Viet Cong targets as 600 U S paratroopers push into the D zone near Saigon and the 173rd Airborne Brigade moves into jungle. In Saigon, South Viet Nam cuts diplomatic ties with France after De Gaulle calls for peace, with Thieu declaring a state of war to enable mobilization if needed.
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Tran van Do
South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Nguyen van Thieu
Senate panel backs Social Security rise with health plan link
A Senate committee approved a bill expanding Social Security benefits by seven percent retroactive to January 1 and boosting the maximum retirement payment to 135.90 dollars monthly. It also raises Social Security taxes next year, liberalizes hospitalization provisions, and adds 60 extra hospitalization days with a ten dollar daily cost share.
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House
Sara An Suu Oraw
Death of Mrs. Cora Stewart at 90 in Colorado
Mrs. Cora Stewart, 90, born in Morgan County near Syracuse, died Wednesday in a Colorado nursing home. She was the daughter of Lake land Millie Fowler Moon, married to Robert Stewart, and moved from the community about 60 years ago, later residing near Kansas City and Colorado. Survivors include two cousins, a son, and two sisters. Funeral at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, 2 p.m. Saturday, Rev. Farrie L. Coleby officiating. burial in church cemetery.
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Tipton
Cora Stewart
Morgan County
Syracuse
Colorado
Lakeland
Millie Fowler Moon
Robert Stewart
Kansas City
Harrison
Harry)Fowler
N.W. Moon
Smithton
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Farrie L. Coleby
Church
Lawmakers tangle over Social Security earnings rule changes
Debate centers on how the $1-for-$2 offset applies to earnings under Social Security disability benefits. The House would apply the rule to $1,200 to $2,400, up from $1,200 to $1,700. The Senate panel previously proposed exempting under $1,500 and applying the formula to $1,500 to $3,000.
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Senate
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