Washington group calls grants cut and radiation standards
The House Government Operations Committee demands cuts to grants and stricter radiation standards for selectronic products. It accuses the Education Office of misusing 1.25 million dollars last summer for supplementary education centers, while opposing foreign grants and safety codes. The report notes plans to regulate cross state business and curb nonessential search projects as part of a broader industrial safety bill.
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Stampede at River Plate Stadium Leaves 71 Dead
In Buenos Aires a fatal stampede occurred at Estadio Monumental after a River Plate match. A gate failed to open, causing fans to be crushed on concrete stairs as ambulances raced to the 90,000 seat stadium. The tragedy followed a full house for the River Plate match.
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Estadio Monui
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River Plate
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Capital City men elected to state VFW offices
Two Jefferson City men received offices Sunday at the 8th annual Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Joplin. The event highlighted state level leadership within the organization.
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Jefferson City
Veterans of Foreign Yars
Joplin
Seven Minutemen convicted in bizarre bank plot
Spokane AP report says seven men linked to the Minutemen were convicted of conspiring to rob suburban Seattle banks. The group aimed to raise nearly $100,000 and claimed the plan would train for defense against a communist takeover. Jurors heard testimony about an FBI informant infiltration.
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Vyn W. Henderson Sr
Milton J. Dix
Seattle
Joseph D. Hourie
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Kelly EB. Delano
Tacoma
Jbanks
Hard core jobless hiring progress in industry
St Louis AP reports Carysler Corp President Virgil E Boyd says hiring and training chronically unemployed workers for a large business is feasible and beneficial. A Chrysler federal program aims to hire 730 hard core unemployed over two years, with early gains in attendance and punctuality after overcoming literacy and adjustment barriers.
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Carysler Corp
Virgil E. Boyd
Association of Industries Advertisers
Boyd
Chrysler
Missouri trooper death log rough weekly toll
Missouri Highway Patrol weekly traffic death log records Saturday three fatalities and Sunday four fatalities, totaling six hundred forty so far this year versus five at the same point last year.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Search locates missing cobalt unit in Missouri ditch
A missing cobalt radioactive material unit was found by a search party near a roadside ditch at the south edge of St. Joseph Missouri. The unit was transported to Kansas City by air and no injuries were reported. An AEC representative described the find and the radiation level as not posing harm.
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Joseph
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Kansas City
J. P. Wright
AEC
Wright
College leaders seek more federal support for higher education
Forty two members of the Association of American Universities urge the federal government to provide general funding to all higher education institutions from junior colleges to graduate schools. They warn current financial pressures threaten the vitality of American higher education and could worsen access for out of state and foreign students if revenues do not rise. A separate report notes a 425 millicuries cobalt unit, in a lead box, fell from a truck near Kansas City and was traced by an AEC search plane to a location east of the Missouri River.
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Association of American Universities
Salt Lake City
Lane Wells, Co
AEC
Houston
Tex
Wright
Kansas City
Missouri River
Airliner frees wheel door in emergency over Pacific
Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 727, with 73 passengers and six crew, landed safely in San Diego after jettisoning a jammed wheel door. Pilot Ed Ondre, 43, said they followed standard procedures and performed steep dives to release the door. Two female passengers were slightly injured and hospitalized.
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Pacific Southwest Airlines
Ed Ondre
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