Finch delays Knowles nomination as health aide fight
Secretary of Welfare Robert H. Finch moved to back John A. Knowles for assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs amid opposition from the American Medical Association and Senator Dirksen. Finch said he will remain in the administration and that a White House nomination decision rests with the president.
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Sas
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Knowles
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Youse
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Tirksey
Ins Department
Los Angeles Times Reeporter
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American Medical Association
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AMA
California
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Viet Cong claim Ben Het poses desperate test for Saigon
The Viet Cong broadcast says South Vietnamese forces at Ben Het face a desperate position as true battle lines close in. U.S. reports note mounting air strikes and artillery use while the Ben Het engagement tests Saigon forces amid claims of North Vietnamese pressure nearby.
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Donald C. Morrison
U.S
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Lance
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Aly Fuerte
Ren Het
Parking hearing draws no one to city meeting
The annual Parking and Traffic Commission hearing in Jefferson City drew no attendees besides commission members and news media. Chairman Warren Crewz and others presided as the session adjourned after about 30 minutes with no complaints or suggestions offered.
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Lawrence Patton
Ed Pape
Nixon heads to Canada for Seaway ceremonies
President Nixon travels toward Canada to mark the 50th anniversary of the St. Lawrence Seaway opening. He will also visit Montreal for Expo 67 commemorations and rededicate an Eisenhower dam with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau after a Massena ceremony. North Vietnam reports heavy casualties around Ben Het and Dak To as U.S. officials warn of attrition in the war. Nixon’s itinerary includes New York City and a return to Washington by Saturday afternoon.
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Massena
N.Y
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Great Britain
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U.S
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Dak To
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Henry A. Kissinger
United States
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New York
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Robert C. Me. Ewen
Emil Mossbacher Jr
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John A. Volpe
David W. Oberlin
Duluth
Minn
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White House
St. Lawrence
New York City
Julie
David Eisenhaw
No final decision on nomination still under discussion
The press secretary stated at least half a dozen times that no final decision had been reached and several games were still under discussion for the post. He expressed confidence a nomination would be made before week’s end.
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publication Details 1927 to 1953
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publication history and staff roles with editors and publishers noted. Names include Mrs William Weldon Rose Bowre and Robert Bloseer as president while Joseph G Majersky and Kenneth M Jonson are listed in positions. The notice covers frequency as daily and Sunday, with subscription rates for Missouri and outlying areas.
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News Tribune Company
Annroe
Jefferson City
Satvery Sarvica
Cole
Aassourl
Miuscurl Sein
Rockets, mortars strike South Vietnam towns in light fighting
In South Vietnam allied towns and bases faced 10 rocket and mortar attacks, the lowest in over three weeks. Ground fighting remained light with two brief clashes near Khe Sanh and 55 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. spokesmen said the enemy suffered 39 killed while seven Americans were wounded.
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City visitor reports attack by two youths near cafe
G L Dobler, 80, Wichita, says two youths aged 16 or 17 assaulted him as he left Adcock's Cafe at 216 Madison St around 1 40 am. They fled in a car later described to police. Also under investigation is a breakin at Dad's Service Station 2709 Missouri Blvd with $5 to $10 taken from a vending machine.
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Dad's Service Station
Missouri Blvd
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