Missouri Colleges Win Federal Grants for Local Problems
Six Missouri colleges and universities will share 207123 dollars in federal grants to run educational programs addressing local issues such as housing poverty government health recreation employment land use youth opportunity and transportation under Title 1 of the Higher Education Act. This marks the first year of a hoped for ongoing program.
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GOP Line on Viet Nam Softened
Washington AP reports mixed Republican views in Southeast Asia. Some senators who favored escalation have tempered positions, signaling voters are unsettled, while others warn against broadening war policy and urge caution in Johnson era tensions.
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Imposter’s Ruse Revealed While On His Way to War
SAIGON Viet Nam AP report details a man described as 4F who attempted to join the conflict by swapping identities. He met a Cong soldier at a San Francisco party and used a local computer to arrange a rapid back home. Awaiting discharge, he faced scrutiny and a looming return to civilian life amid family issues and an imposture probe.
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Argentine Military Seizure Shocks Buenos Aires
The army overtook key government sites and airports in Argentina as Ilia’s government faced a crisis. Training programs for public officials and local leaders expanded nationwide while tensions rose over the president’s fate. Reports conflict on Ilia’s possible exile or freedom, with military leadership seeking reform of the political structure. Meanwhile U.S. observers discussed Vietnam policy and a brief aviation transport incident drew attention abroad.
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Care, courtesy urged during Fourth of July weekend
Missouri Highway Patrol Superintendent Col. EB I. Mike Hockaday urged motorists to drive with care caution and courtesy over the Independence Day holiday period.
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Inmate Petition Challenges Blood Donation Delay
Don Varney files for habeas corpus arguing the prison warden breached contract by delaying release and blood donation. The Red Cross bloodmobile visit to Missouri’s Jefferson City prison drew only 10 donors by noon at the Methodist Church on Capital, as Varney sought 13 pints and contends the warden keeps him for nonpayment of blood rewards.
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Buddhist leaders urge calm as Fourth of July traffic safety plan unfolds
Amid political discord and monk Tri Quang's call for boycott, officials announce patrols to enforce safe driving. The Fourth of July traffic fatality tally spans the holiday period from Friday at 6 p.m. to Monday midnight, as authorities urge motorists to plan trips carefully and respect road rules.
One Dies Four Hurt In Two Car Mishap Farmington Mo
One person was killed and four others were seriously injured in a two car collision on U S 67 north of Farmington. The deceased was Mary Tee garden, 57, of Gary Indiana, a passenger in a car driven by Gary Leon Tee garden, 58, who was seriously injured. Also seriously hurt were Clarabelle Discus, 52, of Farmington, Charles Bernard Venker, 34, and Rita Eleanor Venker, 34, of Fredericktown. The driver of the Farmington car, William E. Dious, 4, was seriously hurt.
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Drip-In Protest After Youth Arrest At Hudson Police
About 30 parents and babies staged a drip-in at Hoboken police headquarters to secure release for a 17 year old who had opened a fire hydrant to cool off on one of the warmest nights on record. Residents rushed to join the spray and many carried wet children as they demanded the teen’s freedom. The desk sergeant released him.
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Navy Mothers to Send Popcorn to Soldiers
Clearwater Navy Mothers Club endorses Project Popcorn to ship plastic bags of popcorn to Vietnam service members. The effort plans enough popcorn to satisfy 30 troops, sent from Clearwater.
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Procter and Gamble Tops in Advertising 1965
CHICAGO AP Procter and Gamble spent 177.6 million dollars for advertising in 1965, the largest national advertiser, according to Advertising Age. The magazine noted the 125 largest national advertisers invested 2.9 billion dollars across eight major media in 1965.
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Gibbons Quits Race For Teamster Post
Harold J. Gibbons withdraws from the contest to succeed Teamsters President James R. Hoffa. Sources say weak support and not wanting to pressure friends led to the decision in Miami Beach as the Teamsters convention opens Monday. Hoffa's plan to name a successor may still face opposition.
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Diabetes President Named At American Diabetes Association
Dr Lauren tis O Underdahl an associate professor of clinical medicine at the University of Minnesota is named president of the American Diabetes Association in Chicago AP report from Chicago.
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Laurentis O. Underdahl
University of Minnesota
Iamerican Diabetes Association
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Virginia to build first nuclear powered plant on James River
Virginia Electric and Power Company announces plans to construct the state's first nuclear powered generating station. The 750000 kilowatt facility will be located on the James River and mark a major advance in regional energy production.
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Personal Petition Questions Bodys Bleed Property
A petition raises a unusual question about the value of a body's own blood as personal property. The text frames the issue as a provocative legal question within a broader dispute.
Quakes Felt In California Shake Measured At 5.3
A strong Central California quake near Parkfield and Coalinga rattled nerves across Ventura Santa Barbara Kern and Kings Counties. A chimney toppled on a house and plaster cracked in a San Luis Obispo station. No major damage or injuries reported. Dr Charles Richter rated the tremor at 5.3, far milder than 1906’s 8.3 quake.
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Anderson Rulings Cite Conflicts in Local Finance and School Control
The Attorney General ruled that a city clerk of a fourth class city and a school treasurer who hold stock in depositories may not serve if they are on the board or directly influence funds. The opinions also note soldiers in Vietnam and morale tactics, the prison war context, and a fatal helicopter crash near the Cambodian border. Former St. Louis Police Chief Earl W. Humphrey dies of leukemia at 59 after 17 years as chief.
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Hearnes Backs Missouri River Basin Commission Plan
Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes supports forming a Missouri River Basin Commission to replace the interagency committee. He asked the 1967 Missouri Legislature to approve Missouri participation and sent copies of his letter to nine basin governors. The move aligns with the Water Resources Board’s view that a legally recognized commission offers more efficient, democratic planning for resource management and public investment.
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Concert halls may reconfigure seating by music type
Los Angeles AP reports UCLA physics department proposes future concert halls allow orchestras to sit near the floor or near the ceiling depending on the music to be played. The plan envisions adaptable acoustics and seating arrangements to optimize sound for different performances.
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Voter Signup Deadline Set for August 2 Primary
County Clerk MontielL Christian reminds voters registration for the August 2 primary closes July 5. He notes eligible voters must reside in the state for one year and in the county for 60 days. Registration is required in the city but not in the county. Voters who have moved must notify the County Clerk’s office of any change.
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J-Bar-H Rodeo Opens Friday at Camdenton
The annual J-Bar-H rodeo opens here Friday with saddle bronc riding and other events. The event runs through Tuesday at the ranch under formal contest rules for judging participants.
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Missouri Traffic Death Log Update
The death log for the 24 hours ending at midnight reports four deaths. This year total reaches 630, compared with 645 at the same time last year. Two of the fatalities stem from earlier accidents.
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Collision Kills Driver Near Norborne
In Carrollton Missouri an interstate collision between two pickup trucks left Charles Rhodes 74 of Carrollton dead from injuries sustained in the crash 16 miles north of Norborne. News of the fatal accident came Sunday night confirming Rhodes as the deceased driver.
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