Tennesseean Wins Fight To Keep Land
Wilford Metcalf, a disabled war veteran farmer from Cocke County near Del Rio Tennessee, has won a dispute with the Forest Service over 55 acres claimed as National Forest land. After Rep. James H. Quillen exposed an error, the government survey found Metcalf’s deed valid and timber charges dropped, ending a nationwide protest over his 86 acre farm.
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Washington
Wilford Metcalf
James H. Quillen
R.,. Tenn
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Metcalf
Quillen
Metcall
Cocke County
del Rio
Tenn
Cherokee National Forest
Justice Department
Johnson
Orville Freeman
Governor Signs School Bus Bill
Governor Warren E Hearnes signed a law allowing transport of public school pupils living more than a half mile from school if the school board or district voters agree. The measure removes a prior threshold and lets districts decide costs as a public safety move, effective immediately with an emergency clause.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Jefferson City Post Tribune publication notice and rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune announces publication details from its 1908 origin and lists staff including publishers and editors. It outlines circulation rates for carrier and mail delivery in Missouri and nationwide, and notes Associated Press affiliation and audit bureau membership.
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Birs
Robert C. Gushorn
William U Weldon
William . Weldon
L. Rose
Exerc
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
Een Nage Ee
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Deas
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Associated Presa Ia
Missouri
Cole
Milsouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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AD Department
Retired Teacher Exhibits Philippine Artifacts in Plaza Jefferson
Marco Reyes, Luzon native and American citizen, presents a free trailer display of early Philippine tools and artifacts at Plaza Jefferson. On tour since 1962, Reyes travels with wife Loring and dog Pinang and urges visitors to spell Philippines.
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Maroe Reyes
Feonla
Philippine Islands
Jefferson City Plaza
Reyes
Cotelands
News-Tribune
Jefferson Plaza
Luzon
Marco Reyes
People To People
Islands
Loring
Philippines
American and Vietnamese forces clash in major Viet Nam actions
Reports describe American paratroopers entering combat with Vietnamese troops near Cai Lay in the Mekong delta while heavy air strikes precede landings. An adviser was reported killed, and a second American plane was shot down near Hanoi. Viet Cong attacks on posts continued through the night as weather hampered operations. In Denmark a birth: quadruplets, with two stillborn, born to Mrs Oda Pligaard.
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Son la
Hanoi
Cai Lay
Mekong Delta
Saigon
U.S
U.S. Marine Corps
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Mieu Ba
Vinh
Oriskany
Esbjerg
Denmark
Reuters
Oda Pligaard
Congress backs landmark housing bill with rent supplements
The bill would subsidize rents for low income elderly and handicapped families displaced by urban renewal or living in substandard housing. It envisions private non profit and limited dividend developers with FHA insured mortgages, and promises 500000 dwelling units in four years plus 60000 public housing units, extended loans for the elderly, more urban renewal funds, and college housing loans. Key Republicans praised the consensus framework, while opponents warned of costs to taxpayers.
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Federal Housing Administration
William B. Widnall
N. J
Banking Committee
Wright Patman
Pres
Patman
New Zealand May Hold Up Viet Weapons
New Zealand may defer sending an artillery battery to South Viet Nam after a White House meeting between Prime Minister Keith Holyoake and President Johnson. The unit was set to depart next month as both governments seek a Commonwealth peace mission path to a conference table.
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Washington
New Zealand
South Viet Nam
Keith Holyoake
White House
Johnson
Viet Nam
Profit Scandal Tied to Capitol Hill Stock Deals
Senatorial inquiry follows claims of profiting from Spiegel stock on Capitol Hill. Brawley borrowed two thirds of the 10000 purchase from a bank linked to a relative. Olint D Johnston era committee chair. critics compare to Bobby Baker affair and urge a Senate wide probe to expose how many employees profit similarly.
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Spiegel
Capitol Hill
Brawley
South Carolina
Senate
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Sen
Olint D. Johnston
D.C
Gross
Bobby Baker
Washington
United States
FASTEETH Denture Powder Promises Secure Comfort
An advertising snippet touts FASTEETH denture powder as securing false teeth with minimal worry. It claims the product keeps teeth firmer and more comfortable, helps with plate odor, and can be used in gummy, gummy, or pasty forms. It urges readers to obtain FASTEETH at drug counters nationwide.
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Casa Nelisea
Kadar Retains Party Leader Post In Hungary Shuffle
Vienna AP reports Hungarian Communist chief Janos Kadar remains the top man, resigning as premier but keeping the party’s key role. Gyula Kallai named premier. reshuffle aims to ease Kadar’s burden while maintaining influence amid regional shifts.
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Vienna
Austria
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Kadar
Gyula Kallai
Training Slated for Peace Corps in Missouri
Mid Missouri and Jefferson City will host 49 Peace Corps members for a summer training program to prepare them for service in Nepal. Daniel J. Schler of the University of Missouri says about 40 trainees will train July 9 to October, with a contract to provide the training expected to be signed soon. Trainees will visit surrounding communities, arrange lodging, and perform tasks such as cleaning lots or aiding civic clubs before deployment to remote Nepalese areas. Four trainees will receive training in Jefferson City as part of the program.
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Mid-Missouri
Jefferson City
Peace Corps
Nepal
Daniel J. Schler
University of Missouri
Schler
United States
India
Tibet
Peace
Bliss man leads last Republican convention talks on TV rules
Bliss described aligning with Democrats to televise convention sessions, suggesting reducing the four day event to two to fit more sessions on TV. He cited dispatches from Jefferson City and a closed session where concerns over a rifled desk were raised. Bliss fired aide William Cody Kelly for pressuring a list of big contributors to Barry Goldwater. C. Langhorn Washburn named temporary finance director after Kovac’s resignation. Missouri traffic death log notes 634 for the year so far.
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Bliss
Cenfer-Jecay Auniues
Jefferson City
National Committee
Wes McIaenny Bliss
William Cody Kelly
Frank Kovac
Barry Goldwater
Kelly
Bilss
C. Langhorn Washburn
Kova
Washburn
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Lawmakers debate state licensing and pollution board powers
The measure would create a pollution commission with up to three appointees from one party, meeting quarterly, and an executive secretary paid up to 12000 yearly. It would set standards, enforce changes, and seek court enforcement. It also covers confidential industry data and adds hearing examiner provisions, with amendments removing Real Estate and Nursing boards from the examiner’s scope. The House moved bills on city voter registration, higher dependent-children aid, and tax commission pay, while Senate changes to licensing hearings sparked debate.
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Co. Sere Rtt
Singhe
Commission
Real Estate Commission
State Board of Nursing
Senate
House
State Tax Commission
Senate approves four year 650 million disease plan
The Senate authorized a four year 650 million program to create regional medical centers to fight heart disease cancer and stroke. A controversial amendment granting government exclusive rights to drugs or inventions from the program's funded research was defeated.
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Washington
Senate
Market Climbs Drops Sharply After Big Morning Rally
New York shares swung from a strong morning advance to a steep afternoon decline. Heavy trading pushed NYSE volume toward 10.3 million for the day, with the Dow Jones average slipping from a morning high to 835.54 by 2 p.m. after four straight losses.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Civil Rights Act 1964 Title 7 shifts cases to states
Hill notes March 1964 unemployment shows the NAACP at 20.6 percent of jobless. He warns that a major flaw in Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act is a 210 day period during which employment complaints from states with fair employment statutes go to the state authorities. This rule would affect almost all Northern states.
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Department of Labor
Hill
Library Receives State Aid Funds
The Jefferson City-Cole County library announced receipt of 881.69 in state aid to support its service program. Of the total, 612.67 is for the city and the rest for the county. Trailer Burns The Jefferson City fire department reported the destruction of a house trailer by fire in the Holts Summit area near San Arm fadau.
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Jefferson City-Cole County
Jefferson City
Holts Summit
San Arm Fadau
Tennine
Judge Rejects Tax Rate Cut for Cole County
Cole County will not cut its tax rate seven cents as urged by the Missouri Public Expenditure Survey. Judge Fred M. Distler said the rate would not be raised either and will be set after the August board of appeals meets. The survey, a private Jefferson City group, claimed Cole and 26 counties could trim rates to save taxpayers about two million dollars.
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Cole County
Missouri
Fred M. Distler
Distler
Cole
Board of Appeals
Board of Equalization
Missa
Jefferson City
Senate moves to cut bond passage margin and align districts
Continuea on the Senate work calendar would reduce the margin for passage of bond issues from two thirds to 60 percent. A final plan to realign Congressional districts still needs approval by both Houses. A joint conference committee reported Monday that only minor changes remained.
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Senate
Loan approved for public water system in House Springs Mo
Washington AP reports Farmers Home Administration approved a 930 000 loan to the public water supply district of House Springs in Jefferson County Missouri to upgrade distribution and service capacity.
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Washington
House Springs
Jefferson County
Farmers Home Administration
State appointments confirmed by Senate
John D. Sweeney of Crestwood was confirmed Monday by the Missouri Senate as chairman of the State Board of Registration for Architects and Engineers. W Stanley Stuart of Ladue and Willard Wilkinson of Kansas City were confirmed as members of the State Atomic Energy Commission. Ray Vogel of Cape Girardeau was confirmed as a member of the State Board of Training Schools. Charles L. Harrison of Ladue was confirmed for reappointment to the Board of Regents for Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau.
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John D. Sweeney
Crestwood l
Missouri Senate
State Board of Registration For Architects and Engineers
W. Stanley Stuart
Ladue
Willard Wilkinson
Kansas City
State Atomic Energy Commission
Ray Vogel
Cape Girardeau
State Board of Training Schools
Charles L. Harrison
Board of Regents
Southeast Missouri State College
Optimist Clubs Install Officers in Joint Ceremony
Don E. Stoffel and Thelbert Newton were installed as presidents of the Sunrise and Evening Optimist Clubs at a Joint ceremony Monday night at the Jefferson City Country Club. Joseph Forsee praised Jefferson City as a state bastion of optimism and lauded clubs for Youth Appreciation Week and Red Rag Football. New officers for Evening Optimists include Stanley Eads, Dr. Matthew Doyle as vice presidents, Marvin Keown secretary, Arthur Trippensee treasurer, and Herman Hoffman, Don Brucks, James Howerton, and Keown as board members. Sunrise Officers include Robert Johnson and Duane Smith as vice presidents, Edward A. Scott secretary-treasurer, Max T. Berry, Wilson Pollock, David Pollack, Dallas Gravatt, John Hearnes, and Fred Davis as board members.
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Don E. Stoffel
Windsor St
Sunrise Optimist Club
Thelbert Newton
N. Circle Dr
Jefferson City
Joseph Forsee
Sedalia
Missouri
New Evening Optimist
Stanley Eads
Matthew Doyle
Marvin Keown
Arthur Trippensee
Herman Hoffman
Don Brucks
James Howerton
Keown
New
Sunrise Optimist
Robert Johnson
Duane Smith
Edward A. Scott
Max T. Berry
Wilson Pollock
David Pollack
Dallas Gravatt
John Hearnes
Fred Davis
Pig Liver Therapy Fails, Woman Dies
A 34-year-old Boston woman with liver disease died after pig liver therapy used to support her failing liver. Doctors at City Hospital said the pig liver, placed in a sterile box, helped cleanse her blood by diverting circulation through the animal’s liver, but her own liver could not recover function.
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Boston
City Hospital
Willam V. McDermottlax
Mystery escort linked to Luci Johnson visits New Orleans
Luci Baines Johnson dismisses romance with Sidney Kaplan a former Senate aide now 21 and University of Alabama student who escorted her in New Orleans. Kaplan met Liv at the airport and accompanied her to a French Quarter hotel while Secret Service watched. They later visited a lounge but did not dance. Luci arrived to speak to the American Optometric Association and called Kaplan a good friend.
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Senate
Luci Baines Johnson
Sidney Kaplan
University of Alabama
Liv
Kaplan
French Quarter
Victor Schiro
Secret Service
Lineci
Washington
American Optometric Association
Luci
Cholera Toll Rises in Trichur District Kerala
Cholera deaths reach 114 in Trichur district Kerala as a regional outbreak spreads through South India. Health officials report rapid case growth and urge precautions amid the ongoing epidemic.
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Trichur
India
Reuters
Kerala
South India
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