Phillips backs tax agency's collection role
State Tax Commission chairman Hunter Phillips said the commission should collect the private car tax from railroads, not the Department of Revenue, warning about revenue loss under the transfer. George Bailey of the Missouri Association of Railroads urged the change, calling current setup unfair. A separate hearing discussed vending machine tax exemptions and a model bill regulating auto dealers and manufacturers to curb theft and improve industry practices. The Senate advanced Medicaid expansion, while House and Senate considered health board structure and cost-saving measures.
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Kennedy urges selling points for nuclear treaty
Senator Robert F. Kennedy says some selling is needed to convey the U S view of the proposed nuclear containment treaty to other nations He urges executive branch officials to go abroad and clarify the aims and intentions of the proliferation treaty during a taped NBC NE TV interview in the Great Decisions series
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Senate approves 10 appointments to state boards
The Missouri Senate approved ten appointments by Governor Warren E. Hearnes to state boards. Harold E. Cox of Columbia and Al Sulivan of Farmington joined the State Personnel Advisory Board. Other appointees include M. Cunningham to the Board of Regents for Central State College, Russell Newport and Carl Fox to the Regents for Southwest State College, Mrs. Mary Lozier to the State Council on the Arts, Thomas Ahi to the State Board of Cosmetology, Dr. Robert C. Brim to the State Dental Board, and Robert A. Mucker to the State Water Pollution Board. discussion also touched on nuclear test issues and mutual destruction proposals.
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Indonesia reports red nest wiped out by army troops
Indonesian officials said army forces killed or captured members of the Communist movement during a purge in central Java. Witnesses described clashes after a failed attempt to seize power and the government’s control over executive authority was affirmed as the purge continued.
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Powell Seeks Court Order to Seat Powell in House
Attorneys for Adam Clayton Powell filed a federal suit in New York seeking a preliminary injunction ordering his immediate seating in the House and a permanent injunction to bar Speaker McCormack from denying his oath. The petition, signed by Powell and 13 allies including A. Philip Randolph, argues congressional seating rights were violated by the House vote.
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Harlem voters split as Meredith challenges Powell
In Harlem a little enthusiasm or doubt greets Republican challenger Meredith against long time Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. Residents describe Meredith as an outsider while Powell basks in name recognition and civil rights fame. observers foresee a battle over race, politics, and Harlem’s needs ahead of the April 11 special election.
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Business investment lag sparks concern in 1966 outlook
U S government economists warn that business investment will grow only modestly in 1966, with a 3.9 percent gain for the year after weak first half results. Despite a late-year pickup, analysts note the slow pace follows a record 46.7 percent surge in 1966 plant and equipment spending and cite tax measures and policy as factors shaping the outlook.
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DAV plans summer family meetings at McChing Park
Disabled American Veterans chapter plans summer gatherings for June 4 and August 9 at McChing Park. The group also pushed a membership drive as part of a broader effort, while local officials consider a land rezoning near U S 50 West and a planned service station fronting the highway.
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DAV Sponsoring First Little League Team Next Summer
The DAV decided on Wednesday night to sponsor a Little League baseball team next summer for the first time.
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Missouri tourism outlook brighter for state officials
The Commerce and Industrial Development Division predicts a strong tourist year for Missouri after analyzing reports from booth operators at sports shows. They note a 50 percent rise in demand for Missouri vacations and greater interest in the state.
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Jefferson Citlans named to Missouri library advisory council
Three Jefferson Citllans have been named to the recently organized Public Relations Advisory Council of the Missouri Library Association. Selected to serve are Henry Maddox of the Division of Commerce and Industrial Development, James F. Keefe of the State Department of Conservation and Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick. Members will assist in the library development program.
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Highway bids asked March 24 in Missouri
The Missouri State Highway Commission calls for bids March 24 for road work totaling about 14 million dollars across 974 miles. Projects include 4.2 miles on Interstate, 78.6 miles Primary, 12.8 miles Secondary, and 1.8 miles Urban systems with resurfacing in Gasconade County and a paving segment on Route T in Boone County near Columbia.
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Johnson to Hold News Conference Today at White House
President Johnson plans a 3 30 p m press briefing in the East Room with TV and radio coverage confirmed by the White House. The session aims to address current national matters and answer questions from press representatives.
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