Missouri panel to press statewide voter registration again
The State Election Laws Study Commission moves to renew statewide voter registration in 1972, despite prior Senate defeats. Arguments focus on county costs and sovereignty with calls to have the state fund any forced registration. The group also backs a 14 year old voting reform and other election law changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
State Election Laws Study Commission
Missouri Senate
Noel Cox
R-Ozark
Cox
Special Commission
Texas
Millard Willson
Indian Troops Attack Pakistani Positions Near Dacca
Indian forces supported by artillery attacked three Pakistani border posts along East Pakistan near Jatiapura Lalgarah and Panihat. Pakistani sources claim 57 attackers killed and 28 percent of civilians slain by Indian shelling. An explosion hit a nearby power station ten miles from Dacca with power restored later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacca
East Pakistan
Jatiapura
Lalgarah
India
Tripura
Panihat
Narayaganj
Weekly TV Schedule Free Booklet From Schulte's IGA
Schulte's IGA will offer a complete weekly TV schedule with movie and special descriptions. The booklet includes tips jokes meds puzzles quizzes and a tabloid style page and will be free while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fach Week Schulte
IGA
Belo Alee
Septa
Schulte
Subscription rates and circulation notices for Jetterson City press
The notice outlines subscription plans and carrier delivery terms for Jetterson City Miss. It lists rates and service options, including a “Mars Rate” and non inclusion of forced carrier delivery. The document references circulation figures and public catalogue details for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie Ress
Soares
Inara Ae
Cates Cerrier
Jetiernen
United
Hammer
Furseo
Gia
Rolla chancellor to speak at Jefferson City Engineers Club
Dr. Merl Baker, first Chancellor of the University of Missouri-Rolla, will address the Jefferson City Engineers' Club at a Friday noon luncheon. The talk covers engineering education challenges and opportunities. Baker, a Kentucky native, has held multiple roles at Kentucky, Missouri and Purdue institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Baker
University of Missouri- Rolla
Jefferson City Engineers
Cadiz
Kentucky
Baker
University of Kentucky
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
University of Missouri-Rolla
Dr. Baker
Purdue University
Parade of Ghosts at Wheeler Monument Draws Visitors
In Creede Colorado the Wheeler National Monument in the La Garita Mountains is nicknamed the parade of ghosts for its eroded sandstone formations that resemble spooks camel humps two pigs a potato and gnomes drawing curious visitors and photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creede, Colo
Wheeler National Monument
la Garita Mountains
Spainhower can win state treasurer race
Former Missouri state representative James J. Spainhower a Blarsball Democrat says he is convinced he can win the race for state treasurer. He plans a decision before month’s end about filing and notes the contest is wide open with many voters undecided. Spainhower holds a PhD in political science and served in the House 1962 to 1970, later becoming a lobbyist for private colleges in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Spainhower
Spainhower
The
News and Tribune
Sosinhower
U.S
Thomas
Eagleton
Jackson County
George W. Lehr
Cantrell
Kansas City
Alex Presta
St. Louis
Missouri House
House
Jefferson City
Thieu to unveil sweeping economic reforms next week
President Thieu plans a fundamental economic reform program including a flat 400 piastre per dollar rate, tax overhaul, anti black market measures, import cuts, export boosts, and incentives for foreign investment. Details from sources tied to the Economic Ministry note Vietnamization aims to match military Vietnamization in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Neuyen van Thieu
Thieu
Pham Kim Ngoc
Thien
Cedar City Sets Odor Deadline On Plant Pollution
Cedar City Council gave Jefferson City roughly 60 days to fix an odor problem from Capital City Sewage disposal plant after a petition from mayor Lovie Corley and about 149 residents. If unresolved, the issue may go to federal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Odor
Jefferson City
Capital City
John G. Christy
State Department of Health
Air Conservation Commission
Lovie C. Corley
Federal program guarantees free care for poor children
About 13 million poor children will get free eyeglasses hearing aids and dental work under a new HEW launched program. It prioritizes under 6 year olds with full coverage by July 1, 1973 and expands to older children by 1974. Estimated costs rise from 20 million to 200 million as more groups join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
HEW
House
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Paul G. Roegers
D-Fla
Nixon handed bill to speed medical training funds
Congress passed a $3.0 billion package to accelerate medical and nursing training under a new funding formula. Designers call it a fix to a disaster derby for medical school funds. Sponsors say the package exceeds Nixon’s request and expect the President’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Nixon
Autopsy Ordered After Man Dies Near Hermann
Merril N. Terril of near Hermann was found on Highway 19 north of Hermann and died several hours later at a Mexico hospital. An autopsy was ordered. The Highway Patrol reported no foul play suspected, with investigations continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Merril N. Terril
Hermann
Highway Patrol
Highway 19
Police board approves haircut regulation for NM officers
Santa Fe New Mexico police board approves a rule requiring state officers to maintain neat clean trimmed and well groomed hair. The regulation bans hair that touches the ears or extends below the shirt collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe, NM
New Mexico Police Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cole County
Senate
Pakistan
Henage
Glenn Henage
E. High St
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph L. Whites
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
V Flw
Schulte’s
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
R. and
Mrz
William HL Weldon Pelinters Aoseph
Q Swarens
Ets Ny Re
Menron Secon Cioee ‘Costes
Jetterser Poon City
News Tribune
Rolla
Helias
Research Foundation
Agency For International Development
Industry
Jay & Kon
Starlight Lounge
Monroe
Donald L. Carpenter
Department of Liquor
Harry Wiggins
State Tax Commission
Hunter Phillips
L. E. Morris
Hucky) Carstrell
St. Louis County
George W. Parker
Columbia
Democratic Party
University of Missouri
State Board of Education
Lehr
Wiggins
James
U.S. Senate
Alamosa
Colo
Sangre de Crista
Great Sand Dunes National Monument
Corley
EL Eye
Police
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Volunteer Fire Dept
Jefferson City News-Tribune
Memon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department
National Welfare Rights “Organization
Mit
Houston
Savannah
Puerto Rico
Pizza the Worlds East Anus Pura Place
Yul Saynhor
Columbia Pictures
Prasen
Stanley Kramer
Buffalos
Ced Ie Mayer
David Leans
Thivago Rogert
David Lean
Armen Oe
Ee Aul
J.C
Easy Jack
Bill
Tela
Spereved
Wader
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!