Viet Cong Craft, Cave Raids, and U S Troop Totals
Navy says 60 Viet Cong barges destroyed by 5 inch shells from Warrington and Mullany. Air Force planes hit caves 55 miles northwest of Saigon, killing 30 and sealing 15 caves. Vietnamese regional forces report 48 Viet Cong killed in Go Cong Province. B52 bombers hit targets in Binh Dinh and Kon Tum. U S forces total 360000 for week ending last Saturday, up 2000 from prior period. enemy strength remains 277000.
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Mullang
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
Go Cong
Binh Dinh
Kontum
U.S
Jefferson City Post-Tribune Publisher and Rates Info
Jefferson City Post-Tribune details staff and publishing info from 1927 to 1953 with editors publishers and board roles. Lists subscription and mail rates for Jefferson City and surrounding counties, carrier delivery and Sunday options, and membership in press audit bureau.
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the Tribune
Robert C. Soshorn
William H. Weldon
L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Verne Holt
Mgr
Newton Townsend
Joseph G. Majehsey
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Jefferson
City
Misequin
Missouri
Buresu
Holiday Double Wedding Performed in Viet Nam
QUI NHON Vietnam Thanksgiving double wedding united two Army nurse couples amid rain and war. First Lt. Catherine Ward and 1st Lt. Frances Bates wed in civil ceremony after years of red tape. Brig. Gen. Meyer and other officials witnessed. Couples planned limited honeymoons before returning to duty in Vietnam and Asia.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Robert P. Sweeney
Jef
Farley
Towa
Marie Francis Bates
South Viet Nam
Robert
P. Sweeney
Iowa
Marie
Frances Bates
U.S
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Republic of [Korea
Tiger Division
Douglas T. Smith
Yonkers, Nly
Charles R. Meyer
Carlisle
Miss Ward
Robert H. Holzworth
Aurora
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Ward
Navy
White House
Army
Sweeneys
Okinawa
Crowns
Hong Kong
Formosa
Schoolman Can Hold Two Posts
Atty Gen Norman A Anderson ruled that a county superintendent of schools may hold two paid posts simultaneously. Another opinion says a prosecuting attorney cannot also be public administrator. A coroner who is a funeral director may not handle funeral services for an accident victim unless no relatives or friends exist and services must be performed. Eldon High School gets a federal grant for outboard motor repairs. Sikeston, Higginsville, Platte College, and Gard Business University grants support training programs for unemployed workers and clerks.
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Norman H. Anderson
Eldon
Sikeston
Higginsville
Platte College of Commerce and
Gard Business University
St. Joseph
Missouri
Congress
Donn W.lawensky
Buffalo
Anderson
Attornney
Pee E. Burrell
Greene County
Davis Urges Expanded Authority for School Financing
Davis argues that state school boards should be empowered to raise funds for operating schools. He criticizes Missouri’s two thirds bond requirement as hindering public improvements and urges passage of major road and infrastructure projects. He cites roads from Springfield to Memphis and a north south corridor, plus a dual lane St. Louis to Keokuk route and faster interstate construction.
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Memphis
Iowa Hne
Columbia
Jefferson City
Rolla
St. Louis
Keokuk
War protester drafted into Army after licensing charge
Howard R. Petrick, 21, of Minneapolis, who was arrested last July on a charge of selling anti Vietnam War literature without a peddler license, had the charge dropped Wednesday and has been drafted. He is serving at Fort Hood, Texas, an assistant city attorney said.
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Howard R. Petrick
Minneapolis
Petrick
Ft. Hood, Tex
Bond Costs 18 Million Highlight Capital Plan Debate
Officials weigh a $75 million bond proposal for state capitol and public buildings, while the Betts report urges funding from general revenue. The panel recommends a preliminary analysis by January, noting capital needs across prisons, hospitals, and highways amid fiscal constraints.
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Division of Mental Diseases
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Husson
asPital
Fulton
Rogers Appointed To DES Post
Herman Julien announces the appointment of H. E. Rogers Jr. as public information supervisor for the Missouri Division of Employment Security. Rogers, a Sedalia native, is a former reporter and editor with multiple Missouri newspapers and has work in television, radio, and Air Force training publications. He studied at Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg.
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iMissouri Division of Employment Security
H. E
R. J. Potts, Calkins and Halden Advertising Agency
Kansas City
Air Force
Rogara
Aining Publications
Rogers
Sedalia
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Dru
Blackout Hits Seattle Business District After Fire
A power failure shut stores and forced city and county workers home as a downtown Seattle area blackout left a six block zone without power. Traffic signals failed and a police helicopter guided units until power was restored by Seattle City Light crews six hours later. City Light Director Denise warned the fire’s cause may never be determined.
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Wash
Norson
1St Avenue
Setwart Street
Nouth
Jackson Street
Srd
6Th Avenues
Kingounty
Local official named successor in Springfield retirement
A Springfield official named a successor to Ted Hague as retirement becomes effective in November. The appointee and spouse Mrs. Rogers have two children, continuing a family-linked transition in city leadership.
Wilson seeks South Africa aid over Rhodesia crisis
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson pressed South Africa's Balthazar Vorster to urge Rhodesia's white regime to negotiate a settlement. The request, delivered to South Africa with Britain linking it to potential UN intervention, underscores a tense phase as the Rhodesia dispute nears a crisis moment.
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Harold Wilson
Hilgard Muller
South Africa
Rhodesia
Brita
Britain
Wilson
Inj
U.N. Inter
Balthazar J. Vorster
BBC's Alice in Wonderland shown for adults only
London AP report says BBC warned parents the new Alice in Wonderland drama is unsuitable for children due to its adult themes. The production by Jonathan Miller cost 70000 dollars and will air December 28 at 9 pm with trailers warning viewers.
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British Broadcasting Corp
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ABC Chiefs
Jonathan Miller
Way Out T
Beyond the Fringe
BBC
Hugh Weldon
Alice
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