Pentagon Officers Athletic Center faces civilian backlash
The Pentagon recreation center, a subsidized facility under Defense, is amid a rift as civilians and reservists protest a dues hike while officers enjoy low rates. Critics allege improper use of government space and legal concerns over policy, beer, and access.
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Pentagon club aid fuels welfare for 27000 workers
Army Navy and Air Force backed a Pentagon workers club with 77000 from welfare funds after Eisenhower approval. Between 1956 and 1963 the center received 1000 a month from profits from various Pentagon enterprises. The center, funded via the Defense Concession Fund, operated self sustaining facilities including gym, pool, and dressing rooms, with costs rising to 23000 monthly to keep it running.
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Missouri Supreme Court orders new trial in malpractice suit
The Missouri Supreme Court orders a new trial Monday in the malpractice case by Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Smile against Dr. Sidney O. Lawson in Tasper County Circuit Court. Mrs. Smile seeks 400000 for vocal cord paralysis after a thyroid operation January 14, 1966. The husband seeks 70000. The circuit judge had granted summary judgment due to a two year statute of limitations. The Smiles argued concealment of negligence delayed the start of the limit. In a separate case, Mr. and Mrs. Krays challenge Drs. L. R. Widams and R. G. Mattison over a 1958 pregnancy and delayed cesarean. The suit was filed November 28, 1962.
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Cole County
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Kansas City
Lawmakers oppose stoppage of trains in Missouri hearing
Kansas City AP report on Missouri Pacific adding testimony against discontinuing two daily passenger trains between Kansas City and St Louis. The hearing before ICC officials in Washington followed sessions in St Louis Jefferson City and Warrensburg. Legislators and the Kansas City League of Women Voters opposed the railroad move citing inconveniences to lawmakers and the public.
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Faith Lutheran Services Altered by Changes and Accidents
The report details changes at Faith Lutheran including service times and leadership. It also covers a Kansas City man and others in Missouri traffic incidents near Jefferson City, with Lepper and Theroff among those injured. Police noted no fatalities and listed several related vehicle collisions and hospital treatments.
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Jefferson City
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Rumor to head Italy's center-left government
In Rome AP reports the center-left coalition faces a leadership shift as rumors say Rumor will head a new government with the Socialist and Christian Democratic parties seeking to end a week of political crisis. Moro factions debate a new lineup as Italy confronts a caretaker period amid calls for stability.
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Doctor denies Truman Parkinson's disease report
A White House physician denied reports that President Harry S. Truman has Parkinson's disease. The physician said tremors and rigidity can occur with age and stress, and that Truman, age 84, remains capable of walks. The statement followed comments from Dr. Wallace H. Graham and ties to an Miami institute inquiry.
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