Reapportionment Delay Prospects Appear Good
William R. Brown, Missouri State Chamber of Commerce research director, told Kiwanis Club that prospects look good for Congress to delay the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling. He outlined efforts with national leaders, possible Dirksen cloture action, and bills like Tuck that would restrict federal court jurisdiction. Brown warned the ruling could strip Missouri counties of representation unless a constitutional amendment is passed, a campaign he said would be immense.
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Former State Fair Secretary Dies
SEDALIA Mo AP William Daniel Smith former secretary of the Missouri State Fair died Wednesday at Arlington Heights after an illness of several years Smith born in Princeton Mo was appointed secretary in 1922 when the exposition had no appropriations and was $90 000 in debt He served ten years Survivors include a son Dewey Smith Hong Kong captured by the Japanese on the Philippine Islands in World War II
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Philippine Islands
Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Tribune history notes
Jefferson City Post Tribune records its 1865 establishment and 1908 Post edition, listing publishers Mr and Mrs Robert C Goshoen and Mr and Mrs William B Weldon. It also shows staff including William H Weldon president, R L Rose executive VP and GM, and Joseph G Majersky editor, with 210 Monroe Street mailing address.
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Chamber of Commerce Welcome Barbecue for Teachers Draws 440
The annual Welcome Teachers Barbecue hosted by the Chamber of Commerce drew about 440 attendees at Busch's Lake. Ed ucation Committee chair Charles Edmondson and barbecue chair William C. Rose led the event with John A. Morris welcoming teachers and noting the Chamber’s school focus to build a better community. Representatives from Helias High School Faith Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Immaculate Conception St. Peter's and public schools were introduced along with the new teachers. The Rev Walter Niedner offered the invocation and Msgr Kaiser delivered the benediction.
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Helias High School
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Tribute notes York funeral near Jamestown Tennessee
Tributes continue for York who lived near the Kentucky line north of Jamestown on U S Highway 127. He built a big white farm house in 1922 with funds from grateful Tennesseans and faced blindness and hospitalization for a decade. His widow Gracie cared for him as visitors arrived. the family prepares for his funeral with son Tommy present.
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Pilot’s return to U S fuels briefings on talks
Flier the source said. His escape to Thailand was made known Tuesday. Briefing officers said they hoped to determine later today when he will be permitted to grant interviews. It’s great to be back. The Klusmann children did not join their mother at Travis or North Island due to Richard’s flu. Mrs. Klusmann delivered Richard’s message at Travis: tell daddy to hurry home.
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Hall questions Kennedy resignation linked to campaign ties
Hall accuses Attorney General Kennedy of silence amid a long running Bobby Baker scandal and possible conflicts of interest. He cites Kennedy's campaign financing ties since 1960 and questions whether such issues influenced Kennedy's decision to resign. McCloskey reportedly paid 109205.60 for a stadium performance bond with a 35000 kickback routed to others. George Reedy says FBI findings’ timing and public release remain unclear.
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Florissant man dies from Festus crash injuries
William E. Kirk of Florissant Mo died from injuries after his car struck a concrete culvert in Festus. He died en route to Barnes Hospital in St Louis.
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Senate Sees Major Health Care Additions For Seniors
The Gore Anderson plan moves a Medicare expansion with hospital and health care benefits for people over 65. The measure, backed by President Johnson, faces a Senate House conference as Republicans critique the added tax burden while private plans like Blue Cross and Kaiser could fund services.
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City Home Heavily Damaged by Fire
A house at 704 Walsh St was badly damaged by a fire of unknown cause on Wednesday night. The fire department sent two trucks to the blaze, which started in the basement. Occupant Caroline Cline was listed for the home.
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State Problems Enumerated By Hearnes
Warren Hearnes outlined Missouri's major problems in a non political speech for the South Side Lions in St. Louis. He cited urban counties housing 76 percent of Missourians facing transit, renewal, slum clearance, housing, recreation and facilities issues. He urged reapportionment to represent metro and rural areas fairly and proposed a 10 member bipartisan commission. He listed tax reform, state efficiency, prison reform, anti discrimination, mental health and education, plus attracting business as needed priorities.
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Political criticism of McNamara reveals pay and relief concerns
Continued from Page Dd on public relief rolls may have given Secretary McNamara a guilt complex. Wilson charged the administration proposed a 215 percent military pay hike while awarding large raises for upper government officials. Enlisted personnel reportedly need outside jobs or relief to get by. He accused McNamara of using government facilities for propaganda and violating the Hatch Act by pressuring Defense Department staff into political activity.
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Pony Drawn Hearse Fulfills Last Wish in Missouri
In Brownington Missouri a hearse drawn by four Shetland ponies carried Charles A. Ricket from First Baptist Church to Maplewood Cemetery for graveside rites. The 96 year old retired funeral director died Monday and requested the old hearse he used in early days be used for his burial. Friends restored and polished the vehicle for the ceremony.
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Rabies confirmed in Linn County cat and Callaway skunk
State Division of Health confirmed two rabies cases last week a rabid cat in Linn County and a rabid skunk in Callaway County. The total rabies cases for 1964 now reach 153 up from 113 in 1963.
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Johnson plan deepens Viet Nam crisis warn allies
The State Department drafted a civilian government plan for Saigon with Dr Oanh to place progressive civilians in key posts. The Lodge Mission sought European backing for neutralizing Southeast Asia and broad East-West talks after the election, with limited North Vietnamese expansion.
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Cuban Hearings Spark Student Travel Debate in Louisiana
The Cuban La., committee chair warned against noisy and untoward conduct as hearings revisit student travel to Cuba. A year earlier the panel faced shouts, applause, and protesters as it questioned students who had defied a State Department ban by visiting Cuba with Cuban government guests.
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Slain Couple in Apparent Murder Suicide in Columbia
In Columbia Missouri a 20 year old wife Darlene Quick McKinney and her 43 year old husband Steve McKinney Sr were shot to death in separate locations. Police say the husband killed his wife then himself. An inquest is planned for early next week.
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LBJ Expected For Ceremonies At Kaysinger Dam Groundbreaking
WARSAW Mo AP plans for President Lyndon B Johnson to turn the first shovel of dirt on the 154 million Kaysinger Dam project on Oct 9 move ahead though no formal invitation acceptance yet. Johnson’s attendance decision is expected by Sept 1 and could draw about 50 000 people. The ceremony will be near Warsaw on the Osage River and coordinated by the Kaysinger Bluff Area Association with the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Wyoming Lawmaker Pumps Gold Water
Cody Wyoming House Speaker Marlin Kurtz campaigns for a Republican winner in November by advertising with a large pump outside his pipe supply business. Gold colored water flows into a tank with a sign reading Pumping for Goldwater.
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Goldwater Calls for Cautious Policy to End Federal Overreach
Goldwater urges delaying agitation for violence until after elections and accuses the Johnson administration of unilateral disarmament and social manipulation through the draft. He frames Republicans as the peace party while pledging to shrink government gradually and maintain a stable, local-centric social safety net.
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Anderson Lists 4500 Expense
Norman Anderson said he spent 4500 to win the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Rep. Paul Jones reported 2513 in his bid for the Democratic renomination in the 10th Congressional District. Herman Kidd reported 2558 in the race for the 19th District. Today was the last legal day to file expense reports with the secretary of state, but the deputy said filings would continue to be accepted as they trickle in. No penalties exist for late filings.
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Herman G. Kidd
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Austin Hill
Shepley to Address Union Group Here
Republican governor candidate Ethan Shepley will address the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education in Jefferson City at noon Friday. He will outline his campaign platform and respond to questions on labor policy.
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Singapore Riots Intensify as Paratrooper Landing Sparks Violence
Emergency leaves for armed forces marked a tense moment in Singapore amid Sukarno's campaign against Malaysia. Authorities blame Communist provocateurs for a fresh racial flareup after a July riot left 23 dead and 460 injured, while a Malay taxi driver was killed in the latest violence. Rahman described the event as a threat of further landings. Sukarno promised an important statement within days.
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Fish Dock Visitors Get Kind Treatment
In Astoria Oregon tourists at Pier 2 are treated warmly as they watch frozen tuna transfer from ships to trucks. Longshoremen and drivers see visitors as allies of the fishing industry and invite them to pose with a fancy fish if they carry a camera, with none declining so far.
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Algeria requires diplomats to obtain ministry travel clearance
Algiers officials ordered all foreign diplomats in Algeria to secure authorization from the ministry of foreign affairs before undertaking any extensive journeys within the country. The notice gave no explanation for the new regulation.
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