Ho Chi Minh Near Death Amid Illness Reports
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Ho Chi Minh in a grave developing illness with Saigon officials noting he has not been well for weeks. Communiques say his condition is not stable, with experts predicting power struggles in North Vietnam but no change to the goal of a unified Communist Vietnam. Ho, 79, known as Uncle Ho, led the Vietminh and later the Vietnamese revolution.
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Painters Union refurbishes Sefferson City Day Care Center
Nine painters from Painters' Union Local 11% will repaint eight rooms at 1019 Elizabeth St. The project, coordinated by Charles Wilcox, cost about 50 dollars for materials. Pre-painting was done by Jaycees with Joyce Holkcomb chairing the effort. prisoners from Missouri State Prison aided in finishing work. Center director Henry Polony notes volunteer work aids funding and enrollment. openings remain despite Tuesday start. For info call 636-8461.
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Missouri State Prison
Blackwell Faces Controversy Over Full-Time Secretary Issue
Blackwell has not hired a full-time secretary as required by Senate rules and constitutional limits. Reports indicate Miss Carolyn Ravenscraft served as secretary, paid at fourteen dollars daily, while the matter prompts questions about marital status, eligibility, and payroll practices as lawmakers debate proper hiring and funding.
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Las Vegas
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City sues over building permit for duplex in annexed area
A Cole County Circuit Court lawsuit seeks a writ of mandamus to force the city to issue a building permit for a two family duplex to Elbert H. and Leona Raithel. Plaintiffs name the city mayor, building inspector, and ten council members as defendants. The dispute centers on annexation of Garden View Terrace and assurances that construction would be accepted as non conforming to zoning. City will file its answer within 30 days.
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Paul Pope
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Wiehe
Dirksen Improves After Lung Surgery In Washington
Senator Everett Dirksen remains in excellent progress after Tuesday surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital to remove a growth from his right lung. Pathology results expected midafternoon will determine if the tumor is cancerous. His wife and aides noted his recovery will take several weeks before he can resume Senate duties.
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Pike Missing in Wild Judean Desert Search Ends
Dr James Pike former Episcopal bishop of California was missing in the Judean wilderness near the Dead Sea. After a car breakdown his wife Diana Kennedy walked for hours before highway guards found her and authorities mounted a large search. Pike aged 56 and his wife had separated from the church earlier and sought religious foundations for a book. his fate remained uncertain as officials continued search efforts with helicopters and planes.
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Danforth Says Crises On Campuses Require Better Communication
Government official John C. Danforth urged on campus reform focusing on improved student teacher communications. He warned violence harms education, called for constructive change and university leadership initiatives to calm unrest and advance knowledge without suppressing dissent.
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Cassville jury selection in murder trial delays case
A Cassville, Missouri jury pool conducted most of Tuesday as Terry Cobb from Mount Vernon faces a first degree murder charge for the March 18 killing of Richard Ferguson at a Tinting station near Halltown. Ferguson, 18, worked at a station off I-44 west of Springfield.
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Mattress Fire Reports Jefferson City Rescue Call
Jefferson City firefighters were dispatched at 9 55 p m Tuesday to extinguish a mattress fire reported by Lucy Jackson of 706 Maple J. The mattress was removed and the fire was put out.
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Trionestan Warehouse Associate Notice 1927 1955
A partial transcription from a 1927 1955 related notice references names such as Roseahien and Wel don while mentioning Associated Press crediting and service sites. The fragmented text includes mentions of members, towns, and payments like 316.00 per week, with uncertain context about positions or roles within a union or association.
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al Jettereen Cay
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Neater & RE
Boveey
Bassman Reappointed to Election Laws Study Commission
Rep. C. M. Bassman of Hermann has been re appointed as a member of the state Election Laws Study Commission. The move keeps Bassman in a key role shaping election policy and legality within the state.
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State Election Laws Study Commission
Two Women Escapees Recaptured in Missouri
Donna Minjeher and Kathleen Ball, two women inmates from the Missouri State Prison at Tipton, were recaptured after escaping around 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and taken back by 7 p.m. The incident prompted a study by a commission created by the 75th General Assembly to update state laws on larceny and bad checks. Bassman, named to the post by House Speaker James Godfrey, noted the commission has much work ahead and faces a tight 16 month deadline.
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Bassman
75Th General Assembly
House
James Godfrey
D-St. Louis
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