Missouri youth conference study on communication issues
About 400 youths and adults met at the Missouri Hotel to study six problem areas in adult youth communication for the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth. Stanley B. Thomas Jr. of HEW led discussions while Missouri's governor appointed committee members from Jefferson City Tipton Mokane and New Bloomfield to prepare a state report and 33 local conferences.
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Missouri Hotel
Missouri Committee
White House
Stanley B. Thomas Jr
Washington, D.C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Missouri
Central Missouri
Marty Chitwood
David Borgmeyer
Rhonda Huot
Terry Rieke
Jefferson City
Michael Maguire
Tipton
Michael Mosely
Mokane
Bruce Maddox
Christian Smith
New Bloomfield
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Soshorn
William H. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Joknnson
Safurey
the News Tribuna Company
Monroe Street
Associated Press
Jearson City
Fiegoucheo
Evangelistic Meetings Set at Union Hill Baptist Church
Union Hill Baptist Church will host evangelistic meetings led by Suramit starting Sunday and continuing through September 14. The series will cover daily sessions at Union Hill with targeted outreach to the local community.
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Union Hill
Suramit
Tax cut proposals challenged in Senate panel
The Senate Finance Committee faced opposition to administration tax cut plans led by Gore. Critics argued the proposed rates would cut corporate taxes more than relief for low and middle income families, with estimates showing about 17 billion dollars in revenue reduction and concerns over broader tax relief timelines and exemptions.
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Washington
Dem
Gore
Treasury
Senate
Nix
Russell
Long
D-Law
Kennedy
oAng
Edwin S. Cohen
Moves to slash military spending loses momentum in Senate
The Senate effort to trim about 4 billion from a 20 billion military procurement bill shows momentum fading ahead of a Monday vote. A source says the push hasn’t collapsed, noting a post recess momentum test and no reported defections from the 35-40 critics. Proxmire’s amendments seek to block funds for CSA planes and study cheaper airlift options, amid debate over the carrier program and ship requirements.
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Senate
Ne 4
Wisconsin Democrat
William Proxmire
CSA
General Account Ling Office
Pentagon
California
George Murphy
Proxmire
Wntilt
Tests on Kennedy car used in Chappaquiddick death
Boston Globe reports researchers hired by Sen Edward M Kennedy's lawyers tested the vehicle tied to Mary Jo Kopechne's Chappaquiddick death to assess whether she could have survived hours after the crash. Tests, conducted mainly at Edgartown police barracks and Martha's Vineyard, aimed to gauge air pockets and water intrusion.
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Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Edward M. Kennedy
Boston Globe
Globesheen
Supreme Courts
Kennedy
Stone
Globe
James A. Gavin
Arthur D. Little
Teitzel
The
Edgartown
Mats ‘Tha
Chappaquiddick
Inmate arraigned for escape attempt in Missouri prison
Merle Ray Winford, inmate at Missouri Penitentiary, charged with attempting to escape by placing a dummy in his cell to fool guards. He was arraigned today in Cole County Magistrate Court and will appear for a preliminary hearing on Sept. 23. The incident occurred August 26 at the prison.
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Merle Ray Winford
Missouri
Cole County
Winford
Jain
Sunday hunting banned for firearms in Georgia
Atlanta, Ga. Sunday hunting will be legal but shooting firearms is prohibited this season. George T. Bagby, director of the Game and Fish Commission, said Sunday hunters must use primitive weapons such as bows and arrows. The 1968 General Assembly forbids discharging firearms on Sundays, with no exceptions for hunters.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
George T. Bagby
the Game and Fish Commission
General Assembly
Springfield Firemen Strike After Rejection of Offer
Springfield Missouri firefighters go on strike leaving the city without fire protection as the union rejects the city's offer to negotiate. About 120 of 140 firefighters participate with 20 on vacation or sick leave while chiefs and volunteers staff stations. The union demands a five percent raise matching police pay, with ongoing protests since July 1.
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Springfield
Bill Morris
Dwight Glaspill
The
Firefighters Association
Crabapple trees cited as vengeful act in suburb
In Overland a resident alleges a city work crew cut down six flowering crabapple trees as punishment for a past dispute. In Sedalia officials at State Fair Community College announce a bond vote on Oct 7 to fund sewer buildings on the campus, with the federal government adding 1.5 million dollars if approved, as the college sees rising enrollment ahead of fall classes beginning Sept 15.
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Overland
St. Louis
State Fair Community College
Pettis
Benton
Balley
Sedalia
Nixon urges State cutbacks in federalism test
President Nixon presses state and local governments to match a 75 percent federal construction cutback effective immediately while protecting projects of highest social priority such as hospitals and some public housing. Budget Bureau to pick top priority projects. federal grants will be limited until conditions ease in the construction sector.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Economica.l
Arthur Burns
Burns
Budget Bureau
Israeli units strike Lebanon village near Mount Hermon
Israeli ground forces raided a village inside Lebanon and followed with an air attack near Mount Hermon. Israel reported casualties and said civilians were not to be harmed, while Lebanese accounts cited civilian deaths and house destruction after helicopter landings and clashes with Lebanese forces.
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Associated Bread
Lebanon
Mount Hermon
Man
Israel
Foreign Ministry
David Rivlin
U.N
Security Council
Council
Is Lraeli
Junior Miss pageant organizers named by Seymour
William A. Seymour Jr announced cochairmen for the Junior Miss Pageant to be held in November. Appointments include Lester Bushman as judges selection chair, Joe Dandy heading the scholarship committee, Charles Hildebrand leading the prizes committee, and Larry Hellman as stage manager. Entry is open to qualified high school senior girls with details available by mail or phone.
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Jaycee
William A. Seymour, Jr
Today
Cochairmen
Lester Bushman
Counry Club
Joe Dandy
Algoa Road
Charles Hildebrand
East Miller
Larry Hellman
Route 5
William A. Seymour
Summit
Jefferson City
Janus
Lebeaus
Lebeau
City official warns overgrown bushes on corner lot
Gerald Lebeau cites Public Works Commissioner Robert B. Brooks Jr stating last week a request to trim corner lot bushes interfering with motorists vision. He warns city action if the work is not completed soon.
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Gerald Lebeau
Public Works
Robert B. Brooks Jr
Bank robbers caught after 17 second holdup in Columbus
Police converged on the scene within blocks of the bank and captured three men after a gun battle. Bobby Harrison, 27, was wounded in the shoulder, Billie Ralph Holloway, 33, and Donald Eugene Smith, 25, were arrested as the $17,834 loot was recovered. Police alerted by the bank alarm led to the quick takedown.
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Columbus, Ga
Bobby ‘Harrison
Alec
Billie Ralph Holloway
Donald ‘Eugene Smith
M. J. Alligood
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