Johnson plans major cuts meet congressional edict
Washington AP Department heads expect about 3.3 billion in spending reductions by year end with a total nearly 7 billion across the federal budget. Budget Director Zwick outlined agency by agency cuts, prioritizing social programs while defense and Vietnam funding face restraint. Johnson aides stress crop exports and farm programs remain protected amid broader belt tightening.
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Dirksen
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Space Triculture
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Agriculture Department
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Defense
Jefferson City Post-Tribune History and staff notes
Jefferson City Post Tribune details its establishment, staff and publication reach in Missouri. It notes ASSOCIATED PRESS affiliation, local and mail subscription rates, and distribution to Cole and adjoining counties with annual costs.
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Jews Tribune Company
Rivarst Stenet Secord Claas Poriege
Jefferson Citys
Associated Press
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Carrie Delivery Service
Jeferson City
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Spwce
Cole
Missouri
United States
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New York City Strikes End With District Disputes Settled
After a mass strike by the United Federation of Teachers, most New York City schools opened or planned to open as talks concluded. Officials announced district superintendents could close schools if staffing endangered students while the central and local boards negotiated hiring and firing authority.
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William I’. Haddad
Afl-Ciq
United Federation of Teachers
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Central Board
UFT
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Bernard E. Donovan
Local GOP backs bipartisan voter registration drive
Local Republicans issued a statement supporting a voter registration drive proposed by Cole County Democrats. GOP county chairman Robert Dallmeyer and GOP city chairman Charles Fibbe urged temporary ward offices to make the drive accessible to voters.
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Cole County
Robert Dallmeyer
GOP
Charles Fibbe
Five die in state and area traffic crashes
Multiple traffic accidents across the state left five dead and several injured. Authorities reported collisions near Centertown and Route 54, with victims from California Cameron and Missouri townships. Troop F described careless driving charges and a driver ticketed for intoxication while responders treated hospital patients.
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Brownsville
Jefferson City
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Frazier
Cameron
Brooklyn
Highway Patrol
Billy Ray Tindle
Oftrol
Larry Gail Cook
Dallmeyer
Prairie Home
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Schlup
Loren Marion Porter
Steve Rohrback
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Troopsdle
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Still Hospital
Tindle Porter
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Marshall doctor found dead in plane wreckage
A Marshall physician, Dr. Richard F iken, died in a plane wreck about 314 miles west of Marshall. Two other passengers were injured and the Civil Air Patrol led a search from the Lake of the Ozarks to Marshall. The wreckage was found by Versailles attorney David Yarger near the O Z Ranch south of Gravois Mills after he sighted scorched trees during a flight to Wulff Harbor.
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Gravois Mills
Moniteau County
Anderson
Richardcident
Fiken
Marshall
Civil Air Patrol
Lake of the Ozarks
David Yarger
Versailles
O'Z Ranch
Violet Frazier
Yarger
Wulff Harbor
Bipartisan Push Suggests Poll Officials School
PDallmeyer proposed extending the bipartisan effort to include a school for poll officials before the election to ensure better training and neutrality at voting sites.
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Pdallmeyer
St Louis Lawyer Surrenders Law License
The Missouri Supreme Court accepted the voluntary surrender of Verne S Holloway Jr's law license from St Louis County. No record explained why Holloway relinquished his license.
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St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
Verne S. Holloway Jr
St. Louis County
Holloway
Black Panther Leader Huey Newton Convicted of Manslaughter
Huey Newton 26 is found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of patrolman John Frey in West Oakland. The verdict followed an eight week trial amid armed-camp atmosphere as Black Panther supporters warned of trouble if the ruling went against Newton.
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Calif
Huey
Newton
Charles R
Garry
Aspeetee
U.S. Supreme Court
Nee
Megroes
California
Newton Inno
John Freyon
Heanes
West Oakland
Neera
Ita Faraman
Kansas woman dies in one car mishap
An AP report notes a Kansas woman perished in a single vehicle crash. Police connected the holdup shooting of a policeman to Benjamin Lesure, a Joliet penitentiary parolee, after fingerprint comparison revealed his true identity as 34 year old Benjamin Lesure. He was wounded in three chest and officer Helton sustained a leg wound.
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ST. Louis
Fred Simpson
Joliet
Ilinois
Benjamin Lesure
Lesure
Terry Helton
Helion
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