Weather outlook for Mid-Missouri thundershowers through Friday
Mid-Missouri can expect a chance of thundershowers through Friday as forecasters warn of unsettled conditions. Separate report notes Missouri workers could lose up to 140 million dollars in unemployment benefits if the legislature fails to pass compliant federal unemployment laws before 1972, risking a 2.7 percent payroll penalty on employers. Glenn E. Scott of the state chamber urges timely action, fearing higher unemployment and economic strain for both workers and businessmen.
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Woman witness links suspect to housewife found slain
Clayton, Mo. AP The St Louis County prosecutor says a woman identified Anthony P Damico as the man she saw with Sally Lucas at a west county shopping center on the day she was reported missing Aug 16 Damico, 25, was charged with Lucas murder after a police lineup He was arrested in Florida in Mrs Lucas car but told police he last saw her alive near Memphis The decomposed body of Mrs Lucas was found Sunday in a brushy county area She was a St Louis businessman’s wife and mother of two daughters Prosecutor Gene McNary said he will seek the death penalty and more information about the witness was not released.
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Veterans Conclave Adopts Media Critique and Drug Stand
About 3,000 World War I veterans closed their National Convention in Houston with a resolution denouncing news media for misrepresentation of the United States and a call for severe penalties on Gregal drug sellers. J B Koch of Norman Oklahoma elected national commander, Joseph Withington of De Soto Maine named national junior vice commander. Republicans announce a star spangled salute to Rep Durward G Hall with a program and barbecue at Springfield Beling Park led by Atty Gen John C Dang forth State Auditor Kit Bond and the state committee.
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Kit" Bond
Republican State Committee
Weather report from local data and records
Weather data shows yesterday low and high figures with past trends. Heaviest rain in 83 years recorded at 1.16 inches in a single event, month to date 7.59 inches, year to date 14.55 inches. Normal precipitation stands at 24.09 inches. Barometer reading 2.87, humidity around 84 percent. Sunrise 8.48, sunset 7.37. River stages listed for Kansas City, Boonville, and Hermana with measured rises and falls.
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Council freezes tickets and rebates hinted by wage freeze
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council ruled advance sports ticket sales fall under Nixon wage freeze. It implied ticket buyers may get rebates if prices rose during the 9 day freeze. The ruling also defines new products for price ceilings and confirms wage increases due before the freeze may still take effect.
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Danforth backs probation over new juvenile locking plants
Missouri Attorney General John C. Danforth urged abolition of the Boonville training school and the current Training Schools Board. He proposed a new Board of Juvenile Services and an expanded probation parole system, emphasizing community based treatment over new buildings. He called for foster home subsidies and urban based minimal institutions for hard core youths, with lawmakers asked to back his reform in the next session.
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Education priorities questioned at UMC Cole County alumni meeting
Dr. Herbert W. Schooling urged that higher education not lose priority as he cited underfunded doctoral programs at UMC. About 200 attended the Cole County Alumni Association event where Bryan was elected president and four new directors were named.
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Secrecy proposed at Paris peace talks by Nixon envoy
In Paris the new U S negotiator Porter urged secret sessions to advance a settlement at the Vietnam talks. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong rejected the idea. Dinh Ba Thi offered private talks to explain the Viet Cong seven point peace plan, while Thuy and Thi accused U S and South Vietnamese forces of terror. Porter pressed for progress and declined to detail a plan, noting the talks have been unproductive for too long.
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Kennedy Center Opens with Bern Mass and Ovation
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts formally opened with a Bernstein Mass. The late president’s family joined a standing ovation for the work. The event drew 2,200 guests from Kennedy and Nixon administrations and arts supporters as the marble center near the Lincoln Memorial hosted its debut.
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Lincoln Memorial
Local Historical Society Leaders Named in Circuit Court Notice
The Associated Fares provides a public notice listing key figures and roles such as chairmen and president, with references to Monroe Street and Jefferson, detailing historical office holders and organizational affiliations within a city circuit. The document names Robert Olosser and Joseph Matersky among others, indicating a formal organizational listing.
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Allied casualties dip in week amid Vietnam war reports
Allied commands reported a slight drop in casualties last week with American battle deaths under 20 for the eighth straight week. South Vietnamese command tallied 230 troops killed, while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses reached 1,741. The U.S. Command noted 16 American servicemen died in combat during the seven day period ending last Saturday, three fewer than the prior week, continuing the lowest levels in six years.
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