Hearnes urges federal financing of welfare programs
Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes told Southern Governors that federal financing should cover all welfare programs. He urged regional, cost of living based funding with incentives for work, expanded job training, day care, and clearer federal oversight of state agencies. He noted continuity with Johnson era anti poverty policies and avoided partisan critique of Washington.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Williamsburg
Hearnes
Hu‘man’ Resources Committee
Southern Governors’ Conference
Nixon
iThis
Washington
Johnson
Jefferson City Post-Tribune masthead and rates info
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune, published daily except Saturday, lists staff including BLOSSER as president and JOSEPH G. ANIERSKY as editor. It notes Associated Press rights, circulation details, and carrier and mail rates for Jefferson City and surrounding counties.
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Rose, Beard Ysrohd
News Tribune Company
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United States
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
North Vietnamese raid kills civilians. Danang area sees clashes
Reports from Saigon say 24 civilians died and 6 were wounded as 176 houses were destroyed when North Vietnamese troops aided a village south of Da Nang. US Marines clashed with enemy forces near the DMZ. four Marines killed and 36 wounded. Alliances reported 212 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed across multiple regions. Vietnam troop withdrawals and specific divisions cited for potential redeployments.
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U.S
Dmz
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Mekong Delta
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Nguyen Cso Ky
Vietnam
Haynsworth defends court nomination ethics claim
Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr testifies at the Senate hearing on his Supreme Court nomination that he did not profit from Fourth Circuit decisions. He says Vend-A-Matic earned about 10 percent profit on Deering-Milliken sales, potentially yielding about 1480 yearly for him, while auditors will verify figures. He notes no stock in Deering-Milliken and frames his involvement as proper.
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Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Senate
Supreme Court
Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Vend-A-Matic
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Deering- Milliken
Carolina Vend- A-Matic
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Deering Milliken, Inc
Textile Workers Union
Carolina Wend- A-Matic
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Ex-convict pleads insanity in rape case
Lloyd Wellington Roberts Jr., 30, Kansas City, has pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect in Cole County Circuit Court on charges of assault and rape.
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Kansas City
Cole County
Jefferson City charter study unit reports submitted
Committees signaled end of preliminary work as four more reports were turned in for charter study. Jurors, defendants, and proceedings include George Nickolaus Roberts 28 in a case, James Jamesetta Lewis 20 in a birth concealment plea, and Steven Burns denied a new trial. Next steps outline debate, polishing, hearings, and voter submission.
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Columbia
Julysion
Missouri State Penitentiary
Ralph Kalberloh
Nickolaus
Commission
Groundbreaking marked 10th anniversary of Capital City church
The Capital City Christian Church celebrated its 10th anniversary with a groundbreaking for a new building in the 1500 block of Swifts Highway. The current church sits at Beck Street and St Mary’s Boulevard. Charter member Mrs Betty Burks read the church history before the ceremony. Minister Gary W. Baker and elders Carl Weber and Arnold Mantle led the ground breaking with a rope pull. A note burning was held and attendance set records: 1113 in Sunday school, 141 morning worship, 163 afternoon service, 122 for the groundbreaking.
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Swifts Highway
Beck Street
St. Mary’s Boulevard
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Betty Burks
Robert D. Wagner
Gary W. Baker
Carl Weber
Arnold Mantle
Motorcycle Stolen From State Highway Lot In Rain
Carl W. Simmons Jr. reported Monday night that his 1964 Yamaha motorcycle was stolen from the State Highway Department parking lot at 200 Jefferson St. He parked it about 3 p.m. and, due to rain, did not check until 10:45 p.m. The cycle valued at $300.
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Carl W. Simmons Jr
Yamaha
State Highway Department
Jefferson St
Simmons
Nevada test shot detonated under desert mesa
AP reports a hydrogen device with a near one megaton yield was detonated deep under a desert mesa 15 miles from Las Vegas. Ground shock rose about 15 feet, rocks and dust flew, and cameras 12 000 feet away captured the event. No radiation was released into the atmosphere per AEC.
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Nev
Newamen
Atomic Energy Commission
State Congress delegate backs electoral plan
Washington AP report. Rep. William Clay a Missouri Democrat warns abolishing the Electoral College could empower black separatist and other splinter groups, weakening the two party system as Congress nears a vote on electoral reform. He argues direct elections would fragment parties and dilute urban black political power.
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Washington (Ap
William Clay
Clay
St. Louis
South
German ex Nazi prisoner questioned in St Louis probe
West Berlin judges and four attorneys arrived in St Louis to question an unidentified Jewish woman as part of the case against former SS Capt Fritz Woehrn. Woehrn is accused of sending Jewish inmates from Berlin's Nazi Prison hospital to Auschwitz. The witness was to be questioned at the West German consulate on German soil, aiding investigation into hospital role and Gestapo workings.
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Woehrn
Berlin
Auschwitz
Nagel
Badneuenahr
West Germany
Gestapo
Woehin’'s Hospital
Anagel
Danforth backs voting at age eighteen in Missouri
LIBERTY Mo AP Attorney General John C Danforth urged extending voting rights to 18 year olds at a William Jewell College convocation. He argued the majority of youths are capable of citizenship despite a minority's behavior and cited polls showing 66 percent of Americans over 41 favor extending the vote to 18 year olds.
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John C. Danforth
Wiliam Jewell College
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