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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
1
Eldon Man heads a recreation unit as the Jefferson City Post Tribune notes a broad plan. The article, continuing from Page 1, discusses political strategy and reception of reforms. It mentions by laws and references to political figures including Biden, Rae, and others in the context of opportunities and international sat.
A House vote killed a bill to publish names of individuals in a government job program amid charges of secrecy and patronage. Representative Quie demanded lists from Postmasters General and noted the scale of potential releases. others argued the move was rushed and impractical.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Red China should stay out of the India Pakistan conflict and let the UN Security Council settle it. Two days later a direct warning to Red China was reportedly given at a U.S. and Chinese ambassadors meeting in New York. Diplomats at the United Nations headquarters said China would cross the border unless India backs down, noting Beijing would lose face if it did not honor its ultimatum.
Mrs. Lloyd Strong of Route 2 Jefferson City reported her purse stolen from the Cole County Engineer's office in the courthouse between 10 30 and 10 45 a m Her purse contained five dollars personal papers and some keys Strong is employed in the county engineer's office.
A session steering group named includes local legal medical civic banking labor business church and education leaders such as Henry P. Andrae Alan Bevner Forrest Carson Mrs Cullen Cook Phil Dallmey Jr James Davis E E Dawson Joe DeLong Huner Ferguson Howard Gaffie and others. The first major push is a public informational meeting at the Missouri Hotel ballroom at 7:30 p m Sept 27 led by committee chairmen. Bonds of 3 5 million general obligation and 2 million revenue are sought to buy the industrial park on North Ten Mile Drive and fund a 302 000 square foot Chesebrough Pond s plant to employ about 60 workers with a 3 million annual payroll. Continued from Page 1 notes no attendance by Graham Pentine peery. A second Democratic meeting set for Sunday in Jefferson City. Republicans will hear Monday. The Governor said he would be available to address the Raiffie meeting. He also said Lt Gov Eagleton would study the feasibility of a state supported trade school system.
The piece notes a spike in White House news releases around a presidential weekend with Johnson and Moyers coordinating a high volume of announcements. It mentions agencies like Agriculture Interior and Commerce sending weekly summaries, and officials contrasting views on information control versus accessibility to specialists. The governor discusses training programs and legislative implications for Missouri.
Diplomatic efforts for a peaceful solution to the India Pakistan conflict faltered as India rejected a U Thant proposal for a meeting between Prime Minister Shastri and President Ayub Khan. Few frontline clashes reported, with Indian patrols probing across the Fehhagil Canal defense line near Lahore but not attempting a firm beachhead.
Charles Fahnstock 26, an escapee from a Missouri penitentiary, was recaptured at his home in Butler Thursday night. He had walked away from a work detail at the Governor's Mansion around 2:30 p.m. Bates County authorities were alerted immediately. Warden Harold Swenson said a prison guard was en route to Butler to take custody.
Police report that soldiers escaped to West Germany from East Germany near here on Thursday, as other members of their unit had crossed the border in recent weeks.
A vehicle reported stolen in California was recovered on Thursday and turned over to the FBI, according to police. The prompt police statement notes handover to federal investigators as the case moves forward.
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