Patterson to seek 25th district seat
Patterson, long active in Missouri politics, seeks election to the 25th Senate district representing parts of Pemiscot, Stoddard, and New Madrid counties plus Butler and Dunklin in the old 28th. He has served as interim Senate chaplain and as head of the Appropriations Committee.
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New Madrid
Paichon
Butler
Dunkin
Kelson B. Dornersville
Tinnin
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Jefferson City Post Tribune Publication Details 1903 1953
Publication notice from Jefferson City Missouri with affiliated editors and publishers. Mentions Associated Press affiliation and republishing rights. Subscription rates and Carter delivery service details are listed for Jefferson and surrounding counties.
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Joplin tax suit filed to stop city sales tax payments
Opponents of Joplin's city sales tax filed an injunction suit in Cole County Circuit Court. Plaintiffs LaVerne Hartdon and Charles Jamase challenge state payments of tax receipts to Joplin, naming Revenue Director Danforth and Attorney General as defendants. The action questions legality of the referendum and seeks court ruling nullifying the city tax and blocking receipt allocations until a legal opinion is issued.
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LaVerne Hratdon
Charles A. Jmase
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Danforth
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Jones 8. Schaffner
James T. Riley
Director of Revenue
Firemen Seek Police Powers To Combat Arson in St Louis
Fire Department officials urged the city to authorize firefighters to carry firearms and make arrests as part of a plan to curb arson. Fire Chief Denis Broderick cited 23 cities with arson squads and 20 granting police powers to them. Public Safety Director Trantino weighed squad size and potential police department collaboration. Missouri traffic death log shows 994 deaths this year, 1,001 at the same time last year.
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William Trantine
Robert McNicholas
Robert Butte
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St. Lewis
Trantina
Missouri
Prison Disturbance at Orleans Parish Prison Claims Stable Status
Sheriff's deputy tight lipped on numbers and causes after hours long disturbance at the Orleans Parish Prison. Inmates set fires and protested living conditions described as inhumane. Firefighters used water to douse flames as prisoners shouted power to the people and burn baby burn. No serious injuries reported. a new parish jail is planned but not ready for at least a year.
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Orleans Parish
Borethy Taylor
Forest receipts to state for schools and roads
Rep Durward Hail says Missouri will get 629 431 dollars from national forest receipts. Funds come from timber sales recreation and land use fees and are distributed to 28 states. Money is turned over to counties where forests lie for local schools and roads.
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USPlanes Strike North Vietnam in Major Fresh Raid
Up to 250 US combat planes swept into North Vietnam joining some 30 support aircraft in a six hour assault near dawn. Fighters aimed at military targets inside North Vietnam with raids on antiaircraft guns SAM batteries depots and truck convoys from bases in Thailand and South Vietnam. The operation aimed to counter increased North Vietnamese AA and SAM attacks on reconnaissance planes and bombers along the Ho Chi Minh trail near Laos.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Treasury backs bank error deal sparks probe call
House Banking Chair Wright Patman urged a GAO inquiry into how the Treasury lent nearly 39 million to National City Bank of New York after a double payment error. The bank could pocket millions while the issue involved unclear authority and a windfall risk.
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YMCA Indian Guide program seeks new tribes meetings
The YMCA invites fathers of first to third graders to organize new tribes under the National Y Indian Guide Program. Meetings are 7:20 p.m. next Monday and Wednesday at the YMCA Center 118 Rears High St. The local branch has four tribes registered and aims to double next year. call 635 0011 for details.
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