Hearnes Warns of Medicaid Jeopardy Amid Tax Shortfall
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes told the state Optimist International convention that Missouri faces a dangerous shortfall in state income. He cited Medicaid funding cuts and reduced federal matching, warning of federal jeopardy under law if expenditures fall year to year. He linked the issue to the failed income tax measure on April 7.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
State Convention of Optimist International Today
Hearnes
Symington Urges Convention Focus on Youth Crime
U S Senator Stuart Symington urged Missouri convention attendees to address youth crime, arguing that many juveniles become offenders due to social forces and a lack of effective support from institutions. He advocated more research into crime causes and early prevention as a path to reduce delinquency.
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Jefferson City
U.S
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
U.S. Senate
First Christian Church hosts Go-To-College Sunday
Gary Hagan, son of Mr and Mrs Joe N Hagan of Mexico Rt 1, will speak at the 10 45 am worship service as the church marks Go-to-College Sunday. Hagan will enter Theological Seminary in Indianapolis in September at First Christian Church with Jim Covington Tom Schroeder Curt Dearley Dan Satford Mike Ellis and Karla and Kathy Baker assisting as ushers candlelighters and readers.
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Gary Hagan
Joe N. Hagan
Rt. 1
Mexico
First Christian Church
Hagan
Houidi
Christian Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
Ind
Jim Covington
Jay ‘Reader
Tom Schroeder
Curt Dearley
Dan Satford
Mike Ellis
Karla Baker
Kathy Baker
Coyote Bounties Abolished In Boone County
Boone County Court ends a 150 year bounty on coyotes in a bid to curb predator damage to livestock. Presiding Judge Jack Mustain says the plan failed to reduce coyote numbers and bounties have risen annually, proving the system ineffective.
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Columbia
Boone County
Jack
Mustain
Delta Upsilon Delegate From CMSC Heads to Winnipeg
Tom Durham son of Mr and Mrs Alfred R Durham of 515 N Western St will travel to Winnipeg Manitoba Canada tomorrow as a CMSC senior acting as official delegate at the National Convention of Delta Upsilon. He is one of four officers representing Central Missouri State College Warrensburg at the week long gathering and is a junior majoring in commercial art.
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Tom Durham
Alfred R. Durham
N. Western St
Delta Upsilon Social Fraternity
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
CMSC
Hundreds Homeless After Sudbury Storm
Sudbury Ontario suffered a devastating sudden storm that killed at least four people and injured about 150. The Red Cross estimates 380 left homeless across Sudbury and Lively, with 86 homes destroyed and over 100 heavily damaged as torrential rain and 90 mph winds battered Lively Copper Cliff and Field.
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Sudbury
Ont
Lake Huron
Lively
Copper Cliff
Field
Anc
International Nickel Co
Red Cross
Livelyy
Navy Torpedo Near President’s Ship Recalls 1943 Incident
Washington AP reports a 1943 encounter during a gunnery drill near North Africa when a mock torpedo from the escort Porter nearly hit the battleship Iowa with President Roosevelt aboard. Cmdr Charles Pick Jr recalls the darting danger as the ship maneuvered and a crew officer yelled of a hit that never came. Admirals and generals watched, with Hap Arnold remarking on the peril and King on the bridge.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tol
U.S
Navy
Frank
Iowa
Naval Institute
Cmdr
Charles
F. Pick Jr
Joint Chiefs
Northier
William D. Porter
Africa
Tehran
Lence
Joseph Stalin
Bermuda
Pick
Thelstroyer
Hijacker Takes Jet To Havana
A stocky Peruvian hijacker on a Delta jet from Atlanta to Savannah diverted to Havana with 81 aboard. He claimed a bomb in his lap and refused cockpit entry. pilot Hedgecock avoided landing in Savannah and Cuba officials later questioned passengers and crew in Miami before the flight resumed to Savannah.
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Cuba
Robert Hedgecock
Hedgecock
Atlanta
Delta Alr Lines
Atlan
Savannah
Ardess
Judy Jamies
Miami International
James
Havana
Hedgegork
Jose Marti
Peru
Dennis Owene
PBI
U.S
Savanna
Vietnam and border talks in the news mix
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces near Phnom Penh fire mortars into Cambodian defenses as the capital sits within sight. A Cambodian spokesman says the shelling is a probe while most enemy troops remain about six miles away. A Senate vote targets U S troop support in Korea and Thailand amid Agnew’s Asian tour. Nixon and Ordaz announce a pact to end 122 years of border disputes with a shifted Rio Grande center and compensation rules. Spying allegations and dismissals color Washington briefings as U S military transport plans and aerial surveillance remain under debate.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Mekong Ae
Washington
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Vietnam
South Korea
Thailand
Agnew
Puento Vallarta
Mexico
Nixon
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Rio Grande
Gyuntriee
Na Hottal Student Association Chief Predicts Violence Rise
Navid Shin new president of the Na Hottal Student Association says more student violence is inevitable. He asserts his role is to seek alternatives to violence but admits little hope remains for reduction.
Texas researchers unveil water degradable polymers
Washington report states a Texas research team announced water degradable polymers that could increase the effectiveness of herbicides and insecticides while reducing environmental pollution.
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Washington
Texas
Boy Scouts survive Table Rock tornado campout at Indian Point
Troop 38 from a local area camped last week at Table Rock Lake of the Ozarks near Silver Dollar City. A small tornado struck their campsite Wednesday night, but no injuries were reported as the thirty boys and four leaders returned home Saturday.
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Indian Point
Table Rock
Lake of
Symington
Lewis Brooks Jr
Putting Not Taking Says Man At Bank
Fulton night bank deposit turns tense as Pete Clark, co-owner of Saults Drug Store, tells officers I’m putting it in not taking it out during a burglary alarm scare at Callaway Bank at 9 PM. Police arrive after false burglary alert, readers learn from the Fulton Sun Gazette.
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Fulton
Pete Clark
Callaway Bank
Fulton Sun-Gazette
Clark
Saults Drug Store
Cosmos 358 Up MOSCOW Launch Report
The Soviet Union launched No 358 in its Cosmos satellite series as officially announced by TASS. Cosmos 357 followed the previous day, marking consecutive unmanned satellite launches.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Mass
Capital City Telephone Strike Ends After Settlement
A wage dispute between Capital City Telephone Co. and its striking maintenance workers was settled Thursday night. The workers return to their jobs and long distance operators from Southwestern Bell, who did not cross picket lines, also resume work. United Telephone Co., now owner of Capital City, will implement wage increases up to 35 cents per hour.
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Jefferson City
Capital City Telephone Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
United Telephone Co
Capital City Telephone
Two Reappointed by Governor Warren Hearnes today
Mrs. Jerome Duggan of St. Louis was reappointed to the State Library Commission. Bishop G Leslie DeLapp of Kansas City was named a commissioner of the Jackson County Sports Complex Authority.
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Jefferson City
Warren &. Hearnes
Jerome Duggan
St. Louis
State Library Commission
G. Leslie DeLapp
Kansas City
Jackson County
Adams Receives Legion of Merit From Missouri Governor
Maj. Gen. L B Adams Jr received the Legion of Merit from Gov. Warren Hearnes for his service as director of selective service in Missouri from 1959 to last November. Adams remains Missouri's adjutant general as the award recognizes exceptionally meritorious conduct.
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Jefferson City
L.B. Adams Jr
Legion of Merit
Warren H. Hearnes
Selective Service
Missouri
Adams
United States
Kirksville Attorney Joins Missouri Bar Board Members
Jefferson City Missouri Bar announces four new governors including Kirksville attorney Ed ward R. Jayne who will represent lawyers across 17 northeast Missouri counties. Other first term appointees are F William Human Jr George H Gangwere and Don B Sommers.
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Jefferson City
Edward R. Jayne
Kirksville
Missouri Bar
Jayne
J. Andy Zenge
Canton
Missouri
All Missouri
William Human Jr
Clayton
George H. Gangwere
Kansas City
Don B. Sommers
St. Louis
R. Leroy Miller
Trenton
A Lamkin James
Marshall
Robert L. Hawkins
Gordon Boyer
Lamar
Jack L. Oliver
Cape Girardeau
Joseph K. Hoyts
St Joseph
John M. Goodwin
Robert O. Hetage
Ernest H. Fremont Jr
J. Richard Roberts
Hillsboro
Court Session Set Inside San Quentin Prison
SAN QUENTIN Calif AP court will sit Monday for the first time behind the walls of the 118 year old prison. Judge Joseph G Wilson of Marin County will preside an experimental move prompted by the Aug 7 San Rafael courtroom kidnapping shooting. Newsmen need press cards. the public faces searches ID checks and possible explanation of interest. Warden Louis S Nelson hopes the move tests the constitutionality of holding court in prison.
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San Quentin
Calif
Joseph G. Wilson
Marin County Superior Court
San Rafael
Louis S. Nelson
Nelson
No Evidence Of Sniper At Kent State
Kent State University campus hearings reveal FBI found no sniper on May 4 1970. Guardsmen discharged on scene while witnesses noted a photographer on Taylor Hall roof. Researchers report water degradable polymers may boost herbicide efficiency and aid packaging with moisture triggered release.
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Kent State
Kent
Ohio
Commission
FBI
Washington
Texas
Kent State University
George Warren
Lansing
Mich
J Commission
Warsten
Thara Ware
M. L. Beasley
R. L. Collins
Austin Science Associates Inc
Science
Bree
Kenneth G. McIntyre
Taylor Hall
Salu Convey Warren
Conviction on Threat Reversed by Court of Appeals
In Richmond, a Court of Appeals judge voided a Nixon threat conviction, ruling a true threat must be made knowingly with intent to follow through. The 4th Circuit ordered a new trial for Patillo, who was convicted in Norfolk for threatening the president. Patillo, a Norfolk Naval Shipyard guard, denied recalling any Nixon remark.
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Richmond, Va
Court of Appeals
J. Braxton Traven
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Manald
Douglas Patino
Patillo
U.S
Norfolk
Nixon
Linda In Seclusion At Mother's Home
Milford New Hampshire AP reported Linda Kasabian the prosecution's chief witness in the Sharon Tate slayings was in seclusion at her mother's home. Neighbors said the 21 year old mother of two drove away twice Thursday in the family car, once with her mother and again with two brothers. The Byrd home was almost dark at night as reporters received no response.
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Milford
N.W
Lineda Kasabian
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Kenneth Byrd
Byrd
Fragmentary note on benign polymeric formations in medicine
The excerpt notes that benign polymeric formations would need to be proven before use in medicines. It presents a cautious line about the safety and applicability of such materials in pharmacology, reflecting early concerns in biomedical research.
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