States urged to fund and reform poor defense systems
Ashingston AP reports the Advisory Commission proposes state led reforms to guarantee counsel for the poor. recommendations include public defenders in urban areas, centralized prosecutions, state oversight, and expanded detention services. reform aims to reduce inequities in the criminal justice system.
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One Abandons Berrigan Food Strike
One of ten prisoners moved from Danbury Conn to the U S Medical Center in Springfield Missouri has ended his hunger strike for medical reasons. Bill Ireland is expected to be returned to Danbury after recovery. Father Philip Berrigan and his brother Daniel were jailed for destruction of draft records. Daniel did not join the protest.
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Deaths of Frank Fenton Screenwriter and Novelist
LOS ANGELES AP reports Frank Fenton age 65, noted screenwriter and novelist, died Monday. His scripts include Wings of the Eagle The Wild North and Escape from Ft. Bravo, reflecting a career across film and literature.
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State Blind Pensions To Increase In Missouri
Missouri will raise blind pensions from 90 to 100 dollars monthly starting October 1 by using a reserve in the blind pension fund. Welfare Director Carter said the fund balance of 1.766 million dollars covers nine months of the boost, with Congress expected to address Social Security for the blind by then. The Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee, chaired by Sen. Donald Manford, declined to authorize new spending and rejected two federal funds requests to avoid future state cost increases. The panel also noted 151,695 dollars in federal matching money available to improve air pollution control and 30,000 dollars to hire staff for Medicare Medicaid hospital and lab inspections.
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Linn approves 540000 school bond for gym and classrooms
Linn Missouri residents vote 832 for and 410 against a 540000 school bond to build a gymnasium complex and six classrooms. The school tax levy will rise 35 cents to 4.50 dollars.
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Hearnes Urges Young Voters to Register for Oct Vote
Governor Warren Hearnes urged Missourians 18 and older to register by September 7 to be eligible for the October 5 special election. The ballot features five constitutional amendments including a $150 million water pollution control bond, with total funding up to $600 million when combined with other money. Other proposals cover parimutuel betting, city population thresholds, home rule powers, veterans’ job preference, and tax limits for Greene and Clay counties.
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Roger William Willis Born in Audrain Medical Center
Roger W Willis of 606 S Maple St Vandalia and Mrs David Willis name son born Sunday at 1 01 am at Audrain Medical Center. The baby weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces. Grandparents Frances Orcutt Aux Vasse William Clough Mexico and Isabelle Willis Curryville. Mr Willis works at Harbison Walker Refractories.
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David Willis
S. Maple St
Audrain Medical Center
Roger William Willis
Willis
Harbison Walker Refractories
Frances, Orcutt
Auxvasse
William Clough
Mexico
Isabelle Willis
Curryville
Odd Fellows Degree Rally Set by Local Lodge
The Odd Fellows local lodge 95 will hold a degree rally at the Odd Fellows Home on Saturday starting at 1 p.m. Estil Davidson of St. Louis lodge 5 is chairman. Four degrees will be conferred in one day on candidates from northern Missouri, with 100 to 150 lodge members expected. The Mexico lodge under Noble Grand Paul D. Dean will present four candidates including Charles Sampson, Vernon Walker and Donald E. Fairley, followed by dinner served by the Rebekah Lodge.
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Mrs Ingram Recovering After Major Surgery
Mrs. Robert Ingram of Mexico is recovering satisfactorily at Audrain Medical Center after major surgery on Monday. Her daughter Mrs. Roy Toombs Jr. of Las Vegas, Nevada is by her side today.
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Dollar Devaluation Hartford to London Travelers Change Plans
Americans abroad reel from Nixon devaluation as dollar buys fewer pounds and francs. Travelers face higher costs while some midrange tourists, students, and nomads adjust by selling possessions. In Paris and London, rates shift but hotels honor prior bookings.
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Devaluation Impacts Travel Costs in Europe and Italy
In Copenhagen the dollar buys 7.39 kroner, a 1.5 percent drop from Aug. 19, while hotels and money changers limit dollar cashouts. Tourists in Italy faced fluctuating hotel rates as the dollar weakened, with black market rates dipping to 450 lire when official exchanges were closed.
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Heart of America Square Dance Fest in Camdenton
Thousands of square dancers converge on Camdenton from September 3 to 5 for the Heart of America Square Dance Fall Fun-fest and Callers Workshop featuring instruction and community dancing events.
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