Missouri Usury Bill Raises Interest Ceiling to Ten Percent
Missouri House approved a compromise bill raising the ceiling from 8 to 10 percent for residential real estate and all agricultural loans, with exemptions for corporate, nonresidential, and large secured loans. The measure advances to Governor Bond for signing as a joint House Senate effort bridged the gap before adjournment.
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Jefferson City
House
Richard “DeCoster
Missouri House
Kenneth Rothman
Clayton
Senate
Missouri
New Hampshire Senate Contest Moves to Senate Review
Washington AP The New Hampshire U S Senate contest shifts to the Senate elections subcommittee in executive session. Sen elect Louis C. Wyman, the apparent two vote winner after a 542 vote plurality and a subsequent 10 vote recount, seeks seating and a full recount if protests trigger a broader review of all 223000 ballots. Durkin has filed a petition for Senate review.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Louis C. Wyman
Wyman
John A. Durkin
Senate
Durkin
Town Becomes Owner Of Factory And 7 Stores
Fayette Iowa with under 2000 residents gains control of a National Lumbermen's Bank building in Muskegon Michigan a National Can factory in Rockford Illinois seven Kinney shoe stores across California and a Piggly Wiggly supermarket building. The gift funds maintenance taxes and insurance with eventual dividends expected for Fayette taxpayers tied to a New York financier network backing Upper Iowa University.
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Fayette, Iowa
Fayette
Illinois
California
Muskegon
Mich
William Drake
Drake
New York
Upper Iowa University
New York Securities Co
David Bolger
Hackensack
N.J
Bolger
Upper Town University
National Lumbermen's Bank
National Can Corp
Rockford
Kinney Shoe
Beaten Youth Refuses Details In Assault Case
Michael O Connor 18 of Rush Hill is reported in satisfactory condition at Audrain Medical Center after injuries from Monday night assault. He would not say where or by whom he was beaten. Clarence O Connor had dispatched his son to Mexico to buy dog food. son found later in his parked car on N Jefferson Street with facial bruising, swollen lips, back cuts. Police continue investigation.
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Michael O'Connor
Rush Hill
Audrain Medical Center
O'Connor
Clarence O'Connor
Mexico
O’connor
N. Jefferson Street
Guard Takes Charge At Scene Of Takeover
GRESHAM Wis AP The National Guard was ordered to assume control of law enforcement and negotiations at a 64 room estate occupied by demonstrators from the Menominee Warrior Society. About 45 people including women and children were evicted from the former novitiate run by the Alexian Brothers. No deaths or injuries were reported as gunfire flared over the weekend and officers said they fired only in self defense.
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Menominee Warrior Society
Alexian Brothers
Schmidt
Douglas Out Of Intensive Care After Stroke At Walter Reed
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas 76 has left the ICU at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after a stroke suffered New Year's Eve during a Bahamas trip. He was described as alert and resting comfortably, with recovery time undetermined as the Court resumes next week. In other news Cathy Ann Walden was born Friday at Audrain Medical Center weighing five pounds two ounces. She joins sister Cheryl Lynn, age six. Grandparents are Aubrey Wilson J B Stoneberger Lydia Schmidt. Father Melton Walden works for A P Green Refractories Co.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Douglas
Bahamas
Cathy Ann Walden
Melton Walden
Route 3
Audrain Medical Center
Cheryl Lynn
Aubrey Wilson
J. B. Stoneberger
Mexico
Lydia Schmidt
Plainsville
Walden
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Senators Urge CIA to Follow New Law on Covert Actions
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged CIA Director Colby to review programs for compliance with a new law restricting covert foreign activities. Senator Sparkman said the panel will not pursue domestic spying probes and noted exceptions for security needs. The White House backs the presidential commission probing CIA activities, while some lawmakers question its independence.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
CIA
United States
William E. Colby
Colby
House
Senate Committees On Foreign Affairs and Foreign Relations
Ford Dee
White House
Special Commission
Ford
Rockefeller
Congress
Richard S. Schwelker
R-Pa
Ron Nessen
OES Gifts Aid Cancer Project Progress At Columbia
The Missouri Order of the Eastern Star donated 8868.01 to Dr Ned D Rades for the Cancer Research Center at Columbia to enlarge the thermography room and create a project lounge. This follows an earlier 37434 machine gift, aiding a national breast cancer detection program with Xeromammography and exams. The project screens Missouri women, aiming for 5000 in year one and year two, with ongoing followups.
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Cancer Research Center
Missouri Order of the Eastern Star
Lorraine Akins
St. Louis
Missouri Ces
Ned D. Rades
Mexico
Columbia
OES
General Electric
The
United States
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
Akins
Missouri
Price Check Shows Mixture Of Ups Downs In Missouri
In Missouri the weekly market basket survey shows the average sugar price fell for the third straight week to 5.47 for a 10 pound bag, the lowest since late November. Other items moved mixedly with pork and chicken prices rising in spots, beef largely steady, milk and eggs nudging up, bread and potatoes edging higher or lower as noted.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas City
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