Missouri passes plan on unemployment aid in tense session
Missouri Senate and House reconvened with the Employment Security bill under debate to meet federal requirements. Gov. Warren Hearnes and business groups push for the measure, warning that failure could cost about 140 million dollars annually in payroll taxes and leave jobless workers without 13 weeks of extra compensation. Senator Cason said the record would stay open to place the bill on the calendar for Tuesday and possible Wednesday passage. The session included discussion of amendments favored by labor groups to end the waiting week and to pay during a company lockout.
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Wefferson City
Missouri
Senate Employment Securty Committee
Warren &. Hearnes
State Labor Council
Afl-Cio
William J. Cason
Clinton
Senate
House
Callaway County Candidates File for August Primary
Fulton County reports candidates have begun filing in Callaway County for the August 8 Democratic primary. Sheriff contenders include Charles Edward Landers and incumbent Ted Salmons. County Assessor Stanley Creed has filed for his fifth consecutive and sixth term, Creed first took office in 1938.
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Fulton
Callaway County
George ‘Carrington
Charles Edward Landers
Ted ‘Salmons
Stanley C. ‘Creed
Creed
Doctor Says Kennedy Death Confirmed by Photos and X Rays
Dr. John K. Lattimer, first private physician to view the Kennedy autopsy photos and X rays, says the Warren Commission report is correct and the President was struck by a single bullet. He notes the trajectory in the photos differs from the Commission sketch, and describes 65 X rays and color transparencies he examined.
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New York
John K. Lattimer
John F. Kennedy
Lattimer
Department of Urology
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
National Archives
Washington
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Commission
Guns and Ammo Theft From Army Shipments Across U S
Pentagon reports 40 incidents of missing arms ammunition and explosives in five months of last year during shipments through states. Cases include 74 grenade housings vanished from a boxcar and a stick of dynamite stolen from a van. Other items include 2,000 rounds marked Bandar Shahpur Iran and 37 containers with 441 M14 rifles missing at Anniston Depot.
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Washington
Pentagon
House Commerce Committee
Transportation Subcommittee
Hast St. Louis
Ill
Concord
Wilmington
N.C
Bandar
Shahpur
Iran
Washington, D.C
Anniston Army Depot
Ala
Norfolk
Bellwood
Lexington
Camp McCoy
Wis
Letterkenny Army Depot
Chambersburg
West Point
N.Y
Hughes Uses Ads As Thanks To Employees
Billionaire Howard Hughes places full page gratitude ads in four Las Vegas and Reno papers. The statement thanks 50 000 families of employees for loyal support and hard work with his signature.
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Reno, New
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas
Reno
Klein Says Kissinger Libeled by News Reports
Nixon communications chief Herbert G. Klein says some reports libel Henry Kissinger by accusing him of lying over White House strategy minutes on the India Pakistan war. Klein, on Face the Nation, urged readers not to view Kissinger as lying though he contends the press favored India and downplayed U.S. policy nuances.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
White House
Herbert G. Klein
Kissinger
Pakistan
India
Klein
United States
East Pakistan
Diabetes Association Meets Wednesday Mexico Event
The Mexico Regional Diabetes Association will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Garfield Community Center. Dr Richard Guthrie from University of Missouri Medical Center will discuss the effects of diabetes on muscle tissue. All diabetics families and interested persons in Mexico and surrounding towns are urged to attend.
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Mexico
Personal News of Paris Continued with Religious and Local Updates
Paris community notes record group meetings and devotionals for Book of Jonah. Rob Sproul sells farm east of Paris to Burel and wife after 12 years of operation, then travels to California. Guests visit Orville Riley as Herbert and family move into a new Stone Street home. New Granville Christian pastor Duane McNeil and wife Jeanette arrive, with two daughters. services set for the first, third and fifth Sundays.
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Robert Sproul
Paris
Burel Daniel
Herbert Peper
Stone Street
Peper
Temple Stephens
Granville Christian Church
Duane McNeil
Jeanette
Phillips University
Oklahoma
First Christian Church
Kirksville
Granville Church
Retirement Dinner Honors Vandalia IGA Worker Edith Moss
Edith Moss, who began at Vandalia IGA Foodliner in 1956, was honored at a retirement dinner at Vandalia Country Club on Sunday evening. Guests included Mrs. Moss, many friends and co workers, gifts from colleagues and store owner Pat Cronan. Her retirement becomes effective December 30.
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Edith Moss
Vandalia Iga Foodliner
Vandalia Country Club
Moss
Jules Boff
Marvin Jennings
Altan Carver
Russell Balmer
Gilbert Woodson
Huck Alderson
William Spires
Roy Lynn
J. W. Dearing
Sue Snowden
William Gabbett
Pat Cronan
Patrick
Farber Personal News Highlights Family Visits and Events
The Callens’ son John departed Monday for Laramie Wyoming. His wife and two month old daughter visited for Christmas then traveled to Panama City Florida to visit her parents. An all church carry-in supper is set for 6 p.m. at Farber Christian Church, followed by a Spiritual Hootenanny with all present. On Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. the Baptist Women’s Group will meet with Mrs Paul Cokerham as hostess.
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Callens
John
Laramie
Wyo
Panama City
Fla
Farber Christian Church
Baptist Women’s Group
Paul Cokerham
Orlando
Ted Shawn
Shawn
Florida Hospital
University of Denver
Ruth St. Denis
Denishawn Schools
Denishawn
United States
Faun
Gloria Swanson
New York Public Library
Miss Swanson
Lee
Mass
Friends
Neihardt’s Spiritual Link To Black Elk Speaks
Poet and editor John Neihardt recalls his life in Nebraska and Missouri, his 25 volumes across poetry fiction and philosophy, and his role sharing Black Elk’s vision. He reflects on youth seeking truth and the enduring impact of Black Elk Speaks as a new paperback editions renew interest. He recalls Black Elk’s wish that the vision not die with him.
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Nebraska
University of Missouri
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Neihardt
Black Elk
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