Missouri lawmakers approve finances and speed limit bills
In Jefferson City AP reports the Missouri House and Senate committees advanced measures to grant the secretary of state enforcement power over campaign finance reporting and to let the governor set new speed limits to meet federal law. The House Elections Committee backed a substitute after hearings on three special session campaign finance bills, with Gov Bond previously supporting a plan to create an elections commission to oversee reporting.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Senate
Secretary of State
House Elections Committee
Christopher S. Bond
Elections Commission
Charles Walier
Buddy Kay
D-St. Louis
Vic Dowing
D-Bragg City
Elections Committee
Downing
James Dowd
Ed Bohl
Harrisonville
Max Bacon
Springfield
James C. Kirkpatrick
Senate Roads and Highways Committee
Jack Gant
D-Independence
Earl Blackwell
Dhillsboro
Blackwell
Gant
Writer Says CIA Planned Second Cuban Invasion
New York AP reports journalist Tad Szulc claims the CIA planned a 1964 65 second invasion of Cuba aimed at assassinating Fidel Castro. Szulc says the scheme collapsed in April 1965 after U.S. troops entered the Dominican Republic, with $750 000 monthly disbursed for six months for the project codenamed Second Saval Guerrilla. Moyers says he never heard of such a plan though he recalls a 1964 proposal to use frogmen against Castro vetoed by President Johnson. In other news church and state matters are noted with administrative shifts and amendments to reporting political contributions.
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NEW York
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Tad Szulc
New York Times
Esquire Magazine
United States
Dominican Republic
Szule
GIA
Bill R. Moyers
Johnson
Long Island
Castro
Moyers
CIA
Personal News of Wellsville Highlights Community Events
Wellsville notes report public access to Wells Villa after a meeting and mention an audit. Lester Blackshaw is the treasurer for interested parties. Seven of nine Kiwanis board members attended with thirty five proxies counted.
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Wells Villa
Lester Blackshaw
College Students Do Practical Work At The Ledger
Two sophomore students Kathy Jamison of William Jewell College and Martha Hawthorne of DePauw University will complete a three week observation period in The Ledger’s offices as part of their liberal arts programs. Jamison majors English and psychology and works in The Ledger advertising dept while Hawthorne majors English literature and works in the news dept. Both have prior school activities noted, including Jamison’s time on Mexico High School’s Growl and Hawthorne’s editorship of Mexico High School’s The Mascot and current DePauw newspaper work. Both colleges emphasize winter term projects and practical experience.
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Kathy Jamison
Martha Hawthorne
the Ledger
Miss Jamison
William Jewell College
Liberty
The
Ledger
Mexico High School
William Jewell
Student
Miss Hawthorne
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Mexico
the DePauw
DePauw
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Arrow
Dad and
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Wellsville Fire Brick Company
George Taylor
Missouri
Guatemala
South America
William Boettcher
Montgomery City
Montgomery County
Ambulance Service
M. W. Berger
Clarence Smith
Roger Beckler
United Methodist
Methodist Church
Centralia
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UMW
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John
Eddie
Angela
Pasadena
Calif
Cerritos
John Hendel
Long Beach
Roeblings
Kansas City
A. E. Updyke
Simi
Gerald Updyke
Elaine Kower
Ventura
Ruth Cluster
Audrain Medical Center
Myers Ambulance
Ates (Mo
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Jason Lloyd Wilson
Stephen Creigh Wilson
Moberly
Jason Lloyd
Wilson
Mary Ann Swaim
Martinsburg
Walter L. Swaim
Gentry Wilson
Monroe City
Robert Davis
Paul Swaim
Vel Dooley
Deforest Wilson
Hunnewell
Budo Agg
Missouri Power & Light Company
Gata New Car
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Mae
Caprice
Aah
Ena
Hea Eas
Chevrolet Ates
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