House backs aging health push with 20 million plan
The House passed a 20 million authorization to create a national institute of aging within NIH and fund elderly mental health facilities, rejecting the administration’s opposition. It also approved 1.29 billion for a three year push against heart lung and blood diseases and 270 million for communicable disease control programs.
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Harley O. Staggers
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Girl 16 Held In Mother's Death
A 16 year old girl remained in juvenile custody in St Louis after the fatal shooting of her mother Iola Orso 47. Police said the mother was found Monday in the bedroom with a single gunshot to the head and the girl was booked on alleged murder of a juvenile code violation.
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Lumpkin says prices up Europe trip impressions
Tony Lumpkin of Mexico spoke at the Mexico Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Monterey describing his spring trip to Spain Portugal Morocco France and other countries. He noted higher costs from dollar devaluation and said the dollar remains the keystone while prices are up. He observed friendlier French attitudes and fewer anti American slogans. Guests Warren Conner Ron Peters and Jim Carter attended.
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Mexico
Bill Thompson
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Area Students Enroll at NMSTC
Students from the area who completed freshman enrollment at Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville include Stuart D. Miller Route 1 Benton City who plans to major in business administration Susan G Caldwell 921 E Jackson Sr who aims to direct her college work toward secretarial work Dennis James Forbis 738 W Liberty Sr who intends to major in vocal music Susan G Gotsch Route 1 Montgomery City who will major in physical education
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Stuart D. Miller
Benton City
Susan G. Caldwell
E. Jackson Sr
Dennis James Forbis
W. Liberty Sr
Susan G. Gotsch
Montgomery City
Cadet Brown Attends ROTC Camp at Fort Riley
Cadet Nelson E. Brown, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Nelson D Brown of Vandalia, trains in Army ROTC at Fort Riley Kansas from June 10 to July 21. He expects a B S degree in 1973 from Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville and is among more than 10 000 students in ROTC training at six installations. A 1969 Van-Far High School graduate, Vandalia.
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Vandalia
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Fort Riley
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Northeast Missouri State College
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Meredith Drops Out Of Politics
James Meredith, famed for desegregating Ole Miss in 1962, says he is quitting politics. He cites not being in tune with black groups and resigning from public leadership as he failed in the Republican Senate race and plans to run as an independent for Mississippi's 4th District Congress.
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James Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Jackson
Boone Electric Cooperative Receives $950000 Grant
Rural Electrification Administration approved a $950000 loan to the Boone Electric Cooperative in Columbia Missouri. The funds will extend service to 1200 new consumers, construct 35 miles of distribution lines, and improve the system.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Boone Electric Cooperative
Columbia
Agriculture Department
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