Waste Disposal Deadline Nears Audrain County Efforts
Audrain County seeks June 30 deadline for solid waste ordinances and plans. Enforcement poses problems as towns debate mandatory collection rules and possible disconnection for nonpayment. County and state officials outline that enforcement lies with communities and the Division of Health.
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Audrain County
Audrain County Solid Waste Committee
Thomas I. Osborne
Missouri Division of Health and Attorney General's Office
Division of Health
Ken Franken
Mid- Missouri Regional Planning Commission
Jefferson City
Osborne
William E. Johnson
Robert C. Simonds
Laddonia
Vandalia
Farber
Martinsburg
Auxvasse
Mexico
Simonds
Johnson
Rivers Addition
Pollock Road
Thompson
Mobile Home Courts
Burns Urges Major Cuts in U S Spending
Williamsburg AP report notes Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns backing substantial federal budget reductions to curb inflation. He expects progress against inflation, predicts slight U S growth in Q2, and says tax cuts unlikely with no recession anticipated amid moderating global growth.
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Williamsburg
Administration
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Treasury
William E. Simon
White House
Kenneth Rush
International Monetary Conference
United States
Postal Service Urged To Stop Competition
Washington DC Congressman Hungate reports subcommittee hearings on the Postal Service boutiques. The committee chair urged halting sales in direct competition with private enterprise. The item list includes padded envelopes wrapping paper tape and scales, items also sold by small businesses.
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Washington, D.C
Bill Hungate
U.S. Postal Service
House Postal Service
Postal Service
Hungate
House Kills Sugar Bill with 209 to 175 Vote
The House voted 209 to 175 to end the 40-year federal sugar program. Supporters predict prices will rise sharply, while opponents say consumer costs will increase at least a half-cent per pound. Without new action, subsidies end December 31, ending the program's $90 million annual cost.
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Washington
House
W.R. Poage
D-Tex
Peter Peyser
Rn.y
Peyser
Ceremony Marks D-Day Anniversary in Normandy Aces
War veterans from seven nations gather at the U S cemetery near St Laurent Normandy to mark the 30th anniversary of D Day. Gen Omar Bradley leads the American delegation as about 1500 Allied veterans attend the observance, the largest ever. Encircling Omaha Beach the cemetery holds nearly 10000 servicemen. Reenactments of Pointe du Hoc and paratrooper drops at Ste Mere Eglise accompany the ceremonies with Alan Shepard invited as a guest.
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ST. Laurent
France
U.S
Normandy
Omaha Beach
Omar Bradley
Omaha
Utah Beach
Bradley
U.S. Army
Ranville
Germany
Pointe du Hoc
2Nd Ranger
London Fire Brigade
Ste. Mere l'Eglise
82Nd
101St Airborne
St. Mere Veglise
Alan Shepard
Sly Stone Wed In Garden Ceremony At Madison Square Garden
In New York AP report Sly Stone of Sly and the Family Stone married Kathy Silva in a garden ceremony at Madison Square Garden before 21 000 guests. The 30 year old groom and 20 year old bride from Maui Hawaii have a 9 month old son named Sylvester. They wore gold outfits and the band then performed its 11th straight sold out show at the Garden.
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New York
Sly Stone
Sly and the Family Stone
Madison Square Garden
Stone
Kathy Silva
Maui
Hawaii
Sylvester
Miss Silva
B.R. Stewart
Garden
GM Counters Government Defect Charge
Detroit report notes GM counters safety related defect claims amid multiple recalls. DoT findings cite potential engine fires in 1965 66 Chevrolets and 1966 Buicks with Rochester Quadrajet carburetors. GM says defect not safety related under 1946 act, claims 973 hood fires and 11 minor injuries across affected cars. Ford Pinto tires also flagged with rear wheel cavity projections. Ford disputes findings.
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Detroit
General Motors
Department of Transportation
National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration
NHTSA
Ford
Automotive Safety
Army Enlistment Makes May Quota
Washington AP reports the volunteer Army exceeded May recruitment goals with 14 648 enlistments, reaching 103.9 percent of the monthly target and bolstering expectations to meet or near 781 600 by June 30 as the first full year without the draft ends. Pentagon officials credit improved recruiting for the boost and foresee the year end results aligning with prior projections.
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Washington
Pentagon
Dairy Price Testimony Under Review in Missouri
Missouri attorney general staff review of eight days of Springfield hearings on milk pricing practices finds widespread use of monthly rebates to grocers and three month credit terms for large chains. Fifty nine witnesses testified as Danforth aides study potential enforcement under the Unfair Milk Sales Practices Act of 1959.
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Springfield
Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Ozarks
Bruce C. Houdek
Atty
John
Oshkosh salesman Tells His Tips About Tipping
Oshkosh traveling salesman John Schein founder of Tippers International urges tipping for good service. He advocates 15 percent for normal service, up to 20 percent for exceptional and nothing for rotten. He advises etiquette like using names and compliments to improve service and lists standard tips for various workers. Jennifer ONeill confirms plans to marry Elliot Gould in Springfield.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Schein
Oshkosh
Schein
Tippers International
Nuts and Bolts
Springfield, Mass
Jennifer O'Neill
Elliot Gould
Police Youth Cadets Have Dinner Dance
The Mexico Department of Public Safety hosted a dinner and dance at the Oak Club to honor cadets. Ken Reynolds received the scholastic award for criminal law texts, while Robert Friday and Dat Umstattd earned shooting awards from last Thursday’s test. Lt Frank Cason spoke. Chief Don Belle and sponsors Richard Sewell and Charles Bailey attended. Jama Kilgore and Jim Isgrig led the cadets as president and vice-president.
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Mexico
Richard Sewell
Charles Bailey
Jama Kilgore
Jim Isgrig
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Missouri
Tom Laughlin
Delores Taylor
Cota Clark
Little Dixie Drive-In
Lion
Weaver
Citizens Savings
Citizens
Jefferson & Liberty
Mexico, Mo
Citizens Savings Association
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