Cuts Are Heavy In Senate Bills
In Jefferson City, Missouri, Senate appropriation bills outline major budget cuts across agencies. The Senate committee version totals 670,844,902, about 80 million less than the House and 83.5 million below the governor’s request, with a projected 26.8 million cushion for capital improvements or school aid later.
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House
Warren
Hearnes
Manford
John C. Vaughn
Department of Revenue
Highway Patrol
Attorney General
Department of Agriculture
Public Service Commission
Division of Health
Senate
Moberly Men’s Training Center
Boonville
Poplar Bluff
Chillicothe
Legislative Committee On Fiscal Affairs
Dole Attacks NBC Chief Over Laos TV Reports
Sen. Robert Dole accuses NBC News leader Reuven Frank and the media of distorting Laos invasion footage. He says 4 of 22 South Vietnamese battalions were defeated and criticizes sensational TV images while urging honest coverage without censorship.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert Dole
NBC News
Kansas
Dole
Reuven Frank
Laos
Normandy
Washington
Hospital Can Insure Workers
A county hospital board of trustees may purchase liability insurance to cover the negligence of employees. Atty Gen John C Danforth held the board itself is protected by sovereign immunity and may not buy liability insurance for its own members. The opinion was requested by James Millan of Bowling Green Pike County prosecuting attorney.
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Jefferson City
Atty
John C. Danforth
James Millan
Bowling Green
Pike County
Washington News In Brief From Capitol To Saigon
AP dispatches summarize action on several fronts: canal reopening and a House vote on a supersonic transport program, Senate critics linking war policy to draft extensions, Hanoi rushing arms on the Ho Chi Minh trail, Egypt demanding Israeli pullback from Suez and barring canal access, a railroad workers strike warning by the Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen, a major push to revise bank regulation, and an issue over police permission to question detainees during antiwar demonstrations.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Washington (Ap
Washington
House Internal Security Committee
Eight Finalists Named in MMA Fry Public Speaking Contest
Eight Missouri Military Academy cadets were named finalists for the 39th annual W. Wallace Fry Public Speaking Contest on May 28, opening commencement weekend at the academy. Finalists from Palm Springs to Sikeston will present topics ranging from war necessity to faith and apathy, with judges drawn from the English faculty and an outside panel for final scoring.
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Missouri Military Academy
W. Wallace Fry
Karl Hirsch
Kansas City
Carthage Council vows tax delinquent list from collector
The Carthage Missouri city council voted to file a mandamus action in Jasper County Circuit Court to compel city collector Mike Catron to supply a yearly list of delinquent taxes to council members. Council members seek the list to identify more taxes for next year’s budget. Catron said books are open, but he will not prepare a list, noting that more taxes have been collected during his term than ever before.
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Carthage
Mike Catron
James Dunn
Jasper County
Catron
Kiwanis Club Candidate Seeks Lt Governor Post
Marvin Dishman, president of the Mexico Kiwanis Club, announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor of Kiwanis International Division Missouri Arkansas district at next year’s election after attending a Moberly meeting last week.
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Moberly
Marvin _ Dishman
Mexico
Mitchell Praises Police Amid May Day Arrests in DC
Attorney General John N. Mitchell lauded Washington police for stopping a perceived mob during May Day protests, denying claims of police brutality and rejecting Senator Kennedy’s charge of political manipulation. He compared protesters to Nazi-era mob behavior and criticized lawmakers who sided with the demonstrators.
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San Francisco
John N. Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
California Peace Officers Association
Washington City
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Germany
Washington, D.C
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
My Three Sons star’s 2 year old drowns in Idaho ditch
Brent Bedke Peterson, a Oakley two year old who appeared on My Three Sons last winter with his twin Kent, fell from a pickup into a drainage ditch Thursday and drowned as his mother and an older brother unloaded the vehicle. Authorities identified the victim as son of Mrs. Robert Terry.
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Oakley, Idaho
Oakley
Panama says US Army men tried to kidnap servicemen
Two U.S. Army investigators facing charges over an alleged kidnaping attempt in Panama City. The incident involved three American servicemen who had sought asylum after facing alleged racial discrimination in U.S. forces in the Canal Zone. Panama protests to the U.S. government.
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Panama
U.S. Army
U.S
Canal Zone
Bernard Pryor
Philadelphia
Tobey Wagner
Brooklyn
Ft. Clayton
Ft. Davis
Pryor
Wagner
Esteban Liana
U.S. Air Force
Tacoma
Wash
Liana
Carlos T. Wattino
Jesus Rosales
Panama City
U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Division
Washington
Pentagon
Wattino
Rosales
Juan Antonio Tack
General Gets 3 Years Prison
Army's former top policeman Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner was sentenced to three years in prison for soliciting 136 firearms from the Chicago Police Department and keeping them for his own use. He faces trial June 7 on four counts of income tax evasion. he may be eligible for parole after one year. Turner, 58, served as Army provost marshal general from 1964 to 1968 and pleaded guilty to the firearms charge.
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Washington
Army
Chicago
Carl C. Turner
U.S. Atty
Brian P. Gettings
U.S. Dist
Oren L. Lewis
Apollo 15 Moves Saturn 5 Toward Moon Launch Pad
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden watched as their Saturn 5 rocket began a slow 3.5 mile move from hangar to the launch pad at Cape Kennedy. The trio stood a few hundred feet away as the 36 story rocket moved upright on a transporter at 6 30 a m EDT. They plan July 26 liftoff and 25 000 mph burn to the moon with three seven hour surface excursions over 67 hours in Hadley Apennine.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Scott
Irwin
Worden
Hadley-Apennine
14-Year-Old Hero Rescues Family From Fire
In Orland Park Illinois a 14-year-old girl Carla Kjellberg saved her mother and two brothers by climbing onto the roof and using a 20-foot ladder to reach a second floor window. Police and firemen credited her quick actions with saving the family as flames and smoke engulfed their bedrooms.
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Orland Park
Illi
Carla Kjellberg
Carla
Tiny Tim and wife welcome first child in New York
Tiny Tim and Victoria May Khaury welcomed a girl weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces at Doctors Hospital. The singer noted the baby has a lot of hair and said he hopes the child signals a larger family, while he and Miss Vicky have not chosen a name yet.
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New York
Tiny Tim
Victoria May Khaury
Doctors Hospital
Herbert Khaury
Miss Vicky
Burglar Shots Kill Mansfield City Marshal
Mansfield Missouri city marshal Homer Fry, 45, was fatally wounded at a store when he surprised three burglars. Fry was shot twice through his patrol car window before dying at a Springfield hospital. A broad manhunt is under way for the three unidentified suspects in southwest Missouri.
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Mansfield
Homer Fry
Highway Patrol
Fry
Springfield
Missouri
MHS News Dr Harold Hamilton Will Speak
Dr Harold P Hamilton president of Central Methodist College Fayette will speak at the 89th annual Mexico High School commencement at Hawthorne Heights 7 30 pm Tuesday May 25 The article notes new staff for the Growl and Mascot with a long list of junior and sophomore nominees and cheerleaders selected for next year.
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Harold P. Hamilton
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Mexico High School
Hawthorne Heights
Gymnastic Team Members Listed by Year and Name
Cline 72, Vicki Earle 72, Connie Gallagher 74, Patsy Gallagher 73 lead the team roster. The Junior Varsity includes Marsha Loyd 73, Holly Nielsen 74, Mary OToole 3, Beth Smithey 73, and Susan Sonwalt 73. All of them display gymnastic ability.
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Cline
Vicki Earle
Connie Gallagher
Patsy Gallagher
Marsha Loyd
Holly Nielsen
Mary O'Toole
Beth Smithey
Susan Sonwalt
Marcie Earle Accepted as Student at William Jewell
Marcia Earle of Route 4 Mexico has been accepted as a student for the fall semester at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri. Marcela attends Mexico High School. William Jewell is a four year co-educational liberal arts college with students from 30 states and six nations offering 23 majors in humanities and sciences.
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Marcia Earle
Route 4
Mexico
William Jewell College
Liberty
Marcela
William Jewell
Rex Power Named to Dean's List at CMSC Warrensburg
Rex Power, 1970 Mexico High School graduate and first year Central Missouri State College student at Warrensburg, was listed on the winter quarter Dean's List. He is the son of Mrs Mildred Power of 113 N Abat St Mexico and the late Robert Power.
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Rex Power
Mexico High School
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Power
Mildred Power
Abat St
Mexico
Robert Power
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