Timmerberg On Generals List In Vietnam Era Army Life
Col. Paul Timmerberg, 43, a brigade general promotion list candidate, serves as Provost Marshal for the Big Red One in Vietnam. The Montgomery City native, with 23 years in the Army, plans to move his family to the Philippines after a yearlong return and talks of retirement in Missouri.
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G. L. Dryden
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Mexico
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New York
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Richard Nixon
Heidelberg
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Kan
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Saigon
U.S
Ft. Hood
Texas
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Missouri
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Berg
Ledger
Gary
Duffy
Ford Rates Poverty As Top Problem In Nation
Ford Motor Co chairman Henry Ford II named poverty education housing crime and environment as the nation’s top priorities in a Midwest Research Institute speech. He urged focus on poverty and urban schooling while noting rising construction wages and housing costs.
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Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Midwest Research Institute
Missouri lawmakers back after long weekend in session
Missouri House and Senate recess for Memorial Day with leaders warning members to brace for extended work weeks toward the June 15 session finish. The House will tackle redistricting while the Senate approves cattle brand registry and railroad detective licensing, plus a measure to ratify an 18 year old voting age amendment.
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St. Louis
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Cole Countian Killed In Spill Near Jefferson City
Charles H. Cook age 33 of rural Jefferson City died in a single vehicle crash near the capital Thursday night. His wife Amber 30 and daughter Cynthia 1 escaped with minor injuries and were treated and released from a hospital.
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Charles H. Cook
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Six New Laws Start Sept 28
Gov Hearnes vetoed the second bill of the General Assembly granting final say to the Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee on agency publications over 25 cents. He said it would delay essential printed matter and violate separation of powers. He signed six laws to take effect Sept 28, including banking facilities near central banks, littering penalties, polling place secrecy rules, housing code tweaks, fourth class city tax changes, and eviction notice revisions. Earlier he vetoed a gasoline tax hike not tied to a bond issue.
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Warren F. Hearnes
General Assembly
Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee
Legislative Committee
Hearnes
Chief Justice May Gets Help From Safecracker
The chief justice may need a professional to open the century old centennial safe in a Capitol storage room. Key missing, inner door combination possibly in Smithsonian files, outer lock may be faulty, contents uncertain, and some items may not be inside. Authorities note a custodian once unlocked doors for visitors, but the safe has lain exposed for decades.
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United States
Capitol
U.S
House Appropriations
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Smithsonian Institution
Bob Casey
Dtex
Philadelphia
Charles F. Deihmn
New York
Senators Blame Cantrell Over Budget Delays In Missouri
Missouri Senate leaders from both parties criticized House Appropriations Chairman E J Cantrell for delaying major budget bills to the House-Senate conference. Senate leaders argue the Senate must act on the school funds transfer first. A special session on July 1 could be triggered if bills fail. The piece also lists a June bookmobile schedule for Mexico Audrain County Library with routes and times.
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Missouri
Senate
House
E.J. “Lucky
Cantrell
Doverland
WF. Patterson
D-Caruthersville
Senate Appropriations
Donald L. Manford
Kansas City
A. Clifford Jones
R Brentwood
Manford
Quote from architect about finding missing key in Civil War era files
A publisher describes himself as a dedicated patriot and Civil War widow as he discusses possible places for a missing key. White suggests any locked item can be opened and that they will find someone to do it.
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