Episcopal clash over reforms rocks Houston meeting
In Houston the Episcopal Church faced leadership doubts as Bishop John Hines defended a $5 million aid program to the poor amid changes granting more minority representation. A constitutional vote loomed, while debates over grants to some groups drew sharp contention and calls for leadership review.
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Teenagers March Against Hunger in St Louis
About 2 000 teenagers joined a Smile march against hunger sponsored by the local chapter of the American Freedom from Hunger Foundation. Participants pledged sponsorship per tile walked to fund foreign food programs and local initiatives in St Louis and Kinloch Mo. The walk began at St Louis University High School, routed through several city areas.
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Youth Killed At Work On Antenna
ST. LOUIS AP John M. Beer of north St. Louis and Black Jack was killed Sunday while assisting a neighbor to mount a citizen band antenna. Dale M. Jost, 49, was knocked unconscious but later listed in satisfactory condition at Christian Hospital Northwest. Authorities said the 12,000 volt line energized the antenna.
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Symington Seeks Change In Farm Bill
ST LOUIS AP Sen Stu Symington of Missouri interrupted his campaign schedule to return to Washington for a drive to change the farm bill. He warned the House Senate conference measure could be disastrous for Missouri farmers if enacted, noting it would remove the parity concept from feed grains and affect prices of grains cattle and hogs. He urged Senate action to reinstate parity and cancelled two Kansas City appearances as staff filled in.
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Springfield Appoints Prosecutor Candidate for Dallas and Douglas
Jefferson City reports Max Bacon, 29, a Springfield Democrat, named prosecuting attorney for Dallas County by Gov. Warren E. Hearnes, then for Douglas County. Bacon, former Springfield city prosecutor, expects Dallas tenure to end in January when Theodore Scott, the Republican nominee, takes over. He holds a BA from Southwest Missouri State College and a law degree from the University of Missouri while aiming to unseat Rep. Edward Groves in November.
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Eagleton Urges US Health Workforce Growth
Senator Thomas Eagleton urged expanding the national supply of doctors dentists and nurses to meet rising demand amid Medicare and Medicaid strains. He cited Missouri time to resolve fiscal issues to avoid losing federal Medicaid funds and spoke at Community Memorial Hospital in Moberly marking its 50th anniversary.
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Personal News of Montgomery Schedule Highlights
Montgomery and surrounding towns feature political events in October. Gene Hamilton, Callaway County prosecutor, appears in Middletown on October 8. Congressman Bill Hungate visits Jonesburg on October 14, with Secretary James Kirkpatrick in Tyellsville on October 23. The Republican setup lists Bellflower Spaehantys Hall October 8 with Tom Reed speaker, plus Middletown October 15, Montgomery City October 23 and October 29.
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Youth Tells f Drug Use At St. Joseph
A St Joseph teenager told the mayor's drug committee he knows about 75 of 100 local youths who have tried drugs and that more than 20 percent of his friends smoke marijuana. The panel heard concerns about Central High School and rising hospital overdoses as education efforts begin.
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Delta Queen Accident and Genoa Kidnapping Ransom
Genoa dispatch reports the Delta Queen involved in a collision with a car. Four men who abducted the son of Genoa's wealthiest widow and held him five days in the mountains released him unharmed and appear to have received a ransom of 320000 dollars.
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Delta Queen Hits Car As It Sinks Near Dock
The Delta Queen sternwheeler collided with a parked car at its wharf, the vehicle rolled into the water but did not sink. The car was later pulled away by another boat. In Atlanta, Nixon aide Stein said Republicans may have their best chance yet to build support this fall.
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Puerto Rico Flood Relief Efforts Sweep Island
Hal Boyle reports on Puerto Rico as bulldozers clear mud and debris after six days of torrential rain. Firemen civil defense volunteers and residents aid in cleanup while TV drives raise funds. Governor seeks federal disaster designation and $10 million in relief. Jarome Alto records 36 inches of rain and multiple communities see over 20 inches.
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Personal News Of Wellsville Continues
Mrs. Lucille Jennings remains under doctor care after being struck by a car in the Audrain Hospital parking lot. The incident occurred recently as noted in Wellsville society notices.
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Personal News Of Vandalia Continues With Hospital Stay
Vandalia society notes report Miss Iva Kees and Damon Pabst were discharged from Audrain and Levering Hospitals respectively. Eiltia Smith of Fulton visited Saturday. Mrs. Charles Brothers and Mrs. George Winn hosted guests as United Methodist Church plans a food and yard sale October 16-17 sponsored by WSCS.
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Ransom Plot Involving Swiss Code and Banknotes
A fragment describes a ransom plan involving a radio coded "Swiss" once and a prearranged drop of a 110 pound bag of banknotes at a set spot. The text hints at a crime setup with a coded signal and financial demand but lacks full details.
Island crop damage tally tops 40 million dollars
The chairman of the House Agricultural Committee stated that crop losses in the southern portion of the Island are estimated at more than 40 million dollars. The figure signals widespread agricultural impact and potential policy responses.
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Not Much Sunshine In Weather Forecast
Kansas City weather forecast notes clearing tonight in Missouri with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions Tuesday. Lows tonight mid 40s to mid 50s and Tuesday highs around 70. Sunday high in state was 68 in Kansas City. Extended outlook shows cooling Wednesday through Friday with Friday morning lows from about 40 northwest to 50s southeast. Chance of showers expected Wednesday and Thursday.
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Nobel Prize Laureate Secludes Himself Amid Attention
Nobel winner Alexander Solzhenitsyn refused interview questions from four reporters at his Moscow area shelter and shut the door. He is staying in a garage apartment near Rostropovich and wife Galina Vishnevskaya, amid exile from the Soviet Writers’ Union and unclear plans to attend the Stockholm prize ceremony.
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