Missouri House Fails to Override Bond Veto in Brief Session
In Jefferson City Missouri the House fell 18 votes short of overriding Gov Christopher Bond on a pay raise for St Louis revenue office employees. The two day session adjourned after Senate override attempts failed amid party defections and constitutional questions.
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Vic Downing
St. Louis
Christopher S. Bond
General Assembly
Bond
Missouri
Lilburn W. Boggs
St. Louis County
Frank Bild
Bild
Senate
William Cason
D-Clinton
Lawrence Lee
Earl Blackwell
Hillsboro
William Esely
Bethany
John Ryan
Sedalia
Blackwell
Lee
Bicentennial Commission
Kirkwood
John Buechner
Larry Mead
Columbia
Les Langsford
Springfield
Gene Lang
Warrensburg
Robert Snyder
Cason
Richard Rabbit
Million-Dollar Monet Flies From KC To Paris
Claude Monet painting Boule vard des Capucines valued at over 1 million dollars travels from Kansas City to Paris aboard Trans World Airlines Flight 130. Ralph T. Coe of the Nelson Gallery of Art escorts it for a Paris exhibit marking the first French impressionist show of 1874. The work sails with insurance and war risk coverage, to be returned in December for a New York exhibit.
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Trans World Airlines
Chicago
Boulevard Des Capucines
Claude Monet
Ralph T. Coe
Nelson Gallery of Art
Paris
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Louvre
Coe
Ministry of Finance
France
Air France
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Tilton Baby Born at University Medical Center Columbia
Mr and Mrs Don Tilton of Auxvasse announce the birth of a daughter Tiffany Renee on August 31 at University Medical Center in Columbia. The newborn weighed seven pounds eight ounces. Grandparents are L O Tilton of Auxvasse and Mildred Yates of Louisville Kentucky. Great grandparents are Bob Tilton and his wife of Centralia.
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Don Tilton
Auxvasse
University Medical Center
Columbia
Tiffany Renee
L.O. Tilton
Mildred Yates
Louisville, Ky
Bob Tilton
Centralia
Mobile VA unit to aid veterans visits Mexico
A Veterans Administration mobile unit will come to Mexico on September 20 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the southeast courthouse square to help veterans access benefits. Staff will offer health, education, housing, and counseling information, with referrals to local agencies and outreach to minority groups. All area veterans are invited to visit the van.
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Veterans Administration
Mexico
G.I. Bill
Courthouse Square
American Stabbed At Moscow Show
An American businessman, James Hefty of Rohm and Haas, was stabbed at a Moscow trade fair by Yuri Kaprov, a 29-year-old Ukrainian farm worker. Hefty’s wound reached his liver but is expected to heal, and Kaprov was detained. Authorities noted Kaprov’s psychiatric discharge and unclear motive.
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Moscow
James Hefty
Philadelphia
Rohm and Haas
U.S
Town Of 11189 Reports Year Without Any Crime
FBI data show crime rising nationwide in 1973 by 6 percent with over eight million offenses, yet Coal Township Pennsylvania stood out as a crime-free town reporting no murders rapes or robberies in 1973. Police Chief Jesse Weaver credits patrols church activities and low drug use for keeping crime low.
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FBI
Coal Township
Pennsylvania
America
Jesse Weaver
Shamokin
Philadelphia
Weaver
Reports On Chou Illness Spark Early Inquiries
Reports that Premier Chou Enlai’s condition had worsened sparked a flurry of concern among U S visitors in Peking. Sen Hubert Humphrey and Sen Henry M Jackson disputed parts of the reports saying officials indicated Chou’s health was not good but not necessarily critical. Chou last appeared publicly about five weeks earlier at an Army Day reception.
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Peking
Chou Enlai
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Mutual Broadcasting System
Chou
New York Times
Humphrey
Teng Hsiao-ping
Togo
Fulbright
Mutual
Sen. Jackson
Senator Jones Suffered Mild Heart Attack After Veto Session
State Senate Minority Floor Leader A. Clifford Jones was hospitalized in Jefferson City on Thursday after a mild heart attack shortly after the legislative veto session adjourned. The AP report notes officials described the condition as mild and slated for medical evaluation.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Senate
A. Clifford Jones
Jefferson City
Fulton Air Show Promises Sky Stunts This Sunday
The Fulton Air Show, sponsored by the Moolah Air Patrol with Little Dixie and Tiger Shrine Clubs, opens at 2 p.m. Sunday. It features parachute jumpers, aerobatics, stunt flying, clowns, a concession stand, an eight man star formation, and acts by Marion Cole and Carol Craft. The Experimental Aircraft Association will display.
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Fulton
$9 Billion Boost Seen On Medical Care
Health Secretary Caspar Weinberger warns that unchecked inflation could add over $9.1 billion to U S medical care costs in two years. He cites costs rising 50 percent faster than the overall economy and urges voluntary restraint or federal intervention. He notes rising physician fees and hospital charges beyond general inflation.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
American Association of Medical Clinics
Congress
American Medical Association
American Hospital Association
Hanoi Jets Move Closer To Border
Washington report says North Vietnam moved MIG fighters toward the South Vietnamese border, creating the most active air threat yet. U.S. intelligence cites weak South Vietnamese air defenses, with limited air to air training and damaged Da Nang radar. Experts warn MIGs could approach Da Nang unseen as North Vietnam extends its surface to air missile belt.
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Washington
North Vietnam
U.S
Pentagon
South Vietnam
United States
da Nang
South Vietnam jets may face ground fire near demilitarized zone
Intelligence reports say South Vietnamese jets patrolling near the old DMZ could be at risk of ground fire as MIGs have been seen moving toward Dong Hoi base about 30 miles north of the DMZ. Numbers are small but expected to grow.
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South Vietnam
Old Demilitarized Zone
Dr James to present diabetes program at Mexico meet
Dr Ronald James of the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia will present a program at the Mexico Regional Diabetes Association meeting on Wednesday September 11 at 7 30 p m at Garfiel Community Center The talk is on Chronic Complications of Diabetes Physicians nurses diabetics and others are invited to attend.
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Ronald James
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Mexico
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