13 Dec 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
1
The State Board of Education considers a $3 million increase in state aid for public schools amid rising enrollment and attendance. About 27 districts seek to base aid on estimated average daily attendance rather than prior year figures, with total state aid near 162 million dollars.
Ben Morton told the House Appropriations Committee Missouri expects slower college enrollment growth for several years. The Commission on Higher Education cut next year’s requested budget to 108.2 million with 105.4 million from general revenue amid lower than expected freshmen growth and fewer hires. Lincoln University’s status prompts debate on its future role.
The education department indicated about 7 million dollars would be allocated for federal school lunch and materials to local districts, but no recommendation was provided. The state school foundation program would be adjusted to administer a 788,798 dollar program, reduced by the governor to 157,587 dollars.
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The Little Angels from Korea bring a 28 girl plus two boys troupe to Richardson Auditorium for shows at 6 and 8 pm. Sponsored by People-to-People, the act showcases fan dance and sword dance with 38 drums, hourglass drum, and court music. Tickets remain at local outlets.
Sen. Strom Thurmond warned Congress that UN Headquarters on American soil lacks binding legal status under 1947 conditions. He argued the United States need not issue visas to Viet Cong, claiming the United Nations failed to obtain unanimous acceptance of all conditions. He urged the U.N. to relocate if it cannot meet U.S. immigration laws and security requirements.
Five persons escaped serious injury in a three car crash Monday night near Routes A and B in Callaway County. Madeline Hoover, 40, of Mokane tried to turn and drove into a ditch, then was hit by Allan Culver, 18, of Fulton. Culver’s car then struck Ruth Clark, 36, of Steedman as it veered northbound.
Atty. Gen. Norman ruled that Lake Ozark patrol may not enforce municipal ordinances beyond its authority. The decision states patrol officers can investigate crimes but cannot enforce city ordinances or arrest for ordinance violations. The ruling followed a request by city officials amid a July 4 incident and firecracker related injuries.
The City Parking and Traffic Commission urged permanent concrete islands at the Clark and Dunklin Streets intersection. Temporary sandbag and sign islands now direct traffic, praised by Public Works Director Edwin H. Rackers Jr. as effective after several weeks. The panel also recommended removing stop signs at Dunklin Chestnut.
A petition to dissolve the Central West Conference of the Methodist Church for Negro congregations was filed in Pettis County Circuit Court. Formed in 1982 to unify Negro churches across nine states, the conference allegedly discharged obligations and distributed assets. Integration of Negro churches into regular conferences was arranged last year. States involved include Missouri Kansas Iowa Colorado Montana North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and part of Illinois.
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