Jaycees Vote Sale Option On Fairgrounds
The Junior Chamber of Commerce votes to grant the Chamber of Commerce an option on the Jaycee Cole County fairgrounds for 100000, with possession hoped by May 1. If no suitable fair site is found, the 1966 fair may be canceled.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
William W. Quigg
Robert Roark
Chamber
I. H
Jim) Reed
Chesebrough Pond’s Inc
Jaycees
Scruggs Station Road
Country Club
Roark
Gemini 6 and 7 Rendezvous Captures Space Milestone
The United States achieves a historic space rendezvous as Gemini 6 piloted by Schirra and Stafford meets Gemini 7 commanded by Lovell. The two craft fly nose to nose within six to ten feet during their Pacific Ocean high orbit, amid a global tracking effort and triumphal ground control communication.
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Schirra
United States
Stafford
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Mission Control
Agena
Borman
Indian Ocean
Florida
Economists Clash Over Monetary Policy Views
Economists Galbraith Wallich and others argue over tax cuts and higher interest rates as inflation tools. Galbraith warns of taxing bias toward the rich and unintended effects on debtors. Wallich defends rate hikes, noting savers and small investors may be harmed. he backs a late overdue discount rate rise and favors moderate rates with limited changes.
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Wallich
Ismail
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Galbraith
Power grid upgrades urged after Northeast blackout
Swidler warned a single failure can trigger a cascade through cutoff switches and urged stronger grids. He said the industry is taking steps to address the Northeastern blackout but cautioned trouble could arise in unforeseen ways. He supported giving the commission authority to set uniform standards.
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Swidier
Leason
Swidler
Wreckage Sighted as CAP Planes Join Colorado Missing Flight Search
Pyper described a space lithe craft with brown stripes partly snow covered and possibly burned. Deputies skiers and forest rangers led snow vehicle climbs to a difficult pass as over 80 Civil Air Patrol planes aided a Colorado and New Mexico search. The Lovelaces had been missing since Monday with part of the effort aimed at a nearby area where a Flying Tiger Airlines cargo plane vanished en route from Los Angeles to Chicago. A pilot reported seeing a bright flash after the cargo plane’s last radio call.
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Pyper
Aspen
Civil Air Patrol
Colorado
New Mexico
Lovelaces
Alamosa
Flying Tiger Airlines
Los Angeles
Chicago
Johnson faces Viet Nam war pause rumor amid holiday pace
Moyers notes no plans for a Christmas Eve address on suspending bombing of North Vietnam amid reports of an impending Johnson announcement. Ayub cancels Paris talks with De Gaulle due to French election, will meet Erhard in Cologne instead. Johnson watches Gemini 6 launch and receives new ambassador credentials at the White House.
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Moyers
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Ayub
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Paris
Cologne
Germany
Erhard
Walter Reed Medical Center
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Tanzania
Lincoln Lab School Christmas Program Set at Richardson Auditorium
The Lincoln University elementary laboratory school presents its annual Christmas program The Littlest Angel by first graders at 7 30 p m today in Richardson Auditorium A repeat broadcast is planned at 4 30 p m Friday on KRCG TV Channel 13.
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Lincoln University Elementary Laboratory School
Richardson Auditorium
Krcg-Tv
Tax Boost Talk Labeled Untrue
The White House dismissed as untrue reports that the Johnson administration would raise taxes to fund Vietnam War costs. Press secretary Moyers called speculation about a $60 billion defense budget for 1967 and a negative income tax plan unfounded and not presented to the President.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
William D. Moyers
White
House
Nybody
Moyers
Johnson
Congress
White House
Viet Nam
R. Sargent Shriver
Justice Douglas Divorce Suit Filed By His Third Wife
Joan Douglas 25, the third wife of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, filed for divorce in Yakima Washington accusing him of cruel treatment. She seeks $500 monthly for eight months starting January 1 and $400 monthly thereafter for life or until she remarries.
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Yakima
Wash
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Joan Douglas
Douglas
Superior
Goose Prairie
Yakima County
Washington, D.C
Allegheny College
Joan
Buffalo
N.Y
Justice Douglas
Mercedes Hester Davidson
Tire and wheel stolen from parked truck
Roger Ponder of Iberia reported that a tire and wheel valued at 27 dollars were stolen from his car Wednesday afternoon while parked at Lincoln University field house parking lot. He said the trunk was locked with no pry marks. A toolbox with assorted tools and a tire and wheel was also taken on November 17 from the same location.
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Roger Ponder
Iberia
Lincoln University Field House
Ponder
American Gemini Mission Targets 1966 Space Pace
Astronauts prepare for a two day GT-8 rendezvous and docking with an unmanned Agenda rocket as part of advancing orbital operations. Officials note Soviet space buildup and reflect on NASA budget pressures amid Viet Nam, with a January unmanned Apollo suborbital and a December Titan 3C launch planned to place four satellites.
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Company of the Cape
Dr. Mueller
Pacific Ocean
Johnson
NASA
VietNam
Cape
Air Force
Budget Adopted For Libraries In Cole County and Jefferson City
A 1966 budget of 161300 dollars was approved by the Cole County and Jefferson City library boards. Largest expense is 80000 for salaries, with 42000 for books and materials and 39300 for operations. Included 29000 for stop gap maintenance on the old building. Officers elected include President Mrs. G H Turner and Secretary Mrs. Lawrence Idergast.
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Cole County
Jefferson City
City Library Board
G. H. Turner
Bald Hil Road
Los Angeles
David News Marceline Pendergast Burnett
Hayselton
Tam Pen
Lawrence Idergast
Kansas City
Giffen
Secre i
Burnett
William
Malibu
Deaths Rites Saturday For Mrs Dampf In Russellville
Mrs Virgie Mae Dampf 58 died unexpectedly Wednesday at her home near Russellville She was born April 26 1907 near Enon daughter of Embra and Emma Simmons Scott She is survived by husband Herschel two children Bert Sestak and Donald Paul both of Russellville five siblings including Brooks Hill Charles Carney Earl Rush and Ester Scott five grandchildren and five nieces and nephews Services will be held 130 p m Saturday at Cortesilla Baptist Church with Rev Eldon Myers officiating Burial will follow in Enloe Cemetery
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Russellville
Virgie Mae Dampf
Dampf
Enon
Embra
Emma Simmons Scott
Herschel Dampf
Bert Sestak
Donald Paul Dampf
Brooks Hill
Tipton
Charles Carney
Earl Rush
Santa Anna
Calif
Ester Scott
Los Angeles
Larry Scott
Cortesilla Baptist Church
Eldon Myers
Enloe
Mrs. Meda Woody Dies at Versailles at 80
Funeral services for Mrs. Meda Woody 80 will be at 2 p.m. Friday at a Versailles funeral home. Born February 2, 1885 in Pulaski County, she was the daughter of James and Martha Robinson. Surviving are son Bernie Woody of Council Bluffs Town. daughters Donna Manes Fortuna Alma Payne and Elsie Luna Tipton. brother Anton Robinson Tacoma Washington. sister Nellie Robinson Lebanon. Rev. Ivan Cameron to conduct. burial at Versailles Cemetery.
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Versailles
Meda Woody
Woody
Pulaski County
James
Martha Caldwell Robinson
Thomas J. Woody
Freedom Church
Bernie Woody
Council Bluff
Town
Donna Manes
Fortuna
Alma Payne
Elsie Luna
Tipton
Anton Robinson
Tacoma
Wash
Nellie Robinson
Lebanon
Ivan Cameron
The
Versailles Cemetery
Boonville Woman Injured In Two Car Mishap
Three people injured in a two car crash on Old Highway 40 in Howard County at 3 30 pm Wednesday. Beverly June Parr of Boonville sustained a broken pelvis and skull fracture and is at St Josephs Hospital. Florence Gaddis of Fayette is in critical condition after riding with Helen Wright of Fayette in a car that swerved into Parrs path to avoid a vehicle exiting a driveway.
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Howard County
State Highway Patrol
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Beverly June Parr
Boonville
Parol
Florence Gaddis
Fayette
Helen Wright
Wright
Parr
Gen Randol Dies in Piedmont Calif at 83
Brig. Gen. M. G. Randol USA Ret died at his Piedmont home Tuesday at age 83. He taught Military Science at the University of Missouri from 1933 to 1937. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs J C Cartland and Mrs R P Thompson five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Friday in Presidio California.
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M. G. Randol
USA
Piedmont
Calif
Randol
Tthe University of Missouri
J. C. Cartland
Wardsville
R. P. Thompson
Leawood
Kane
Presidio
State Chamber Hires Michigan Executive
Glenn E. Scott of Lansing Michigan will become executive vice president of the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce January 1. He succeeds Lawrence Schneider who resigned. Scott has led public affairs for the Michigan State Chamber for three years and formerly worked on the staff of the United States Chamber.
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Glenn E. Scott
Lansing
Mich
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Schneider
Scott
Michigan State Chamber
United States Chamber
NATO ministers debate force buildup amid top secret totals
McNamara pushes Asia Latin America and Africa outreach as NATO ministers weigh a controversial plan to boost alliance armed forces. Britain doubts feasibility citing outside commitments and costs. Dennis Healy calls for a five year buildup to improve effectiveness and economy.
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Asia
Latin America
Africa
NATO
Britain
Dennis Healy
Lebanelle
Wheat Quality Sales Described by Agriculture Dept
Washington AP The Agriculture Department announced that all qualities of wheat from Commodity Credit Corporation stocks will be sold for unrestricted use to stabilize supplies and prices. The action follows the ever normal granary policy to add to stocks when production exceeds needs and use reserves when demand rises.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department
Chicago
PSC Orders Original Cost Study for St Charles Gas
The Missouri Public Service Commission ordered an original cost study of St Charles Gas Co to inspect rate reasonableness. Chairman William R Clark noted about 150 customers complain their bills run 30 percent higher than Laclede Gas Co. across the Mississippi River, which owns 80 percent of the St Charles utility. The PSC typically allows gas firms a return near 7 percent of plant investment.
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Missouri Public Service Commission
St.Charles Gas Co
William R. Clark
Commission
Laclede Gas Co
St. Louis
St. Charles
Mississippi River
PSC
Daily Capital News Seeks Readers With Subscription Rates
The Daily Capital News lists delivery and mail rates for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding areas. It details carrier, daily, Sunday, and combination options and notes regional pricing for Core and adjoining counties, all Missouri counties, and outside Missouri.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
MATS
Core
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Senator Assairs Farm Program Criticizes Food for Peace Funding
Len Milton R. Young, R-N D, charged that many government schemes meant to aid non-farmers are recorded as farm program costs. He cited P L 480 Food for Peace and the school lunch program as inflating agriculture budgets to 6 to 7 billion, with two thirds benefiting consumers. Anson Horning spoke on the Wheat Growers Association stance as delegates prepared for the 16th annual convention. The current P L 480 program expires this year.
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Lincoln
Neb
Len Milton R. Young
R-N. D
National Association of Wheat Growers
Young
Food For Peace
Wheat Growers Association
P. L
Rights Agency Planning Probe in Missouri Hiring Cases
Missouri Commission on Human Rights chairman Forrest P. Carson said the agency will probe discriminatory hiring complaints referred by federal agencies. He noted Missouri ranks in the top six states for complaints referred by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in its first 100 days and listed railroads, utilities, packing and shoe firms, auto makers, hospitals, and unions as targets. Carson emphasized settling matters at the state level to avoid federal action where possible.
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Forrest P. Carson
Missouri Commission On Human Rights
Carson
Missouri
Federal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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