Consultants Issue Report on Missouri Higher Education Needs
Missouri consultants from the John M. Dalton council propose two coordinating reforms to end central control and create two coordinating councils. They forecast Missouri college enrollment rising to 1975 with 38,000 private and 100,000 public students and a metro concentration shift toward St. Louis and Kansas City. They call for a University of Missouri St. Louis on the Normandy campus and possible mergers in Kansas City, with 1970-75 enrollment projections and legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John M. Dalton
Council On Higher Education
Council
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Allan C. Pinister
Center For Study of Higher Education
University of Michigan
Robert Keller
College of Education
University of Minnesota
B.C. Gibson
Indiana University
James A. Finch
Cape Girardeau
Coordinating Council On Higher Education
St.Louis
University of Missouri
University
Normandy
Kansas City University
St Louis
Consultants Advise Enrolling Up To 25 000 At Columbia
The consultants propose a university enrollment limit near 25 000 and a scholarship plan. They advise merging the five regents boards into one, expanding to two large cities, and doubling classroom and lab space needs. They urge adequate financing and land/budget provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University At Columbia
Boards of Regents
Skybolt budget limits shape military thinking in debate
A television interview excerpt shows figures suggesting the United States would face $2.5 billion for a Skybolt option, with opposition arguing restraint on the deterrent and overall federal spending. Pentagon officials push a later 1966 operational date, amid concerns over costs and budget discipline.
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Pentagon
Helscuung Ure Aeucesau Suomig Visse
Skybolt
United States
Twoja
New Bloomfield
Sandra Jenkins
Darlene Smith
Peggy Finley
Martha Barnard
Jimmie Finley
New Bloomfield High School
Jack Pearson
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
James W. Abbott
University of Missouri Department of Education
St Elizabeth High Wins Top Progress Award
St Elizabeth High School earned the top $150 prize in the High School Planned Progress contest for the Jefferson City area, with New Bloomfield High School taking $100 as second place. Homer Ferguson of Missouri Power and Light announced the awards at a dinner in Jefferson City. Five area schools competed: St Elizabeth, New Bloomfield, Russellville, Eugene, and Vienna. The St Elizabeth report outlined industrial development ideas featuring an apparel, pallet and crating, and sub contracting firm to support aircraft manufacturing. Report presenters included Pat Stuckenschneider, Dorothy Brenneke, Betty Oligschlaeger, Robert Bax, and Fred Hubmandr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth
New Bloomfield
Jefferson City
Homer Ferguson
Missouri Power Fan Light Company
West Gate Lanes
Russellville
Eugene
Vienna
St. Elizabeth High School
Pat Stuckenschneider
Dorothy Brenneke
Betty Oligschlaeger
Nuclear Missile Guidance Efforts Face Delays and Budget.Move
The effort to develop guidance for intercontinental ballistic missiles and submarine launched missiles moves slower than hoped. Three advisory groups urged cancellation or delay during Eisenhower years. the project was revived last fall with a $350 million budget to push the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Defense Department
John C. Fletcher
Strategic Weapons Panel
President
Science Advisory Committee
Pentagon
Nationalist China Buys $500,000 UN Bond
Nationalist China purchased a $500,000 United Nations bond on Monday. A U.N. mission statement said the move shows confidence and support for the United Nations despite China facing its own pressing needs.
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United Nations, N.Y
China
U.N
United Nations
Daily Capital News publisher list and rates notice
Publication information for the Daily Capital News Jefferson City Missouri with names of publishers and editors. Subscription and mail rates are listed for various regions including Cole and Scheting counties, Missouri and outside states. It notes Associated Press rights and circulation bureau membership.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
William A. Weldon
William H. Weedon
L. Rose
Joseph G. Majershyx
News ‘Fribyna Company
Montroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Herain
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
Dominican election crisis involves bishops and exiled candidates
Four bishops deny charges while declaring Church neutrality as challenger Bosch and rival Fiallo remain top contenders. Bosch, exiled for 25 years fighting Trujillo, competes with Viriato Fiallo as chief rivals for the presidency. U.S. interest looms as Ambassador Martin meets President Bonnelly and declines to reveal details. The main risk centers on reactions from other parties amid a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosch
Viriato Fiallo
Finlly
Union
United States
U.S
John Barlow Martin
Rafael Bonnelly
National Palace
Martin
Menge
Mrs. Woehr 76 Dies at Her Koeltztown Home
Funeral services for Margaret Woehr 76 will be held at St Boniface Church Koeltztown with Rev Robert Schobee officiating. She died Sunday at her family home born November 23 1888 she married Fred Woehr in 1920.
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Margaret Woehr
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Koeltztown
Robert Schobee
Margaret Schaffer
Hilke
National
Fred Woehr
Horacio
Ornes
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Authentic Revolutionary Party
Bosch
Santo Domingo
Basch
State Council
Revolutionary Vanguard
National Civic Union
Death of Clarence O Hanes Former Jefferson City official
Clarence O Hanes 73 of 722 CUA Dr retired chief of contributions for Missouri Division of Employment Security died at home. He served as Jefferson City chamber executive secretary from 1930 and earlier led chambers in Stuebenville and Washington. Born Aug 9 1899 in Quincy Ill he married Zora Wilson in 1917 and Iva M Trigg in 1954. Survived by wife two sons brothers and three sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. today at local funeral home with Rev D Russell Lytle. burial Riverview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence O. Hanes
CUA
Jefferson City
Stuebenville
Ohio
Washington
Iva M. Trigg
C. 0. Hanes Jr
St. Louis
Ambrose Hanes
Denver
Colo
Wesley Hanes
Alton
Trl
Edith Lilly
Peoria
Jil
H. EH. Sellers
Mollie Hanes
Hannibal
First Methodist Church
D. Russell Lytle
Riverview Cemetery
Rites Thursday For Leo Wegman
Leo A Wegman 66 of Scruggs Station Road died Monday at St Marys Hospital Funeral services 10 am Thursday at St Joseph Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr Francis O Duignan officiating Burial in Resurrection Cemetery Rosary today at 7 pm at local funeral home Wegman born Loose Creek June 20 1896 married Rose Ann Westerman June 4 1918 Survived by two sons Jack and Leroy Wegman Jefferson City two daughters Mrs Janette Woody Hamilton and Sister Mary Rose Miriam three brothers Albert Joe Wegman Louis Frank Wegman two sisters Mrs Lena Hoelscher Union and Mrs Josie Ferguson St Louis three half brothers Bernard Werman Cedar City Robert Wegman Jefferson City Paul Wegman Indiana one step brother John Sullivan Jefferson City one step sister Mrs Nellie Rice Jefferson City and 13 grandchildren
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Leo A .Wegman
Scruggs Station Rd
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Francis O'Duignan
Resurrection Cemetery
P.m
Mr. Wegman
Loose Creek
Jacob B. Wegman
Rose Ann Westerman
Jack
Leroy Wegman
Jefferson City
Janette Woody
Hamilton
Mary Rose Miriam
N.D
St. Charles
Albert
Joe Wegman
Obituary Note With Koeltz Town and Marys Home Relatives
The deceased is survived by one daughter Mrs John Buschfost of Koeltz town a step daughter Mrs Joe Lanning of Marys Home one brother Joe Hilke of Argyle and five grand children Burial is planned at the parish cemetery in Koeltztown
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John Buschfost
Koeltztown
Joe Lanning
Marys Home
Joe Hilke
Argyle
Carpenter and public works employee dies after illness
He had been ill since April. Born February 25, 1901 in Jefferson City, he was a carpenter. Surviving: his wife Esther Pringle, two brothers Charles E Schwartz of Jefferson City, Alexander Schwartz of St. Joseph, four sisters, with services in the local chapel and burial at Riverview Cemetery.
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Schwartz
State Board of Public Works
Jefferson City
Edward J. J
Eda F. Knaup Schwartz
Charles E. Schwartz
Alexander Schwartz
St. Joseph
Leo Rynders
Abilene
Texas
George A. Ridgeway
Columbia
Margaret Horaki
B. W. Caplinger
Funeral Home
Frankit W. Penick
Riverview Cemetery
Frank Dickneite Dies at Hospital in Jefferson City
Vienna special report states Frank Dickneite aged 83 died at Charles E Still hospital in Jefferson City Monday. Born November 4 1879 he married Sophie Welshmeyer October 4 191? to whom he left four daughters Mrs Norbert Lehman Mrs Joe Rademacher Mrs Willard Bartel all of Freeburg and Mrs Keith Thompson of Holla four sons Alex Ted Tim Dickneite of Freeburg and Frank Dickneite Jr in the U S Army now in Germany 37 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Holy Family Catholic church in Freeburg Thursday at 9 am with Rt Rev Monsignor Groner officiating. Rosary to be recited at the funeral home in Vienna today and Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Frank Dickneite
Charles E.still Hospital
Jefferson City
Sophie Welshmeyer
Norbert Lehman
Joe Rademacher
Willard Bartel
Freeburg
Keith Thompson
Holla
Alex
Ted
Tim Dickneite
Frank Dickneite Jr
U.S. Army
Germany
Holy Family
Monsignor Groner
William Cochran Dies of Vichy
William Ed ward Cochran 67 of Vichy Route 1 died Monday at his home. Born March 9, 1895 he was the son of William and Roberta Cochran and never married. Survivors include brother John Cochran Rolla and sisters Mrs Laura Diamean Rolla and Mrs Celia Bunton Vichy. Services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Vichy Church of Christ with Rev C A Mallow officiating. Burial will be in Allen Cemetery.
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Vienna
William Edward Cochran
Vichy
William
Roberta Cochran
John Cochran
Rolla
Laura Diamean
Celia Bunton
Vichy Church of Christ
C. A. Mallow
Allen Cemetery
Senghor and Dia Clash Over Senegal Economic Paths
Diplomatic observers in Paris note President Senghor and Prime Minister Dia clash on economic strategy since Senegal’s 1960 independence. Dia pushes cooperatives to squeeze independent businessmen while Senghor favors private enterprise growth and anti graft efforts. Both men belong to UPS which controls the National Assembly and reflect sectarian and regional support dynamics.
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Paris
Senghor
Jakar
Africa
National Assembly
Dia
Senegal
France
Senegal Progressist Union
UPS
Kennedy Discusses Policy Choices and Nuclear Threats
President Kennedy in a televised interview reflects on October policy successes and the April 1961 Bay of Pigs failure. He argues for peace with the Soviet Union despite Khrushchev’s stance, defends troop dispatch to Mississippi, rejects steel price hikes, and notes Congo and India Pakistan tensions. Interviewers Herman and Vanacour join Lawrence.
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Congress
Hisuarantine
Kennedy
Khrushchev
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Europe
United States
Congo
Pakistan
India
Pierre Salinger
White House
Cooperative Network
George Herman
Columbia Broadcasting System
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Cuba
Court Beeee Spartan and the Ross seniority dispute
A UAW challenge to Ross Gear and Tool over plant relocation from Detroit to Lebanon, Tennessee questions whether seniority rights survive contracts. A Detroit judge ruled for workers, a Cincinnati circuit court reversed, stating rights depend on contract terms. The case compares to Durkee Foods relocation and notes the merging of Gemmer into Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beee Spartan, Mills
Spartanburg
D.C
United Auto Workers
Ross
Lebanon
U.S. Dist
Detroit
U.s.circuit Court
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
Durkee Famous Foods
Glidden Co
Elmhurst
N.Y
Bethlehem
Gemmer Manufacturing Co
Ross Gear & Tool
Gemmer
Effort Linchpin in Cuban Relief Negotiations
Officials at Port Everglades were told the African Pilot would reach the port Wednesday to aid Cuba via Farrell Lines. Red Cross arranged the freighter to carry food and drugs if Havana accepts. Supplies valued around 63 million dollars were ready for shipment. No federal aid details were provided to supplement Cuban Families Committee funds, and outcome coverage remains unclear. Relatives of Havana prisoners voiced cautious optimism that captives may be freed by year’s end. A Miami mother cited hopeful reports from relatives and said, All I hear sounds good.
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Port Everglades
Red Cross
Farrell Lines
Cuba
Havana
Cuban Familes Committee
Meyers family adopts seven new siblings at airport
Meyers executes a high profile adoption welcoming seven children as new brothers and sisters. The family includes Phillip, Pauline Rae and others aged 12 to 3. Meyers, a Celanese Corp executive from Charlotte, had kept his children private until the airport greeting. Also in Cairo, the UAR signs a three year trade pact with East Germany trading cotton rice phosphate leather vegetables for fertilizers and electric machines, totaling $51.5 million last year.
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Baker
Phillip
Pauline Rae
Theresa Diane
Timothy Walter
Loretta Louise
Susan Jean
Jeffrey Joseph
Herald Jay
Monica Jo
Meyerses
Karen
Sally
Mark
Meyers
Celanese Corp
Charlotte
Hercules Powder Co
St. Louis
Seattle
Wash
Cairo
United Arab Republic
East Germany
U.A.R
Communists Prosecution Under Smith Act Highlights Testimony
The sole government witness reporter Will Lissner of The New York Times testified that Gus Hall the Communist party general secretary said at a June 8 1962 news conference the party would not comply with the law. Hall said he would rather face life in jail than become an informer or supply membership lists to the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lissner
The
New York Times
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Lissner
Hall
Justice Department
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St. Elizabeth High
Lihat
G. A. Fischer Drug Company
Trajisios
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Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujilla
Leo Wegman
Paul H. Schwartz
Rt. 4
Royal
William Cochran
JFK
Herman
William H. Lawrence
American Broadcasting Co
Sander Vanacour
National Broadcasting Co
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High Dial
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