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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1968

Page

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Day care funds extend to April in Jefferson City

Jefferson City's day care center, operating on strict economies, remains funded through early April. A special finance committee report shows about $4,000 of $12,500 Head Start funds still available plus parental and welfare contributions, with church pledges of $1,800 to $2,000. Additional fundraising and possible United Community Fund ties are under consideration to push the program beyond March 1.

Jefferson City Henry Polony Office of Economic Opportunity Polony Walter Price OEO United Community Fund

Bids Listed For Missouri University Projects

Apland Eckelkamp Electrical Co led low bids totaling 656149 for a 9.6 million auditorium and field project at the University of Missouri Columbia campus. Bids opened Sept 21 exceeded funds. curators consider rerouting unneeded money and reprogramming region funds to keep the center open while a separate rail merger news notes possible efficiency gains and a 3100 million annual savings.

Columbia, Mo Apland Eckelkamp Electrical Co Low Washington, Mo Legislature Columbia University of Missouri

Gold prices jump on Nixon talk in Europe

European markets reacted to speculations that President-elect Nixon may raise the official U S price for gold, potentially devaluing the dollar. London and other exchanges moved as dealers weighed possible U S policy shifts, while Kennedy avoided committing to a 35 dollar price.

London Nixon U.S Prince Europe David M. Kennedy Treasury United States

Mayor Seeks Charter Change On City Government

Mayor John G. Christy proposes a charter form of government and calls for a citywide vote on creating a 13 person commission. The petition requires about 149 signatures from eligible voters and, if approved, the commission would have one year to prepare a charter with no salary, only expenses. Dealings in gold abroad show a bullish market as prices climb.

London John G. Christy Jansons Frankfurt Commission Paris Zurich Crisia Christy Sion

Red Cross Warns of Severe Influenza Epidemic

Health officials and the Associated Press report the influenza outbreak may peak nationwide with New York City at a critical stage. Red Cross and Health Commissioner Edward O Rourke warn of a disaster level, predicting up to 300 000 New Yorkers affected by New Year’s Day as schools and colleges close to curb spread.

Associated ‘Press Edward Cal American Red Cross Q’rourke New York Lyear O'Rourke Moet

Cancer Crusade chairmen named

Two leading cancer volunteers have been named to direct the 1969 Cancer Crusade in Missouri by Dr. Byron E. Watts. Col. Charles R. Stribling, Mexico, is state chairman with Larry Dixon, Springfield, as vice chairman. They will lead thousands of volunteers across counties in April for literature distribution and fundraising to support research, education and service.

Missouri Byron E. Watts Forest Drive American Cancer Society Col Charles” R. Stribling Mexico Larry Dixon Springfield Dixon Greene County

Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log Update

A concise death log from the Missouri Highway Patrol lists six traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours ending at midnight, with year to date totals showing 1,401 deaths and a comparison to the same period last year. The report notes that the figures reflect previously reported deaths and are part of ongoing traffic safety tallies.

Local official hopes for surplus funds reallocation

Hughes says a precise request could justify considering extra funding if surplus expenditures pass. He cites local efforts as basis for guarded optimism about Jefferson City. Dod Thomason's Kansas City office offered no support for more movie releases and doubts funding could be shifted. The Bureau of the Budget has assented that funds from specific programs do not belong to the agency for other uses.

Hughes Jefferson City Dod Thomason OHO Kansas City Bureau of the Budget Agend

Auto struck by train but driver uninjured

An automobile was struck and dragged 45 feet by a Missouri Pacific switch engine on Hughes Street near Industrial Drive at 3:45 p.m. The driver, Tene L Walton of 1903 Dower Street, escaped injury after veering toward the tracks as the train approached. The engine operator Virgil’s stated he did not realize the collision until informed by his fireman.

Missouri Pacific Hughes St Industrial Drive Tene L. Walton Dower St Virgil’ S Tipton St. Louis Walton Aima

Stations Boost Auto Inspection Pace in Missouri

Central Missouri stations and motor companies are expanding the vehicle inspection program rapidly. Pilot efforts show most vehicles pass with minor defects and some major defects, while wait times and demand rise. officials cite customer pressure and the need for equipment, with several towns listing approved stations and hours.

Fulton Byrd Missouri Credie Gasper Williamsburg Miss Florida Bett ‘Inc Hermann Eiger Highway Patrol Dodge Elmer Sinclair Owenspection Chinery Ken Boyer VanWinkle Motor Company van Winkle Laiteie Sousley Terest Kelgiebrock Skelly, Stover Yarnell’s Versailles Waslya Manainan Hafawa

Hearnes Budget and Inaugural Schedule Announced

Missouri Governor Hearnes announced the budget message will be delivered January 9 to the Legislature, with his inaugural address January 18 after being sworn in for a second four year term. The legislative program is set for January 14 or 15 in a joint session. Inaugural events include a military reception January 12, a parade January 13, swearing-in on the capitol steps, and two inaugural balls.

Warren Hearnes Missouri House Senate Executive Mansion Capitol National Guard

U S Steel chief Blough to retire at year end

Roger M. Blough will retire as chairman and CEO of U S Steel Corp at the end of January. He will reach the mandatory retirement age of 65 next month and will be succeeded by Edwin H Gott, president of U S Steel. Edgar B Speer will become company president.

U.S. ‘Steel New York Roger M. Blough U.S Steel Corp Blough Eatwin H. Gott Sele Edgar B. Speer

Agnew to quit state post Jan 7 in bid for VP role

Annapolis Md AP Gov Spiro T Agnew announced he will resign as Maryland governor on January 7 to prepare for his upcoming duties as vice president of the United States The statement marks a transition from state leadership to national office duties in Washington DC and shapes the political landscape for the administration that will follow.

Girl Taken From Home At Gunpoint In Kansas City

Police report says Peggy Churston, 16, was abducted from a Merriam suburb home by three men. Her sister Ruth, 16, and grandmother Marie Thurston were present. A former boyfriend was implicated by police. FBI says no comment.

Kansas City Douglas Haines Near-Jmer Merriam Kan Merri Johnson County Peggy Churston Ruth Marie Thurston Oklahoma City Miss Thurston

Eisenhower kin dies in Arizona at 70

Carl Hisenhower, 70, brother of former President Dwight Eisenhower, died at his Scottsdale home. An electrical engineer with West Penn Power, he later entered public relations and served terms in the Illinois legislature. He retired to Scottsdale in 1968 after a Chicago Clerk of Cook County bid. Survived by wife Katherine, son Earl Jr, and daughter Kay Morgan of Rockford.

Scottsdale, Ariz Carl Hisenhower Dwight Eizenhower Scottsdale Hisenhower West Penn Power Co Pennsylvania Finais Phoenix Cook County Chicago Tho Eisenhower Katherine Earl Jr Kay Morgan Rockford

Local gas stations and car dealers listed in Richland and nearby towns

A fragmented OCR list names Vaughn's Shell Payne Chevrolet Arch's Texaco Matrons Service Garage Crocker Oakwood iService Havck Chevrolet Fred's DX Mark Twain Motors Havek Auto Sales M&S Motor Co Waynesville Hayes Ford Sales Dixon MARIES-Doyle's Texaco Wansing Service Center Weidinger Chevrolet Vienna Thomas Oil Co Belle.

Vaughn’s Shell Payne Chevrolet Richland Arch’s Texaco and Matrons Crocker Oakwood iService Havck Chevrolet Fred's DX Mark Twain Motors Havek Auto Sales M&s ‘Motor Co Waynesville Hayes Ford

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