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Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1967

Page

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Real Estate Group to Challenge State Civil Rights Rulings

The X Real Estate Association will test in court whether brokers fall under the Public Accommodations law after a Jefferson City realtor, Camille R. Black Real Estate, allegedly refused to sell to a Black man. The case stems from a complaint filed Aug. 10 with the Human Rights Commission.

X + Real Estate Association State Human Rights Commission Chester Mele Columbia Th Association Jefferson City Atersity The Human Rights Commission Camille R. Black E. High St M. E. Morris Harselton Drive Risk Wolfe J. Raymond Brummer Jefferson City City Supreme Court

Peking Silent on Seventh Nuclear Test Report

Tokyo AP reports Peking again silent about an AEC finding that China conducted its seventh nuclear test Sunday. The lack of comment fuels speculation that the test may have gone awry or been problematic.

Peking Tokyo U.S. Atomic Energy Commission

Holidays Open Cruise Season Amid Ship and Travel Shifts

The piece notes Christmas marks the start of the winter cruise season as demand rises from 65,000 to about 400,000 in a year, while air travel gains and ship profitability falters. It details government, labor, and industry dynamics, including the Queen Mary sale and North Atlantic travel shifts. It also touches on China nuclear tests and real estate policy debates.

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Missouri Christmas accidents kill 24 in three days

The toll rose to 24 from December holiday crashes across Missouri. Friday through Sunday saw seven dead on Sunday, 18 on Saturday, and three on Friday. Among the victims was St. Louis pedestrian Carter Car ruth 70. Cub Scout Pack 3 awards were presented at a Faith and Trinity Lutheran churches meeting.

Cub Scout Pack Faith Trinity Lutheran Missouri Marilyn Jefferies Charles E. Still Highway Patrol Bob Cat Donald Beck Alan Sommerer Ronald Jim Miller County Beck Denner Randy

Policewoman killed in Nassau crash after aiding victims

5 foot 3 inch brunette Kathleen Reilly, Nassau County's first policewoman, was killed on Christmas night while helping crash victims on Meadowbrook Parkway. She had joined the force two years ago and was recently promoted to detective in juvenile aid. Her brother and fiancé witnessed the tragedy as another car struck the auto she had stopped to assist. Damage from the incident included about $31,400 to a vehicle and about $200 to a cartbrook Parkway cart. The 1966 toll for traffic fatalities stood at 105 dead.

Danny Sauer David Gernardt Jim Nance Larry Beck Jonathan Backes George Huey Mike Nichols James Blockberger Eric Versman George Huey David Gerghardt David Gerhardt Tona Tha Backes David Gerhatae McNabb Jona Mexico Ithan Backes Danny Slidi Sauer County Hospital Freeport N.Y Nassau County Kath Lauto Miss Reilly Nassau County Force

Hospital admissions list shows numerous residents linked to St Marys area

A long ledger style report lists admissions across multiple towns including Eugene Henley Olean and Vienna with names such as Charles Still Howard Bennett George Evers and many others. The piece also records births marriages and divorce filings tied to St Marys Hospital and area residents. It mentions specific addresses and gives patient identifiers for a broad regional roster.

Charles E. Still Howard Bennett Eugene George Evers Henley Charles ‘Farris Olean William Hall Don Andrey Jenkins St. ‘Louis Sarah Lockett Buena Vista St Sandra Ae Murty St. Mary Larry Russell Mary Smith Argyle Herman Smith Hart II Robert Cantwell Ettersville Albert Seaton Meta

Conservationists elect Jackson officers and directors

The Cole County Chapter of the Missouri Conservation Federation held its annual meeting and elected A. B. Jackson as president and William H. Trawbarger as vice president. Mrs. Fred Dunlap was secretary. Orville Hudson era. Three-year terms went to Dr. Robert H. Fuchs Mrs. Walter Schroeder Haskell Holman Jack A. Stanford Vincent Hoelscher and Carl W. Morrow. Youth conservation awards were given with first place to Larry Thompson Lohman 4H, second to Larry Hoelscher Wardsville, and third to Steve and Betty Kunabel Forest Hill. Teams from Forest Hill Osage Bluff Wardsville Lohman and String Town Corinth placed in the group competition.

Cole County The Missouri Conservation Federation A. B Bud) Jackson Williamh. Trawbarger Fred Dunlap Larry Thompson Lohman Larry Hoelscher Wardsville Club Steve Betty Kunabel Forest Hill Club Albert Wibberg Osage Bluff Club Charlotte Miller Edward Franks Lohman Club Eugene Thompson Stringown-Corinth Club Clarence Loesch Daily Capital News Robert C. Goshorn William H. Weldon R. J. Rose Robert Blosser Frank Holt Joseph G. Majersky Kenneth M. Johnson Murray News Tribune Company Monroe Street Jefferson City Associated Press Jafferson City Missouri I Cole United States Audit Bureau of Circulations

Wednesday TV Schedule Highlights and Film Listing

The schedule lists morning to late evening programs across networks with shows such as Today Show CBS News NBC News and a late movie The Mole People from 1956. It notes daytime soap Second World turns and a Grand Marquee feature with a sci fi temple discovery.

Johm Agar Cynthia Patrick Hugh Beaumont NBC News Linus the Lion Mike Douglas Timmie Lassie CBS News Ozark Opry Good Morning World Will Sonnet Tonight

Pope Paul VI to give public audience Wednesday

The Vatican announced that Pope Paul VI will hold a public audience on Wednesday, his first since a prostate operation on November 4.

Vatican City Vatican Paul VI

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