Governor Hearnes warns choosing repression over anarchy
Missouri Governor Hearnes warned graduates that the nation faces a choice between repression and anarchy as campus violence grows. He argued moderation must prevail and urged solving problems through reason, not force, while noting fears of civil rights loss if violence escalates.
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Danforth rules on school aid and education funding
The Missouri attorney general Dana Danforth ruled that state appropriations for colleges and universities must receive the same legislative priority as public school aid. He said public education covers higher education and that school debt payments come first in constitutional funding, with public education second.
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Lincoln University grants largest class with 256 degrees
Lincoln University awarded 256 degrees in its 104 year history marking the largest graduating class. Valedictorian Donna A. Clark and salutatorian Sharon Sestak led the Class of 1970 as commencement speaker Congressman William L. Clay urged graduates to be militant voices of protest yet avoid destroying the nation. Thurgood Marshall received an honorary Doctor of Laws in absentia. Curators and Alumni awards were given to several faculty and alumni figures.
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Sharon Sestak
Russellville
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Supreme Court
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Ruth M. Jefferson
Department of Mathematics
Earl F E. Wilson Jr
Board of Curators
Mixed morning report lists residents and offenses in county
The morning report details hospital admissions and a long list of residents with addresses. It also records traffic violations, public intoxication and muffler offenses, plus a circuit court petition and police court fines for running stop signs and imprudent driving.
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Herold R. Swenson
State Penitentary
Delores A. Cundiff
Capitol View Dr
John H. Schwarzer
Centertown
Cherokee B. French Jr
Jackson St
Debt ceiling critics link arms with spending debate
Washington critics of President Nixon era policies seize on debt ceiling legislation to press for reduced borrowing and defense cuts. Rep. Charles A. Vanik seeks a vote to cap borrowing authority at six billion dollars below the administration request and to cut corresponding Defense Department outlays.
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crippled students end trek in St. Louis
Ten crippled college students from Southern Illinois University rolled into St. Louis in wheelchairs, completing a six day ten mile trek to showcase stamina for work. The Winged Wheels Club members averaged about four miles per hour en route from Carbondale to Busch Stadium. A Democratic group here calls for rapid disengagement from Southeast Asia and opposes increases to the debt ceiling.
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Jet fuel mistake causes deadly Atlanta air crash
Federal investigators say jet fuel was poured into gasoline tanks of a Martin 404, causing both engines to fail and a crash on a highway near Atlanta that killed six aboard and five on the car. 200 gallons of jet fuel mixed with 400 gallons of gasoline, per NTSB Chairman John Reed.
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John Reed
National Transportation Safety Board
DeKalb-Peachtree
Atlanta
Lightning strikes man at farm pond near Sedalia
Harry Brauer aged 74 of Lia Monte Missouri was killed Sunday when struck by lightning while fishing at a farm pond near La Monte about ten miles west of Sedalia AP report from Sedalia Missouri notes Brauer was killed during the fishing outing.
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Harry Brauer
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Sedalia
Study skills course begins at University Extension Center
A study skills course starts June 24 at the University Extension Center 2507 Industrial Dr. It runs eight weeks on Wednesday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. designed for college freshmen and high school seniors.
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Reed cites workers on plane fuel misperception
Reed said two workers who fueled the plane told investigators they thought it used turbo jet engines and ran on jet fuel.
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