Bond Issue Absentee Voter Response Slow
Absentee voting for a proposed 8.5 million industrial bond shows minimal traction with only four voters requesting ballots. Precinct locations include Main Street areas and city hall, with ballots delivered last Wednesday and the election set for Tuesday. Ballot pickups occurred at Precincts One through Four, while the clerk’s office reports no further requests last week. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm with turnout expected to be low.
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iMain St
Wes
St. Jos
Eph
Betty Abernathy
WATC
Jemnet
Southwest School
K. Dunklin St
Don Awe
Elm and Clark
Terco Inc
Interco
Capital Footnotes Elephant Helps GOP Raise Funds at Anniversary Fete
Washington report on a GOP gala marking the party’s 100th founding anniversary at the Washington Hilton. About 1.20 tickets sold at $2 each, raising an estimated $250,000 for the 1966 congressional campaign fund. Main speakers included Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Bob Wilson. An elephant named Republic Ann won a contest to name the symbol, with a prize of a round trip to the gala. Also notes Senate Agriculture Committee action on a milk program bill seeking $115 million for fiscal 1967 and $120 million thereafter, with administration calls to cut back.
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Washington
Republic
Republican Congressional Committee
Washington Hilton
GOP
Richard MM. Nixon
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Bob Wilson
California
Republic Ann
Scenate Agriculture Committee
Senate Agriculture
Race Postponed Amid Senate Civil Liberties Debate
A postponed race is noted as part of a broader session where a house passed measure for a self help program for cotton producers was sent on without recommendation. Concurrent resolutions seek parity over 12 months while other remarks cover CIA oversight and government stockpile declines.
Firemen Strike Shuts Atlanta Fire Department
About 500 of Atlanta's 728 firemen struck over wages Tuesday night rejecting a plea by Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. to return to work. The city obtained a Fulton County injunction ordering a return to duty and barring mass resignation. Fire protection was improvised with officers and police aiding stations while air traffic remained uninterrupted.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Ivan Allen Jr
Fulton County Superior Court
Virlyn Moore
Trion
Teday
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Notices
A list of hospital admissions includes Charles E. Still, Mary Buchanan, Marcia Ham, Edna Baker, Laura Wells, Esther MeKinnex, Emma Wiegerson, Flossie Carter, Carol Sage, Mary Pleas, Annabelle Wolfe, Mary Weiners, Frederick Pohlmann, Laura Wells, and others. Births report a daughter for Arthur Higgins and a son for Bernard Pleys and Wilbur Sage with multiple hospital and route details.
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Charles E. Still
Mary Buchanan
Ustate St
Margaret Stein
Man
Argyle
Marcia Ham
Aurora St
Flossie Carter
New Florence
St. Mary's
Carol Sage
Rollin BE. Brock
Moreau Drive
Mary Pleas
Harvey Lipshock
Mt. Sterling
Randall Caldwell
California
Edward Wilders
Annabelle Wolfe
Marshall
Mary Weiners
Arthur Higgins
Caredenton
Charles EB. Still Hospital
Bernard Pleys
St. Mary's Hospital
Wilbur Sage
Raymond Lueckenotte
Memorial Hospital
Preliminary Application Set For City Plan Finance Aid
Jefferson City filed a preliminary federal grant application for a comprehensive city plan and jetty work. Harland Bartholomew and Associates are likely to be the planning consultant, with Malcom C. Drummond preparing the evaluation. The plan targets a year 1990 horizon and a budget around 50 040 for base maps.
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Jefferson City
Thomas H. Benton
Benton
Harland Barthlomew and Associates
Malcolm C. Drummond
Harland Bartholomew
Harland Bartilomew
State Division of Commerce
Central Business
Funct
General Revenue Fund
Central Business Distriat
Contricts
Njtions
Drummond
City ‘Plan Commission
Planning Commission
Official Predicts Shortage of Milk
ST. LOUIS AP The director of the economics division of the National Milk Producers Federation warned of a possible long run milk shortage due to fewer dairy cattle and rising demand. Judson P. Mason urged a 45 cent per hundredweight rise in class one fluid milk prices to spur production and avert shortfalls. He testified at a two day U S Agriculture Department hearing in the Midwest and South. Other witnesses endorsed increases up to 50 cents, while two opposed across the board hikes as unjustified in all markets.
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ST. Louis
National Milk Producers Federation
Judson P. Mason
Washington
Mason
U. S. Agriculture
Midwest
South
Dairy Farmer Co
Robert Winton
Chicago
James S. Rudy
Dallas
Tex
Norry
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Eastern
National
Thomas A. David
Northwest
Trans World and Revenue
United
P.L. Siemiller
Acs
Ottos Welcome Daughter Terry Lynn Otto
Mr and Mrs Donald Otto of 5833 Devonshire Ave St Louis welcome daughter Terry Lynn born Friday Carl F Otto of 1519 Green Berry Road is paternal grandfather.
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Donald ¢. Otto
Devonshire Ave
St. Louis
Terry Lynn
Carl F. Otto
Green Berry Road
Missouri Conservation Commission Wins Information Awards
The Missouri Conservation Commission received three first place honors in a nationwide contest by the American Association of Conservation Information Agencies. Winners were announced in Hot Springs, Arkansas, with the monthly Missouri Conservationist magazine taking top honors again. Don Wooldridge, chief photographer, won in black and white photography for a wild turkey Buntuns series.
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Rey Aine
Missouri Conservation Commission
American Association of Conservation Information Agencies
Missouri
Hot Springs
Ark
Commission
Missouri Conservationist
Don Wooldridge
Missouri Commission
Wen
Weather Report From The Sunniest City
Weather data shows 64 at midnight with yesterday high 86 and low 62. Precipitation over past 24 hours totals .36 inches, month to date 1.40, year to date 17.10. Barometer 29.73 rising, humidity 62 percent. Highest wind speed this 24 hours at Bremoriel Airport. Sunrise 5?44, sunset 4:32, Jefferson City high 64.
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Nyoni
News Tribune Weather Bureau
Bremoriel
Weathz
Meh
Jefferson City
Boat Owners Must Correct Addresses in Missouri
The Missouri Boat Commission warned hundreds of boat owners to check registrations after notices of license expiration were sent to 23,810 owners. Acting secretary John Buford urged address updates to avoid arrest for expired registrations beginning July 1.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Missouri Boat Commission
John Buford
Commission
License color change scheduled in January Missouri to change plates
Missouri will switch to a new license plate color in January 1967 with white numbers on dark blue for passenger vehicles. Secretary Thomas E Whitecotton said annual I plates will begin in July, but July through January will use the current white on dark brown plates embossed with 87. Enforcement officials urged the annual plate issuance, citing legibility issues under the old tab system.
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Missouri
Lover
Thomas E. Whitecotton
Department of Revenue
Whitecotton
Annexation Fees Meet Thursday
Whitecotton said the state would retain its one plate system and the monthly renewal system. Planned color schemes for other state issued plates include Amateur radio white on dark green, Reserve passenger series white on dark green, Historic motor vehicle black on white, Dealer black on yellow, Local Truck black on yellow, Commercial bus white on dark brown.
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Whitecotton
Air Mechanics Wage Increase Recommended
A presidential board led by Senator Wayne Morse proposed wage increases for about 34 000 air line mechanics. Top mechanics would rise to 4 per hour over 42 months with 18 15 and 15 cent steps, while Group B gains would be 14 10 and 10 cents. The board called the plan strictly noninflationary and below what unions asked.
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Washington
Presidential Board
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Elders Registered At New Bloomfield
Twenty six persons aged 70 or older registered for Senior Citizens Day in New Bloomfield with a park dinner. GC Holt, 92, was the oldest male. Emma Boyd, 90, the oldest female present, and Mr and Mrs Taylor Nevins, married 60 years, were noted among attendees as residents organized against annexation plans.
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M. Holt
Emma Boyd
Taylor Nevins
Kinder
Citizens’ Day
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