Blackwell clashes with pickets at Capitol over education bill
Sen Earl Blackwell confronts teachers outside the Missouri Capitol as pickets denounce him and the Senate. He defends a bill to raise education aid by 350 million over four years funded mainly by a cigarette tax hike from 4 to 9 cents per pack. He notes the plan would add about 87.5 million annually and cites prior modest school funding gains. A sign-waving infant in a stroller and other placards target Blackwell as "Public Enemy No. 1" and demand action, while he contends the extra money will materialize and praises education work from past sessions.
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Blackwell
Education
Senate
City youth injured in crash as state death toll climbs
An 11 year old from Jefferson City was injured in a Friday night bus crash en route to St Louis while a separate one car accident near Windsor left passengers with minor injuries. Three drownings were reported east of Lohman turnoff as patrols noted more fatalities. Meanwhile, Missouri teachers protested Senate leadership with roadside billboards claiming cheap education and firing of good teachers.
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Jefferson
Memphis
Test
St. Iecident
Lohman
New Franklin
Seaway Patrol
Highway 5
Michael Bruce Basnett
Howard’ County
Polk St
U.S. 40
Charles E. Still
Windsor
St. Louis
Capitol
Jefferson City
Missouri
Abernathy resigns from Jefferson City post
Joe Abernathy longtime city fiscal officer announced his resignation effective June 30 at a 10 a.m. press conference amid debate over education funding and the city budget. The move comes after weeks of discussion about salary increases for city employees and a four month interim budget.
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Joe Abernathy
Jefferson City
Black River
Poplar Bluff
Bruce Stotts
Quinn
Missouri
John G. Christ
Ity
Abernathy
Robert Ellis
Fagus
Arkansas
Columbia
Jalmiach Drtala
Treenl Dan al i Cnunait Winanse Cnenmillan
Danforth seeks changes in Missouri office rental rules
Attorney General John C. Danforth urges tighter procedures for state agency property leasing in Missouri. He notes current lax practices could invite favoritism and says his recommendations should be reviewed at the next Board of Public Buildings meeting, with Governors Hearnes and Morris present.
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Jefferson City
Vatty
John C. Danforth
Danforth
Hearnes
Morris
State Board of Public Buildings
Award Presented to Mrs Schepker by Local Jills
The report notes Mrs Schepker receiving an honor from local Jills while Danforth urges the Division of Planning and Construction to advertise needs for agency space in Jefferson City to brokers and publish notices in newspapers. A separate accident section details a one car crash near Boone County Route 1 injuring Mrs Helen Williams and her husband.
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Danforth
Division of Planning and Construction
John D. ‘Paulus Jr
Jefferson City
Helen E. Williams
Harrisburg
Dorsie
Boone County Hospital
Boone County
U.S. 40
Gasconade County burglary loots cars and home
A weekend burglary in Gasconade County netted about 43 700 dollars. Thieves stole tires from two Jefferson City auto dealers and a pickup truck on Callaway County Route 7. A burglar entered a home on Schanzmeyer and cut through a window screen with a bolt cutter. A folder of silver certificates worth 1 000 was reported missing.
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Jefferson City
McKay
Buick
Edward Arthur Sefert
Russell Everett
Ford
Sefert
Charlee William Holtman
Rock Hill
Alfred Dinwiddie
Mexico
Holtman
Rhoads
Callaway
Retirement plans and city finances amid local thefts and floods
The article details city retirement funds linked to a plan called the Larg iers Plan and a CATV payment of 410,000 from International Telemeter Corp. It reports multiple burglaries at the Eagles Club, a stalled auto crash injuring Robert Windsor, and a spate of thefts including jewelry, cash, and household items. Simultaneously, floods threaten parts of California as Kings River flow rises due to Sierra snowmelt, while a Joplin man faces charges for stealing from the Missouri Hotel.
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Hiesberger
Internation Telemeter Corp
CATV
Ae Lagers
Hanford
Calif
Lgein
San Joaquin Valley
Westminster Degree for Charles Turner in Mathematics
Charles Loring Turner son of Mr and Mrs Loring Turner 2619 Schellridge Rd earned a B A in mathematics from Westminster and was commissioned as second lieutenant in the Army ROTC He plans to enter the University of Missouri Columbia this fall to pursue a masters and has an assistantship in the new Computer Science Department He urged city leaders to appropriate at least 20000 from the budget to start a program bringing total funds to 55000 within two years and urged extended support if costs rise He noted Missouri pays over 2 million in rent statewide with about 541000 spent in Jefferson City and urged public scrutiny of rental practices He praised city officials for openness but warned of staffing concerns in public works and the need to retain qualified personnel
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Charles. Loring Turner
Finance Committee
Danforth
Schepker
Jim DeLong
Moreau
Jamesl
Hel Fulks
Minnesota Ave
Paul Olig‘schlager
Waverly St
Missouri
Ed Martin
Vana St
Clifford City
Senzee
Green Berry Rd
Eral
Christy
Abernathy
Joe Abernathy
Works Department
Hiesbergers
Aries
Public Works Department
University of Missouri
Filment
Cal
Rhoads Reveals Stolen Arrowhead Collection Worth 40890
Rhoads reports a complete collection of arrowheads and tomahawks stolen, valued at forty thousand eight hundred ninety dollars, highlighting the loss and potential recovery efforts by police.
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Rhoads
Death log shows parity in Missouri patrol weekend deaths
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports two traffic fatalities for Saturday and two for Sunday in the latest weekend. For the year to date the count stands at 565 highway deaths, compared with 568 at the same point last year.
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The
Missouri Highway Patrol
Heart attack triggers fatal crash near Lexington
Charles T. Moulden, 72 from Kansas City Missouri, died after losing control of his car on Interstate 70 near Lexington. His 44 year old son Harry Robert Moulden steered to a stop after hitting a road marker. Mrs. Harry Moulden and three children were unharmed. Death attributed to heart attack. vehicle headed toward St. Louis Veterans Hospital for evaluation. Harry Moulden resides in Grandview Missouri.
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Lexington, Mo
Charles T. Moulden
Kansas City
Kuon
Here
Harry Robert Moulden
Harry Moulden
Moulden
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
St. Louis Veterans Hospital
Grandview
Mao
60 Solid State Stereo in Spanish Style
60 inch solid state stereo with Mediterranean design. Features AM FM radio tape deck and extra speaker jacks. Originally sold for 9.95, now offered for the balance of 312.81 in payments per month through ATKAS. See Vent's Sewing Machine Co. 324 Madison Street, 534-301.
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Vent
Machina Co
Madison
Int
Daily Capital News masthead and billing note
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead with publisher credits and pricing lines for circulation. It identifies Robert C i P publish, Williams Weldon and associates, and Missouri mailing rates, reflecting standard daily city newspaper operations in the era.
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Edward M. Martin
Frederick
Arnold
Greyhound
West Plains
U.S
Michael LaRue
Hazel Jst
Haden
Attorney General
Warren E. Hearnes
William 5. Morris
Mrs. Schepker
Jills
Lax
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Martin
Ibert Kaelin
Gasconade County
Heme
Largiers
Additch
Robert Owen Windsor
Boonville
St. Joseph Hospital
Eagles Club
Missour Blvd
Kings River
Pine Flat Dam
Frank Irwin
Kings County Public Works
Byron Kinder
Joplin
Gerald Alexander
Alexander
Charles Turner
Ed Schepker
Stadi- Danforth
Jaycee Jr
Jim Offutt
Region Four
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Corn- City
Joe
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Paulus Joffice
Dawson
Stat
Richard Webster
R Carthage
John & J Downs
D-St. Joseph
Missouri Real “Estate Commission
Matinee
Hookamn & Sonker
J.C
Heath
David Niven
Beach
Hell Fighters
Collarina Pictures
Stanley Krarrver
Spences
Sitney
Katharine
Tracy "Povicd
Katharine Houghton
Atrly
Sidney Poitier
California
Fast Film
Wright Studio
Becker & Evers Appliance CO
E. High
Treasure House
PIZZA
Daily Capital News
Robert C. i
Williams Ne Weldon
R. L. Rose
Saara
Robert Slosser
Joseph Eee
Fribune- Ci
Jatierson
Focal
Sineetter
Servien
Cai Carr
Lascur
Carrie Taller
Cole
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