Renewal funds eyed for Hough and Riverside parks
East Side Betterment Association heard that renewal funds are expected this year to start improvements in Riverside and Hough Park early in the calendar year. City engineers detailed grants of 189000 for park work and 115000 for private dwelling rehabilitation, with 105000 for water mains and street work.
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Hough Park
Riverside Park
East Side Betterment Association
Joe Miloro
Jefferson City Housing Authority
Jack Kramer
Public Works Department
Riverside
Miloro
Blackwell Denies Pullout Claim in Governor Race
Sen Earl R Blackwell of Hillsboro a democratic candidate for governor dismissed last weeks claim he would withdraw from the race He called opponent Joseph P Teasdales assertion preposterous and said he remains the front runner ahead of other rivals noting Teasdale lacks knowledge of state government and that he himself is far ahead.
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Earl R. Blackwell
Hillsboro
Teasdale
Blackwell
MU awards scholarships to 21 Missouri scholars
The University of Missouri Columbia awarded National Merit Scholarships to 21 recent high school graduates from across Missouri chosen for accomplishment and need. Recipients include Mark Southman of Hermann, Diane Meyer of California, Patricia Quigley of Eldon, Judith Taylor of Columbia, and Lois Monsees of Sedalia, with majors spanning electrical engineering veterinary science math and pre med. The scholars come from Springfield Kansas City suburbs St Louis suburbs and other regions, with selections by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation begun in 1971 from 657000 tested juniors.
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National Merit Sccholareship Corporation
Springfield
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
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Hermann High School
Bay
Hermann
Diane L. Meyer
California High School
Patricia R. Quigley
Eldon High School
Judith B. Taylor
Hickman High School
Lois D. Monsees
Smith-Cotton High School
Sedalia
General Bradley honored at Pentagon corridor dedication
General Omar N. Bradley, the nation’s only living five star general, was celebrated at the Pentagon where a corridor outside the Joint Chiefs of Staff area was dedicated to him. Secretary Melvin Laird praised him as a soldier’s soldier as a 19 gun salute honored the 79 year old veteran.
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Omar N. Bradley
U.S
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Missouri
West Point
Daily Capital News masthead and delivery rates notice
The Daily Capital News lists publishers R C Goshorn and W Weldon Weylon with board Chairman R L Rose and editor Joseph G Majersky, under Associated Press affiliation. It provides subscription rates for Jefferson City and surrounding counties, mail zones, and daily carrier options, including per week and annual prices, with contact dial numbers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cale
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Six Forest City men indicted in migrant slavery case
Six men from Forest City Arkansas were indicted in Tampa on conspiracy and involuntary servitude charges for beating migrant tomato pickers and holding them at an abandoned Sun City schoolhouse. Overt acts included forcing workers back to the camp and beating those attempting to leave. The group named Walter Taylor Jr and five others, with Morgan jailed for transfer to U S marshals.
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J. F. Santoiana Jr
Santoiana
Walter Taylor Jr
A. J. Taylor
Hdward Earle Hinton
David Rucker
Frank James
Ernest Morgan
Morgan
Sun City
Hillsborough County
Bradenton
U. S
FBI
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Francis Ford
Hillsborough County Health Department
Taylor
Paris talks focus on U S Soviet summit says Gromyko
In Paris, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko meets French officials for consultations. Paris hopes he will reveal details about the upcoming summit and its substance, though French officials report receiving limited information.
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Paris
AAP
Andrei A. Gromyko
Weather report and river readings for Jefferson City area
Yesterday high 76 and low 8 degrees reported with a 54 year high of 94 in 1922 and a low of 42 in 1942. Precipitation 1.14 inches in the last 24 hours, heaviest rain in 34 years 2.97 inches in 1959. Total this month 1.32 inches, year to date 12.12 inches. Barometer 29. The sun rose at 5.44 and set at 8.35. Missouri River near Jefferson City 12.4, Lake of the Ozarks 55.2, Hermann 10.8 rise 3.
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News Tribune Weather Sureau
Missouri
Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Hermann
Lawyer proposes higher Workmen’s Comp for officers
Jefferson City attorney Eugene Bushmann seeking the Democratic nomination for state representative told Public Employees Union Local 1810 that lawmakers should raise Workmen’s Compensation for officers killed or injured in the line of duty. He argued crime increases and greater risk to those who arrest suspects and keep custody of the guilty justify a larger award.
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Eugene Bushmann
Jefferson City
Union Local 1810
Bushmann
Lutherans Set Missionary Talk Sunday
The Rev. Roland Brandt, a missionary of the American Lutheran Church, will speak at St. Paul Lutheran Church Lohman at 9 a.m. and at Our Savior Lutheran Church 1529 Southwest Blvd at 10 a.m. Born in Denver Iowa he studied at Warburg College Wartburg Seminary and Wartburg. He and his wife have served in New Guinea since 1945 and are on furlough residing in St Paul Minnesota.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Lohman
Our Savior Lutheran Church
1529
Southwest Blvd
Brandt
American Lutheran Church
Denver
Iowa
Warburg College
Waverly
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
World Mission Service
New Guinea
St. Paul
Minn
Boonville boys who escaped recaptured by authorities
Six of seven boys who escaped the State Training School for Boys in Boonville Tuesday were recaptured by the Cole County Sheriff's Department. Five were nabbed around noon on a Centertown highway. one near Elston at about 6 p.m. A seventh remains at large toward the Kansas City area. A stolen car taken during the breakout was recovered in California. Guard Myr Sanders was injured but in satisfactory condition. Eight Highway Patrolmen and eight auxiliary officers helped in the capture along with local deputies.
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State Training School For Boys
Boonville
Cole County
Kansas City
Basinger
California
Myr Sanders
Cooper County Hospital
Watts arraigned on car tampering charge in Cole County
Carl Dean Watts age 19 of Russellville was arraigned in Magistrate Court on a tampering with an automobile charge. A preliminary hearing is set for 1 20 p m July 7 with bond of 1000. Watts allegedly cut the right brake line Friday on a vehicle belonging to the Cole County Sheriff's Department and was jailed after Tuesday arrest. The charge is a felony.
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Carl Dean Watts
Russellville
Watts
Cole County Sheriff's Department
Wyman Basinger
Cole County
U S fighterbombers pound North Vietnam in record raids
U S air forces conducted a day of intense strikes across North Vietnam smashing factories and bridges. A rail line bridge at Hai Duong near Hanoi was destroyed cutting the main rail link to the port. Jets probed toward the Chinese border and attacked the Hanoi outskirts. At Hung Hoa a pontoon bridge plant was ruined by 16 large bombs at a key factory site. One U S soldier died in a misfire between patrols near Saigon. The siege of An Loc remains unresolved pending an open overland route.
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Druggist helps youth clear conscience in burglary case
In Council Bluffs Iowa a 16 year old burglar confessed to a druggist after entering the store Tuesday morning. The youth admitted thefts totaling about $100 and agreed to settle for $50 but later paid in full after returning. The druggist, who asked to remain anonymous, said the youth now has a job and church ties and wanted to make things right.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Eight Missouri lawmakers win Globe-Democrat awards
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat honored eight Missouri legislators for distinguished service in the 1971 72 legislature. Winners include Sens. Albert M. Spradling Robert A. Young and Paul L Bradshaw and Reps Ray James James P Mulvaney Harold Reisch Jack Schramm and Harold L Volkmer. They were selected by an anonymous committee and received engraved silver plates at a luncheon marking the paper's eighth meritorious service awards.
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G. Duncan Bauman
Globe-Democrat
Albert M. Spradling
D-Cape Girardeau
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D-St. Ann
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Springfield
Ray James
Kansas City
James P. Mulvaney
Jennings
Harold Reisch
Columbia
Jack Schramm
University City
Harold L. Volkmer
Hannibal
Albert Bunch Receives Master of Divinity Degree
The Rev. Albert W. Bunch of Marshall, son of Mrs. Tade Bunch, is awarded the Master of Divinity by Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City. A William Jewell College and Central Seminary graduate, he earned his B D in 1958 and has pastored New Salem Church in Marshall for eleven years while attending Missouri University graduate studies.
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Marshall
Tade Bunch
Washington St
Divinity
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Kan
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William Jewell College
Liberty
Central Seminary
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New Salem Church
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Man Bound Over on Check Forgery Charge
Richard Leon Brooks, 22, of 21107 W. Main St., was bound over to Cole County Circuit Court on two counts of check forgery after allegedly writing a $20 check on a Lohman bank drawn on Bobby J. Brooks and cashed at Herb's Package Store. He waived preliminary hearing in Magistrate Court and trial is set for a future date in April.
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Richard Leon Brooks
W. Main St
Cole County Circuit Court
Magistrate Court
Brooks
Herb's Packager
Lohman Bank
Bobby J. Brooks
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