Chesebrough-Pond's Opens Multimillion Jefferson City Plant
Officials and dignitaries attend the Chesebrough-Pond's plant opening in Jefferson City. Mayor John Christ and Chamber of Commerce leaders celebrate the ribbon cutting marking the new multimillion dollar operation and community partnership.
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Chesebrough-Pond
John Christ
Ity
Jerome A.’ Straka
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I. H
Jim) Reed
Chamber of Helped
Chesebrough - Pond’s
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Laurien
Chesebrough- Pond
Jefferson City
John Christy
Auto sticker sales ahead of 1966 pace
City Collector Edward L. Cole reported auto license sales are running ahead of the prior year with nine days before pen sules are assessed. He noted 3,494 stickers sold through Wednesday, compared to 2,860 last year at the same point. Gov. Warren E. Hearnes and several officials planned to attend ceremonies and open house for Chesebrough Pond's plant.
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Cole
Warren E. Héearnes
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Pond’s
Gerard
Poelker
St. Joseph’s
Cole Church
Dig
Ramada Inn
Chesebrough - Pond
House OKs Investigations into State Crime and Courts
Missouri House approves a concurrent resolution to form a 10 member interim committee from both chambers to study organized crime drugs gambling vice and violence and to review juvenile law and court operations. Report due by January 1969 with final by July 1 1969 and an $25 000 spending cap.
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Missouri House
Legislapreme
House
Senate
Rolwing
Hoffa loses bid to reduce eight year term in court ruling
U S District Judge Frank W Wilson denied Hoftas request to modify or suspend his eight year sentence. Hoffa, imprisoned at Lewistown PA, had sought a lighter term claiming hardship for his wife and hospital needs.
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Freedom Chattanooga
Wilson
Hoffa
Federal Penitentiary
Lewglsburg
Girls State officers elected in Columbia Missouri
Cindy Fuller of Blue Springs High School was elected governor of Missouri Girls State. Other posts filled include Lieutenant Governor Joyce Shell, Attorney General Linda Pulley, Treasurer Valerie Huscher, Auditor Barbara Andrews, and several party-affiliated selections. The event outlined committee plans to study justice administration and court procedures while noting budget discussions and witness subpoena concerns.
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Blue ‘Springs
Missouri
Miss Fuller
Ben Kennady
Mary Nevada
Chance
St. Louis
Joyce
Shell
Jefferson City
Barbara Andrews
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Supreme Court
Linda Arnhart
Jackson
Gretchen Elsberry
Warrens
House
Elizabeth Hisberry
Vicky Epperson
Thejbia
Mary Sharon Struckhoff
Holis Summit
Russell Koessner
Russellville
Billie Albertson
California
Emma Howard
Tipton ’ Auld
Television daily schedule snapshot with afternoon to late-night lineup
A dense TV log lists programs from Today Show to Tonight Show across hours 7:30 to 2:00, including CBS News C lists, game shows, soaps like Guiding Light and The Edge of Night, dramas such as General Hospital, Westerns, and films like Behold a Pale Horse, with weather and news breaks interspersed.
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Mid Missouri
NBC News
General Hospital
Felony Squad
the Invaders
Prince of Players
Weather and court notes mix in local update
Noon weather shows high 49 and low 54 with rain risk. Court records list Tyree vs Ford petition for damages 25000 dollars and Moores judgment for 576.21 plus costs. Deputy sheriff Leonard handles habeas writ return. Stegeman pleads guilty for expired vehicle license with fines.
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Elizabeth Ann Strange
Leon Strange
Tyree
Andeal
Robert
Earl Tyree
James Edward Ford
Exchange National Bank
Sam Moore
Doris Moore
Plantiff
Irvin Bruce Capebs
Melvins Léonard
Cole County
Stanley Joseph Stegeman
Elm St
Weather Data Snapshot With Lake Figures
The report lists barometer at 29.84 rising and relative humidity at 59 percent. It notes sunrise and sunset values and provides river and lake readings including Lake of the Ozarks at 59.8 with a rise of .2. City identifiers include Steger, Hermann, and deffersor.
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Deffersor
City
Hermann
Lake of the Ozarks
Webb City officers threaten resignations over pay raise
Five Webb City police officers including a sergeant and four rankers notify Mayor Robert B Baker they will resign July 1 unless they receive higher pay. They seek 325 dollars monthly for patrolmen and dispatchers, with current wages at 292 for patrolmen, 24 for dispatchers, 207 for sergeants, and 320 for the chief.
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Webb City
Robert B. Baker
House delays consideration of Arabs aid in foreign policy debate
Washington D C The House Foreign Affairs Committee postponed action on a move to cut economic aid to Arab nations from the foreign assistance act A resolution by Rep Derwinski called for a public review of U S policy toward Russia citing Vietnam and the Arab Israel war The panel debated an amendment by Rep Galagher that would suspend aid to any country breaking diplomatic relations with the United States House members urged cooling emotions before any decision and noted potential President led policy implications
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Edward J. Darvinski
United States
Russia
Thomas E. Morgan
D., Pa
Congress
Johnson
Derwinski
Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Union
Johnson Plans Meetings With Kosygin Gromyko
Johnson continues discussions on Wednesday night and Thursday with Soviet leaders Kosygin and Andrei Gromyko. He is scheduled to travel to Los Angeles tonight for further talks.
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Andrei Gromyko
Johnson
Los Angeles
Two men held after early Circle X Tavern break in
Police arrested two men at Circle X Tavern 624 W Main St after a failed safe cracking. The pair identified as Danny Jones and William L. Clifford, both Kansas City, were found in the building with a damaged safe and tools. They await charges as investigators probe possible links to a White House aide funeral scene and high level talks.
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Thesi
Yanki
Aldo Moro
Italy
Ister Amintore Fanfani
Danny New
C. Jones
William L. Clif
United States
Egidia Ortona
Ford
Kansas City
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Moro
Fanfani
White House
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Orris M. Nash
Jefferson City Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Associated Press style notice lists subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties. It details carrier delivery options by week and year, with separate pricing for daily, Sunday, and combination services.
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Pesaet
Associated Press
Sxcalvary
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
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