26 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1971
Page
1
In New Bloomfield Miss Gayle Backers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Backers, partners with Miss Shari Baker, to explore girls clothing choices. The segment notes collaboration in choosing outfits and potential home sewing or shopping options.
Local paper masthead presented with publisher names and circulation data. Includes Associated Press credit and mailing rates for Cole and adjacent counties, noting the paper’s city of publication and scope.
Salvation Army Advisory Board heard plans for a new Jefferson City building with potential completion by May 1972 if started promptly. Captain Harold Thomas reported fund so allowing debt relief at Divisional Headquarters, a $500 grant from St Louis headquarters, increased youth activities, a $20,800 Community Fund allocation, and a drive raising $500 at Pan Fair toward the building fund with $10,000 in pledges. Camp Mihaska attendance and a divisional youth event were noted, plus an August weekend program by 12 Future Officers Fellowship members.
KWOS Inc and Mid America Television Co agreed to a sales pact returning KWOS radio to 100 percent local ownership. William Natsch Jr president says the group, formed with John Muegsing Jr Robert Kolb and Elizabeth Klote, spent about a year on the deal. FCC approval is required before completion.
South Vietnamese troops clashed with North Vietnamese forces around Fire Base Fuller on Friday as Allied artillery pounded the abandoned mountain top position.
The Pentagon study battle pits security against public right to know. The Times and The Post press for publication while the government seeks to shield top secret material. Courts split on whether restraint aligns with First Amendment guarantees as the Supreme Court weighs immediate action. The case unfolds amid Vietnam War reporting and near daily bombing around DMZ bases.
Lawrence Haake was elected president of the Sheltered workshop Board of Directors. Other officers include James Ottinger as vice president Mrs. Henry An nage as second vice president Mrs. Sidney Pohlman as secretary Harold Adams as treasurer and Cletus Stamper as assistant treasurer. Three year terms on the executive board went to William L. Davidson Pohlman Mrs. Chilton Jers and Adamas. Two year terms include Mrs. Lawrence Aber James R. Baumgartner Thomas Downey Mrs. Andrae and Dr. Stamper. One year terms went to Mrs. Julius Meyerhardt Paul Hawley James L. Ottinger Col. Edward Louden and Jerry Meyer. A certificate of appreciation was given to outgoing president William L. Davidson.
SEDALIA Missouri State Fair Secretary Wilbert Askew said Thursday ticket sales entry fees and other income must produce 754000 this summer to meet the fair's operating budget of more than 1 million. The excess comes from the state's general revenue payable after July 1. He said the situation would have improved if the legislature had passed a bill to raise admission prices.
AP writer compares US Congress and UK Parliament highlighting contrasts in procedure, power, and daily life. Observations cover voting implications, floor conduct, Speakers, heckling, and the stark salary and staffing gaps between American senators and British MPs, plus Westminster access and ceremonial quirks.
Legal limbo surrounds the Pentagon study as several outlets including The Chicago Sun Times The Los Angeles Times and the Knight Newspaper Chain publish divergent accounts. The coverage underscores editorial differences and ongoing questions about access and interpretation.
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