Sketch Day winners and judges named for Senior High event
A Swath of names from Mrs. Harry Main Street High to Miss Marilyn and Miss Vicki fill the Sketch Day results as 410 students at Senior High and related schools competed in art in Pastels, Pencil and Charcoal. First Place honors went to Wally Lloyd and Diane, with judges Douglas Hanses and Moreau Drive listing 42 students receiving top or honorable mentions across multiple classes. Council actions followed with unionization votes shaping later bargaining sessions among divisions including Street, Sewer and Transit departments.
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Bolton
Fischer
Simonsen
Wood Drive
Bethuniane
Douglas R
Vicki Ger
Robert Leally
Roettgen
Immaculate Concept
Jay Breppel
Overlock Tion
Bald Hill
Holis Sum
Miss Jean
Mit
Aret 'Harrison, Simonsen
Hill
Jside St
Hearnes denounces mass lawlessness and dissent
Gov. Warren E Hearnes warns that dissent must not slide into violence and obscenity. He contrasts World War II sacrifice with modern flag burning and draft card protests, urging respect for national symbols and lawful conduct. The piece notes city workers unions talks and the effect of a new law on unionizing municipal employees.
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Canton
Warren E. Hearnes
Culvers ‘Stockton College
Missouri
Hearnes
Jefferson City considers 1968 69 budget and nuisance tax bills
City lawmakers clash over whether budget hearings should precede tax increases. Finance and Ways and Means committees debate who sets the budget and how much revenue is needed to fund capital projects, while seven council members sponsor five nuisance tax bills to bolster city finances.
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Jefferson City
John G. Christy
Fifth Ward
Anthony Hidgberger
Council
Council 1 Ways and Means
Third Ward
Omer E. Stone
Ways and Megas
Stone
Hiesberger
Finance Committee
Scrivner
Steene
Tnce
Tiesberger
Daily Capital newspaper masthead and policy note
Fragments show publisher names, address, and Associated Press notice. Includes subscription rates and service areas for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties with annual pricing.
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Daily Capital
Frank Holt
Wray, & Joseph
Maierske
Carter Kenneth M. Johnson
Akon
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Ars
Offce
Jefferson' City
Missouri
Cerrier
Cole
Gaicining Counties
Countien
Unitestates
Osage Demos elect delegates to State Convention
Osage County selects three delegates and three alternates for the Democratic State Convention on June 1 in Jefferson City. Delegates are J. Rudolph Nilges Linn, Mrs Aloys Werner Westphalia, and Marian Armentrout Koeltztown. Alternates are Viola Backes Loose Creek, Mrs Marian Armentrout Koeltztown, John Smith Belle.
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Osage County
Jefferson City
J. Rudolph Nilges
Linn
Aloys Werner
Westphalia
Marian Armentrout
Koeltztown
Viola Backes
Loose Creek
iKoeltztown
John Smith
Belle
Goat blood found at General Equipment Co premises
A pool of blood behind tanks at 1506 E Mc Carty Street was determined to be from a goat, not a human. An employee reported the finding to City Police around 110 a.m. Monday. Officer Victor Phillips collected a blood sample in a paper cup and sent it to the State Highway Patrol labs for testing.
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Christy
E. McCarty Street
The
General Equipment Co
Victor Phillips
Phillips
State Highway Patrol Laboratories
Hearnes denies date for special legislative session
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes denied a Jefferson City radio report that the special session would start June 17. He planned to attend the Southern Governors Conference in Charleston, with travel for hotel checks for the Young Democrat Clubs convention June 21 and 23. He stressed the date for the session had not yet been set.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Jefferson City
Hearnes
Charleston
S. C
Young Democrat Clubs
Boy Refuses Aid After West Dunklins Crash
An 11-year-old Capital City boy, Thomas Doyle of 1304 Mator Drive, was knocked off his motor bike Monday evening on West Dunklins Street. He refused treatment. The car driver, Harry M. Smith, 72, of 717 Cliff Drive, was identified by police.
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Capital City
West Dunklins
Thomas Doyle
Mator Drive
Harry M. Smith
Cliff Drive
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