Progress Leaders Hold Meet Progress Leaders Hold Meet
The eighth annual Planned Progress Leaders Conference sponsored by Missouri Power and Light Company was held at MeCling Park on a Tuesday with about 150 attendees. Key speakers included J D James Major John G Christy and Dr Robert W Paterson presenting talks on public information landscaping and small community problems. Fatima High School students directed by Harry E Jannick presented an award winning report from the December competition. Group discussions followed at 2:15 p.m. to exchange progress program ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planned Progress Leaders
Missouri Power and Light Company
MeCling Park
Perry W. Hawes
J. D. James
James
John G. Christy
William A. Bray
Missouri Press Association
Ray R. Bruns
Union Electric Company
Robert W. Paterson
School of Business and Public Administration
University of Missouri
Fatima High School
Harry E. Jannick
Daily Capital News masthead and pricing snippet
The Daily Capital News lists publishers Robert C. Goshoen and Mrs William H Weldon with Joseph G Majersky as editor. The paper is a Morning daily except Monday issued by News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri. Subscription rates are 4.50 per week for carrier service and mail rates 12.00 per year in Cole and adjoining counties, 20.80 elsewhere in Missouri, 23.40 outside Missouri.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshoen
William H. Weldon
BL. Rose
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audi Bureau of Circulations
Pope John’s Health Worsens Amid Vatican Updates
Vatican statements confirm continued hemorrhaging from gastric heteroplasia affecting Pope John XXIII. Doctors cite limited, compensated organ effects from transfusions and clotting agents. age limits exploratory surgery. Masses worldwide pray for his recovery as plans adjust for upcoming church events and a June beatification date.
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Vatican
Gasbarrini
Valdoni
L'Osservatore Romano
Holy Father
Pope John
Kennedy
John Neumann
Philadelphia
John
Bread (Continued from Page 1) Court reforms proposed
The text outlines proposed court salary hikes and structural changes. It suggests raising salaries for 88 court reporters to nine thousand dollars, estimating biennial costs at 3838,560, creating a third circuit judge for Greene County, increasing Maj. Gen. A. D. Sheppard adjutant general pay to twelve thousand dollars, and setting a minimum civil filing fee of twelve dollars.
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Greene County
A. D. Sheppard
238 Receive Diplomas Education’s Inadequacy Noted In Talk
Dr. Willard E. Goslin, professor, was principal speaker at the 89th annual Senior High College commencement in Nashville Tennessee. He told Jefferson City Senior High graduates that education must meet individual needs and life values, urging continued learning to face immediate times.
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Kay Abernathy
R. W. Abernathy
Circle
Jefferson City
Willard Gostin
George Peabody College
Waxkhville
Tenn
News-Tribune
Willard E. Goslin
Goslin
George Peabody
Nashville
Stud
America
R. Dale Findlay
Missouri
Safety Council
Joe
Nichols Jr
Frank Penick
First United Presbyterian
Jefferson Plaza
Madison Street
East High Street
West Main Street
Automotive Wholesalers’ Association of Missouri
Trucker Regains Use Of Severed Right Arm
A French trucker, Alain Vachey, 22, returned to work in Dijon three months after a beam nearly cut off his right arm. A three hour surgery reattached vessels and nerves, leaving him with nearly full use of the limb.
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Trucker
Dijon
France
Alain Vachey
Vachey
Narrows For Lost Sub Search Off Boston Coast
The Navy narrowed the Thresher search area after recovering 15 small O rings from the ocean floor near the sub’s last known position. The rings, common to many ships, were found by the Lamont ship Conrad as part of drag line operations about 220 miles off Boston where the Thresher sank with 129 aboard.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
Fladr
Boston
Frank A. Andrews
Woods Hole
Mass
Oceanographic Institution
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington
Adm
W. W!grenfell
Atlantic Submarine Force
Lamont Laboratory
Conrad
Gilliss
Atlantis I
Crash at Manhattan Airport Injures Troops. Constellation Burns
A chartered four engine Constellation carrying 64 soldiers and six crew crashed and burned short of Manhattan Municipal Airport runway. Two crew members were hospitalized with minor injuries and several soldiers received treatment for leg and foot injuries. FBI agents and MPs moved the crew and passengers, while witnesses heard popping sounds like exploding ammunition.
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Manhattan
Kan
Manhattan Municipal
Constellation
Camp Irwin
Calif
4Th Cavalry
Ft. Riley
James Wingate
Ft Riley
Standard Airways
Burbank
Dellere
Blue Angels
Navy
Kansas
Kansas City
FBI
Army
Woman Hurt Slightly In Two Car Collision
Jefferson City woman Viola Jane Rainer 55 of Route 2 received minor injuries in a two car crash on Highway 54 when her left turn was met by a car attempting to pass. The other driver was Thomas Wesley Sappington 24 of Terre Haute Indiana. Sappington said Rainer signaled right then turned left.
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Jefferson City
Highway 54
Highway Patrol
Viola Jane Rainer
Route 2
Thomas Wesley Sappington
Terre Haute
Ind
Sappington
Ranner
Congress Reaches Compromise on Budget for Post Office and Treasury
Senate conferees approve a compromise restoring funds for the Post Office and Treasury despite cuts. Day warns of possible Saturday delivery elimination and residents may need to collect mail. The package totals about 1 billion with 54.5 billion for the Post Office and a $10 billion debt interest appropriation.
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Sen
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate
Day
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Internal Revenue Service
Kennedy
Post Office
Treasury Departments
House
Post Office Department
Treasury
Congress
Governor signs two emergency appropriation bills
Gov John M Dalton signed two emergency appropriation measures. House Bill 802 allocates 2 million dollars to refund Missourians overpaid or erroneous tax payments. The second bill provides 26 thousand dollars to the State Board of Training Schools for repairs and replacements to fix storm damage at the Training School for Boys in Boonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dalton
State Board of Training Schools
Dalton
Boonville
Senate panel backs posts auditor and sewer regulation bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to establish a legislative post auditor with broad powers to examine state agency records, monitor expenditures, and suggest accounting changes. The bill advanced after passing the House. A second bill would regulate privately owned sewer systems under the State Public Service Commission, aimed at fast growing suburban areas.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee On
Legislative Research
House
Publc Service Commission
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Arris Pizza Palace
W. High Sal
Golf Ranch
T Block North
River Bridge
L'Osservatore’ Romany
Thelbert Newton
Jefferson City Public Schools Alumni Association
Kenneth G. Wickman
Marvin E. Fleming
David Ene
Bonnadel Enloe
E. McCarty
William Powell
J. C. Powell
S. Taylor Dr
VFW
Charles Brown
Glover Brown
Route 5
Susan Price
C. Gordon Price
Forest Hill
American Legion
Jack Kroeck
Oakview Dr
Sally Schneider
H. L. Schneider
W. High Et
Don McMurry
R. R. McMurry
McUchin
Fleming
Ranne Pappenfort
Judith Livengood
Larry Heflin
Carole Wood
Mike Abbott
Marjorie Eller
Linda Bohrer
Katherine Hawkins
Linda Lawson
Harold B. Remsey
Board of Education
National Guard Armory
Ross M. Trump
Graduate School of Business Administration
Washington University
St. Louis
Trump
Jon
Ford Quality Car
Ford
A. Car Care
Post
Richard Burton
Liz Taylor
Ross Hunter
TA the
Eastman
Costaring
MacDonald Carey
Beulah Bondi
Ekkr
Tapas Apouteoer
Tony Curtis
Martha Hyer Se
Charles Bickford
Ikathryn Grant
Ames Steart
Audie Murray
Cate
Dan Durvea
Dianne Foster
Sea
Brandon Childe
Wrom US Uma Laces Aterrateral Nou
Mee
Loyd Nolan
Ray Walston
Iz Taylor
the Sea Wife
Cartoon Review
Bucket
Guns
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