Shock at renumbering vote stalls city plan
City council debate over a street renumbering proposal ends with a cancellation vote. Citizens Omer Kelpe and W Noland Chappell oppose changes citing errors, while Josce Powell supports the plan and urges backing Benton and Rackers. Dealers debate warranty costs and industry practices tied to the fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josce R. Powell
Boonville Road
Wishy
Lwashy
Edwin Rackers
Thomas Benton
Powell
Benton and Rackers
Omer Stone
Stone
Street Committee
Rackers
Benton
Norris Drive
Swift’s Highway
Stadium Drive
Houchin St
Staley Reelection Favored At NFO National Meeting
Staley, a 45 year old farmer from Missouri, is expected to be reelected president of the National Farmers Organization at the two day convention. Delegates heard a call to pressure Secretary of Agriculture and farm price tools to raise prices, as the group prepares for leadership transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley
NFO
ST. Louis
Ward M. Nixon
United
National Farm- “Secretary of Agriculture
Ers
Acto
Oren
Will
Slaughterhouse
Lee Staley
Mth
Dele Gram Elevator
Dairy Boy
Nixon
Cotts
Rea
Cone
Farmer
NFC
Thel
Richi
Farmers threaten action over milk prices and ordinance debate
Harriman reports farmers prepared to shut production if prices not paid, while Councilman Wildhaber previews an enforcement ordinance and a public meeting set for Monday at 8 30 to discuss contents. The piece also references Nixon aides and a Harvard conference lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wildhaber
Wildhaber
Jon
City Council
Capitol Plans Urban Renewal Move At Mil Bottom Area
State officials pursue demolition of the condemned Central Hotel corner Jefferson and High Streets as part of Mil Bottom renewal. Missouri Power & Light Co plans a new building east of the Governor's Mansion, while an ordinance on renumbering could delay enforcement and trigger a future legal action after routine checks confirm address changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
Jefferson and
High Streets
Missouri Power & Light’ Co
Governor’s Mansion
Rackers
US seeks to prevent escalation in Vietnam conflict
US officials report North Vietnam has pulled most forces from the northern frontier while troops remain inside the DMZ. The number is uncertain, and officials caution against guessing. The article mentions planning for a task force in Michigan and a civic effort to clear downtown improvements, with demolition plans for buildings along High Street to the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
Dmz
U.S
Gaid Feavuve
Connaissance
Evelle J. Younger
Paul W. ‘McCracken
Los Angeles
Jefferson’ Street
Nist
Michigan
Business Administration
Nebras i
Carnell
JBI
Burglars Steal Suits From Hermann Store
Burglars entered the Hermann store between 8 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Wednesday and pried open a rear window to steal 200 men’s suits worth 9000 dollars. The incident follows a report of thefts in the area, with authorities noting the targeted fashion merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Store
Hermann
TV sewer checks reveal bad pipes along Elm and Miller
TV sewer checks along East Elm and East Miller Streets reveal faulty pipe joints with tar sealing crumbly and lips broken requiring replacement. Some pipe sections cracked and will be repaired as crews televise and clear blockages. Total repairs cost about 30000 dollars as officials worry about water seepage to a new treatment plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Elm
Miller Streets
Ed Rackers
Rackers
Elm
Mill
Legal explorer post organized by bar charter meeting
A Missouri Bar Association chartering meeting established a new Explorer Post with student members from several high schools. Key organizers included Jim Dowd, Steve Updegraff, and Kelly Lock, with office locations in Jefferson City and St. Louis. Members listed include Jim Walther, Dorance Smith, Gary Vincent, Mike McGeehan, Nicholas Monaco, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Tanner
Cole County
Kelly Lock
Polk
Fred
Asi Landwehr
St. Louis Road
State Bar Association
Jim Dowd
Steve Updegraff
Elizabeth
Jefferson City
Missouri Bar Association
Bill’ Precht
W. Atchison
Jim Walther
Ridgewood
Helias High School
Dorance Smith
Hobbs
Gary Vincent
W. Main
Tace
Mike McGeehan
Mike Miller
Nicholas Monaco
Sue Drive
Jim McBride
David Wallace
Careltorney
Crest
Phil Morgan
Cedar
Paul McLaughlin
Rose
Carson
Monaco
Inglish Hill
Frank Forgey
Meier Wood
Eagleton to keynote banquet with notable aging officials
Senator elect Thomas F. Eagleton will give the banquet address on December 9. Other speakers include William Bechill, commissioner of the Administration on Aging in HEW. Bud Brooks, UAW consultant on aging. Robert Robinson of Colorado, NACUSA president. and Missouri State Librarian Charles O Halloran.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
William D. Bechill
Administration On Aging
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nathaniel “Bud” Brooks
United¢ Auto Workers
Community Services and
Union
Robert B. Robinson
Colorado
National Association of State
Charles O'Halloran
Missouri
Explorer Post studies law careers with court visits and outreach
In a year long program, Explorer Post members will study law with high school students and teachers, featuring court visits and partnerships with the Boy Scouts of America. Officials promote law awareness as a pathway to a future vocation and public service through several posts including Law Enforcement and Conservation specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Profession
Boy Scouts of America
Israel
Washington
United States
Middle East
State Department
Jefferson City Police Department
The
Conservation Commission
Lake of the Ozarks
Dellinger Defends Pacifism and Attacks US Policy
During a Chicago witness appearance Dellinger argued pacifism while criticizing US imperialism in Vietnam and the war. He condemned the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and urged further inquiry into Kennedy and Malcolm X assassinations. He dismissed the Warren report as a snow job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellinger
United States
Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Hade
John F. Kennedy
Malcolm X
Warren Report
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East Berlin
Karl Marx Ailee
Page
Perry W. Hawes Jr
John Riner
Jerome Walther
Omer H. Kelpe
Kelpe
W. Noland Chappell
W. Main St
Larry ‘Haake
Hawes
Riner
Walther
McEleney
Clinton
Iowa
Senate Antitrust
Hejers
Senate
Kriegell
Williams
Tom A. Williams
NADA
Automobile Indus
Thieles
Ici
Winpisi
Greenboro
N.C
Chevrolet
Nieree
Ford
Ernesto
Warren J. McEleney
Erat
Denver
Wadia
Edit Oeee
Association of Machinists
Moe
Autore
Christy
aeTian
Tema Eyue
Lwegee
Lauiey
Nathaniel
Bud) Brooks
Harriman
Californialsetion
Gottfried Haberler
Atlin
Harvard University
Sergie Ee
James Francis
Haberler
Cardinal McIntyre
Austria
Sever
League of Nations
New York
Tional
Bureau of” Economic Research
Springs
Calif
John’ ‘Dunlops
Repubs
Harvard
Dunto
Ornia
David: Meiselman
Health and Voluntary Action
Selma
Alan Piter
Macalester Carnegie Foundation
Minn
Piter
Boston
Richard
C.'Cormuelle
Céntér For
Inde Jy. Jing
Manhattan
Cation
Egein
Paul, i
Capitol
Mil Bottom
High Street
Jefferson Street
Baptist Valley Forge
Medical _ Mission Sisters
Miriam Therese Winter
Quang Tri Province
Jist Foreign Mission Society
United Church
Miriam
Missouri Highway Patrol
Don Thiens
Bocklage Inc
South Vietnam
Legal Explorer
Bar
Advertising Council
Hormnational Newspaper
Johnson Administration
Jordan
Robert J. McCloskey
Soviet Communist Party
Sravda
Moscow
Pravda
McCloskey
Columbia
Missouri Association of Licensed Nursing Homes
HUAC
Pohlman
B. McCarty
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