Catholic School Leaders Protest Conference Role
Catholic school leaders protest a state education conference in Jefferson City and Columbia. They warn that excluding Catholic schools risks closing private institutions and harming urban students. Leaders including Poelker Curtin Ernstmann urge added state aid or policy changes to allow Catholic participation and benefit all taxpayers.
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Tribune
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Springfield
Educators urge state aid to fund Missouri schools
Missouri educators pressed for a blueprint to raise state aid for local districts, citing a need to fund teacher salaries and expand programs. Governor Hearnes warned against overpromising without a clear plan, while figures showed state funds plus federal money would total about $594 million by year end, with local districts set to spend heavily. Survivors noted include Luetkemeyer family members and St Elizabeth residents. The report urged equal tax assessment and broader funding to support a system of education statewide.
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K State to hear Westmoreland on public issues
Kansas State University will host Gen. William C. Westmoreland as part of the London Lectures on Public Issues on April 9. The schedule also notes budget cuts in state agency requests and a broader discussion of education funding and reform in Missouri and California figures cited by educators.
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Kansas State University
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K-State
Four-Sided Outline Emerges For Vietnam Talks
US and North Vietnam in private talks reached agreement on several points including session language and opening structure. They expect a first procedural meeting next week with four speakers, signaling a four-sided conference presence.
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Nixon Pay Raise Hopes Face Fast Congressional Action
Washington AP reports that the new Congress must move quickly to grant Richard Nixon a presidential pay raise or to block hefty increases for members. Johnson is expected to propose across-the-board boosts from the presidency through Congress and the judiciary, with Nixon needing congressional approval before Inauguration Day.
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Governor selects Joplin and Neosho as training sites
Warren E Hearnes announces demonstration cities for a human management resource program funded by the Ozarks Regional Commission. United Dynamics Inc. will help develop manpower and vocational training, with a nine member congressional commission to set salary changes and pay scales.
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Missouri surveyors hear plans for moon mission mapping
The 12th annual Missouri Association of Registered Land Surveyors meeting in Jefferson City features Frederick J. Doyle detailing NASA lunar mapping work and the role of photogrammetry. Other topics include state school funding changes and proposed constitutional revisions to allow tax levies by local boards.
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Privilege Claim Leaves Washington Question Unanswered
A Tribune quote attributes the remark to Joseph Laitin, information director for the commission in Washington, saying the port is a privileged document and that he cannot answer the question. The response suggests the matter remains unresolved and no further official comment is available.
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Senath farmer reports robbery and education reforms debated
A Senath area farmer and wife say they were robbed of about 23000 in cash and checks plus 2700 worth of jewelry Thursday night. A state education reform plan would reduce districts from 786 to 132, create 20 districts, abolish some superintendent positions, and consider shared time for parochial students. The panel would nominate three state board candidates, Governor to appoint one.
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Window Breaks At Lumber Co As Robbery Suspect Sought
A large plate glass window at Scruggs Guhleman Lumber Co., 527 W Main, was broken in a night incident. Police suspect a 22 caliber pistol fired the shot, but no bullets or casings were found. Damage estimated at 200 dollars. Roy Manley, 55, says three hooded men robbed him after he stopped his car near his Senath-area trailer home, beating him with pistols and taking about 10,000 dollars in cash and two checks.
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Council Approves Health Planning Grant for Five Missouri Counties
The Governor's Advisory Council on Comprehensive Health Planning approved rural Missouri funding for Adair Clark Knox Scotland and Schuyler counties. The grant requests 22 182 dollars federal with 9 975 dollars local match for the first operational year. The action marks the first rural Missouri grant approval and the second in the state after the St Louis area.
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Pay raises for President and vice president debated by commission
The commission cannot set salaries for the President or Vice President, but it may propose increases. Recommendations reportedly run from 100000 to 150000 for the President and 43000 to 75000 for the Vice President and House Speaker. Congress could approve, reject, or modify by law within 30 days or allow boosts to become law automatically.
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Bullets riddled temple in East St Louis no injuries reported
An overnight shooting at the Masonic Temple in East St Louis caused gunfire damage to a parking area but left no one injured. The event interrupted a Christmastide observance attended by members of the Pope’s Mission and local Methodist groups as police seek explanations from attendees and organizers.
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MISSOURI Five Day Forecast With Cold Trend
A five day forecast for Missouri shows temperatures Saturday to Wednesday averaging three to six degrees below normal in the northwest and eight to 12 below normal in the east and south. Normal highs in the 40s to low 50s and lows from the 20s to low 30s. The report notes possible light snow or showers and outlines a planned J. C. Nichols Co hotel project on the Country Club Plaza, 14 stories and about 400 rooms, with construction to begin next spring and finish by mid-1971.
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Kansas City
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