Dixon man killed in U S 65 crash near Ozark
A Dixon man Delmar Ringer aged 35 died Wednesday when his pickup collided broadside with a car on U S 65 eight miles south of Ozark. Estler Watkins 61 Blue Eye suffered no injuries in the crash. the patrol indicated the truck swerved before impact.
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U.S. 65
Christian County
Ozark
Delmar Ringer
Estler Watkins
Blue Eye
Highway Patrol
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Final bids studied for Thomas Jefferson Library phase three
The City Library Board reviewed interior furnishing bids for the final phase of the Thomas Jefferson Library project, with Doris Athy noting consideration of specifications and alternates and a target to act before Christmas. The three group bids total different amounts, with Rich Young Associates proposing the full $129,000 and Andrew Wilson Co. the low bid for shelving at $24,329. The project began in 1964 to fund a 31.8 million facility, financed by a 20 cent levy and federal grants, with completion planned for July.
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Adams and
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Kan
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Lawrence Mass
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Herkimer
N.Y
Virginia Metal Products
Orange
Orange, Va., 330,000; Scott Rice Co
St. Louis
Hoover Brothers
Kansas City
Bellview Furniture and Manufacturing Co
Belgarden
Calif
Wood Library Furniture Group
Mettle Desk Co
High Point
N.C
Sperry Rand
Scott Rice
Rich Young
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Barry Business Interiors
Monitor
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Jefferson City
Reformers see tough job ahead in Missouri legislature
Jefferson City AP reports a special committee on reform heard conflicting views from House and Senate leaders on downsizing the General Assembly. Sen. Cason defended small districts. Jones backs a unicameral or smaller legislature. House Speaker Abbitt urged independence and a tune up not a major overhaul amid calls to reduce House size and curb special interests. Gov Bond urged strict lobbying rules and careful budget scrutiny.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Senate
General Assembly
Citizens Council
William J. Cason
Cason
Clifford Jones
Brentwood
Jones
Richard Abbitt
D-St. Louis
Rabbitt
Rabbit
NFO Opens Convention in Louisville With Evangelistic Tone
The National Farmers Organization declares itself the farmer's only hope as it opens its annual convention in Louisville with about 7,000 delegates from all 48 states. Ed Graf states the dairy department’s aim to become the top milk marketer, amid a crusading, rallying atmosphere.
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Louisville, Ky
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Ed Graf
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