Breakthrough in Education Seen From Swanson Report
Robinson touted Swanson's education study as a shift toward making vocational training Missouri's focus, with new programs to begin after legislative approval. He highlighted an intern program to train leaders, expansion of agricultural vocations, and a dedicated research unit to guide job-based training statewide.
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Powell's Wife Absent as Vocational Ed Plan Unfolds
Maj. Parker, longtime supervising field officer, details Missouri’s vocational education push. He cites assignments in multiple towns since 1956 and notes efforts to fund 75 percent of school costs via state and federal sources. Swanson urges consolidation of small high schools to support a four course program and interns to form a professional vocational education body.
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Lions Test Administration Details Continue on Page 1
In his key report the Lions mention an 80 minute timing for the second group and describe the other group administering the test, with further details continued from page 1.
Powell aide faces contempt bid after failure to testify
Rep Wayne L Hays chair of the administration subcommittee said Mrs Powell will get one more chance to appear Friday but doubts she will. If she does not testify he will urge the subcommittee to recommend she be fired from her $20500 a year staff job and cited for contempt of Congress for allegedly violating the rule that congressional staff work in their member's district or in Washington.
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Tax privacy bill would require sworn property value statements
Kennedy proposes a tax legislation to require buyers of real estate to sign a sworn statement of the property's true market value. The document would be filed as privileged information with the county recorder and shared with the county assessor, but not public. It would be kept private for two years then destroyed, framed as a nuisance tax to protect privacy while aiding assessors.
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