Youth Week Proclaimed In Capital City Observance Set
A 1961 Youth Week proclamation sets January 29 to February 5 in Capital City to unite Christian youths and challenge all to act with global concern. Four programs include morning worship, a 15 minute radio broadcast, a TV program, and a Sunday banquet featuring University of Missouri students. Local youth list includes Chris Graham and Roberta Aber among others with committee chairs across denominations.
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U Allied
Allis Chalssessee
Airlin
Cyan
Aseenee
Anaconda Abs Ud
Atchison Aveee
Avco Corp
U Fed Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Champlin Oil
Chi RI & Pacee
Chrysler
Canoo
du Pont
Paso
Ford Mtr Trees
Gamble Sk
Ui Iy
Elec Rey M
Gen Motors Steeeee
Uil Goodyear
Gulf Oi
G& E
Minn
M&m
Monsan Ch
Nat Bisc
Nor Pac Ropes
Ohio
RCA
St Reg Pap
Sinclair Shee Kewewee
C. Forrest Whaley
Socony Sawn Eeeneee
Spen
Sperry
Oil Ind
Sunrayne
Tenn
Woolworth
Yale & Tow
Yee
Capital City
KWOS
Kkuu-Ly
The
Christian Church
Tom Schroeder
Steve Cross
Don Gibler
Vickie Wickman
Joe Moore
Bill Carlyle
Marilyn Updegraft
Jan Stewart
Methodist
Doris Johnson
Presbyterian
Beverly Johnson
Jud Schreiber
Anne Ruthven
F Presbyterian
Eldon Kibbey
Becky Henry
Mark Wissehr
Evangelical
Reformed
Ginger Pierson
Christian
Karen Stephan
Gary Wells
Sally Schneider
Susie Weaver
Tom Moore
Betty Ward
Danny Melton
Don Gibbler
Karen Kruse
Two Day Workshop For Nurses Opens
A two day psychiatric nursing workshop opened this morning at the Governor Hotel outlining the foundations of Missouri's ten year mental health program. Dr Addison M Duval director of the states Division of Mental Diseases spoke to about 80 Missouri State Nurses Association members. Workshops run through today with a banquet tonight featuring Dr Louis Belinson deputy director on Modern Research in Mental Retardation. A business session, group discussions and a speech by Miss Dorris O Stewart director of Psychiatric Nursing in Indiana are planned for Saturday.
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Governor Hotel
Missouri
Addison’ M. Duval
Division of
Missouri ‘State Nurses‘ Association
Louis Belinson
Dorris O. Stewart
Indiana
Memorial Hospital Daily Record admissions brief
Daily Record lists hospital admissions births and marriages with names and addresses. Memorial Hospital notes include Folia Mae Smith Dorothy Elliott Shirley Earleywine Sandra Gretlein Elizabeth Ebling Marilyn Sommerer Agnes Reinsch Dorothy Mintz and others. Births include Fern Curtis Earleywine John Reinsch Arnold Mintz Gary Gretlein Donald Rains with dates. Marriage licenses list James Mertens Judith Ray Jefferson City. Changes of venue granted to six defendants in a peace disturbance case.
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Folia Mae Smith
Virginia St
Dorothy Victoria Elliott
Jamestown
Shirley May Earleywine
Sandra Gretlein
Henley
Elizabeth Ebling
W. Main St
Marilyn Sommerer
Bolton Sr
Curtis D. Earleywine
Rt. 2
Memorial Hospital
John Reinsch
Pierce St
St. Mary's Hospital
Arnold Mintz
Elmerine Ave
Gary Gretlein
Donald Rains
Dixon
Charles E._ Still Hospital
Alonzo Gross
California
Charles E. Still Hospital
James L. Mertens
Jefferson City
Judith Ann Ray
Driver Education Finance and State Policy Debate
The council outlined eight funding options to support driver education through fees and taxes, noting 24 percent of youths reach driving age annually amid 71 million vehicles. NEA urged state finance, reimbursement, and coordination with licensing, plus standards on teachers and curriculum. Illinois Kansas and Pennsylvania have subsidies, California covers most excess costs. Missouri watches a court challenge over license revenue earmarking.
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Michigan
Rhode Island
Maine
Connecticut
State Board of Education
NEA
State Board
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Pennsylvania
California
NFO to Elect Officers Monday at Coca Cola plant
The Cole County chapter of the National Farmers Organization will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Coca Cola Bottling Co plant in Jefferson City. Otto Freshley is the pre county chairman. The group will name a bargaining committee for grain meat and dairy and explain NFO programs. Freshley urged all members and any interested farmers to attend.
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Cole County
National Farmers Organization
Coca Cola Bottling i Co
Jefferson City
Otto Freshley
NFO
Freshley
Awards Presented To Pack 104 Cubs
Pack 104Cub Scouts at St Josephs Church received awards on Wednesday night Cubmaster William Hassler presiding. Recipients included Bobcat honors for Bill Huber Tom Huber and Mike Suthoff Wold award for Bobby Hackmann Roger Baron Mark Plassmeyer Mike Hassler and Jim Weber Bear badge for John Thomas Stoks and a gold and silver award for Tommy Deeken Den mothers honored were Mrs Paul Byrne Mrs Paul Schneiders Mrs J H Drisler and Mrs Bill Plassmeyer.
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Cub
St. Joseph's Church
William Hassler
Bill Huber
Tom Huber
Mike Suthoff
Bobby Hackmann
Roger Baron
Mark Plassmeyer
Mike Hassler
Jim Weber
John Thomas Stoks
Tommy Deeken
Den
Paul Byrne
Paul Schneiders
J. H. Drisler
Bill Plassmeyer
Jordan Elected President of Capital Young Democrats Club
R. H. Jordan Jr. was elected president of the Capital Young Democrats Club at a Cole county courthouse meeting on Thursday night. Other officers include Lloyd Neal as vice-president for activities, Dorean Cummock as membership vice president, Jim Dalton for publicity, Lois Heinrich as secretary, Jane Perkins as treasurer, and Dean Lupkey as sergeant at arms.
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R. H. Jordan Jr
Capital Young Democrats Club
Cole County
Lloyd Neal
Dorean Cummock
Jim Dalton
Lois Heinrich
Jane Perkins
Dean Lupkey
Two U S Fliers Warmly Greeted
The two United States airmen, sole survivors of the downed American plane tied to a Sino Soviet dispute, spent a night in Goose Bay after a heavy snowstorm and resumed their journey at 5 a m. A White House coffee session later featured Vice President Johnson and several senators and representatives from Kansas. A modest Air Force reception followed as a squad of blue uniforms lined the exit.
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Washington
Goose Bay
Moscow
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Floyd Breeding
D-Kan
Air Force Base
The
Air Force
Missouri Law Delay Holds Up 1961 Legislature Pay
Missouri legislators faced delayed pay as Attorney General Eagleton reviews the legality of a $4800 annual raise enacted last month. The House Appropriations Committee, with Comptroller Schwada, weighs whether the emergency declaration allows immediate payment while the court decides. Meanwhile 15 holdover senators are also in question.
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Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
House Appropriations Committee
John W. Schwada
Supreme Court
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Financial Markets New York
Kansas City
Bruce B. Melchert
Melchert
Wasser
John M. Dalton
Ward
House of Representatives
Daily Record
St. Mary’s
Agnes Reinsch
Dorothy Mintz
Paul Georges
Bonnets Mill
Lamont English
Lincoln University
Louis Wilde
Charles E
Zetta Turner
Vienna
Ruth Mochel
Betty Rains
Norma Gross
Wanda Smith
Lafayette St
Jack Hale
Larry Singer
Jim Singer
Frank Hale
John Clay Laughlin
William T. Wells
Ase Nce
National Education Assn
A. Sult
70Th “General Assembly
Coordinating Committee
Mike (Mousey) Matthes
Tanner Bridge & Monroe
Dial
Don Jones
John Vieth
Walt Disney
RADIO
Capitol Theatre
Marilyn Mueller
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Eunice Rose
Christian Education
News Tribune
Cactus
Canyons
Tucson
Arizona
Continents
East Miller
Concert Association
Jordan
Young Democrats
Brendel
Courthouse
Rio
Uack Lemmon
Emisik
Em HM G
Wil
Elvis
U.S
Assembly
Cen
Fred Vogel
Homer
Alee
Palace Inn
Norman Kolar
Clyde
Pee.Wee) Williams
Eve
Eee
Shane
Rio Bravo
Chandler
John
Dolores
the Plunderers
Hart
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