Graham Looking Toward Return To College Work
Evangelist Billy Graham, in Chicago for two one day crusades, says he hopes to return to Christian education work in a small college. He notes the revival years have taken a physical toll and expresses fatigue from travel. He recalls his Northwestern College presidency and urges reliance on faith over intellect to understand the Bible.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Graham
North Carolina
Northwestern College
Minneapolis
McCormick Place
United Nations
Kennedy
Local births and marriages announced across Missouri towns
Births list include a son to Herman Massman Jr. in Boonville at St. Marys Hospital and a daughter to Harold Fletcher in Holts Summit at Memorial Hospital. Additional births detail a son to Paul Drinkard in St. Marys Hospital and daughters to Vincent Reinkemeyer Meta and Leroy Weigers Freeburg. Marriage licenses issued for Russell Harrison and Patricia Goodwin, both Fulton, Bruce Garnet Jr. and Carolyn Wilson of New Bloomfield, and Harold Dandy and Loraine Adrian of Jefferson City with other local residents noted.
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Herman Massman Jr
Boonville
Charles E. Still Hospital
Harald Fletcher
Holts Summit
Thurs Iday
Memorial Hospital
Paul Drinkard
W. McCarty
Wiliam Patton
Ash St
Russell Harrison
Fulton
Patricia Goodwin
Bruce E. Garnet Jr
Ind Carolyn
Wilson
New Bloomfield
Harold E. Dandy
Cedar City
Loraine H. Adrian
Jefferson City
Senator Long Attends Missouri Cotton Meeting
Sen Ed ward V Long spends a full day at the Missouri Cotton Producers Assn meeting in Kennett. He speaks at the Kennedy High School Auditorium, attends a luncheon, and introduces Sen John D Stennis at a banquet. He also appears at receptions and plans events in Springfield and Palmyra, with a rally move and parade added in Kirksville.
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Kennett
Edward V. Long
Missouri Cotton Producers Assn
Cotton Bowl Hotel
Kennett High School
John M. Dalton
Long
Kennett Country Club
Cotton Producers
Kennett Armory
John D. Stennis
Springfield
Greene County
Democratic Central Committee
7Th District
Women's Democratic Club
Dent
Missouri Chiropractors Assn
Kentwood Arms Hotel
Palmyra
Washington
Jeffersoft City
Democratic Editors of
Missouri
Governor Hotel
Adair County
Thousand Hills State Park
Kirksville
Northeast
Missouri Fairgrounds
Names in the News Suzanne Todd Slanker candidate for AA degree
Miss Suzanne Todd Slanker daughter of Mr and Mrs George D Slanker 96 Douglas Dr is a candidate for an Associate of Arts degree at Christian College Commencement exercises are scheduled June 5.
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Suzanne Todd Slanker
George D. Slanker
Douglas Dr
Christian College
Evening TV Schedule Listing for KRCG Channel 43
TV guide style rundown shows a 4:00 Life of Riley and 4:30 Rawhide on KRCG with a slate of programs including news reviews and weather. Notable items feature Dinah Shore and The Tonight Show with various time slots and regional roundup programming.
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Riley
Tint Or Cronkite
Dan Smoot
Farner of
the Brice ‘Twilight Hour
Eyewhoese wo—Weather Review
b—News
Hollywood
Womed
Tennessee Ernie Oo
Camere Db
NTL
Police Court Fines Hit Local Drivers For Speeding
Larry F Peters of Loose Creek fined 10 dollars for careless and reckless driving. Charles E Brown on Star Route 2 fined 5 dollars for operating a vehicle with an improper muffler. John M Sommerer of 202 W Main St fined 10 dollars for speeding. George Klug of 100 Swifts Highway fined 10 dollars for speeding. Charles W Mallicoat of Osage City fined 10 dollars for speeding. Jean Marie Beck of 2513 W Main St fined 10 dollars for speeding. Jacob W Steinmetz of 1014 St Mary's Blvd fined 5 dollars for operating a vehicle with an improper muffler. Alice J Hays of Tipton fined 10 dollars for speeding. Gregory Kohlbush of 206 Chestnut St fined 5 dollars and five days in jail suspended on plea of guilty to a charge of disturbance of the peace.
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Larry F. Peters
Loose Creek
Charles E. Brown
Star Route 2
John M. Sommerer
W. Main St
George Klug
Swift
Jacob W Steinmetz
St. Mary's Blvd
Alice J. Hays
Tipton
Gregory Kohlbush
Chestnut St
Young criticizes Missouri Supreme Court for delays in bond program ruling
Rep Robert E. Young of Jasper County accuses the Missouri Supreme Court of dragging its feet on the industrial development bond program. He urges fast action on the Monroe City case to rule on the 1960 constitutional amendment and 1961 enabling law, noting the people’s statewide approval as mandate. He cites dismissal of the Charleston test case and calls for judicial review of the entire amendment and enabling law.
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Carthage
Robert E. Young
Jasper County
Supreme Court
Monroe City
Young
Missouri Supreme Court
Psubser
Charleston
Missouri National Guard to be released after July 15
Maj. Gen. D. Sheppard said Missouri’s National Guard units now on active service will be released as soon as practicable after July 15. Affected units include the 131st Fighter Wing in St. Louis on duty at Toul Rosieres Air Base France, the 106th Ordinance Co. of De Soto Mo now at Ft. Knox Ky, the 168th Medical Co. of St Louis now at Ft. Riley Kan, and the 25th Signal Battalion based in St Louis and Festus with companies at Ft. Bragg N C Ft Benning Ga and Fort Jeeebeeth Ky.
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D. Sheppard
Missouri
Washington
National Guard
131St Fighter Wing
St. Louis
Toul - Rosieres Air Base
France
106Th Ordinance Co
de [Soto, Mo
Ft. Knox
the &1Dth
Ann Landers Answers Your Problems Summary
Dear readers seek guidance on household friction, dating double standards, marital strife, and a hospital nurse scandal. Advice emphasizes drawing clear lines, evaluating motives, and seeking help for alcohol issues while offering Ann Landers style practical steps.
Carbon Monoxide Dangers And Aftereffects Explained
Dear Dr. Molner warns carbon monoxide poisoning is fast and deadly with no odor. A husband exposed in a garage staggered home, suffered headaches and dizziness, and could face lasting brain effects. Monoxide binds to red blood cells, denying oxygen, risking permanent injury if not treated. Recovery may take up to three months as blood cells renew, but brain damage is a key concern. Always ventilate and avoid exposure by opening doors.
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Eeeg
Ann Landers
Rusty
Artin Sanders
Dr. Molner
C. S
Field Enterprises, Inc
Westminster Will Honor Four Men
FULTON Special four leaders in education state national and international politics will be honored by Westminster College at ceremony Monday. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will deliver the commencement address and receive a doctor of humane letters. Brown Canton and Curtis will receive doctor of laws. Rusk will be guest of Gov. Dalton Sunday night prior to the program.
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Fulton
Westminster College
Cerimren
Monay
Dean Rusk
Thomas B. Curtis
Clarence Cannon
Occidental College
John Anthony Brown Jr
Rusk
Brown
Canton
Curtis
John M. Dalton
Dalton
Westminster Board of Trustees
Mrs. Claywell 4 Dies at Russellville Rest Home
Mrs Elletsa Claywell aged 4 formerly of Russellville died at 1 38 p m Thursday in Versailles born Sherman Texas January 1 1676 daughter of James and Sarahse married September 7 1906 Simon Claywell He died June 27 1952 Survived by three sons Jesse Johnson Boyd. two sisters Mrs S T Hurley Mrs Adna Shicks one brother James John address unknown 15 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren Funeral services at 2 p m Saturday at Russellville Methodist Church Rev Paul Green officiating Burial Campbell Cemetery south of Russellville
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Russellville
Elletsa Claywell
Versailles
Sherman
Tex
James
Sarahse
Simon Claywell
David England
Hazel Bechtel
Lester Kraft
Hannibal
Frank Shacklett
Mountain View
Cal
Paul Green
Campbell Cemetery
Services Held For Mrs Benson in Linn County
Mrs Hattie Benson 83 of Linn died Wednesday at St Marys Hospital after a month long illness. Survivors include a daughter and a step daughter, eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral services were set for 2 PM at the funeral home with Rev Robert Mann presiding. Burial in Bonnetts Mills cemetery.
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LINN
Hattie Benson
St. Mary's Hospital
Milii Ancy Orloe Bonnet'’s
Ernday O
Clarissa Philbert LeCure
Lang
Cirbius
William Wagner
Helen McGinnis
Jefferson City
Benson
St. John’s Methodist Church
Robert Mann
Bonnet's Mill
Markets NAvwNATIONAL Stockyards Hogs Slower Trade
Hogs 8 000 head at St Louis market shows slow and uneven demand with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher and sows 25 higher. Cattle and calves mixed with steers steady to firm, cows steady, vealers 25 lower to steady, good to high. Sheep active and steady with lambs 15 to 22, cull to good 4 to 13. Prices cited for various weights and grades across multiple categories. Also includes notices for final settlement in Missouri probate, public bids for air conditioning units, and local sale listings.
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Herkes
Harry Patterson
Centertown
Elmer Habermas
Westphalia
Mary Feagan
Owensville
Mark Feagan
Kay Henry
Neon Coburn
Linn Creek
Mildred Wiegers
Freeburg
Janet Hoelscher
Rt. 4
Clark Blick
Lafayette St
Wilma James
Dorothy Spencer
Pamela Butler
Michigan St
Jacqueline Patton
Vera Norfleet
Eugene
Grace James
Theria
Ruby Pletcher
Willamy McKee
McCubbin Trailer Court
St. Mary's
Paula Georges
Clark‘ Ave
Shirley Drinkard
Sen. Long
Cotton
Today TV
Krcg-Tv
Komu-Tv
RADIO
Ana Lathere
Harold
Scrooge
Aon Landers
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
MES. P.O
Westminster
Nicholas M. Monaco
Payne
State Division of Insurance
Rozier, Carson, Inglish and Nacy
Central Missouri Crust
Mrs. Claywell
Coucil
L. J. Meary
Council Chamber
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
City of
Jefferson
Kansas City
Henry
P.T
Hamo
Cole
Jeffer
Josie Hendricke
Josie Hendricks
Cole County
Teenie
P. Pierre Dominique
Tral Trust
Ccurt
Della Williams
Sotice
N.e.ma
N Frice
Sach
Kansas City (Ap
Celladenvetene Contaldine
News & Tribune
Saly
St. Lous Produce
Boonville Road
Sale
A. W.J Elsner
David Goller
Guardian
Prenger & Gratz
Aucitioneers
Legals
Roy
L. ‘Thompson
Col. L. L
McDowell & Sons
Tipton, Mo
Edward L. Imhoff
Ibsouri State Penitentiary
Division of Public Buildings
State of Missouri
State Capital Building
Division of Publi Buildings
John D. Paulus, SR
Moberly
Royal O. Cooper
State Capitol
You
Aetoao
Counnl
Leber, Unvil & JM
Duuy
Ane Vallee
Monroe
Carty
Department of Labor
Migsouri
St. Louie
Jeaman
Kathryn Louise
Hayselton Drive
Bierman
Tanner Funeral Home
Tanner Chapel
Crown Hill Cemetery
Sedalia
le Mente Chiy
D-T
C-N Dune
Sai Gnoffic
Nouth
Steffens Service
Russellville, Mo
Des W., Jr
East Circle Drive
Thorpe J. Gordon
Gordon
Riverview Cemetery
Horpe J. Gordoon Service
Toling
Emil H. Roling
Emil Roling
Busch's, Mn
Dunkin
R. G. Anderson Mont. CO
Iace Tile & Monuments CO
Dial
AMILY
Meadow Lake Acres Country Club
Communication Jefferson Lodge
AF & AM
Alcott
W.M. Lee
W. Dunklin
Broadway
BUICK
FORD
Pontiac
Mercury
Plymouth
Manning Motors
Dunklin Dial
Goodwill
Shieles
Lincoln
Central
P. Srethway
South
Wallau Auto SW
Dunklin _ ne
Jerome
Bob's Dean Tire
Eldon
E. A
Brummet
Commercial Son & Fender
Griffin Auto
Cary
Wilfred McQueen
Ley
Spencer Drilling CO
Etterville
Express
Montgomery Ward
Kenneth E. Wallace
Sun Valley
Eliarc
Helco Machine & Tool
Hwy
West
Ashier
Automobile Finance Organization
Perry Clark
Universal C 1T Credit Corp
Jefferson Es
News Tribune
Home Office
Missouri Hotel
Mary Monaco
Abington
Avon
Marie Miler
Jackson
Gibson
Columbia
P.O. Box
Clayton
Arried
c/o News Tribune
Capital City Window & Housecleaning Co
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