Senate Caps Sheriff Pay In Third Fourth Class Counties
The Micoyari Mhecuts Association led a push to raise sheriff pay by 3000 in third class and 2400 in fourth class counties but the Senate set hard caps. The bill limits total earnings to 10000 for third class and 8000 for fourth class officials with excess fees reverting to the county treasury. Debo of Cole County, earning over 13981 in 1968, would be affected. The move reflects a broader shift from fee-based to fixed salaries for county officials.
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Earl Blackwell
Hillsboro
Senate
Robert A. Young
D-St. Ann
Blackwell
Ronald Somerville
R-Livingston
Horace Q. Debo
Cole County
Debo
Graduation Address Emphasizes Choice and Improvement
Governor Warren E. Hearnes addressed Jefferson City High School’s 93rd commencement, telling 374 graduates that education should prepare for more than basics. He urged critical political thinking and personal responsibility while noting the era’s evolving needs and the importance of character in leadership. His daughter Lynni was among the honorees, and awards were given to top graduates.
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Earl Amos
Board of Education
Sam Griffin
Jefferson City Senior High School
Thomas Griffin
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Theleive
Jefferson City
Lynni
Marvin E. Fleming
Missouri
Insurance bill pushes penal and mental health official liability
A substitute bill to insure officers of the Department of Corrections and Division of Mental Diseases moves to a preferred Senate position. It arises after corrections chief Fred T. Wilkinson warned punitive damage suits leave top administrators personally liable without state coverage. Senate support comes from Gov. Hearnes administration and Sen. Earl Blackwell.
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Department of Corrrections
Division of Mental Diseases
Senate
Fred T. Wilkinson
Corrections
Earl Blackwell
Hillsboro
Warren E. Hearnes
Blackwell
Clifford Jones
R-La
Due
Post-Tribune
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Editor to speak at LU exercises Lincoln honors graduates
Lincoln University commences with editor Henry C. Haskell as principal speaker. Graduation events include a 4 p.m. reception Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday ceremonies. Honors go to Carol Steiner Yale dictorian and Diane Schmutzler Salutatorian amid top-ten placements. A fire-destroyed brick factory near Lincoln, Kansas, and a chemistry grant to LU researchers are noted alongside civic awards and legislative updates.
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Henry C. Haskell
Kansas City ‘Star
Lincoln University
Robinson elected to fraternity post at Missouri campus
Roy VY Robertson Jr. was chosen vice president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Missouri Columbia. The junior accounting major and son of Roy V Robertson Sr. of 420 Crest Drive will lead the 96 member chapter for the fall term.
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Roy VY. Robertson Jr
Sigma Alpha = Epsilon
University of Missouril
Columbia
Robertson
M. A
Roy V. Robertson Sr
Crest Drive
Investigation questions 20000 M16 rifle sale to Singapore
Rep H H Ichord leads a House subcommittee inquiry into whether selling 20,000 Colt supplied M16 rifles to Singapore impaired Vietnam war defense. He notes training shortages and malfunctions may reflect soldier familiarity and licensing errors by a DoD official.
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Chigage
Prom Sarvics
Washington
Singapore
Vietnam
Ae H. Ichord
Special House
Colt Company
Hartford
Ichord
Subcommittee
Colt
Flood Warning For Smithville Area Kansas City
The Weather Bureau warns Smithville and nearby towns of potential Little Platte River flooding. Crest predicted at 36 feet by 8 p.m., about 12 feet above flood stage, with evacuations in downtown and residential zones likely. Damages estimated at 520000, Civil Defense alerted across several communities.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Smithville
Little Platte River
Grand River
Chillicothe
Sumner
Television Schedule Log For Evening Lineup
A compact view of a television timetable listing programs from 5:00 to 12:00 including Leave It To Be, Milton the Men, NBC News, CBS News, Weather, Sound Off, Daniel Boone, Ozark Opry, Rifleman, Batman, My Three Sons, Bewitched, Delicate Delinquent, Have Gun Will Travel, Dean Martin, News and Weather sequences, Grand Marquee Fighting Lady, Hunting and Fishing, Tonight Show, with notes on channel placements and specials.
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NBC News
CBS News
Daniel Boone «Co
Ozark Opry
Rifleman
Batman HH
My Three Sons
Bewitched
TV Guide Style Daytime Nighttime Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows a dense broadcast timetable with programs from CBS NBC and local channels. It includes news Weather soap operas game shows dramas movies and late night talk with titles like Dragnet Hogan's Heroes The Invaders and Forty Guns among others.
Frontier Airlines denied overflying stops on extra-section flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board refused Frontier Airlines request to omit intermediate stops on extra-section flights between Denver and six cities including Kansas City. Frontier, based in Denver, sought permission to overfly mandatory points on its system.
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Washington
Frontier Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier
Denver
Hal Hunter Jr. named LA curator for Lincoln University Board
Hal Hunter Jr. of New Madrid County was appointed by Gov. Hearnes to the Lincoln University Board of Curators. His term runs until January 1, 1968, succeeding Byres Mateson.
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Hal
Hunter Jr
Hal EF. Hunter Jr. Aera
New Madrid County
Day
Warren EK. Hearnes
Lincoln University Board of Curators
Fire crews quell blaze at South St. Louis brick plant
It took the St. Louis fire department about an hour to bring the blaze under control at the old Snclede Christy H. K. Porter brick plant in southwest St. Louis.
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St. Louis
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