Missouri Farm to Market Road Program Approved
The Missouri State Highway Commission announced tentative right of way and construction programs for the farm to market road system for fiscal years 1904 to 1947. The plan totals about 928.751 million with 3.1 million for right of way and 25.6 million for construction, covering numerous routes across Osage, Cooper, Miller, Moniteau, Miller, and other counties, including grading, bridging, and surfacing on roughly 275 miles of the system and additional projects in separated sections.
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Freedom To Ride
Morgan County
U.B. 54
Hahatenka
Pulaskis
Benton County
Maries County
Rodgers Creek
Osage County
U.S
Cooper County
Gasconade
Acquist
Miller County
Boonville
Brumley
Moniteau County
Pisgah
Leone County
Columbia
Eite
Gans Creek
Route EE
Howard County
Cele County
Cele-Menitenw
Renue
PSC Bus Truck Unit Plans Stricter Enforcement
The PSC announces a reorganization to boost enforcement of bus and truck regulations in Missouri. A three tier plan assigns district enforcement teams, adds part time personnel, and uses state counsel to pursue tougher compliance while training new officers to patrol routes from Jefferson City to six districts across Kansas City St Louis and other regions.
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PSC
Associated Press
Missouri Public Service
Mission
Clark
Mheivnes
William Bo Carle
Atten Clank Sallad
Camden County
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
Five coal miners die from black damp in Dora No
PUNXSUTAWNEY PA AP five men were asphyxiated in a Dora No 2 coal mine when they opened an abandoned working with black damp air. Two others escaped. The dead: John Kramer 33 Sam Gaul 39 Bob White 47 Hilton Neiswonger 27 Ronald Moore 25 Oran Anthony 39 James Ishman 38. Bodies recovered about 14 hours after the tragedy.
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Punxsutawney
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Shaffer
Sole County
Dora No. 2
Doverspike Brothers Coal Co
Shaffes
Clark
Ing
Warren BE
Hearnes
Thele
Shaffer
John Kramer
Sam
Gaul
R.D
Bob White
Isutawney
Hilton
Neiswonger
Mayport
Ronald Moore
Dubois RD
James Ishman
Brookville
Oran Anthony
New Bethlehem
Shatter
President Johnson warns Negroes not to expect miracles
President Johnson cautions African Americans that no national government can by itself secure full racial justice. He stresses progress requires persistent effort from citizens and leaders alike, warning against overreliance on federal action alone.
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Washington
Presi °Gent Johnson
Escapee Raymond Patrick Lacks New Leads After Holdup
Patrol reports no fresh leads on Raymond Paul Patrick, 41, who escaped from the prison Sunday. He allegedly kidnapped Mr. and Mrs. Snelien near Center Town, forced them into a 1953 car with a rifle and shotgun, but caused no injuries. An all points bulletin issued. area search ended. Patrick, serving a life term for murder from Monroe County, remains at large.
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Highway Patrol
Raymond Paul Patrick
Patrick
Church Farm
Richard Snelien
Centertown
Hell
Monroe County
Suppression of Otepka Data Stirring Capitol Debate
Washington moves to hide final volume material from a three year Otepka inquiry as nine senators receive protests from George Ball over proposed release. The State Department seeks to suppress documents and testimony on security practices, while the Senate panel presses for access amid charges of classified misuses.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
State Department
Otepka
Senate
Internal Security
George W. Ball
Bail
Otto F. Otepka
Dean Rusk
Departmentment Department
Transcript
Sen
James O.j
Eastland
Miss
Abba Schwartz
John McClellan
Bureau of Security
Ark
Sam Ervin
N.C
Land Consular Affairs
Ree Thomas Dodd
Conn
Birch
Bayh
Ind
George Smathers
Fla
Roman Hruskal
Neb
Everett Dirksen
Hugh Scott
Sabre Eo Ball
REA Essay Winners Going to Washington
Eighty one Missouri high school juniors depart Jefferson City by chartered buses Friday for a nine day sightseeing trip to Washington. Winners of essay contests sponsored by local Rural Electrification cooperatives in their areas. Tour director is Bill Matteson of Missouri Electric Cooperatives in Jefferson City. Miss Jean Duensing of the Rural Electric Missourians will accompany as chaperone.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Washington
Bill Matteson
Missouri Electric Cooperatives
Jean Duensing
Rural Electric Missourians
Missouri Death Log Summary Sparks Traffic Toll
The Missouri traffic death log for the 24 hours ending at midnight notes 548 fatalities so far this year, compared with 3 last year at this time.
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Missouri
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