Lincoln IBM official cites society’s shift from the machine
IBM office products chief Bart Stevens told Lincoln University graduates that society now realizes its errors in overvaluing the machine and urged better questions over quick answers as violence linked to unrest provoked state guard action. Lincoln conferred 185 degrees, honoring Dr. Earl Dawson as president emeritus.
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Bart Stevens
Office Products
IBM
New York
Lincoln University
Lincoln
Norman Devore
Joshua McGowan
Hiawatha Reed
Leland Womack
Board of Curators
Earl Dawson
Penitentiary inmate arraigned for escape in Missouri case
Robert Frazer, a Missouri Penitentiary inmate, was arraigned in Cole County Magistrate Court for an escape charge. He waived his preliminary hearing and was bound to circuit court for trial with a return date set for June 16. In separate magistrate proceedings, Dan R. Krolick was arraigned for issuing a $372.14 no funds check on April 17, with his preliminary hearing reset to 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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Robert Frazer
Missouri Penitentiary
Cole County
Frazer
Dan R. Krolick
Krolick
Kennedy Critics Press ABM Costs and Feasibility
The article reports Sen. Edward M. Kennedy charging the Safeguard ABM plan could cost at least $20 billion, three times the White House estimate. He warns the ABM may be unworkable and worsen the arms race. Harper's book, ABM An Evaluation, edits by Chayes and Wiesner, is due Tuesday. Senator Sparkman backs the administration, predicting a Senate majority for ABM. Debate on the bill may stretch to vacation time.
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CBS
Edward M. Kennedy
Harper & Row
Abram Chayes
Harvard University
Jerome Wiesner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Vandals and thieves plague Jefferson City weekend
A rash of vandalism and thefts in Jefferson City targeted autos and personal property. Incidents included missing tires from two cars owned by Rev Walter Niedner and a loosened wheel, attempted break in on Joe Morgan’s apartment, a broken car window at 501 Schelitidge Road, and bottle damage to three vehicles on Belair and nearby streets. Tires were cut on two cars at 1706 Thompson Street. Arnold J Ladd reported a stolen billfold with cards but no cash.
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Walter Niedner
Swifts Highway
R. W. Maddox
Memphis
Schelitidge Rd
Thompson St
National Guard Deployed Amid Campus Unrest In Missouri
Hearings held in Anthony Hall with troopers stationed around Richardson Auditorium during the disciplinary proceedings. A restraining order forced protesters from the Student Union on May 12, with a stay until May 14. Fires and shootings on May 19 triggered a large security response, with as many as 200 officers. The May 19 fires caused about $648,000 in damage. Governor Warren Hearnes activated the National Guard to assist troopers, city police, and county sheriff’s office.
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Lincoln
Cole County Circuit Court
Warren Hearnes
National Guard
Jefferson City
Education bill faces House committee hurdle
The bill aims to generate about 31 million dollars to start a program and is under the House Education committee led by Rep. James I Spainhower. He accuses the Senate of irresponsibility for underfunding essential state services and not providing enough revenue to cover half the operating costs of schools. He urges a meeting with the governor, but none is scheduled as the legislature nears a June 30 deadline to resolve the impasse.
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James I. Spainhower
D. Marshall
Spainhower
Senate
Ireland opens third forest park in Mourne Mountains
Belfast announces the opening of Northern Ireland's third forest park a 1000 acre site in the Mourne Mountains County Down with woodland walks a trout lake and a pony trail for visitors.
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Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Mourne Mountains
County Down
Daily record of fines and notices from Jefferson and surrounding towns
Police court fines include Nathan E Lillard 50 for DWI, Thomas Wolters 20 for speeding, Laura Schell 15 for stop sign violation, Roger Atkinson 15 for failure to yield, John Rost 25 for 50 mph in a 30 zone, Larry Wheat 15 for yielding violation, Audrey McCann 15 for 34 mph in 20 zone, Gene Wheeler 10 for running stop light, Anna Colvin 25 for careless driving, Robert Coleman 15 for following too closely, Roger Burns 2 plus jail costs for drunk in public. Marriage licenses listed for Cowan and Raps, Eichholz and Weeden, Twehus and Mueller. Magistrate fines include Merle Dawson 30 for illegal beer possession, Carl Schubert 75 plus costs for illegal beer possession. Circuit court grants divorce for Carol Scrivner and James Scrivner.
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E. Elm St
Thomas BE
Wolters
Columbia
Laura A. Schell
Washington St
Roger David Atkinson
Holts Summit
Larry Leonard Redman
John Rost
Elm St
Larry C. Wheat
Audrey L. McCann
Hayselton Dr
Gene BR. Wheeler
Capeitol View
Anna Marie Colvin
Capitol Avé
Robert A. Coleman
Broadway &I
Roger Burns
New Jersey gubernatorial primary bids draw many candidates
In Newark New Jersey six Democrats and five Republicans run for governor as taxes crime and urban issues define the race. About 3.2 million registered voters expect turnout around 25 percent. Key figures include former Gov Meyner and Rep Sandman, with Helstoski and Cahill among contenders and party factions active statewide.
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Newark , NJ
New Jersey
Garden State
Virginia
Robert B. Meyner
U.S
Charles W. Sandman
Death of Fuller E. Hart in Jefferson City at 79
Fuller E B Hart 79 of 1314 Miller St died this morning after about two years illness. Born Sept 4 1889 in Big Springs Missouri he was son of Daniel E E and Mary Anderson Hart. He farmed then ran a Standard service station at Jonesburg from 1925 until retirement in 1951. He later lived in Jefferson City and married Beulah M Adams on Oct 7 1945. Surviving: son Wilfred E Hart Kansas City daughter Mrs Geraldine Woll Barrington Illinois two brothers Burl Hart Montgomery City Leonard B Hart McKittrick one half brother Clyde Hart McKittrick one half sister Mrs Lady Williams New Florence and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Houser Funeral Chapel Rev Dr Val B Strader officiating burial Hawthorn Memorial Garden.
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Miller
Mr. Hart
Big Springs
Daniel EE
Mary Anderson Hart
Jonesburg
Jefferson City
Beulah M. Adams
Hart
Houser Funeral
Val B. Strader
Hawthor Memorial Garden
Glenn McDowell rites Tuesday
Glenn McDowell 66 of 2491 Old St Louis Rd died unexpectedly Saturday at home. An identification officer for the State Department of Corrections he was born December 26 192 Hawkeye son of the late John and Minnie Shelton McDowell. Survived by a daughter Mrs James Simmons Columbia a son Everall McDowell Columbia and one grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at Tanner Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Harold Reish officiating burial Crocker Cemetery Crocker graveside services at 3 30 Tuesday.
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Crocker
Koelling Lawrence dies at 51 in Jefferson City
Lawrence Koelling of Route 5 Jefferson City died Saturday at Charles E Still Hospital after six months illness. Born August 17 1917 in Callaway County he was the son of Charles and Louise Koelling. Survived by a son stationed at Labrador and a daughter, two brothers, a rosary was set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at Dulle Funeral Home followed by 10 a.m. Wednesday funeral at St Francis Xavier Catholic Church Taos officiated by Rev Kevin Gormley. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery Jackson City.
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Callaway County
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Lucy Marie Steinman
Lawrence B. Koelling
Labrador
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Pat Koelling
Ove Koelling
Jefferson City
Dulle Furneral Home
St Francis Mavier Catholic Church
Taos
Kevin Gormley
Resurrection Cemetery
Jetteson City
Services Tuesday for Mrs Berendzen
Mrs Isabelle Berenczen aged 7 died Saturday at Charles Still Hospital. Born September 84 1897 in Boone County she was daughter of Lary and Belle Clarkston. Surviving brother John Wesley Clarkston, Jeffer The rosary will be recited today at Phillips Funeral Home Eldon. Funeral services 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Snows Catholic Church Marys Home. Burial in parish cemetery.
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Tuscimbia
Charles 15
Still Hospital
Berendzen
Boone County
Lary and
Belle Price Clarkston
William Anthony Berendzen
John Wesley Clarkston
Jefferson City
Pam
Phillips Funeral Home
Eldon
Our Lady of Snows Catholic Church
Marys Home
Sean Smyth
Vienna woman Mary Schwartze dies at 76
Mary Catherine Schwartze 76 of Vienna died Sunday at Jefferson City Hospital. Born Feb 1 1893 in Miller County, she was married to Anthony Schwartze May 26 1914. Survived by four sons Harold Charles James, two daughters, three brothers, two sisters, 21 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral 9 am Wednesday at Visitation Catholic Church Vienna. rosary at Birmingham Funeral Home Vienna tonight and Tuesday.
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Vienna
Jefferson City
Schwartze
Miller County
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Anthony Schwarze
Harold Schwartze
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James Schwartze
St. Ann
Jerome Schwartze
Larry Wansing
Arthur Eads
Herman Reinkemeyer
St. Louis
Lawrence Reinkemeyer
Leo Reinkemeyer
Ber Stratman
Elizabeth Buschman
Ladies Sodality
The
Visitation Catholic Church
Harold Smith 63 Clarksburg Dies at Columbia Hospital
Harold Vincil Smith a farmer and turkey rancher age 63 of Clarksburg died Sunday at a Columbia hospital. Born June 17 1905 in Bunceton he was the son of the late Peter Franklin and Maggie J Cordry Smith. He married Mary Rodgers January 28 1928 who survives along with two sons Harold Smith Columbia and Bobby Smith Lexington four brothers Hunter Homer Hubert all of Sedalia and Herschel Smith Victoria Texas and one sister Mrs Gussie Briggs Corpus Christi Texas. Services conducted at 2 pm Tuesday at Williams Funeral Home California with Rev Ivan Cameron officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery Boonville.
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Clarksburg
Harold Vincil Smith
Columbia
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Bunceton
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Maggie J. Cordry Smith
Mary Rodgers
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Lexington
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Homer
Hubert Smith
Sedalia
Herschel Smith
Victoria
Tex
Gussie Briggs
Corpus Christi
Williams Funeral Home
California
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Walnut Grove
Boonville
Rockefeller Trip Delayed as Latin America Protests Rise
Rockefeller spent three hours at the La Paz airport while Venezuelan opposition parties threatened demonstrations and students planned supermarket occupations in response to the visit. President Caldera convened a Cabinet meeting and a postponement was decided. Foreign Minister Calvani warned that the events could harm future U S Latin American relations.
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Latin America
Indian jokester tricks guests at wedding
A guest at a New Delhi wedding entertained guests with jokes and poetry, prompting cash gifts. Claiming to be a distant relative of the groom, he was later accused by the bride’s father of pickpocketing. Police say he confessed to similar acts at other marriages in recent months.
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New Delhi
Mobile homes weathering credit crunch
AP Business Writer Lisa Cronin reports mobile homes prove resilient amid a credit crunch with 51 percent sales growth in the first quarter of 197? and steady manufacturing. Analysts note low cost appeal and growing lender acceptance while firms upgrade quality to shed the trailer image.
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New York
Alséo
Richard Keim
Ishat
Goodbady & Co
Kem
William Nelson
Motdy’s Investory Services Inc
Farm industry largest in Belfast NI exports rise
Northern Ireland's farming is the biggest industry employing over 80,000 people. Agricultural exports reached about 100 million pounds, 240 million dollars, last year, roughly one fifth of the nation's overseas shipments.
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Northern Ireland
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