Ex-Resident Named To Stephens Faculty
Owen E. Thompson Jr., son of Mrs. Pauline Thompson of 1717 W. McCarty Sr., has been appointed to the Stephens College faculty in Columbia. He will teach physics and mathematics at the James Wood Learning Center on campus starting in September, and is a 1957 Jefferson City High School graduate. He earned a B S in physics from the University of Missouri in 1961 and an M S in atmospheric science in 1963, currently pursuing a Ph D at Missouri.
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Owen E. Thompson Jr
Pauline Thompson
W. McCarty Sr
Stephens College
Columbia
James Wood Learning Center
Stephens
Thompson
Jefferson City
University of Missouri
Hearnes urges study of vocations for Missouri colleges
Missouri governor hopeful Warren E. Hearnes told Fayette Rotary Club that junior and community colleges must offer vocational and technical training alongside academics. He urged locating campuses in industrial areas and forming local commissions to curb dropouts and guide students toward useful technical careers.
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Fayette, Mo
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Hearnes
Fayette
Osage Bluff 4-H'ers Set Achievement Date
Osage Bluff 4 H Club sets June 24 as Achievement Night and invites Henley club as guests. A judging and achievement committee is named with Mrs Clyde Popp Mrs N A McDonald Soda Popp and Dwight McDonald. Talks on self evaluation of fair projects given by Winston Rutledge and Roberta Lock.
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Osage Bluff
Henley Club
Clyde Popp
N. A. McDonald
Soda Popp
Dwight McDonald
Winston Rutledge
Roberta Lock
Salinger Wins California Senate Nomination in Primary
Salinger leads as AP returns from 183 of 32,861 precincts show 611,772 for Salinger and 563,558 for Cranston. Brown endorses Cranston while Salinger vows early campaign start at 5 am. Murphy defeats Kaiser and Hall for GOP nomination. Engle withdraws too late to clear ballot.
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Salinger
Cranston
Brown
George Murphy
Kennedy
NBC
CBS
Sen
Clair Engle
George McLain
Los Angeles
Engle
Murphy
San Francisco
Leland Kaiser
Kansas
Fred Hall
Kaiser
Hall
Laotian Troops Find U.S. Boots Too Big
A Laotian unit assisting against communism found U.S. supplied combat boots too large for most soldiers. Sizes ranged from 10 to 12 while the typical Laotian wearer uses size 5 or 6. Only the largest man could use a pair.
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U.S
Ban NA Long
Laos
Little Kingdom
Missourians Named Scholars By President
President Johnson named 121 Presidential Scholars for 1964 from high schools nationwide. Two Kansans and three Missourians appear among the honorees. The recipients, chosen for superior academic achievement and potential, will be honored at a June 10 White House ceremony with bronze medallions.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
United States
Milton S. Hisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Kansas
Alice Kathleen Cox
E. 8Th St
Wellington
Donald Mark Essmiller
R.F.D
Great Bend
Everett Keith Rowson
Indiana
Kansas City
Peggy Lee Townsend
Gaebler
Overland
David Russell Wheeler
S. Glenwood
Columbia
Appeals Court Denies Cohn Retrial Delay
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously upholds a federal ruling denying venue change or delay for Roy M. Cohn's retrial on perjury and obstruction charges. It also refuses severance for co defendant Murray Gottesman, who faces perjury charges. The prior trial ended in a mistrial after a juror's father died. The retrial is slated to begin next Tuesday.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Murray E. Gottesman
Candidates Voice Anger Over Rally
L. E. Morris seeks the Democratic nomination for state treasurer while Michael Kennedy runs for governor. Both faced snubs from the Young Democratic Club in Marshall which sponsored a rally. Morris and Kennedy denounced the exclusion and planned to attend the event anyway, each asserting bias by private organizers.
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L. E. Morris
Kennedy
Eared County
Young Democratic Club
Marshall
Morris
Cole County
Armory
Bush Refutes Establishment Candidate Charge in Missouri
Lt Gov Hilary A Bush rebutted charges that he is the candidate of Missouri’s Establishment while addressing a Democratic rally in House Springs. He cited broad support from business, civic, labor and farm leaders, and noted past Democratic governors elected with Establishment-backed votes. Bush defended Missouri’s growth, education, industry, and a stable government amid opposition claims.
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House Springs
Hilary A. Bush
Missouri
Bush
Secy
Warren E. Hearnes
Ethan Shepley
Central Missouri Trust Co
Jefferson City
Hearnes
Shepley
Washington University
St. Louis
John M. Dalton
Edward G. Farmer
Joplin
Dalton
James T. Blair
Phil M. Donnelly
Jefferson City Post Tribune Masthead and Rates Notice
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers Mr and Mrs Robert C Goshorn and Mr and Mrs William H Weldon with staff including William H Weldon president RL Rose exec vice president and general manager Joseph G Majersky editor. It notes publication every evening except Saturday from 210 Monroe Street and provides subscription rates 45 cents weekly daily and Sunday 70 cents weekly, mail rates 12.00 per year Cole and adjoining counties 20.80 other Missouri counties 23.40 outside Missouri 23.40 per year and mentions Associated Press affiliation and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
Rl, Rose
Vicce-Pres
Gen
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Cole
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations Dis
Retarded Child Workshop at Westminster College Fulton
Westminster College Fulton hosts a two week workshop on The Retarded Child and The Emotionally Disturbed Child from June 15 to 26. Sponsored by the Westminster psychology and education department, Dr. Gale Fuller chairs the event with staff including Jane S. Rook Marcella S. Clark F J Tayfaglino.
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Westminster College
Fulton
Westminster Department of Psychology and Education
Gale Fuller
Westminster
Missouri State Mental Hospital
Jane S. Rook
Missouri State Hospital No. 1
Marcella S. Clark
Fulton Public Schools
F. J. Tayfaglino
Johnson weighs options on Southeast Asia crisis
In Honolulu briefings, U S officials said no plan to move the Vietnam war north has been approved while contingency options to pressure North Viet Nam and Red China are discussed. President Johnson seeks a firm stance to deter communism without costly troop commitments, amid renewed urgency over Laos and Vietnam.
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Johnson
George W. Ball
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Ball
Southeast Asia
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Rusk
India
Nehru
Stary
U.S
Honolulu
Viet Nam
Red China
Laos
McNamara
Thailand
United States
Laird
House
Dean Rusk
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South Viet Nam
Drive-In Theater Burglary at Cedar City
Missouri Highway Patrol reports a burglary at The Bridge Drive-In Theater in Cedar City Tuesday morning. Entry was through a broken window to the projection room. a suspect cut themselves on glass. Loot included a .416 gauge shotgun, a pocket knife, a small dictionary, 35 old nickels, 200 pennies, trading stamps, plus upholstery and floodlight damage. Break-in time estimated between 2 and 10 a.m.
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Cedar City
Missouri Highway Patrol
Owensville Firm Expected to Stay
Owensville chamber president Delmar Yamnitz said O Sullivan Industries assured the town the firm will not move operations to Moberly. Proposals to relocate parts of the business hinge on bond sales and a potential 380000 expansion, with plans to buy Wood Fabricators and add space. Moberly officials study the plan as a minor relocation may occur. The firm makes RCA and GE furniture with annual sales around 2 million and payroll near 520000.
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Owensville
Chamber of Commerce
Delmar Yamnitz
Chamber
O'Sullivan Industries, Inc
Moberly
Yamnitz
Thomas O’sullivan
Victor Griffin
O'Sullivan Industries
O’sullivan
Narragansett
O'Sullivan
Henry A. Koch
RCA
Philco
General Electric
Moberly Group
GOP Candidate Quits Attorney General Race
Roger L. Scherck of Ladue withdrew today as a Republican candidate for attorney general. He gave no reason for quitting the race. Scherck's withdrawal automatically makes Daniel Bartlett Jr. of University City the GOP nominee for attorney general.
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Roger L. Scherck
Ladue
Scherck
Daniel Bartlett,Jr
University City
GOP
Michigan plant closes as workers fear cross picket lines
Michigan saw a plant shutter on Tuesday as employees refused to cross picket lines causing the closure. In Indiana, 500 Dana Corp. workers struck in Marion over job classifications while UAW leaders voted to strike White Motor Co. in Cleveland. A wildcat walkout followed the dismissal of four employees, two of them union stewards, last week.
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Indiana
Dana Corp
Marion
United Auto Workers
Big White Motor Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Wildcat
White Motor
UAW
Senate Leaders Eye Cloture Vote Tactics
Assistant Democratic Leader Hubert H. Humphrey said he would open with a detailed speech on the substitute today. Republican Leader Everett Dirksen, main architect of the revisions, was ill and delayed his planned remarks. Senator Mansfield co sponsored the revisions with Dirksen.
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Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Mansfield
Dirksen
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