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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
11
Cardinal Ritter will deliver the commencement address to 44 Protestant seminarians at Eden Theological Seminary in St Louis. The Roman Catholic archbishop will receive an honorary degree, a matter seen as a ecumenical milestone.
Public sale notices list events near Jefferson City and Eldon, with schedule details for farm machinery and livestock auctions. The directory notes weekly publication, ad sizing rules, and auctioneers Prenger Gratz and Bias, plus missed or corrected ad procedures and deadlines.
Notices report the death of Mrs Mars Eien and child Herman Houry with funeral plans at Morton Chapel in Linn and Rosary at the mortuary. Interments follow at Smith Burchard Cemetery near Bonnets Mill. The page also lists many used car ads from various dealers and private sellers, including Chevy Impala, Pontiac, Buick, and other makes, with contact numbers and brief details.
Broad list of employment openings includes female and male roles at various local employers. Positions range from office work, waiting tables, hostessing, kitchen help, sewing machine operation, and dress shop sales, to route sales, insurance sales, and general labor. Notable employers include Aron’s, Governor Hotel, Crestline Co., and Minnesota Woolen Co. Boxes and in-person applications are noted where required.
Classified style list of job openings and opportunities. Includes salary promises, training plans, and career paths at multiple firms with age and education notes. Mentions American finance firms, bake shops, resorts, and clerical temp help. Readers are invited to respond by box or phone numbers.
A survivor told reporters in Leopoldville that Congolese insurgents executed about 110 male missionaries in Bula last Sunday night. He said about 55 Europeans were killed in the district, with only 20 of the missing accounted for. The survivor and others feared reprisals, and most identities were withheld. Col. Mike Hoare arrived to confer with Mobutu over the crisis.
Added damage suits have been filed against KFAL in Fulton and KFRU and Tribune Publishing Co in Columbia. William Bartish seeks 30 000 actual and 100 000 punitive from KFAL and 80 000 actual and 200 000 punitive from Tribune. Kirchner seeks 20 000 actual and 10 000 punitive from Tribune and 60 000 actual and 120 000 punitive from KLIK and Mid States. Both men target Jefferson City News Tribune and KRCG TV.案件 stem from May 1982 broadcasts about alleged university student assault. suits pending. Bartish and Kirchner face venue changes in Cooper and Callaway counties.
CAPE TOWN South Africa a Chinese suitor in a nursing home wrote a letter with a pasted sign as the return address. He copied the hospital notice stating visitors are not allowed to park in the grounds and that ambulances and doctors cars only.
Emerson Foote former ad executive and volunteer chair of the National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health told a National Tuberculosis Association meeting that Congress will not ban cigarette sales but may require health warnings on ads He urged volunteers to run word of mouth campaigns to counter advertising and highlight smoking dangers Foote called it morally unjustifiable to encourage self harm and noted the death toll from smoking may not be listed on death certificates
Mrs. Dela Tester 43 a Kearney resident was killed when two cars collided on U S 69 between Excelsior Springs and Cameron. William S Tester 83 driving one car was in fair condition with a fractured skull. Mrs Gertrude Gulley 44 of Excelsior Springs was also in fair condition with knee arm and rib fractures. The Highway Patrol said the Tester car pulled onto the highway from a gravel road.
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