Labor Agency Notes Negro Job Gains
The Labor Department reports substantial gains for Negroes in employment over recent years but warns they could lose much of it by 1975 without securing more white collar and skilled positions. Nonwhite employment rose from 6.4 to 7.7 million since 1935, faster than whites, per the Monthly Labor Review. The share of nonwhite workers in total employment rose from 16.2 percent in 1955 to 10.7 percent in 1985.
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Washington
Labor Department
Mombrity Labor Review
Russell
Ford
Cernan
Stafford
Campbell
Campbell Move
Installation Set By Jaycees in Ramadas Banquet
Newly elected Jaycee officers will be installed at a 6 p.m. banquet and dance at the Ramadas. Robert Walz to be installed as Jaycee president. Mrs. Bob Roark named Tarres Jills president. Other new officers include Jim Howerton Don Edmonds Roger Phillips and directors Don Beatty Jim De Long Carl Smith Bob Boessen.
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Joe L. Russell
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Robert Walz
Jaycee
Bob Roark
The
Tarres Jills
Aurel Jim Howerton
Don Edmonds
Roger Phillips
Don Beatty
Jim DeLong
Carl Smith
Bob Boessen
Gemini 9 Orbit Challenge Recalls Apollo Prep
Gemini 9 mission details show Stafford and Cernan facing in flight plan changes to keep the capsule on an intended path. They prepared for maneuvers resembling Apollo lunar journeys, including jet thruster corrections to align with pursuit and return, as the crew awaited Earth reentry.
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Moon
Earth
Gemini
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lHell
Cernan
Navy
Thelro Pad
Apollo Space
He Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Space United Nations
Aiship
United States
Nei A
Roger
U.N
Thant
Lars
Viet Nam
Fantasy Security Council
France
Stafi ‘Sheford
Tom
Gene
Donald K. Slayton
Corman
James A. Lovell Jr
Edwin E. Aldwin Jr
Buddhist Self Immolation Shocks Da Nang and Space Flight Advances
Buddhist unrest in Da Nang deepens as a nun dies in a self immolation on temple grounds with monks cited as likely approving the act. In space news, Gemini 3 pilots Stafford and Cernan chase a target satellite after a successful launch, aiming for a rendezvous over the western Pacific as U.N. observers and South Vietnam discuss election oversight.
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Buddhist Institute
Institute
Hai Lac Pagoda
da Nang
Seigon
Edward H. White II
Cernan
Stafford
Australia
United Nations
South Vietlan
Nam
U.N
New York
Ivers
U Thani
Catholic Group Initiates Two New initiates at MU chapter
Joe Goedde and Dennis Prenger of Jefferson City were initiated into Phi Kappa Theta at the University of Missouri at Columbia chapter after pledge training and maintaining a GPA above 2.00. John Cameron of Clarksburg joined Gamma Sigma Delta at the Columbia campus for seniors of high scholastic standing.
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Joe Goedde
Dennis Prenger
Jefferson City
Phi Kanpa Theta
University of Missouri At
John Cameron
Clarksburg
Gamma Sigma Delta
University
Campus At
Columbia
Revenue Collector Rests After Attack
Louisiana report states Thomas C. Gilstrap Missouri revenue collector is resting comfortably after a heart attack. He was en route to a Chicago meeting and entered Pike County Hospital Tuesday. A hospital spokesman noted he had discomfort Thursday evening and was given oxygen until 4 a.m. He ate breakfast and appeared resting comfortably.
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Louisiana
Pike County
Thomas C. Gilstrap
Missouri
Gilstrap
Chicago
St Louis Boy Killed After Dashing Into Street
In St Louis a seven year old boy Anthony Crenshaw was struck by a car and killed when he dashed into a street. The driver, identified as Shelby Ann Burdin, 23, of St Louis, remained at the scene as police investigated the fatal accident.
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ST. Louis
Anthony Crenshaw
Inalice
Shelby Ann Burdin
Cole Students To Get Degrees At Southwest Missouri State
Three Cole Countians are candidates for degrees at Southwest Missouri State College Springfield Commencement is set for Sunday afternoon They are John W Jack Steiger Jefferson City BS in education William Edward Hasler Jr Jefferson City BS and Jerry Duane Dawson Russellville BS in education Other Jefferson City residents who have graduated this spring include Eldon E Kibbey and Bill Suggett Sue Corkrean and more from nearby colleges Also Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington lists three Jefferson City area cadets William Leroy Wright David Vance and Stephen Herbert Happy for graduation this Sunday.
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Hayselton Drive
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Sue Corkrean
Douglas Drive
Duchesne College of the Sacred Heart
Omaha
Neb
Jefferson
Marvin R. Randall
Hillsdale Drive
Stephen Herbert Happy
Ernest Happy
Elmerine Ave
Summer Production Slows as Auto Plants Shut for Model Change
Summer activity shifts across industry with auto output fading ahead of model changeover and steel orders dipping. Inventory trends show rising steel stocks and a cautious outlook as durable goods orders slip while nondurable orders hold steadier.
Planes Continue Heavy Bombings in South Viet Nam
U S air and naval forces pressed heavy raids Thursday night and into Friday, pounding target areas north of An Khe with five allied units engaging in Operation Crazy Horse. The U S command credited the combined air and ground force with killing 390 enemy troops while sustaining light Allied casualties. Antiaircraft sites, depots, storage areas, and river traffic were repeatedly attacked as aviation units supported Saigon and allied troops. An F105 Thunderchief was reported shot down over North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet
North Vietnam War Update and Congress Foreign Aid Debate
Reports say Pietin's plane was the seventh to fall since Monday as weather improves and heavy raids resume north of the 17th parallel, while ground fighting in South Vietnam remains light. A South Korean Tiger Division unit says 32 Viet Cong were killed in a recent clash amid ongoing aid policy criticism in Washington.
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Pietin
17Th Parallel
Tiger Division
Surveyor Continued for Page 1
The surveyor continues work on page 1 detailing spacecraft exploration amid rugged terrain, noting instrument readings and observations of the terrain near the horizon. The report emphasizes the planning, route mapping, and potential scientific objectives guiding the mission.
Women Charged On Check Forgery In Missouri Case
Two Jefferson City women were arraigned in Magistrate Court on forging and cashing worthless checks. Mary Jo Johnson and Rose Ann Berkstresser were released on 500 bonds and bound over to Circuit Court. Catherine Louise Green, 17, was to be arraigned today. Marsha Kunz has a warrant in Colorado. The prosecutor said a shared checkbook was used to write several fraudulent checks to local merchants.
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Mary Jo Johnson
Oakview Trailer Court
Rose Ann Berkstresser
W.mccarty Sr
O. Lee Munger
Catherine Louise Green
E. McCarty
Marsha Kunz
Colorado
Byron L. Kinder
Morney
Kinder
Catherine Green
Mary Jo John|son
Carol Luetkemeyer
Graham British Crusade Attendance Drops to 15500
Attendance at the second Billy Graham British crusade meeting in London declined to 15,500 from 18,038 on opening night. The Graham organization reported 734 conversions at the end, up from 447 the previous evening.
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Graham
London
Billy Graham
Missouri Republicans Contemplate Prolonged Party Strategy
A party leader says Campbell’s resignation lacks momentum as a protracted plan unfolds. The special finance committee may urge extending the state committee’s life and widening its powers while leaders in St Louis, Jackson County, Sedalia, and northeastern Missouri maneuver to appoint “the right man” and delay a broader internal battle until September.
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Special Inance Committee
State Committee
Finance Committée
Stephen Burns
St Louis
William Buffe
Jackson County
Republican Committee
Long
Hazel Palmer
U.S. Senate
Sedalia
Missouri
Peter Joyce
Editorial signals victory claims from Peking broadcasts
An editorial notes that victory in the struggle cannot be taken for granted while Peking radio and New China News Agency push reports of successes for Mao's thinking, clearly attempting to sway readers. The piece frames the propaganda effort as aimed at convincing someone.
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Peking Radio
New China News Agency
Mao
Thieves Open Safe With Victim's Tools
In Gloucester Massachusetts thieves broke into Mal's Department Store and stole 2500 dollars. They used tools from the hardware department to pry open the safe.
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Gloucester
Mass
Mal’s
Jefferson City Post-Tribune details and rates
Historical notice listing publishers editors and staff of the Jefferson City Post-Tribune with publishing schedule, contact details, and subscription rates. It notes association with the Associated Press and provides home delivery and mail rates for Missouri regions and outside states.
Fourteen Area Youths Leave on Tour to Washington DC
Fourteen Central Missouri youths depart Jefferson City for Washington DC for the Missouri Electric Cooperatives third annual youth tour. They are joined by 67 other high school juniors from across the state on the nine day trip. Winners of an essay contest sponsored by rural electric cooperatives accompany area students from Three Rivers Linn Co Op Three Rivers: Joan Bias Jefferson City Kathy Gloe New Florence Harold Gloe McKittrick Stanley Hall Holts Summit John Schwartze Argyle Gail Kemna St Elizabeth Co Op Tipton Clinton Anderson Gravois Mills Diana Fields Versailles Donald Keith Bunceton Alan Koonse Pilot Grove Jane Reibenspies Tipton Duaise Schlutzhauer Pilot Grove Callaway Fulton Richard DeNeuf Patsy Joe Palmer Filton. They are escorted by Bill Matteson Missouri Electric Cooperatives and Jean Duensing Rural Electric Missourian editor. They will return home in June.
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Jefferson City
Washington, D.C
Missouri Electric Cooperatives
Linn
Joan Bias
Kathy Gloe
New Florence
Harold Gloe
McKittrick
Stanley Hall
Holts Summit
John__ Schwartze
Argyle
Gail
Kemna
St. Elizabeth
Tipton
Clinton Anderson
Gravois Mills
Diana Fields
Versailles
Donald Keith
Bunceton
Alan Koonse
Pilot Grove
Jane Reibenspies
Duaise Schlutzhauer
Bill Matteson
Jean Duensing
Rural Electric Missourian
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