Progress Leaders Conference Draws 200 Plus in Missouri
More than 200 Planned Progress leaders and citizens attended the tenth annual conference at Ramada Inn, hosted by Missouri Power and Light. Lt. Gov. Eagleton urged initiative to solve problems and warned against indolence inviting federal controls. Drury College's Earnest Brandenburg urged continuous learning to adapt to rapid changes.
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Earnest S. Brandenburg
Drury College
Springfield
R. D. Utey
Neal Kullman
Planned Progress
Jefferson City District of Missouri
Power and Light
Argyle
Ashland
Centertown
Eugene
Freeburg
Hartsburg
Holts Summit
Koeltztowns
Meta
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New Bloomfield
Osage City
Russellville
St. Thomas
Taos
Wardsville
Vienna
White House Keeps Vacation Site Secret
Luci Johnson, 17, daughter of the President, vacationing for a few days with parental permission. The White House would not confirm location, saying a disclosure would contradict the vacation. A Chicago police source indicated she was visiting in town, while she had accompanied her father on a trip to Chicago Thursday night and did not return with him, with a return expected by Monday or Tuesday.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
White House
Chicago
Luel
National Cathedral School For Girls
Marines Engage Viet Cong in Hot Viet Nam Skirmish Near My Tho
Reported heavy losses on both sides as Viet Cong attacked a My Tho area village defended by U S Marines. Government losses listed as 18 killed and 52 wounded with higher figures expected. U S air power struck targets in North Vietnam as paratroopers completed a four day exercise with six casualties.
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Man Freed in Death Of Father-in-Law
Clyde Le Roy Walker of Thomasville Mo was acquitted of second degree murder in the Feb 13 shooting death of his father in law Jack Huddleston 44 of West Plains by an Oregon County circuit court jury after 19 minutes of deliberation.
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Clyde Leroy Walker
Thomasville
Oregon County
Walker
Jack Huddleston
West Plains
I Thomasville
Jefferson City Post-Tribune Publisher and Rates Summary
Jefferson City Post-Tribune details publisher names and offices for 1927 to 1959, notes editor Joseph Majersky and presiding figures, and lists subscription rates: carrier and mail options in Jefferson City Missouri, surrounding counties, Missouri outside counties, and U S rates. It is a publisher's page with circulation and billing information from the News Tribune Company.
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Robert GC. Goshorn
Associated Press
All News
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cals
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Departmente
Mexico Woman Dies in Crash Near Falton
Mrs. Lucille Cassens, 59, of Mexico Missouri, was killed in a traffic crash on U S 54 about 12 miles north of Falton at 7 50 a m. Charles Nagel Jr 20 Fulton and Charles Bell 44 Williamsburg were involved. Nagel suffered minor injuries. The dump truck slowed for a left turn into a rock quarry and was not hit.
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Mexico
U.S. 54
Falton
Missouri Highway Patrol
Charles Henry Bell
Willamsburg
Charles Francis Nagel Jr
Fulton
Nagel
Cassens
Nagal
Delay Sparks Call for Tornado Aid Hearings
Miller cites inaction on a bill filed April 80 to aid Iowa Illinois Minnesota disaster victims amid ongoing tornadoes and floods. He notes 30 senators backing the measure and accuses the White House of delaying with a foreign aid request, urging action for displaced workers and ruined homes.
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Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Budget Bureau
White House
Southeast Asia
Johnson Remarks on Courage and Action in 1960s Speech
President Johnson argued the nation’s danger lay in vacillation and inaction, urging decisive leadership. He delivered the address after arriving Thursday and returning to Washington soon after. His 17-year-old daughter Luci accompanied him to Chicago but did not return, with plans undisclosed.
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Washington
Lucia
Chicago
Governor Signs Advisory Bill Creating State Hospital Council
Governor Warren E Hearnes signed multiple bills including creation of a State Hospital Advisory Council to advise the Health Director on hospital use. The council includes elant members appointed with Senate consent, two NGO representatives, two state agency reps, and four public members.
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Elant
Senate
Hingis - Missouri! Bridge Commission
ACTOS
Mississippi River
Ste. Genevieve
Division of Employment Security
Gemini 4 Mission Notes Space Walk and Sleep Routine
NASA reports Gemini 4 pursued a Titan 2 rendezvous but abandoned the effort after using 40 percent of fuel. White’s 20 minute space walk thrilled spectators while McDivitt and White adjusted to orbit life, sleep patterns, and restrained scientific experiments. Flight controllers logged normal vital signs after initial excitement and crowding issues with gear jettisoning.
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White
Hodge
Bombers Threaten North Vietnam War Effort
The report notes possible Russian bomber support for North Vietnam as Moscow promises aid. It cites Russian pilots in past Korea clashes and Mig aircraft in use, signaling increased Kremlin commitment and potential threats to South Vietnam ground forces and U.S. ships.
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Hanoi
North Viet Nam
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
Korea
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Lankford Jr Joins Missouri Veterinary School Summit
William Lankford Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lankford, hosts a summit and is accepted by the University of Missouri School of Veterinary Medicine after three years of study. William Henry Bunge to receive Bachelor of Divinity at Eden Theological Seminary in Webster Groves. Jim Laux elected to UM System Student Council in Columbia.
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J. W. Lankford
Summit
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of Missouri
Lankford
University
William Henry Bumdge
Clarence Bunge
Lohman
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Groves
Central Methodist College
Jim Laux
Jefferson City
Business and Public Administration
University of Missouri, Columbia
State aid plan moves through Missouri Senate funding debate
House approval kept most allocations intact to public schools under the foundation program and major welfare programs. Budget items include University of Missouri operations across four campuses, state colleges ratios, and capital improvements with new building projects totaling about 37.5 million. Senate cuts focus on minor planning funds while a skeleton omnibus appropriation bill adds rebates, airport aid, and a 675 thousand purchase plan for the Tweedie Footwear Co site near the Capitol.
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Springfield
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State
Mt. Vernon
St. Louis State School and Hospital
Bernard
Dec
Simcoe
D-Callaway County
Charysmian
Tweedie Footwear Co
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Congress debates excise tax cuts and revenue losses
Mills told the rules committee that the Administration’s 1966 budget assumes a loss of tax revenues from repealing excises. The House bill would cut excise revenues by 4.8 billion dollars, while the President proposes 1.78 billion dollars. Because reductions do not take effect immediately, the current year loss is about 0.6 billion dollars. The President’s budget accounts for new programs with large spending, but a 328 billion dollar borrowing ceiling will force restraint on government spending.
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Congress
Mills
Rules Committee
Food Service Staff Attend Missouri Convention
Ten members of the Public School food service program travel to Jap ln for the Missouri State Food Service convention this weekend. Mrs. Mabel Bower directs Jefferson City Public School food service and serves as state secretary. Also attending are Mrs. Lucille Davis Mrs. Hazel Hal verson and Mrs. Esther Shikles.
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Public School Food Service
Missouri State Food Service
Jap Ln
Mabel Bower
Jefferson City
Wheel theft reported across multiple owners in city
Police report theft of a wheel from a 1965 auto owned by several residents including Mrs. Dolly Fischer and Mrs. Hilda Lauf. The incident comes amid broader crime notes noting an average city population of over 1,300,000 and other thefts involving hospital beds and fire equipment.
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Dolly Fischer
Cathsby McKay
Buick
Wachter
United
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