Students From 13 Colleges Launch European Trip
In Kansas City 250 Midwest students from 13 colleges begin a two month People to People tour covering 19 European countries. Organizers say the trip could seed future, broader exchanges with thousands of students. Joyce Hall urges participants to foster a positive American image. aims include future summers and reciprocal visits. American and European students will meet in Washington and New York for briefings.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Joyce C. Hall
Europe
Hall
America
Bill Dawson
Universal People -To- People
Si Wall
Washington
Atty
New York
Dawson
United States
Charles Borghi
Milan
Italy
University of Missouri
Life Rigorous in Scotland Wife of Mexico Minister
Glasgow story quotes Mel an Collins wife of Rev Robert Collins of Mexico as she notes the higher cost of living in Britain and the cold, with her husband asking how locals manage on wages. The piece also mentions Scotland’s warmest day, a hospital expansion plan in Jefferson City, and a new industrial park project with bids forthcoming.
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Mexico
Glasgow
Britain
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Dane Collins
Robert Collins
Mexar
Scoland
Donald Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Col Clas
United States
Charles E
Fred Bass
Chamber
Hill-Burton
Gideon Houser
John Morris
Industrial Development Committee
Jefferson City
California Politico Contests GOP Nominations In 1962 Primaries
California state party leaders discuss a possible first statewide GOP primary as delegates tally for the gubernatorial nomination. John Alsop and Edwin H. Mas Jr. are seen as likely to secure at least 20 percent, with four others also vying. The Mississippi and Idaho primaries highlight generational shifts, runoff potential, and gambling as a pivotal issue in the Idaho race.
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Rle Pinn
GOP
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Insurance Company
Edwin H. Mas Jr
Bush
John Lodge
Horace Seely-Brown
Vivian Kellems
Prescott Bush
Lodge
Mississippi
Frank Smith
Kennedy
Jamie Whitten
Merrill Lindsey
Whitten
Smith
Case
South Dakota
Francis Case
A. C. Miller
Foot
George McGovern
Archie Gubbrud
Ralph Herseth
Idaho
Boise
Vernon K. Smith
Robert Smwyne
Frank Church
George V. Hansen
John T. Hawley
Montana
Arnold Olsen
James F. Battin
Diem Reports Troops Kill 32 Guerrillas
Saigon based government press release states forces killed 32 Viet Cong guerrillas and captured 24 in the Plain of Reeds, with no casualties to its troops. The operation, 99 miles southwest of Saigon, used U.S. helicopter support and aimed at disrupting a Viet Cong battalion recruiting in the area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Plain of Reeds
U.S
Junior Golf Program Opens at Meadow Lake Acres Club
Meadow Lake Acres Country Club will start a junior golf program at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Officials said the six weekly sessions are open to 9 to 16 year olds, culminating in a junior tournament in mid July. Each Wednesday will include lessons and practice.
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Meadow Lake Acres Country Club
Romance With Korean Girl Faces Obstacles For Mahoney
Riverside AP report follows William H. Mahoney 24 who fell for Song In Cha 20 in a Catholic church in An Chun Ni near the 38th Parallel DMZ. He sought extensions, reenlistment and immigration aid from senators the Pope and the President, all without result. Now back in the US he hopes for a Korea-bound ship job and pays for return travel by himself while writing to Song In Cha almost daily.
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Riverside
Calif
William H. Mahoney
Pentagon
Mahoney
Miss Song
Cha
Catholic Church
An Chun Ni
38Th Parallel
Demilitarized Zone
States
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Korea
Jn Cha
Sailors’ Union
Im Cha
Indonesian Judges Study U S Court Systems Abroad
Attorney General Thomas F Eagleton outlined a non partisan plan of Missouri courts as judges Soerodjo and Rasad, on exchange through the State Department, studied law in American universities. Soerodjo studied international law at Washington University and NYU and worked with the American Institute for Judicial Administration. Rasad studied international law and philosophy of law at Yale and plans to visit West Germany France and India before returning home.
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Preme Court
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Soerodjo
Court of Appeals
Rasad
State Department
Soeradjo
Washington University
Washington D.C
Corley Attacks Democrats Over Missouri Conflict Plans
Missouri Republican official Francis C. Corley criticized Democrats for ignoring conflict of interest legislation. He cited three GOP bills dying in committee during the last session and noted Gov. Dalton's 15 member commission produced no action until five citizen members issued a statement urging movement. Corley spoke at Lemay Township Republican Club.
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Francis C. Corley
Missouri
Corley
Dalton
Lemay Township
Republican Club
Owings Urges Regionwide Plan For Jefferson City's Capital Image
San Francisco architect Edward D. Owings praises Jefferson City's setting and civic ambition. He notes the city is the state government seat in a strategic trading region and urges a regional master plan that leverages unique local assets. He calls for consensus on a comprehensive plan to become perhaps the world's most beautiful capital.
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Nevada
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Australia
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Turkey
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Tenn
United States Air Force Academy
John Hancock and Businessman's Assurance
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Jefferson City
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Mid-Missouri
Jefferson Cillans
Columbia
Jefferson
City council approves contracts and budget steps
Jefferson City council advances bids for city hall exterior finishes, police headquarters stucco walls, and a new police car while retiring half the elevator debt. It also studies central air conditioning bids, street repairs deposits, and Capitol View revenue impacts. Budget timelines push plan for a balanced next year.
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George L. Alberts
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McCarty Streets
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City
Watt
Counseil
Capitol View
Fourth Ward
Capitol View Project
Jefferson City
Hunter Bros. Construction ‘Co
Airport Committee
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Memorial Airport
Dave Herman
French Secret Army Chiefs Face Rift Amid Crisis
Algerian attacks by Dy mandos aimed to denounce any contact with the secret army. Three French soldiers and two civilians were wounded in the assaults. Three Muslims and two Europeans were killed in other terrorism incidents. French officials reported a rift between the secret army’s military and political leaders, with politicians seeking negotiations with Muslim authorities to salvage chaos, while military leaders hoped for a revolt in France. In France, ex-General Edmond Jouhaud lost his appeal to overturn his treason death sentence, leaving a potential commutation to life imprisonment as unlikely.
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Secret Army
France
No. 2
Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
de Gaulle
Plan for Rivers Area Uses Consensus to Protect Wilderness
Local official cautions against rapid or forced land takings for federal use. He weighs two options: a costly purchase extracting thousands of private acres for tourism and a cheaper easement approach with restrictive land use. He warns either could harm the region’s beauty and recreational potential if rushed or inadequately planned.
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Ueemia
Donnells
Jacks Fork
Eleven Point Rivers
Betsides
Missouri asks state to fix county supervision gaps
The article notes proposed appropriations for higher education and public schools plus financial aid for junior colleges. It cites an interim study on county superintendents and counts counties with no or few schools, urging reform to save tax dollars and restrain government growth. It also mentions a statewide penalty inmate facility at Moberly and a rise in mental health appropriations. The USDA reports U.S. hens average 206 eggs yearly compared with 121 three decades ago.
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Moberly
A Staples
Missouri
United States
Inflation belief falters as stock prices fall in 1961 remarks
Spertor argues inflation has been tamed and stock prices slipped after investors overestimated a quick recovery. He notes the economy gained speed after a mid winter pause and sees no lasting setback in the rebound, citing faith in mass purchasing and upcoming tax credit proposals for new investments and accelerated depreciation.
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Clei
Dillon
Woman in Iron Lung Dies After Nine Years
Mrs. Joel Werfel of Montgomery Alabama died after nine years in an iron lung following a polio outbreak in 1953. The 35 year old housewife and mother of Deborah 12 was known for her cheerfulness and courage. She had written a book titled Please Scratch My Nose and completed it shortly before death.
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Montgomery
Alu
Joel Werfel
Deborah
Alabama
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