Rail giants Agree to Study Merging Feasibility
CHICAGO AP One of the nation’s longest and richest railways, the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Missouri Pacific Railroad, agreed to begin a joint study on merger feasibility. Presidents Marsh and Jenks announced the step, inviting other western lines to join.
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Columbia Man Elected to Soldiers Home Board
M. D. Jack Murphy of Columbia was chosen president of the Board of Trustees at the Federal Soldiers Home in St. James. Other officers elected include Curtis Logan of Rolla as vice president Dlura Salveter of Crocker as secretary and Owen Angram of Ash Grove as chairman of the executive committee.
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Rolla
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Owen Angram
Ash Grove
Officials Inspect Progress On Jefferson City High School
About 30 school officials toured the new Senior High School Wednesday as Jefferson City officials and Kansas City architects from Marshall and Brown explained progress and room purposes. The 75 253 square foot building on four stories features a ground floor theater three shops and a classroom and 23 22 10 teaching units on the upper floors with expansion space. Exterior walls are up most classrooms have outlets and gas lines while toilet installation and some fire doors remain. delays noted in flooring but contractors shifted to cafeteria and gym. Contract work by Plez Lewis and Son St Clair general. Harold G. Butzer Inc Jefferson City mechanical. J H Mackay Electric Kansas City.
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Marshall and Brown
Kansas City
Charles Campbell
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Missouri Senate advances pay raise and boat sewage rules
In Howell County Missouri the Senate moved a measure to raise the chief highway engineer’s pay from 18500 to 19500 and boost other top department officials. A committee approved a bill requiring boats on Missouri lakes and streams to have sewage treatment devices on their marine toilets. Discharge of untreated sewage from a boat would be a misdemeanor.
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Hearnes to Speak at Vienna Democratic Meet
Secretary of State Warren E Hearnes will address Young Democrats of Osage Gasconade and Maries counties on Democrats in Action at 8 p.m. in the Maries County Courthouse Vienna Rep Helen C Hardy of Maries County introduces Hearnes as Democratic candidate for Governor in 1964 The Italian government operates public works centers employing about a quarter million men on roads public buildings reclamation and forestry projects
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Missouri GOP Women Set Friday Convention In St Louis
About 300 members attend the Missouri Federation of Republican Women's Clubs convention opening Friday at the Hotel Governor in St Louis. Walter C Placier of St Louis will speak at a noon Saturday luncheon. Placier is a former four term U S congressman and ex ambassador to Paraguay. The event includes workshops, a tea, officer elections, and adjournment Saturday afternoon.
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St. Louis
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Ollie R. Fritchey
Kansas City
McDowell Admitted After Court Fight At University
McDowell won admission to the university in a court decision after the state Board of Institutions of Higher Learning rejected his application claiming his enrollment might cause unrest. U S. District Judge Sidney Mize in Biloxi issued an injunction preventing interference by officials. Sheriff Ford led the escorted group as two ministers and other officials accompanied him through the law school corridors.
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Tom Hines
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Joseph Ford
Rampus
Ford
Rocal Citizens Council
McDowell
State Board of Institutions of Higher Learning
U S
Sidney Mize
Biloxi
Continued from Page 1 Proposes Social Security tax changes
Mills seeks to avert a deficits in the disability fund with a measure costing about 500 million dollars in the first full year It would tax payrolls on the first 35400 of earnings A 1966 Boost adds automatic Social Security tax increases Jan 1 1966 and two years later If the economy grows these would total over 2 billion dollars each in added costs while Kennedy's proposed rate cuts could exceed 10 billion in future years due to a larger base.
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Jefferson Citizens Win Kansas University Awards
Four mid Missouri residents earned certificates and degrees from the University of Kansas at commencement exercises Monday. Bonnie Jo Buescher of 417 E Capitol Ave received a Certificate in X-Ray Technology. Barbara Jean Buescher earned a Certificate in Mortuary Science. Beverly Sue Scheperle earned a Bachelor of Arts in Education. Lynn Sharon Berkstresser, of Versailles, earned a BA in German.
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Jefferson City
Versailles
University of Kansas
Bonnie Jo Buescher
E. Capitol Ave
Barbara Jean Buescher
Beverly Sue Scheperle
Hayselton
Lynn Sharon Berkstresser
Merchants debate July First License Tax Plan Here
Twenty six city merchants met to study a proposed liquor and merchant license bill. They favored revising the outmoded fee system and formed a committee to meet with the council for thorough review before taking a firm stand. The plan would tax gross receipts at one dollar per thousand with many exclusions and special annual fees for numerous businesses. The license year runs July 1 to June 30 with separate licenses for each location unless several businesses share a building.
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Bak
Fortune
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Two Academy Grads in Family From Rhode Island
A Rhode Island mother watched one son graduate from the Coast Guard Academy in New London while another son in the UK Military Academy at West Point was delayed. Lt. Gen. Garrison H. Davidson lent a plane to the family, but takeoff delay caused Mrs. Margaret Shepard of Burrillville to miss West Point’s ceremony, though her Coast Guard ensign son Arthur B. Shepard did graduate.
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New London
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Garrison H. Davidson
First Army
Margaret Shepard
Buttox
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Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and staff notes
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