Hermann Woman Dies In Weekend Accident
Mrs. Mary L. Houser, 32, of Hermann, died Sunday night after her car left a curve and struck another vehicle driven by Shirley M Czeschin, 17, of Hermann in Gasconade County Missouri. A passenger, Richard T. Oetterer, 23, remained in critical condition. Two Czeschin children, Charles 16 and Mary Jane, suffered minor injuries.
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Mary L. Houser
Hermann
Missouri
Gasconade County
Houser
Richard T. Oetterer Ira
University of Missouri Medical Center
Czeschin
Charles L. Czeschin
Mary Jane Czeschin
Panel Findings Could Avert Airline Strike
The text notes fatalities raising the 1966 Troop F death toll to 45, with multiple injuries from two-car and one-car accidents at Memorial Airport Road, Route M, and nearby intersections in Boone County. Names include Charles J. Clark and Mark H. Sullivan, with locations listed for each party.
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Charles J. Clark
Vista Place
Memorial Airport Road
Mark H. Sullivan
Melody Drive
Clark
Storms Trigger Tornado Watch Across Central Midwest
Storms hit mid America with tornado watches posted for parts of Kansas Oklahoma and Illinois as storms moved across the region. A four car pileup near Eagleville Missouri left one driver dead and several injured as vehicles veered off I 55 into a ravine.
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Kansas
West
Cen
Oklahoma
Tralhinois
San Antonio
Tex
Wisconsin
Johnson
Walter G. Schooley
Wistreme
Towa
Alconsin
U.S. Weather Bureau
Eagleville
Larea
Enid
Okla
Bill D. May
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
LBJ
Washington
Afl-Cio Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans Work
United
Washington committee questions space program impact
In Washington a Senate Foreign Relations panel voiced misgivings about a one-year space program authorization, urging fuller consideration of civil aviation benefits. The report discussed tense labor and political events, including President Johnson’s Texas trip and nominations to Navy research and emergency planning posts.
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Robert Alan Frosch
Robert W. Morse
the Navy
Frosch
Pentagon
Advanced Projects Research Agency
Myron R. Blee
Office of Emergency Planning
Franklin B. Dryden
Blee
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton
Washington
Senate Space
Senate Foreign Relations Com
Vastmittee
U.S
Fwet Han
Burmahrer
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Linda
Clinton F. Anderson
D-1
Big Creek
N-M
Dattonshire
APF
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Congress
Johnson
Power Struggle Seen in Red China Purge
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports observers noting factional maneuvering within China's leadership. Peng Chen is ousted from mayoral post as Liu Shao-chih and Chou En-lai potential rivals clash over Premier seat amid purge. Lin Piao and Teng Hsiao-ping cited as possible key players.
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Tokyo
Peking
Peng
Fang
China
Liu
Chou
Mao Tze-lung
Lius
Lo Jui-ching
Reng
Peng Chen
Posskservers
Communist Party
Liu Shao-chilman Mao
Chow En-lai
Lin Piao
Lin
Pengi
Mao
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Mainichi
Ten
Reluctance Seen As 1966 Theme In Republican History
A collage of political quotes traces Republican hesitation from 1928 to 1966. Mentions include Nelson A. Rockefeller and William Scranton in 1964-66 talk of running, plus references to Eisenhower, Coolidge, and Stevenson as figures who would not seek high office.
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Washington
Stevenson
Republican Party
Nelson A. Rockeble
Feller
New York
William W. Scranton
Matthew
Jesus
Pennsylvania
Gethsemane
George Rormney
Michigan
Vice Press
Richard M. Nixon
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Dwight D.eisenhower
Four Get Degrees At Central Methodist College
Two Jefferson Citians and four others from Central Missouri earned bachelor of arts degrees at Central Methodist College during recent commencement exercises. Jefferson City grads include Clyde Graves Lear and Mary Sue Weaver, with Julia Maek Schmidt graduating magna cum laude. Other graduates are Jo Anne Garrett Spence, John David Blair, and Richard Alan Lemen.
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Jefferson
Jo Anne Garrett Spence
B.S. E
Kermit Garrett
Camdenton
John David Blair
Nellie Blair
Richard Alan Lemen
W. 5. Lemen
California
Worcester Center Associates to develop $45 million downtown complex
Worcester Redevelopment Authority named Worcester Center Associates as the developer for a $45 million business and commercial complex in downtown Worcester. The project includes a hotel, three office towers, two department stores, parking for 4000 cars, a rooftop heliport, a bus station, an enclosed mall, a fine arts theater, restaurants, banks, a computer center and numerous shops.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Redevelopment Authority
Worcester Center Associates
Editor Elected Church Leader in Special Meeting
Morgan Camden water district vote set for June 28 to ratify the creation of Public Water Supply District No 1 for Morgan and Camden counties. Editor Canham of the Christian Science Monitor was elected president at the annual meeting in Versailles, will serve one year, and spoke during a world tour. The election followed the church’s 100th anniversary, with about 10 locals joining 15,000 attendees in Boston.
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Boston
Erwin
Acs
Canham
Chris
Itian
Science Monitor
Christian Science Church
Kansas City
St. Latist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jefferson City
Kansas City Job Training Program Approved
The Labor Department approved a four week job training project by Jewish Vocational Service in Kansas City Missouri to train 75 unemployed or part employed persons. The program will receive 50964 dollars for sociological type community of fee and multioccupational jobs.
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Alliance For Progress
Jobs Corps
Franklyn A. Johnson
Washington Post
Sam Zagoria
National Labor Relations Board
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence
Indonesia
Communist Party
Washington
Labor Department
Jewish Vocational Service
Kansas City
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Pedestrian Killed in Chesterfield on S 40 at Old Olive
Michael Eugene McClanahan, 16, of Wentzville, was killed Sunday night while walking on South 40 at Old Olive Street Road in Chesterfield. An AP report notes the pedestrian died at the scene and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Chesterfield, Mo
Michael Eugene McClanahan
Wentzville
New Piles Remedy Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids relieve itching and ease pain without surgery. Case reports say redness shrinks occurred as sufferers noted piles no longer a problem. The discovery promotes Preparation H formulations available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York
Ail
Miss Studebaker Receives Degree From Harding Seminary
Linda Sue Studebaker earned a Bachelor of Arts from Harding College in Searcy Arkansas during commencement. She is the daughter of Glenn and Mildred Studebaker of 1501 E Miller St. The article also lists several local court fines for speeding and running stops signs, including Cecil Roark, Kenneth Churchill, Jerry Binkley, and others, with ages and addresses.
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Linda Sue Studebaker
Hardingiene Searcy
Ark
Glenn Noble Studebaker
E. Miller St
Real City
Tory
Moreau Drive
Camp Shiloh
Menham
N. J
Paul Schleer
Nelda R. Winemiller
Taylor Drive
Fing
Kenneth A. Churchill
Cecil Leonard Roark
Bachelor of Divinity
de Henley
Louisville
Presley
Jerry Dale Binkley
Theological Seminary
Raph
Charles ©. Churchill
E. Robert M. Bates
Miller St
Union St
Churchill
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K. J. Sonnier
Maryville College
Maryville
Kansas City
Pas- Miller and
Jackson Streets
Parish
Clarksville
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Carol Eaton
Columbia
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Oneida
Interstate 55
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Lynda
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George Hamilton
Blackwell
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Tulsa
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Randall Wheeler
Carl Calcara
George Lance, Jr
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
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Lu Ping
Peng Pei
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Party Committee For
Fan Chin
Rockefeller
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Harry S. Truman
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Versailles
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Claude EB. Curstis
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HFC
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Bok
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Mid-Missouri Insurance Agency
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