Economists Debated View of U S Economic Picture
A group of economists argued the U S outlook may be brighter than feared citing declines in overall poverty from 1959 to 1966 and slower improvement among Negro families. They warned against snapshot syndrome causing pessimistic, static views of society and urged perspective on longer trends.
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Joan Conniff
NEW York
Eli
Theysenhower
Washington
Ameri
America
Missouri farmers price index edges up in May
Missouri farmers received price index rose slightly by May 15 from April while lagging May 1967. Across all farm products the May index stood 253, with crops at 177 and livestock at 291. The figures reflect prices at first sale from farmers, not central markets, with 100 set to 1909 prices.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Judge Riley Faces Lung Surgery Recovery
Cole County Circuit Judge James T. Riley underwent lung surgery to remove a portion of one lung and was reported doing nicely. He remains on temporary leave from his 1th Circuit Court bench at Mt. Vernon Sanitarium where doctors treated a chronic respiratory disease. tissue about the size of a silver dollar was removed and he is in satisfactory condition.
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Cole County
James T. Riley
Riley
Circuit Court
Mt. Vernon Sanitarium
Missouri students elected to electrical engineering posts
Two Jefferson City students at the University of Missouri at Rolla were elected officers of the electrical engineering honor society Eta Kappa Nu. Robert J. Livengood was chosen president and Ronald L. Engelbrecht named bridge correspondent. Both are seniors and will assume duties in September.
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Jefferson City
University of Missouri At Rolla
Eia Kappa Nu
Robert J. Livengood
Alberta Livengood
Route 2
Ronald L. Engelbrecht
Tony
Kennedy bouquet sent by pennies to hospital bed
A small bouquet of yellow daisies with a get well card was sent to Senator Robert F. Kennedy in Good Samaritan Hospital. The flowers came from five and six year old children at a child care center who donated their pennies and nickels to buy the bouquet.
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Kennedy
Advertising fragment for eczema itch remedy at Brandenberger Drug Co
An old fragment promotes a topical antiseptic for eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes. It touts quick relief and germ killing action, urging purchase at Brandenberger Drug Co within a 15 minute window and at local drug stores.
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Brandenberger Drug CO
Engineer meeting World news slated at Rolla
Nine Jefferson City professional engineers and their wives will attend the 32nd annual meeting of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers in Rolla today through Saturday. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lamar Mr. and Mrs. EB Q Mell Mr. and Mrs. H J Bruegging Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson and Mrs W E Hedges Also Mr. and Mrs. William J Luebbert Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carney and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doll Mrs Natalie Caron and Mrs Martha Vernon plan to attend from the MSPE.
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Jefferson City
The
Missouri Society, of
Rolla
Robert N. Hunter
Lee Lamar
EB. Q. Mell
H. J. Bruegging
Dean Wilson
W. E. Hedges
William J. Luebbert
Dale Carney
Paul Doll
Natalie Caron
Martha Vernon
MSPE
Spy plane missing near Okinawa prompts search
AP reports a U S YF12A spy plane from ITazuke air base vanished during routine training over Kyushu. About 2 000 students protested at Kyushu University demanding withdrawal of U S forces from bases in Japan as government pledges full investigation and pilot identification.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S
Pakistan
Tokyo
Pacifics
Alliance For Duty
Japa
Suse Force
China
Sazuke Air Base
Fukuoka
Belgrade
Manila
Star
Univer
Itazuke
Air Force
Kyushu University
Rawalpindi
Arshad Hur
Sain
National Assembly
Japan
Cials
James Cento
Seato
Inj
Asia Treaty Organization
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World News
Gerry Jones
Bunting
Patio Group
Highway
Dix Road
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