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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
7
Four residents requested absentee ballots for a 6.5 million Industrial bond to lease a plant to Inc. Elections show slow turnout with ballots delivered and pickup completed. polling sites listed across wards and precincts. deadline 6 p.m. Monday for requests.
World News notes U S favors re election of Thant as U N secretary general. A milk price debate in the United States warns of possible shortages amid calls for higher cattle output and dairy pricing. In Ireland an ex prisoner and wartime propagandist Baillie Stewart linked to British broadcasts is noted, while Dominican Republic politics show unrest ahead of Balaguer's presidential bid.
War effects on business show mixed signs with demand from combat spending boosting some sales while shortages, higher costs, and labor tightness slow others. May and June outlooks hinge on inflation risk, tighter money, and delivery delays as auto production softens. Government data and strikes loom over a teetering economy amid expectations of a late-summer slowdown.
Twenty six persons were registered as being 70 or older at the Senior Citizens Day in New Bloomfield. The event highlighted activities and community support for seniors in the area.
In cooperation with Gov proee s Railroad-Highway Grade Crossing Safety Committee the State Department of Education has notified administrators to stress crossing safety. The letter cites curriculum guides and policies for grades 1 through 12 and urges immediate steps to strengthen safety programs with emphasis on grade crossing hazards. Hubert Wheeler, Commissioner of Education, is named in the coordination text.
Charles B. Gillespie chairs a slate of party leaders with F. Joe DeLong James F. McHenrs and O. W. Bud Raithel as vice chairs. John A. Morris serves as treasurer with Will Davis Robert L. Debo Sr aml Paul N. Doll as information co chairs. John R. Hahn Wendell Locke co chair advertising while Howard Gaffke Mrs Mary Latkewitte William W. Quigg and Miss Libby Tibens campaign co chairs.
Mason and 17 witnesses testify at a two day U S Agriculture Department emergency hearing for 34 Midwest and Southern market areas. The hearing, one of four nationwide this week, follows dairy farmer cooperative protests over potential milk shortages and possible price increases up to 50 cents.
Washington AP reports the GOP held a 100th anniversary gala at the Washington Hilton. About 1,200 tickets sold at 250 dollars each, raising roughly 250000 for the 1966 campaign. Speakers included Richard Nixon Gerald Ford and Bob Wilson.
The piece lists names and places including Otto and Mrs Donald and the infant Terry Lynn born Friday at 5833 Devonshire Ave St and a family gathering with an elephant symbol of the party. Fraternal grandparents are cited at 3510 Green Berry Road. The text blends personal notices with political items and a White House speech on dissent and protest.
Washington report ties rollout worries to civil rights rules and hospital readiness. Sources cite Johnson administration concerns over timing and political risk if the health insurance plan begins July 1 with uneven participation, potential hospital noncompliance, and regional gaps in services.
Major news from West Point notes Wesley C. Clark, the academy’s top graduate, missed the awards ceremony due to hospital treatment for cordal abrasions from contact lenses. Superintendent Maj. Gen. Donald V. Bennett presented five awards to Clark during a hospital visit. Clark, 21, hails from Little Rock Arkansas. In Washington Luci Johnson hosted MDA poster child Paul Hawkins and his family at the White House. Hawkins visited with his sister Danelle and parents Mr and Mrs Robert Hawkins as Luci introduced them to her fiancé Patrick Nugent. Miami ad seeks male aged 20-30 willing to relocate for adventure and long duty hours.
The City Council approved two ordinances including a no parking rule on Capitol Avenue between Linn and Pine Streets and a plan to create special deputy city clerks. Government officials warn elderly hospital beneficiaries may misunderstand Medicare limits and demand more than law provides, risking civil rights conflicts without Title VI compliance.
The Missouri State Highway Commission issued a call for bids on June 30 for about six million dollars in highway improvements and construction. Projects cover interstate, primary, and farm to market roads, including bridges over Little Marie River and Big Maries River in Maries County, bridges over Little Richland Creek in Morgan County, rest area facilities near Boonville in Cooper County, and a bridge over Little Loutre Creek in Montgomery County along with approach grading and surfacing.
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