Degrees Awarded to 44 Cole Countians at MU
Forty four Cole County graduates from Jefferson City among 12 619 total earned degrees at the University of Missouri 122nd commencement. Dr Elmer Ellis conferred degrees and commissions via ROTC. honorary doctorates were given to five notable Americans including Homer Wadsworth and Sen Michael Kinney. Cole and Jefferson City named graduates listed with degrees.
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University of Missouri
iCole County
Jefferson City
Elmer Elis
U.S. Armed Services
Homer C. Wadsworth
Kansas City Association of Trusts and Foundations
Michael Kinney
Louis
France L. McCluer
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Cramer W. LaPierre
New York
General Electric Co
Arthur Tillman Merritt
Harvard University
Wadsworth
Jefferson
B. S
Robert F. Connor
E. Dunklin
Richard J. Cruse
E. High
A.B
Frank J. Iuen
Douglas ‘Dr
Oakview Dr
Cordelia S. Kramer
Vineyard Sq
James J. Landwehr
Green Berry Rd
James R. Leslie
Fairmount Dr
Wilberta Linsenhardt
B. J
Mary Carol McClure
Binder Dr
Meredith L. Mansur
Wayne Ave
Anne E. Meinershagen
Forest Hill
Rowe Leigh Mortimer
Route 2
Larry D. Nichols
Houchin St
Nicki Joe Nichols
John
Cole Route J Work Scheduled
Cole County Route J resurfacing from U S 50 to Osage City will begin Thursday. Missouri Highway Department District 5 engineer Ray Lahmeyer says the 3.8 mile project will take two days with no detour but motorists should seek other routes to avoid fresh oil and gravel hazards. Warning signs will caution drivers during the operation.
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Cole County
U.S. 50
Osage City
Ray Lahmeyer
District 5
Missouri Highway Department
Lahmeyer
Death Log Shows 0 Fatalities In Last 24 Hours
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports a 24 hour death log ending at midnight with zero deaths. Year to date total reaches 477, compared to 411 at the same point last year.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
State Rabies Case Total Reaches 110
The Missouri Division of Health reports 110 clinically proved rabies cases for 1964 through June 6, up from 79 the prior year for the same period. Four new cases were reported for the week ending June 6: a dog from Montgomery County, a calf from Dent, and two foxes from Dent and Madison.
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Missouri
Division of Health
Montgomery County
Dent
Madison
Clean-Up Group To Select Slogan For Jefferson City Drive
A slogan contest for a Jefferson City cleanup drive will be run by the Clean-Up Committee under Mayor John Christy. Arnold Gould said open to all in the trade area with prizes funded by merchant contributions. Zontas women’s group will judge. entrants mail slogans to the Chamber of Commerce. kickoff parade and signs planned.
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Jefferson City
John Christy
Arnold Gould
Vincent Becker
Milo Walz Jr
Harold Bmggen
Charles Schwaller
Walter Benke
Zontas
Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Hotel
United States Ambassador Badeau Resigns and Leaves Cairo
John Badeau resigned as United States ambassador last month and departed Cairo on Tuesday to return home. He will join Columbia University in New York as a member of its faculty.
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Cairo
Egypt
Reuters
United States
John Badeau
Columbia University
New York
Street Coating Report Details City Road Upgrades
Street Department coated about nine city blocks with asphalt mats over two weeks. Cost around 7000 dollars. Streets improved include E Dunklin from Clark to Houchin, the alley by the state parking garage and Tweedie Footwear, 1000-1100-1200 blocks of W Miller, Donald Avenue, Bolton Drive, Lowell Drive, Oakview Drive, and Westmore Drive. A new roadway linking McCarty to Ella Street will ease West Main Street access in winter. Crews are rebuilding the Cedar Street Dunklin Street alley with bluff-edge fencing being strengthened. Annual seal coating is planned to begin next week.
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City Street
Charles Enloe
Lowell Drive
Boonville Road
Meier Drive
Oakview Drive
Marilyn Drive
Westmore Drive
McCarty Street
Ella Street
Enloe
West Main Street
Jordan Street
Cedar Street
Dunklin Street
Monroe Street
Goldwater’s Eastern pick slate from large Electoral College states
The four men Goldwater privately mentions hail from potent electoral states New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Kentucky. Rhodes 53 a former Ohio auditor and governor since 1963 Scranton 46 a former House member turned governor Pennsylvanian Air Force Reserve ties. Morton 57 ex GOP chairman House veteran ex assistant secretary of state. Miller retiring from Congress and GOP chair after 14 years.
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Goldwater
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Rhodes
Scranton
Jong
Air Force Reserve
GOP
Morton
Republican National Committee
House
Senate
Miller
Congress
Civil Rights Bill Advances With Cloture Votes and Amendments
The Senate advanced civil rights legislation after adopting a jury trial amendment by 51 to 48. Senate leaders credited Republican votes for cloture as Hickenlooper supported cloture after amendments, while Ervin’s bid to strike equal employment opportunity provisions failed 64 to 33.
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Senate
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Rourke B. Hickelooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Miss World Contest Interviews In Missouri June 17
Interviews will be conducted June 17 to select Missouri candidates for the Miss World pageant. Dorothy Lee of Kansas City leads the state program with interviews at the Holiday Inn. Finalists compete in Kansas City on July 26. contestants range 17 to 27 and may be single or married. Beauty, figure, poise, personality, and intelligence are judged. no talent is required.
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Missouri
Dorothy Lee
Kansas City
Holiday Inn
Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Post history note
Jefferson City Post-Tribune and The Post establishers and publishers for 1927 1958 and 1908 1959 are listed with leadership names including Joseph G Majersky and William H Weldon plus Rose and RL Rose. The paper is published every evening except Saturday by News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street with carrier and mail subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
RL. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Capital Cition Get Commissions
Four Jefferson City residents among 106 University of Missouri students received armed service commissions after commencement Tuesday night in Memorial Stadium. Richard B. Dulle, John C. Poepsel, and Vincent L. Schantz were named second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve and Army Reserve, with Elmar Waring Jr. delivering the oath. Navy ensigns, Marine Corps officers, and other reserve commissions followed, totaling 18 Air Force second lieutenants and 46 Army Reserve entrants.
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Columbia
Jefferson City
University of Missouri
Memorial Stadium
Richard B. Dulle
W. Main St
U. S. Air Force Reserve
John C. Poepsel
Ronald J. Prenger
W. High St
US 5. Army Reserve
Vincent L. Schantz
U. S. Army
Elmar
Waring Jr
Naval Science
Department
U. S.S. Navy
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Army Reserve
Breakthroughs in science and world welfare urged by Johnson
Johnson spoke of poverty disease and dwindling natural resources as persistent menaces to mankind. He cited large scale atomic reactors could transform sea water into usable water and power. He urged International Cooperation Year efforts to control disease worldwide and cope with storms and droughts. He paid tribute to Kennedy and Pope John XXIII as transformative leaders who left a hopeful heritage for future generations.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
John XXIII
Couple Leaves After Visiting Mrs Bess Clardy
Mr and Mrs Dewey Hunt from Dallas and Roy Clardy and family from Lompoc California depart after visiting their mother Mrs Bess Clardy at 303 Chestnut Street. Mrs Hunt is the former Miss Marian Clardy.
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Dewey Hunt
Dallas
Roy Clardy
Lompoc
Calif
Bess Clardy
Chestnut St
Hunt
Marian Clardy
Continental Buffet at Missouri Motor Hotel
The Missouri Motor Hotel advertises a Sunday Continental Buffet 11:30 to 2:30 for 2.00 adults with 1.25 for children 6 to 14 and free under 6. A noon buffet is also offered daily at 31:00 featuring a large selection. A Sunday display of over 40 delectable buffet fonds is highlighted. An additional evening buffet 5:30 to 7:30 Monday through Friday is now available at 1.40 per adult and 1.00 for children under 12.
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Missouri Motor Hotel
Missouri Motor Hotels
Jefferson City
Floods devastate northwest. thousands evacuated. rivers rise
In the northwest the three day flood receded as rescue teams mopped up. The Sun River crest reached 11 feet over flood stage in a city of 70 000. An Air Force National Guard operation evacuated 2 000 to 3 000 people while Red Cross shelters housed over 1 300 evacuees. A gas line burst under Sixth Street bridge, and 200 people were rescued from rural areas. Dozens of roads and bridges were washed out isolating communities. the Birch Creek dam broke sending a 30 foot wall of water into the Marias River. Over 400 people were left homeless across Cascade Chouteau Flathead Glacier Pondera Teton and Toole counties. Drinking water remained safe in Great Falls.
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Sun River
Air Force and
National Guard
Tom Sullivan
Red Cross
Great Falls
West Side Junior High School
14Th Street
Sixth Street
Air Force
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Cascade
Chouteau
Flathead
Glacier
Pondera
Teton and Toole
Marias River
Teton River
Missouri River
Loma
Laos flight decision sparks controversy over armed cover
Well informed sources said no flights were scheduled today and no plans for daily flights on an indefinite basis. Souvanna denied authorizing armed fighters to escort photo planes, while the U S decision to provide fighter cover drew U.S. embassy confirmation after consultation with Souvanna. Pathet Lao claimed U S jets attacked Phong Savang and said gunners damaged two planes. The New York Times reported Washington aiming to show resolve after the weekend jet losses.
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Souvanna
U.S
Vientiane
Unger
Pathet Lao
Peking
Khang Khay
Laos
Phong Savang
Prince Souphanouvong
International Control Commission
Sergei Afanassiev
John Denson
New York Times
Washington
the Times
Johnson
Times
Cyprus crisis rises as Makarios urges UN council action
President Makarios urged urgent UN Security Council talks after warning of Turkish invasion threats. He accused Ankara of massing naval and air forces around Cyprus and violating Cypriot air space while Kyprianou prepared to brief Council President Assouan. No invasion plans confirmed by Turkey.
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Makarios
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Turkey
Spyros Kyprianou
Council
Arsene Assouan
Ivory Coast
Kyprianou
Boston
New York
Goldwater Leads Missouri Delegation For GOP Nomination
AP survey shows Barry Goldwater with 17 of 20 pledged Missouri delegates and two likely at large seats in St. Louis. Missouri will send 25 delegates to San Francisco. 13 of 20 pledged support Goldwater, four lean toward him, three uncommitted including Rep. Thomas Curtis. Durward Hall and Lem T. Jones Sr. expected among Friday selections. Harold DeRouse shifts to Goldwater despite district instruction.
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ST. Louis
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Associated Press
Goldwater
Missouri
San Francisco
U.S
Thomas Curtis
St. Louis County
Durward Hall
Springfield
Lem T. Jones Sr
Kansas City
Harold DeRouse
Presidents fortunes and debts span history and media wealth
A Washington Evening Star report contrasts historic presidential debts with modern earnings. It cites Jefferson’s $40,000 debt after fixing Monticello, Roosevelt fortunes, Eisenhower’s 643,148 ten year net income, Truman’s memoir earnings, and the Johnson family claim of over $9 million in media and holdings.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Charlottesville
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Europe
Truman
Washington Evening Star
Johnson
Five Day Missouri Forecast With Below Normal Temps
The Missouri forecast shows temperatures Thursday through Monday averaging 2 to 7 degrees below normal in the east and south and 6 to 16 degrees below normal in the northwest. Normal highs reach the low to upper 80s with lows in the .60 to one inch Northwest and .75s to one and a half inches east and south. Thundershowers are expected Friday or Saturday.
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Missouri
English rider dies after Isle of Man TT crash
Douglas Isle of Man In the International Tourist Trophy motorcycle races Laurence P Essex a 32 year old English sidecar competitor was injured in a crash and died in hospital Tuesday officials said Essex died from injuries sustained in the sidecar event at the Isle of Man racecourse.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Reutters
Laurence P. Essex
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