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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
4
William F. Sanders, 57, a quarry worker two miles east of Lowry City, Missouri, fell into a hopper and suffocated on Tuesday. Fellow workers found him buried under two loads of crushed rock after last seen pushing gravel from a conveyor into the machine.
New York AP piece on postwar memory and the difficulty of recalling true battlefield events. The author reflects on Normandy and St Lo anniversaries, noting how landscapes and memories fade, leaving veterans unable to recapture exact places and moments from war.
An Atlanta 15 year old fell from a 75 foot tower and spent three days in a wooded area before being found. Police traced his location after he dropped a knife at the tower base. He was found Tuesday with a slight concussion a dislocated hip and cuts and bruises. Doctors called his condition satisfactory.
In Cocoa Florida Billy Green a 12 year old student failing fifth grade subjects scored 200 on an intelligence test. The Brevard Junior College board voted to enroll him in one course this summer to determine appropriate academic programming. Billy is the son of William and Mrs William C Green of Eau Gallie.
The Community Facilities Administration approved a $2.3 million loan to Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg for two new three story brick residence halls and dining facilities. Senators Symington and Long and Rep. Randall announced the loan. One hall will house 292 women students and the other 400 men students.
Final plans for an exchange trip to Pontiac Michigan and naming of John Frank and Linda Beck to a fair booth committee topped the Cole County 4 H junior leaders meeting Monday night. Thirty three junior leaders will make the trip to Michigan July 11 to 19.
Heidi the two year old dachshund vanished in April and was found May 18 in Orange County California, about 1600 miles from Kansas City. Owners Mr and Mrs James M Carr retrieved her at Union Station freight depot after friends of the Carrs arranged the return. Heidi resumed her old habit of begging scraps at the corner grocery.
National Guard troops began packing up as Hillsdale workers ratified a four year IUE contract by 83 to 34. Essex Wire manager Hale Bragalone said about 100 men would be recalled immediately with others as production resumes. Wage gains amount to 36 cents an hour over the term, including a 10 cent raise in year one.
The Air Force fired a Minuteman missile at Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The launch occurred Tuesday with the missile lifting off perfectly and streaking westward down the Pacific missile range toward an unidentified target about 5 000 miles away.
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