Lincoln University degree winners listed in local area
Lincoln University honored 165 graduates at commencement with Jefferson City and Mid Missouri winners. Notable names include James William Anthony and Charles Glenn Bellamy among Bachelors, Master and Education degrees, plus numerous local graduates from Glasgow Dixon Holt Summit and nearby communities.
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Lincoln
Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Lincoln University
James William Anthony
Charles Glenn Bellamy
Siavash Bijan
James Oliver Carter
Donald James Jungmeyer
Larry Gene Meisel
B. S. Applied Science and Arts
Joseph William Duenkel
Frances Anthony Hake
Jerome Leo Kauffman
David James
Kilethermes
Carl Allen Moore
John Guy Newberry
Stephen John Niederwimmer
William Francis Pohl
Terriell Douglas Scrimager
Janet Rose Eddy
Joyce Elaine Logan
James Erroll Miller
Waugh George Whiting
John David Eidson
Paul Michael Matthews
Bernard Milton Porche
Ronald Major Rivers
David Howard Thompson
Leon Erwin Bracht
Chamois
Marcella Glenn Parker
Vienna
Mary Lydia Schoenhelt
Centertown
Gloria Jean Slaughter
Eugene
Lois Jean
Sullens
Bertha Hahn Busch
B. S
Nathan John Kalaf
Meta
Joseph Lee Loethen
St. Thomas
Edward Kent Marshall
Fulton
Burl
Gene Weller
Belle
Helen Pauline Hartman
Holts
Summit
Eugene Raymond Leck
Bennets Mill
Canton Man Named Year's Auto Dealer Of The Year
W Earl Zenge of Canton was named Missouri Automobile Dealer of the Year at the closing session of the 26th annual convention of the Missouri Automobile Dealers Association. Zenge is a former president of the association.
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W. Earl Zenge
Canton
Missouri Automobile Dealers Association
Zenge
Dodd Defends Johnson Viet Nam Policy in Senate Remarks
Senator Dodd urged understanding of President Johnson’s Vietnam stance after White House limits on U S troop aid sparked Senate debate. He condemned antiwar speakers as ignorant and suggested sending students to Viet Nam to witness the conflict firsthand.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Earth
Dodd
White House
U.S
Yard of the Month Contest Entry Notice
Public grounds announce Yard of the Month contest. Entries sent to Yard of the Month at 2507 Industrial Dr Jefferson City Missouri by June 15 1965.
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Industrial
Jefferson City
Government study weighs poverty programs amid war losses
The Economic Opportunity Office reviews federal anti poverty efforts amid casualties and ongoing battles. Officials cite up to 53 programs costing nearly 32 billion dollars and warn doubling untested funds could hurt the poor, urging data to assess value before expanding funding.
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Cao van Vien
Indi-R Act
Madden
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sargent Shriver
Viet Cong threat amid Vietnam war reports near Thanh Hoa
Reports describe Viet Cong attempts to lure U S forces into a major battle as U S planes pound targets in North Vietnam. A Skyraider crashed near Co Dinh. pilot presumed killed. Guerrilla attacks and mortar fire hit Dong Xoan district headquarters, with casualties and uncertain fate of several crew members. News detail from the Jefferson City Post Tribune.
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Viet Nam
Co Dinh
Thanh Hoa
Dong Xoan
Tribune
Wep
Red
Moilaners
Ann Aes Geegman
Ont
MRO
BIS
William G. Wetvan
William J. Taesdos
Dyckris ‘Towry
Cartier
Jefferson
Cole
Missouri
Air war tactics in Vietnam with air and ground reinforcements
Guerrillas withstand night bombing as fighter planes and helicopters launch efforts with parachute flares. Reports claim a U S Air Force B57 bomber and a single engine plane were shot down. About 500 Vietnamese reinforcements arrive by helicopter after dawn. Later, bad weather hinders air and helicopter operations amid ongoing combat and political commentary on market themes.
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U.S. Air Force
Spaceflight comeback eyes world tour and celebration
Spacewalk heroics and homecoming wrap as McDivitt and White, aboard the USS Wasp, recount a 98 hour Gemini 4 mission. They land at Mayport then Houston for birthday and family reunions, while doctors report stable weights and health checks. Gagarin sends congratulations as the crew faces a parade schedule and public welcomes.
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McDivitt
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mayport
Wasp
U.S
Houston
Spacewalker White
President Johnson
Texas
Chicago
University of Michigan
White
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Air Force
Space Agency
Sperry
Pat McDividt
Pat White
Earth
Eddie
LBJ
Jefferson City plan maps long river boundary project
The Housing Authority outlines a Progress Project area from the Missouri River Bridge south to Washington Park and east to Lafayette Street, excluding state property and Tweedie Footwear. Planning may take 6 to 9 months with construction possible in a year, funded by $165,000 for planning and federal aid after urban renewal approval.
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Project
Lare
Missouri River Bridge
Washington Park
Deeg
Ashley Street
Rex M. Whitton
Lafayette Street
High Street
Jackson Street
Missouri River
Tweedie
Housing Authority
Urban Renewal Administration
Weir Creek
Ted Herron
Parade of Progress
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
Herren
Jefferson City
Housing Authority Board of Commissioners
Herron
Berry
Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority
Bills Sign Second Ohio State Tackle
The Buffalo Bills announced the signing of Ed Crazen, 22, captain of Ohio State’s last season, as the second of the Buckeyes’ first string tackles to join the AFL champions. Jim Davidson, the Bills’ No. 1 draft choice, had signed earlier.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
Ohio State
Ed Crazen
Jim Davidson
Davidson
State agency offers about 480 Youth Corps jobs
The State Division of Employment Security announced roughly 480 openings with state agencies for youths aged 16 to 21 under the Neighborhood Youth Corps. The positions target students returning to school and those who have finished or left school seeking work, with some jobs starting June 14. Applications are at the State Employment Office, 411 Jefferson St.
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State Division of Employment Security
Jto
Cole, Miller
Monireau
Osage
Jefferson St
Bliss Attacks Partys Secret Cure All at Cleveland
Bliss on commercial television dismissed secret cures for the party amid five minute speeches with Eisenhower and Gov. Romney. He praised hard work as the only answer, while Eisenhower called him a professional politician. Nixon urged party unity and proposed a moratorium on 1968 speculation until after the 1966 elections.
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Bliss
Eisenhower
George Romney
Michigan
Cleveland
Nixon
Law notes clash over therapy supervision and transit pact
Remap continued from page. The bill’s sponsor Rep Monty Harlow of Greene County accuses the association of under the table tactics. The Senate sent back to the House a bill authorizing a compact for a Kansas City transit authority. The Senate Agriculture Committee killed a House approved bill to abolish open range, a perennial legislators issue.
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Rep
Monty Harlow
Greene County
Association
Senate
House
Kansas City
Kansas
Senate Agriculure
Senate bill on arts funding postponed amid amendments
The Senate reluctantly laid over the culture bill at Waters’ request while Mackie indicated amendments would cripple the measure. It also passed a separate measure allowing cities and departments to contribute to hospitalization and medical insurance programs for their employees.
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Waters
Mackie
Senate
Republicans Probe Baker and Reynolds in Senate Report
Republicans promise to reveal truth about Baker and Don B Reynolds amid scandal links to Johnson era. Reynolds sold Johnson $200000 life insurance before Baker’s exposure and Reynolds began detailing dealings of Democrat leaders. They accuse the Democrat report of trying to destroy Reynolds credibility.
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Baker
Senate
Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
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Steamboat
Larry
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Friendly Missouri Motor Hotel
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
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Per Haekkerup
Ludwig Erhard
Greenway Park
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Discotheque
Musie
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Atlantic
Charles Ber
Capitol View
DIX Nursery
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RRR
Bill
Kansas St
ACE Dinning Trio
Hotel Governor Rathskeller
Page Leing
Arris Pizza Palace
High Dial
James Bond
Goldfinger
Jesse James Wyatt Earp
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Johnny Ringo
Rob Dalton Hilly the
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