Retiring Dr. Earl Dawson Receives Lincoln University Tribute
The Clarion lauds Dr. Earl Dawson for 30 years as Lincoln University president with 13 years guiding East Side growth and programs. Despite student violence, his calm leadership spurred enrollment from 700 to over 2,000, campus expansion, and an upgraded faculty, earning the title Building President.
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Earl Dawson
Lincoln University
East Side
Clarion
Dawson
Missouri
Lincoln
Flag Day Observance Prompts Local Flag Display Thought
The News-Tribune notes patriotic display of the American Flag need not imply wealth. It promotes Flag Day on June 1 and offers flag kits at cost to Mid-M Missouri residents to encourage displays. Since the campaign began, over 4,000 kits have been sold and more flags are bought elsewhere to honor the Stars and Stripes on June 14 and July 4.
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Our Republic
News-Tribune
Missouri
Swiss Bank Privacy Spark Interest in U S Crackdown
American and Swiss officials held quiet talks on exposing illicit funds in numbered Swiss bank accounts. The United States seeks access to banking details to trace money tied to crime and reinvestment, challenging Switzerland's bank secrecy stance. The issue remains sensitive as Switzerland historically protects depositor privacy.
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United States
Switzerland
Rockefeller’s Latin America tour ends with rain and unrest
Paul Harvey’s columnist notes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s tour drew hostile receptions across Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia, and other nations. He cites police mobilizations, demonstrations, and bloodshed as the visit’s mark, while Rockefeller calls it a success and plans a Brazil stop.
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Paul Hwamney
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Gov. Rockefeller
Venezuela
Caracas
Consumer rights under threat from farm union drive
The article warns that union violence at supermarkets could rise as Congress considers consumer protection laws. It cites boycotts of California grapes, store harassment in Detroit, and firebomb attacks in New York, urging stronger measures to ban picketing and violence at retail outlets and during harvest periods.
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Detroit
Wayne Hartmire
Californian Migrant Ministry
National Council of Churches
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George Murphy
Calif
Sen. Murphy
Ser. Murph
Farm Bureau
Mail Bag Salute to Old Glory
A reader dedicates a Flag Day salute praising Old Glory with verses by Lydia Speidel, honoring the flag and homeland. The letter defends national pride and condemns youths who disrespect the flag, urging citizens to stand up for their country and lives.
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Lydia Speidel
Freedom Fronts and the Nation's Fate Debate
A fragment argues the freedom side lags in organization due to anti regimentation and individualism. It proposes capturing organizations and fronts, including pro communist ones, to gain influence. It asserts adversaries are eager to participate and warns that pursuing fronts could save the Republic if communism rises.
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Freedom Side
Campus unrest review probes federal education chief
Senate investigators plan to summon Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr to explain his public denials that outside agitators sparked campus disturbances. They seek a copy of a federal Office of Education study contradicting his stance, and will cite FBI evidence of outside involvement and links to SDS and Black Panthers. Street gang violence rises with hundreds shot in major cities, prompting federal action.
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James E. Allen, Jr
Allen
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Sen
John McClellan
D. Ark
McClellan
Office of Education
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Students For Democratic Society
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Black Panthers
egHege
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Russia
China
McClellan Subcommittee
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J. Edgar Hoover
John Mitchell
Nixon
Senate
Justice Department
Final Highway 44 survey to begin Monday in Jefferson City
A final reconnaissance survey for the proposed Highway 44 trafficway through Jefferson City will start Monday morning, per Virgil B. Saville, District 5 engineer for the State Highway Department. The Jefferson Chapter of the Missouri Writers Guild held its annual picnic at McChung's park with a covered dish supper.
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Virgil B. Saville
Disciet
State Highway Department
Jefferson
Missouri Writers Guild
McChung’s Park
Weir
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