SDS aims to ally with workers across campuses
SDS leaders push community organizing to unite students with workers in a broad socialist project The plan, outlined in a 36 page document and discussed at the East Lansing convention, seeks factory and neighborhood work in cities from Durham to Chicago The aim is a class conscious movement that mobilizes white working class voters and minorities, while warning that power holders may resist the shift
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Gun ban on shoulder weapons spurs White House debate
Harold Gar denswartz questions gun ban effectiveness while NRA head Harold W Glassen questions authority to halt mail delivery of guns. A Fost Office spokesman explains the 26 inch shoulder weapon ban and cites concealed features even if longer than 26 inches. Watson urges private express firms to comply though pistols remain unrestricted by interstate sale rules. The measure, tied to post Kennedy assassination momentum, awaits presidential action as another stricter bill emerges in Congress.
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Breakin Nets Burglars $400 at House of Bargains
Police say a Wednesday night breakin at the House of Bargains on U.S. 50 in Apache Flats yielded about 400 in cash and checks. Entry was gained by removing an air conditioner and crawling through the opening. three cash registers were pried open and several checks were recovered along Highway 50 West.
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Daily record of hospital admissions and legal notices
A long list records admissions and births at St Marys and Memorial hospitals including names such as Katherine Glover Mokane Mrs Geraldine Lock Manila St Mrs Bonnie Burnett Lucille Hooser and many others with multiple addresses across Missouri. Also listed are marriages licenses court actions forgery fines traffic penalties and other municipal notices from Missouri circuits including cases before the Public Service Commission and magistrate court.
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Capitol Ave
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Swift's Highway
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Russellville
Linida Carter
Lawrence J. Wittenberger
California
Charles E. Still
Robert Howser
Rocky Mount
Dorothy Schlottach
Owensville
Rosetta Bates
Dorothy Blanks
E. Atchison St
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Lebanon
Virgil Rehagen
Cedar City
Rita Reynolds
Holts Summit
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Hartsburg
Thersia Lock
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June Kuester
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Rolland Duncan
Tuscumbia
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Virginia Wolters
Virginia
David H. Wolters
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Virgil Ray Ferrier
Terry Joe Whittle
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Pegey Lon Carr
Pherias
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False fire alarm at hotel draws noon crowd
Four alarm fire call to the Governor Hotel during noon hour drew spectators as firefighters rushed inside. Police cars surrounded the area while four Capital City trucks stood fronting the hotel. Firefighters protested salary grievances and picketed nearby stores and businesses.
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Firemen threaten strike over city salaries and safety
Unnamed firemen at a city hotel demand pay and protection after a nonoccupied Room 407 fire. City officials including Mayor Christy and Councilman Hiesberger address the budget dispute, while unions push for fair salaries and prompt fire protection amid ongoing labor action. Proceeds from a temple fundraiser are also noted.
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John Pfenenger
Christy
Anthony Hiesberger
General Assembly
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Temple Beth Elite
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State House of Worship
Monroe
Sewers Silent on Requests as City Works Delays Persist
Smith emphasized that sewer projects face ongoing delays while the department continues to accept some requests. The remark highlights tension between maintenance needs and available funding or staffing.
Leiters Attend Daughter's Graduation in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs John Leiters returned from Kansas City where they attended the commencement exercises of their daughter Mrs Jeanne Sharon Clark. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology last Saturday after studies at Pasadena City College and later transferring to the University of Missouri at Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Jeanne Sharon Clark
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Pasadena City College
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Picketing at City Hall and fire stations escalates
Firemen posted pickets at City Hall and signs at all fire stations. A protest line was set at station No 1 and a general work slowdown is in effect. Councilmen will meet with local representatives this afternoon to seek an agreement.
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City Hall
Missouri Highway Patrol death log update notes two new fatalities
The log covers the 24 hours ending midnight with two previously unreported deaths added. The report also notes this year totals 577 deaths and compares to the same period last year. Authorities track the fatalities for public awareness and statistical purposes.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Women Train for Office Work at Senior High School
Eighteen women chosen by the Division of Employment Security attend a 26 week clerk stenographer course at Senior High School. Funded by state and federal programs under the Manpower Development and Training Act, the six hour daily classes are led by Mrs. Katie Mengwasser. Successful graduates will be placed as office workers in private industry or by the state, under Charles Hoyle’s supervision.
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Division of Employment Security
Katie Mengwasser
Charles Hoyle
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