Norris named state purchasing agent and health board appointee
Robert L. Norris of Halleville was appointed acting state purchasing agent to replace James E. Schaffner. Norris has served as purchasing consultant in the Division of Mental Diseases since 1967 and previously worked as Schaffner’s assistant. Also named to the State Board of Health is Dr. William Bradshaw to serve until October 1970.
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Robert L. Norris
Halleville
Actpig
Norris
The
State Division of Mental Diseases
James E. Schaffner
Department of Revenue
Schaffner
N. David
Srment
Alape
Cone Sultant
Moncal Diseases
Purchas
Te County Hospital
Columbia
Hearnes
William Bradshaw
State Board of Health
O. B. Barger
State office building funding split amid location dispute
Missouri House debated a $12 million state office building plan in Jefferson City. Leaders argued over tying the project to a specific site on a 50 acre tract donated by local developers, with Hearnes opposing location tying and Cantrell pressing for timely action and cost controls. The debate touched on rent, public notices, and conflicting views on adjacent state projects and university additions.
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Wild’ Hearnes
Dani. J
Bus) King
B-Clayton
Jefferson City
Forth
Hakeaman
E. J. Cantrell
D-Overland
Thomas D. Graham
Dilson
Missouri House
Board of Public Build Table
Danforth
Cantrell
Spain
Ibave
King
House
Granvil Vaughn
R-West
iPlains
Harold Volkiner
Howse
Elimin
Hermes
Arguent Senate
Jefferson
House Appropriations Committee
Gene Knipp
Winston Cook
E. J. Chucky Cantrett
House Appropriations
Ie State
John C. Danforth
Totel
Jng
University of Missouri
Rolla
Jefferson City Post-Tribune Publisher and Rates
Old style masthead lists publishers directors and staff for the Jefferson City Post-Tribune. It notes the paper is an Associated Press member with subscription and mail rates for Jefferson City and Missouri counties, along with circulation bureau details.
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Ine Tribune Estapisnes
Robert C. Goshorn
William H Weldon
Associated Press
el’ News
Speria
Diapatene Aerein
Kerrier
Jefferson Cir
Messoury
Seowitt Carriee
Views on peace prospects under new NLF
Washington analysts are split on how the Viet Cong’s provisional government for South Vietnam affects Paris talks. Some see a bargaining hardening, others hopeful signs as Humphrey notes broadened political bases. Critics say the move could harden positions and hinder negotiation chances.
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NLF
Washington
South Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hubert H.’Humphrey
Saigon
Humphrey
Siagon
Six die in Navy helicopter crash off San Diego
A Navy EH2C Seasprite on a medical evacuation mission from the carrier Constellation crashed into the sea about seven miles west of Point Loma. At least two bodies recovered. search ongoing for survivors as two destroyers, Imperial Beach and North Island units aid. The helicopter, stationed at Helicopter Support Squadron One, weighed 9,600 pounds with a 40 foot rotor length.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Bext of
Miles Suutlaw
Point Loma
Sai
Civilan
Hee
Constellation
Naval Air Station
Imperial Beach
Imperial Beach Station
Coast Guard Helicomer
North Island Naval Air Station
Missouri history study tour planned for teachers
Jefferson City residents join the 17th annual Missourian study tour with 42 teachers from 40 schools. The program, cosponsored by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, offers specialized instruction on Missouri history and industry. Mrs. Francis Kelley of 1703 W. Si attends, and a one week course on Missouri history and economic background precedes the tour.
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Jefferson City
Francis Kelley
W. Si
Missouri
Missouri State i Chamber of Commerce
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Friday the 3rd Voodoo Traditions Noted In New Orleans
Friday the 3rd seen as risky by some yet mild next to surrounding superstitions in New Orleans where voodoo traditions persist. Barbara Reid, voodoo scholar, poses with potions sold in shops including Stop Evil Floor Wash Cast Of Evil Incense Lucky Black Cat Bone Incense and Strong Love Cologne. Her black cat Cambion, bones still in possession, remains by her side.
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New Orleans
Barbara Reid
One man injured in city mishap
John R. Meyer twenty three of Halts Sumimit is listed in satisfactory condition at Charles Still Hospital after a two car collision in the 700 block of McCarty Street at 10:50 am today. A passenger in Meyer's car C Stephen Wulff of Colimbia was treated and released. Helen Augusta Welch thirty eight Route 1 was driver of the other car. Mrs Welch and two children riding with her escaped injury. Meyer was north on the interchange ramp at McCarty and Routes 54 and 63. Welch was east on McCarty when the accident occurred.
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John R. Meyer
Halts Sumimit
Charles Still Hospital
McCarty Street
Meyer
C. Stephen Wulff
Still Hospital
Helen Augusta Welch
Route 1
Welch
Wardsville 4-H Plans Picnic and Achievement Events
The Wardeville 4-H Club met at Lawrence Lueckenhoff's home to organize the 4 H picnic and achievement day. Demonstrations included Knitting, Pass, Mechanics, and Clothing. The next meeting is scheduled for June 20 at Kari Roling's home.
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Wardeville 4-H Club
Lawrence Lueckenhoff
At & Pan
Kari Roling
Bloodmobile to Visit Westphalia Tuesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit St. Joseph's School basement Westphalia from 1 30 to 2 30 p m Tuesday with a quota of 100 pints. This will be the last donor day for the 1968 1969 fiscal year. A request has been received for 20 pints of gland for surgery the day after the visit.
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Red Cross
St. Joseph’s Schoolbasement
Westphalia
Lincoln University suspends 23 students in campus disorder
Lincoln University officials released names of 23 students suspended for campus disorders. Nine suspensions were upheld by the Student Personnel Services Committee with appeals to the Board of Curators and possibly the governor. Several listed names include John Anderson Kinloch Henry Burnett Denise Stovall and Allen Turk. Some students face readmission options while others faced non academic probation or were lifted due to lack of evidence.
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Lincoln University
Student Personnel Services Committee
Board of Curators
John Anderson
Kinloch
Henry Burnett
Columbus
Kenneth Couch
Chicago
Doris’ Gregory
Dallas
Yvonne Martin
Milwaukee
Nadine Marve
Flint
Mich
Hamel Rose
New York City
Denise Stovall
Allen Turk
Pittsburh
Clarence Wine
Kansas City
Lincoln
Leslie Bryant
Percy L. Harris
St. Louis
Aaron Martin
Robert Parrett
Gary
Ind
Harold R. Sims
Mobile
Ala
Walter Walker
Tuskegee Institute
Valparaiso Graduate Susan Ortmeyer Earns BA in German
Miss Susan W N Ortmeyer daughter of Mrs H J Ortmeyer 2109 Forest Dr recently graduated from Valparaiso University Valparaiso Indiana with a bachelor of arts degree and major in German
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Susan WN. Ortmeyer
H. J. Ortmeyer
Forest Dr
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
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