Mayor Ellis disputes sewer plan claims in Jefferson City
Mayor Arthur W. Ellis said the State Division of Public Health Engineering has not provided evidence of the need for a comprehensive sewage plan. He argued sanitary sewers and treatment are separate issues and reiterated readiness to provide facts showing require ment for primacy treatment before discharge to the Missouri River.
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Arthur W. Ellis
Stralth
Senape
Ellis
Deffersan Cily
Deltersan City
Wess Oe
Netier
Mason Ellis
Jefferson
Missouri
Jefferson City
Kolb Re-Elected to Knights of Columbus Office
Charles J Koll re-elected grand knight of Helias Council No 1034 Knights of Columbus at annual election meeting held at Knights of Columbus Hall. 136 to fill unexpired term. Other officers named include Robert Gilbreth chancellor John Skain Weasever James T Riley Joseph Boone Norval McDonald Delbert Lytech Charles Vannooker Victor Kampeter George Portis Howard Brutis. Phil H Luebbert re-elected president of the Knights of Columbus Tome Association. Weather forecast: Jefferson City area partly cloudy and warm tonight and Saturday. low around 65 high near 75.
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Charles J, Koll
Howgh Park
Las Night
Brand Knight
Helias Council
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Coluumbus
Koll
Exchange National Bank
Grand Fenghu
Doe Kronger
Sunset Lake
Aputy Grand Knigh
Nae i Home Association
Charley J. Melb
Ohn Graner
Roderick Hauns
Gree Porth
Aid Tots Dulle
Wea
A Little Christmas Arrives in June
A Kentucky couple welcomed a baby girl named Merry Gay Christmas in June. The child weighed eight pounds. Parents Mr and Mrs John Christmas celebrated the arrival with joy in Louisville.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Boyy
Gay
Axel
Merry
Duce
John
Senate Committee Boosts Aid Fund
Senate committee boosts foreign aid by about 4.9 billion dollars, adding 100 million to the President's discretionary fund for economic development. House actions, doubts from Bridges and Johnson warn a tougher Senate floor review ahead.
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Washington
Senate Peregin Relations
MTV Mre
House
Dallas
Tn Aekong Yi
Senate Group
Administration
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
Senate Republican Knowland
Calif
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Dridges
Lyndon B., Johnson
Tex
Turtle
Drought Survey Promise Is Made
Washington promised a drought survey to northern Missouri counties to assess federal emergency relief needs after the department rejected an oath plea by comics listing Daviess DeKalb Gentry Grundy Harrison Livingston Mercar Nogaway Putnam Sullivan and Worth. In Livingston County four degree heat curls corn leaves while wheat oats and gardens suffer and pastures and stock ponds fail. rainfall remains scant.
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Washington
Missouri
Agriculture Department
Department
Daviess
DeKalb
Gentry
Grundy
Harrison
Livingston
Mercar
Nogaway
Putnam
Sulvan
Worth
Livingston County
Qaservers
Suanl
Prisoners to See Outdoor Movies at Missouri Penitentiary
Warden B Vv WN announces outdoor films for inmates starting next week. Movies will be shown in the penitentiary upper yard with benches and greensword for spectators. Convicts at the prison farms will also be included in the screenings.
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Missouri
Cuntch
Nash
State Highway Commission Authority Over Cities Declared
Alty Gen. John M Dalton ruled the State Highway Commission may build and maintain highways within Missouri cities and oversee parking and crossing privileges, but cannot regulate speeds, turns, or access inside city limits. Police power remains with the cities.
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State Highway Commission
Missouri
John M Dalton
Dallon
Gary Tine Vadison
Claylan
St. Lewis
Cainty
Military encampment interest stressed at VFW meeting
Gen. Wy Mr. Hoge 15, Army retired, spoke at the opening session of the January encampment at the governor Hotel. He called the national posture distressing and warned enemies are omnipresent while noting no nation is superior to its own. He described the progressive nature of our military.
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Department of
Gen
Hoge
No Official Word On H Bomb Rumor
Noncommittal replies from the Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission followed rumors that a B52 dropped a thermonuclear bomb over Bikini Atoll last month missing the target. Officials said the incident remains classified and that the bomber’s capability was demonstrated. Rumors placed the explosion location near Namusland with an estimated airburst over three thousand feet. The report notes a large gathering in the area, with further details and evaluations withheld as classified.
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Washington
Air Force
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission Paad
Namusland
Samuel M Brownell Resigns Federal Post
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Samuel M. Brownell as commissioner of the Office of Education. Brownell leaves to become superintendent of schools in Dewot. He is the brother of Ally and Gen. Herbert Brownell.
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Samuel M. Brownell
Federal Post
Washington
Presidensteuhower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Brownell
de Wot
Brownel
Ally
Herbert Brownell
408 to Register For Girl State
Fulton reports the 156 Mixsou Girls State program will enroll 408 junior girls this year. The week long program opens June 1 at William Woods College with Mrs Gardner overseeing auxiliary activities and state leaders guiding the assembly. Official events conclude as the governor is elected on June 28.
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Fulton
Walter Gardner
Jefferson City
William Woods Caltoge
Gardner
American Legion Auxiliary
Seareere Creation
Sail
John
Tthe College
Dextra Ann Michel
Pris
Population Increase Slows in Missouri State
A Bank of St Louis report shows Missouri’s birth rate fell slightly while death rates rose, contributing to a slower population increase than the nation. Analysts cite farm mechanization and emigration in rural districts as key factors affecting growth in the 20th century.
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Bt Louis
Rinigeatiet
Missourie Division of
Miskouri
Belion
Vian
Missouri
Clinens
Medical Bulletin on Eisenhower Encouraging
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower’s condition after major surgery shows encouraging signs. Medical staff note restored digestive activity, stable temperature and respiration, with liquid feeding continued. No decision on political plans was disclosed, staff reiterating no discussion of campaigns unless the President asks.
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White House
Therion
Preston
Puro
Imal
Fay Tits
Whitt House
Hikerty
Eisenhower
Winerty Agin
Hind
Vedeh Hig
Manuel
Feranon
Ptiais
Dinspital
Hs Connimatist
Lagerty
Theft in Moniteau Leads to Sentence
A damaged text item from Moniteau reports a theft case leading to a sentence in the Missouri penitentiary. It mentions narcotics valued at $125, involvement of Ge Hecht Deus Stove, and arraignment details with Judge Saint Ble and Magistrate Reidbreder.
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Moniteau
Athe
Nestle
Missonnd St
Cerelingy
Teat County
Ge Hecht Deus Stove
Tan
Art
Yale
California
Cain
Tove Ruil
Saint Ble
Jefferson City
Smaude Coet Aaron
Ihe
Nell
Eeidbreder
Cal Ar Ovnia
Spee Losevel Enol
Remembrance of Lyon Landing in Jefferson City
A Capital City man recalls Lyon's 1861 landing near the Missouri capital and a nearby cannon and fountain dedication. The piece ties family memories to Jefferson City's Civil War history, recounting boats on the Missouri River, local figures, and a 1889 incorporation act.
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Lyon
Cole
Price
Jefferson City
Jefferson
Farl
Mexica
Nathaniella
Thomas Henton Tiree
Thomas Lawtry
Iaison Price
Lailor
Jefferson City Cauniry
Missouri
Ales
T. L. Price
Tle Busness
Jeferson City
Acti
Cote Couns
Cally
Whit
Callaway County
Jake
Pemmiges
Neal
Hurt Hurt
Doughnut Fundraiser for Opera Trip Teacher Involved
Fragments describe a group of girls raising money to see a teacher in an opera. Names and details are garbled but indicate a school event with a fundraiser and a staff member linked to planning or oversight.
Subways Slowed by Prolonged Strike and Peace Talks
Disrupted transit as workers strike over conditions, with the city’s transit system hampered and crews seeking resolution. Officials consider legal actions while negotiators seek a return to service to restore daily commuting. Economic effects ripple through daily life as timelines extend and repairs lag.
Rainfall Totals Reach Sixteen Inches Here
Weather notes show 0.16 inches of rain recorded at local stations with extra moisture over Jefferson Cay and nearby mines. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and continued cool conditions into Friday with highs around 80 and previous low near 48. A cold front impact expected Saturday with variable cloud cover and limited precipitation.
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Jefferson
Troyer
Ceemieiny
Tb Pan
Congressman Hull Tours Drought Area
Congressman Hull tours drought stricken Missouri counties with the Missouri Division of Resource Development. The trip started from Rose morning and included stops at Altany and Bethany, with plans to visit additional areas to assess peanut crop conditions and water supply impacts. A photographer from the OsU PSE accompanied the mission to document the visit.
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Uss P
CoOngter
Mah Wildidin
Missouri Division of Resouve Development
Raste
Altany
Vrethany
Chivener Canton
Hult Plancel
Meroe Routty
Canon
Eral
Massie
Tio Os
PSE
VTL
PSON
OSAE
Wheat allotment notices mailed to Cole County growers
Wheat allotment notices for 108? are mailed in Cole County. Growers report the 1987 rate is substantially the same as last year’s figures per Blackwell, Inca ASC supervisor, indicating little change in allocations.
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Cole
Blackwell
Inca Asc
Fier
Steelworkers Reject Contract Plan of 3 Firms
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald announced that three major steel firms rejected a proposed wage and contract plan. He said industry talks stalled as unions stood firm against concessions while company negotiators blamed intractable issues and warned of potential strikes after current contracts expire.
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NEW York Cap
United
Tiltler Pune
McDonald Tall Iies
US Steel
Bethletienynd
McDonald
Decheing
Ilustry
Pittes Sopport
Tarak Sotemott
Buucny
Vile
Osteikyi
Cma
Wemane
Donald Ith
SH Wang
Engineers View Film on Bridge Failures Visited by City Club
Missouri State Highway Engineer Abney described in the Missoni City gathering how the new bridge’s failures were caused by faulty design and construction. Hoover, the contractor who dismantled the oil bridge, discussed the filming of the project and the pneumate techniques employed to simulate strain and weather conditions.
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Robert Tmoover
Kanonis City
Bellige Go
Pisea Hrudlie
Kauss City
Vtelfeescin Cu Minwineers Club
Missoni
Alton
Orpinyalianny
Abney Fi
Missouri State Higday
Pasen
Dutail
Jaycee Invitation To Chamber Heads
Jaycee leaders from 2080 chapters are invited to attend the dune rior Chamber of Commerce convention in Kansas City Missouri. The Missouri Chamber of Commerce announced the invitation today via letters signed by Jotur R Thompson executive vice president. The notice included a backlot on Missouri prepared by the State Highway Department. The convention runs June 25 to 28.
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Apevittion
Dunerior
Comerce
Ceeventen
Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Kalberloh
State Junior Chamber
Jotur R. Thompson
Missouri State Chamber
Ue Division of Resources and Development
State Highway Department
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Ulver
Lake of the Oekthe
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Uiferesten
Tautiow
Gud
St. Thoma
Missouri Veterans of Foreien Wars
Wy AL Johnston
McCredie
Gere Weld
Leatingtaty
Taiter
Alea Ilgin Center
Wisenh Baseh
Sisesit
Mages
VFW
Tine
Wil Gru Lel Jegules
Torlay
Deci
Jeffersion City
Arthir Wells
Jefferson Cus
VW Jaces
Dale Ab & Pay
Governor Hotel
Flay Lune Post
East Capitol
Pagent
Adenauer
Alina
Aden
Paivhloyas
Byt Russi
Ademayer Psiicl
Tie Gaern Tang
Eisenhowe
Atimng
Witter Hawi
Aeeneg
At Hie
Subway
Kiel
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Lim
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Stelkers
Congressman Hull
Jaycee
Hogan
Rochester
N.Y
Wien
Hogen
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