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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
3
A fragment notes pigeons may be lost but retain their wits as they are described roasting in the kitchen, suggesting a humorous domestic mishap or metaphorical scene. The line hints at cleverness amid a chaotic setting, capturing a quirky domestic moment.
A master plan for a Columbia cancer research center advances toward reality with a four-building initial phase costing about 900000 dollars on 30 acres beside Ellis Fischel State Cancer Hospital. Private donations will fund construction while government matching funds may follow. a national scientific advisory group guides development.
Compton California. Daniel Elmore 72, a Black handyman, graduates from David Starr Jordan High School after financing his large family’s college educations over 20 years. He earned his diploma in four years of night classes while his 10 children pursued degrees, with seven daughters and three sons now in professions. Elmore called it a tremendous effort and praised his children for their support and hard work.
Torrential Nebraska rains flood from Norfolk to Omaha with three to four inch totals. Evacuations needed in west Omaha Millard and Papillion as floodwater rises. Hail damages windows in Norfolk Fremont and Omaha. Union Pacific tracks washed out west of Omaha. trains held at Valley and Grand Island.
In San Francisco topless swimsuits spark shock and curiosity as shopowners report brisk sales mainly to men claiming they buy for their wives. Clergy denounce the trend as immoral while police note nudity is not illegal unless lewd. City officials warn these suits will be barred from public pools.
Five Missouri postmaster nominations were sent to the Senate on Tuesday by President Johnson. The nominees are Glenn W. Rhodes Sr. of Advance, George W. Brown of Caruthersville, Leo G. Kidd of Eureka, John W. Dickey Jr. of Gallatin, and Joseph L. Nestle of Glencoe.
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