Boys Rescued After Copter Incident
Ground rescuers could not reach two boys after a copter incident on Monday. the youths were not injured.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1968
Page
6
Ground rescuers could not reach two boys after a copter incident on Monday. the youths were not injured.
Former Birmingham mayor in 1961 63 Hanes plans to travel to England to discuss James Earl Ray defense in the King assassination case. He previously defended Ku Klux Klan members in Viola Liuzzo slaying trials, with two acquittals on state charges and one federal conspiracy conviction. The article notes his past FBI service and tense stance on integration.
Washington AP report quotes New Madrid County health officer David A. Townsend stating indigent residents face improper diet but no starvation. He cites education gaps, active programs by Missouri University Extension Service, and homemaker aides under a federal grant aiding commodity-food families.
Norvall Lott, 36, of Hannibal died Monday night in a head-on collision on U.S. 61 about half a mile south of Hannibal. He was in the southbound lane when he collided with a van driven by James Kell, 21, of Union, Mo.
Two new professional librarians joined the Thomas Jefferson Regional Library System staff. Lorna Kay Salmons becomes young adult services librarian with degrees from Missouri University Columbia and Texas Woman's University Denton. Alice Anne Burks of Pineville, a bookmobile extension librarian, earned AB from William Jewell College and MLS from Indiana University. Both begin duties serving Cole Maries Miller and Cosage counties starting Monday.
Gen Earle G Wheeler cited a Senate panel estimate that over 132 million dollars of U S aircraft were destroyed or damaged on the ground in Vietnam. The Air Force seeks funds for a shelter program after tests to determine roof materials, with construction to follow. the Pentagon asks 317.4 million for the overall aircraft shelter effort, atop 8.5 million already voted.
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