Hearing Reset In Lincoln University Restraining Case
A Lincoln University hearing ordered lawyer Robert Retermann to July 1 to show cause why restraining orders against LU students should not be made permanent. Judge Riley set July 3 for motions and a quick transcript for immediate appeal while questioning statements attributed to Dean Pugh. No student was shown to be denied an academic transcript as the dispute centered on legal motions and bond adjustments.
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James Riley
Robert Retermann
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Ratermann
Pugh
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Lincoln
Board excuses destroyer officer SPRIC RAY
An ill formed report notes a board absolved destroyer officer SPRIC RAY over maneuvers aboard a ship, whileRear Adm Jerome Hyborne and Wing Jinman describe an incident involving Evins and Ramsex in a collision context. The panel plans to hear Ramsex's command if his stance changes.
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Philippines
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Jerome Hyborne
Wing Jinman
Australia
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Ramsex
Union plan sought death benefit for 562 members
Lawler reports that 562 union members favored a plan including a death benefit. Revelation shows a $500,100 investment in the journal fund by Life Insurance Investors Inc, testified by board chairman Raymond T. Smith. Tilden recalled many discussions in 1963 about a plan to lift First United stock price after over 90,000 shares were issued to a St. Louis group for $1 a share.
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Labor Inquiry On Subversive Influence In Unions
Testimony before a Senate subcommittee covered firms and unions amid warnings of Communist influence. Witnesses described SDS as a Communist outfit aiming to overthrow the government while discussing investments in mutual funds tied to unions and potential stock purchases by those funds.
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Remsey
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Iaid
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SDS
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Osage Bend 4-H Discusses Gun Safety Program
The Osage Bend 4-H Club held a program on gun safety led by Bud Eyman of the Missouri Conservation Commission. Msgr and other speakers emphasized grooming habits and patriotism while planning a parish picnic and a hospital tour to promote “strong and free” America.
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Bud Eyman
Missouri Conservation Commission
Cecilia Bisges
Vogelweid
Jon
St. Mary's Hospital
Legion
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Housing okayed for low income elderly residents
Plans for a nine story building and two six story structures were approved by the City Housing Authority to house low income elderly residents. One hundred units are planned at the corner of State and Jackson Streets as part of the Urban Renewal Progress Project. The authority reported 58 land parcels purchased downtown for $934,600 and described a relocation program offering up to 5000 grants to eligible homeowners moving due to urban renewal.
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Senate Keeps Exemption on Newsprint and Broadcast Media
Missouri Senate votes to retain sales tax exemption for newsprint used by newspapers and for recordings used by radio and TV stations amid a bill on agricultural poisons. Downs led the attack, calling the exemption an "intellectual poison," while Vanlandingham defended it as protecting fiscal stability. The chamber rejected amendments 25 to 9 on newsprint and 18 to 9 on recordings and films. the agricultural poison exemption heads to the governor. In Claremore a rain slick roadway caused a truck to lose control, killing Ruth Mary Kee, 58, of Pierce City, Missouri.
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Missouri Senate Today
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Vaulandingham
D-Columbia
John E. Downs
D-St. Joseph
Downs
Vanlandingham
Senate
Claremore
Okla
Ruth Mary Kee
Pierce City
Missouri Senate votes to place treasurer succession on ballot
The Missouri Senate approved a constitutional amendment allowing the treasurer to succeed himself, sending the proposal to a ballot vote. The debate featured a walkout by Republicans and calls for fair treatment, with leaders from both parties signaling ground rules for future proceedings.
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House
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Lem T. Jones
Kansas
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Apollo gets go ahead for July moon mission launch
Cape Kennedy Fla July go ahead was given for the Apollo 1 man on the moon mission to aim for a July launch. Apollo program director Lt Gen Samuel Phillips announced after a nine hour flight readiness review that a main issue is a guidance system fault from Apollo 10 but he believes it will not block the mission.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune establishes in 1905 and 1953 publishers
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune history notes include publishers Mrs. Robert C. Goshore and Mrs. William H Weldon with roles for R. L. Rose as board chair and Joseph G. Majersky as editor. Rates show daily, Sunday, and mail options.
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Ilipyne
Tra Post
Robert C. Goshore
William H Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Slosser
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
Hue
Newt Tropane Company
Eee
Strats
Pastape
Associated Press
Nerein
Jertersor
Unites Weres
Thefts From Auto and Boat Reported In City
Seventeen stereo tapes valued at 121.55 were stolen from Paul H. Johnson’s car on Tuesday night at West Gate Lanes after a left window was pried. Mrs. Jess Henson had a window broken on her car at 1001 Holly Dr. Marion Matthes reported a shotgun taken from his boat parked on his driveway.
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West Gate Lanes
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Governor Signs Land Acquisition and Drainage Bills
Gov Warren E Hearnes signed into law a measure allowing fourth class cities to acquire land within ten miles for municipal use including reservoirs airports and other projects. The same session also clarified drainage districts may invest surplus funds in government bonds bank time deposits and similar instruments.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Senate Mid Atlantic Debate Echoes Long Tail of Dispute
In a lengthy Senate debate, ties and alliances resurfaced as lawmakers weighed the issues. The mid-Atlantic session underscored persistent partisan fault lines and the push for a decisive action on the matter. Leaders urged unity while noting divergent views among members.
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