Center Dedicated at Hough Park by Lions Club
The Jefferson City Lions Club was lauded for its contributions to the local park system at ceremonies dedicating the Lions Hough Park Recreational Center. The center doubles the old clubhouse size and became operational after the ceremonies with praise from city officials Park Board and Chamber of Commerce. William Quigg, Chamber president, called the facility "au.
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Lions Club dedicates Jefferson City park center
The Jefferson City Lions Club dedicated the Lions-Hough Park Recreational Center at a morning ceremony. Mayor John Christy presided as ribbon was cut with William Quigg, James Weber, and Frank Butler present. The facility, funded by a $15,000 Lions Club grant, serves as a clubhouse for the 18 hole Ball course and hosts youth group activities and meetings.
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Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter at Grand Marquee C
The 1957 film Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter stars Tony Randall and Jayne Mansfield. A young secretary fights to keep her man amid Hollywood glamour and temptations.
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Fragmentary schedule entry on Monday events
A partial OCR schedule shows times and initials for Monday, including 7:30, 7:55, 8:00, 8:25, and 9:00 slots with various codes GD Gy and others, but most details are unreadable. The fragment hints at a sequence of broadcasts or programs without clear titles or participants.
TV Schedule Fragment for Missouri Listings Tue Today
A fragmented TV schedule lists CBS NBC and local Missouri programs from morning to late night, including news blocks, game shows, dramas, soaps, and talk shows with time stamps and channel cues. Strong entities include CBS NBC and show names like The Tonight Show, Jeopardy, Guiding Light, Days of Our Lives, and Weather segments across stations.
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Sword of Lancelot on Tuesday Night at the Movies
TV listing outlines Tuesday night movies and news blocks with Sword of Lancelot (1963) starring Cornel Wilde and Jean Wallace, followed by NBC News and various program segments across the evening schedule.
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Six killed on state highways in weekend crash toll
A Jefferson City man Donnie Ray Vaughn, 23, died from injuries after his car hit a parked school bus on Old St. Louis Road near Indian Meadow Drive Friday. The bus was parked on the wrong side, pushing it 27 feet. Missouri reported six highway fatalities over the weekend, raising 1968 toll to 640 versus 573 last year. The record notes multiple fatal wrecks statewide, including drivers and pedestrians in Jefferson County, St. Clair County, and near Osceola, with names and ages such as James Hancock 17 and John Smiles 19 among the victims.
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De Gaulle wins strong support in first round vote
PARIS AP Charles de Gaulle sees broad backing as Gaullists claim many seats in the first round of France's national elections. Runoffs promised in 150 districts with Pompidou and de Gaulle set to expand their majority. left opposition warns of continued unrest amid wage protests and strikes.
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Veiled Yemeni Capital Grants Movie Access to Women
Veiled women in Sansa Yemen win permission to attend films on two days weekly while police guard venues to keep out men and boys over six. Women must flee to the harem before sunset, restoring traditional constraints.
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Canada Liberals Likely Win in National Election
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau appears headed for a clear Liberal victory in Canada’s national election. Polls and reports suggest Liberals win a majority with Trudeau drawing large crowds and challenging Conservative leader Robert Stanfield. Stanfield, a former Nova Scotia premier, is new to national politics.
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Freeburg youth escapes injury in county road crash
A 17-year-old Freeburg resident Kenneth Herman Knoll escaped harm when his westbound car struck a sign post and a house after losing control near Route M in Cole County. House damage was estimated at 100 dollars. Also, Harry Gene Imhoff of Versailles lost control on Morgan County Route W, the car went off embankments and rolled. Imhoff unharmed.
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Charcoal Firm Named in Suit in Cole County
Roman Stegeman and the Stegeman Charcoal Co of Route 3 are named defendants in an injunction suit filed Friday in Cole County Circuit Court.
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Gun control pressure prompts calls to Rep Long
Baltimore AP reports Representative Clarence D. Long says he has received hundreds of messages urging gun control legislation. One caller reportedly warned his secretary that unless a bill passes within two weeks, Long would be shot.
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