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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
2
The restriction applies only to in state freight. Railroads object to the rule noting Interstate Commerce Commission approval last year and citing general freight rate hikes of about 12 to 14 percent.
Ernest F. Hollings, Charleston lawyer and four-year lieutenant governor, secured the Democratic runoff victory with about 190,163 votes to 145,263 for Donald Russell, in a contest marked by personal clashes. With nearly all precincts in, Hollings leads Russell by 45,000 votes. Hollings will assume office succeeding Gov. George Bell Timmerman Jr., and pledges immediate work on his business-friendly program. Russell, a former Byrnes associate, ran a campaign focused on attracting new industry to the state.
The Missouri State Board of Nursing met at the Missouri Hotel to discuss increasing licensed professional nurses. Executive secretary Miss Catherine Geuss noted plans for the July licensing exam and the new associate degree program at Southeast Missouri State College in Cape Girardeau. Licensing exams will be held in Columbia for about 600 nurses.
Estes Park Colorado AP reports psychologist Dr John Anderson of the University of Minnesota warned a national conference that long strict classroom control provokes fights. He urged substantial relaxation periods to help weaker children tolerate discipline while noting Isaac Berger the Olympic featherweight champion is a cantorial singer in Brooklyn.
In Fulton Missouri AP report delegates at Missouri Girls State nominate candidates for the mock state government. State officials chosen include Fritzie Gottschalk Janet Weisner Dane Plair Linnie Schuler Judy Lacy Charlotte Haerr Judy Line Ruth Rabe Judy Huber Judy Johnson Linda Perkins Donna Gibson Jackie Crane Janet Robinette Ann Schwarz Natalie Rice Martha Young Karen Brunner.
Airman Donald Keeton, 19, was convicted by a Keesler Air Force Base court martial for AWOL after renting a Gulfport plane and fleeing to Dallas to see 17 year old Doris Lynn Bowling. He was sentenced to 30 days hard labor, reduction to airman basic, and forfeiture of $65 pay, with the sentence subject to review.
Reports from Austin Helena and Ann Arbor indicate experts expect Congress to raise Social Security payments for survivors and disabled next year. Predictions include a monthly hike from 200 to 250 300 dollars and a wage tax base up from 4200 to 4800 dollars, with implications for workers employers and dependents as federal action potential looms.
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