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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
1
Girls and clothes have long been part of culture. Miss Gayle Rackers daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Rackers New Bloomfield and Miss Shari Baker from Iy Pas rereach a shared history in fashion circles.
Salvation Army officials report increased summer activities and a $20,800 allocation from the United Community Fund toward a new corps building. Volunteers pledge $10,008, with 25 youths set for Camp Micaska near Bourbon Missouri. An August weekend program will be led by 12 youths from the Divisional Future Officers Fellowship. In a separate item, three Nevada women died and a fourth was injured in a car train crash near Richards Missouri while en route to a funeral. The victims were identified as Nellie Johnson and Mrs Glen Smith both of Nevada, and Mrs Delia Johnson of Nevada. a fourth woman, Cletemay Co, was injured.
James C. Kirkpatrick said law officers are watchmen on the walls of civilization in a speech before an American Legion law enforcement academy. A weeklong, 40 cadet tour at the State Highway Patrol headquarters aims to spark interest in careers in law enforcement. He urged public support for officers and warned that disrespect for law and order threatens democracy.
The Greater Jefferson City Committee discussed a proposed sign ordinance with a 10 year phase out plan, Hawthorn Garden Club preferring five years, while Sam B. Cook argued signs should stand for full depreciation. Byron Kinder emphasized balancing business viability with public service as council set July consideration.
In McPherson Georgia a military judge refused to dismiss mur charges against a soldier. The judge set July 18 as the tentative start for jury selection. Defense motions by F Lee Bailey were denied except for two minor ones. The prosecution must provide witnesses and a classified report on the My Lai inquiry.
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