National Farm Debt Seen Dropping Behind 1964 Levels
Missouri farm debt outlook cited at the Missouri PCA meeting shows 18,000 farmers borrowed 148 million last year with some loans up to 1.5 million. Crim projected national farm debt reaching 25 billion by 1970, double 1960 levels, while Missouri PCA loans stood at 100.5 million to 15,000 farmers as of September 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Tribune
Jefferson Ci
PCA
Glen Crim
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
St. Louis
Missouri Production, Credit Association
Crim
Missouri
Raymond D. Fennewell
Hannibal
6Th District Farm Credit Bank
J. Palmyra
A. L. Farnhan
Springfield
Farm Credit Board
Wagney
McCalment
Unionville
Missouri Pca
Federal Land Bank
Pcas
John M. Dalton
Charles D
Jurige
Three Races in Doubt Democrats Gain Big Missouri House Seats
Missouri voters push Democrats toward a substantial House majority as results from three tight races in Barry, Greene, and Jasper counties and a broad tally across the state indicate Democrats will secure at least 121 seats when the 1985 session opens in January. Republicans hold 99 seats as absentee ballots still count and local races in Holt and Barry counties remain unresolved.
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Missouri
House of
Harlow
Greene
Vernon
Betz
Grundy
Bauer
Harrison
King
Hickory
John A. Cal
Holt
Granville B. Vaughan
Barry
Crawl Howell
William C
John T. Russell
LaClede
George Duensing Jr
Lafayet
Atte
Keith Stotts
Lawrence
M. Belt
Macon
George St
Peter Mercer
Carrol J. McJanuary
Cubbin
Miller
Harald Dickson
Monite
Clark
Charles Broomfield
Richard E. McFar Din
S.A. Thomas Jr
Clay
Robert H. Frost
Clinton
Thomas D. Graham
Cole
Perry Lane
Dallas
Harl A. Garner
Daviess
G. Stafford Owen
DeKalb
William E. Seay
Dent
Charles B. James
Dunklin
Norbert J. Jasper
Franklin
Luna Butler
Gentry
Paul D. Canaday
Rolland L. Comstock
Curtis V. Davidson
Henry
Bill J. Drighty
Howard
Marvin L. Dinger
Iron
Frank Co, Mazzuca
Henry Ross
M.E. Bauer
Leon M. Jordan
Harold L. Holliday
Kenneth L. Growney
Phillip P. Scaglia
Tom Ryan
Carl O. Brandwein
Alex M. Petrovic
Homer M. Clements
J. Luther Robinson
Morgan
Fred E. Copeland
New Madrid
L. L. Berry
Newton
Howard Masters
Nodaway
Wilson Childers
Oregon
Charles W. Foley
Pemiscot
Joe F. Rains
Pettis
Mel Carnahan
Phelps
Paul E. Williams
Pike
William Fickle Platte
Jim Arnold
Pulasii
Don E. Shuey
Putnam
Roydon E. Simms
Ralls
Lloyd J. Baker
Sullivan
Earl L.spensier
Texas
Don Kennedy
Nevada
William F. Casey
Washington
Don Davis
Webster
City of St. Louis
Harry C. Raiffie
Eugene FP. Mazzuca
James E. Godfrey
Buddy Kay
Joseph W. Beckerle
Frank E .Kowtron
Ben Misbauer
Richard J. Rabbitt
James Troupe Sr
Raymond Howard
Thomas 4. Walsh
John P. O’reilly
de Verne Lee Calloway
William R. Connors
John Conley
Republican House
Clay E. Whitney
Adair Countty
Fred H. Maughmer Jr
Andrew
Guss C. Salley
Gentan
James A. Noland Jr
Camden
Raymond Beydler
Cedar
Donald L. Gann
Christian
Ewing Hart
Cooper
Ralph Melton
Dade
Mervin R. Case
Doug
C. M. Bassman
Bolivian general Barrientos becomes president after revolt
In Bolivia Vice President Rene Barrientos, a general and former air force chief of staff, rises to the presidency as Victor Paz Estenssoro flees La Paz. Gen. Alfredo Obando Candia resigns in Barrientos favor, easing a chaotic post-revolt scene as Bolivia seeks stability.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Rene Barrientos
Air Force
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Barrientos
Paz
Cochabamba
Alfredo Obando Candia
Western VFW Meet Set Here
The first Western Conference of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held in Missouri convenes at the Governor Hotel this weekend with about 125 delegates from states west of the Mississippi plus Alaska Okinawa Hawaii and the Panama Canal Zone. National officers including Buck Jenkins Dees Summers Julian Dickenson and Al Cheatham are expected. Delegates register at 4 p m today with a 10 30 a m Saturday session and a 12 15 p m conference luncheon followed by an afternoon meeting. No Sunday sessions planned.
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Muller
Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
Augusta
Eisenhower
Nixon
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Barrientosan
Obando
Tn Scranton
Paz
Peru
Romney
Lansing
Barrientos
Scranton
Rockefeller
Lal‘tiherat
U.S
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Lockport
N.Y
Miller
Torm Johnson
Dean Burch
Missouri
Governor Hotel
Mississippi River
Alaska
Okinawa
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Jefferson City
John A
Buck) Jenkins
Birmingham
Ala
Dees Summers
Ririe
Idaho
R. H. Rainwater
San Diego
Calif
Herbert Chrisco
Kansas City
Joseph C. Bosch
Missouri Vfw
Walkout Begins At Ford Plants Across Regions
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers Union struck Ford Motor Co. at several plants over unsettled local labor agreements. Eight of 21 units were struck causing a 32 day auto and 38 day truck supply impact. Plants hit included Dallas Wayne Mich truck Wayne autos Chicago stamping Ypsilanti Mich manufacturing Sheffield Ala manufacturing Sterling Twp Mich manufacturing and Louisville assembly. Status at St Louis Bedford Ohio and Buffalo NY not immediately known. The walkout started at 10 am with approval from international union.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dallas
Wayne
Mich
Wayne Autos
Chicago
Ypsilanti
Sheffeld
Ala
Sterling Twp
Louisville “Assembly
St. Louis
Bedford
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
International Union
Highway Workers Elect Officers
The State Highway Employer Association held its 14th annual assembly and elected officers James Roberts Jefferson City senior engineer as president Billie Martin Jefferson City manager of the County Aid Road Trust Fund for District 5 as vice president James Garrison engineer at St Joseph as treasurer and Arthur Bowen Jefferson City audit division as secretary The group approved policy changes affecting working conditions and hours and held a banquet Thursday night.
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State Highway Employer Association
James Roberts
Jefferson City
Billie Martin
County Aid Road Trust Fund
District 5
James Garrison
St. Joseph
Arthur Bowen
Roberts
Jefferson City Post-Tribune masthead notice and rates
A masthead sample for the Jefferson City Post-Tribune lists publishers officers and editors with dates 1927 1959 and 1053 1659, notes daily evening publication at 10 Montroe Street, Jefferson City Missouri, and provides subscription rates by area including carrier daily rate 10 cents per week and annual prices for Missouri counties and out of state. It states Associated Press membership and ABA Circulation Audit.
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Jefferson City
Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
MHS
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
RL. Rose
Joseph G. Majerley
News Tribune Company
Montroe Street
Associated Presb
Thos
Associated Press Ia
Jefferson
City
Gooday. MATE RATES (@Oocea
Cole
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Water fund measure before Missouri Water Resources Board
The Missouri Water Resources Board will meet Thursday to consider a completed bill creating a water development fund for the state. The measure, evolving from House Concurrent Resolution No. 17, reflects changes by state and federal agencies, municipalities and NGOs for greater water storage. Legislators, officials and civic groups are invited to attend a 1:30 p.m. conference in the Jefferson Building Penhouse.
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Missouri Water Resources Board
Jefferson Building
Tellman Rites Held For Local Leader Of Heart Group
W H Tellman born 1886 at Wardsville served as Cole County Heart Association co chair. Survived by daughter Mrs Bud Pohl son Jerry Tellman and William Donald Tellman in Madrid Spain two sisters and seven grandchildren. Mass and services set with Lions Club members to pay respects at 5 30 p m Sunday rosary 7 30 p m Sunday.
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Cole County Heart Association
Tellman
Wardsville
Peter and
Magdalen Hagner Tellman
Jefferson City
Ethel Phillips
Bud Pohl
Norris Dr
Jerry Tellman
W. Main St
William Donald Tellman
Madrid
Spain
Arthur Cowley
Vernon Addison
Capitol Ave
Seminary Chapel
Jefferson City Lions Club
Vietnam conflict bulletin on Huong government reaction
A student meeting highlights Nguyen Xuan Chu resignation over nonrepresentative cabinet. Catholic and Buddhist factions push unity against Premier Tran Van Huong for excluding religious leaders. Cap St. Jacques linked Thich Tam Chan, Khanh heads armed forces, and Hanoi accuses U S planes of regular overflights as Bien Hoa damage tallies rise. U S aircraft moved to Clark Philippines for repair after mortar attack.
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Nguyen Xuan Chu
High National Council
Father Kiem
Father Hoang Quyen
Tran van Huong
Hoa Hao
Cao Dai
Thich Tam Chan
Cap St. Jacques
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Viet Nam
U.S. U2
Laos
Red China
Bien Hoa
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
U.S
Visitors to St Marys Hospital tour new wing
The inspection tour of the new wing at St Marys Hospital will run from 2 to 4 p m on Sunday. Members of the public attending will receive Sidewalk Superintendent Certificates and become Honorary Members of the Sidewalk Superintendents Club. Joe DeLong is President of the Advisory Board and John W Paulus chairs the Building Committee which will conduct the tour. The public is invited.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Joe DeLong
John W. Paulus
Khrushchev Dissent Echoes in Moscow Soviet China Ties
Mao Tse tung and Chinese leaders sent a goodwill telegram to Moscow for the Bolshevik anniversary while warning the Soviet Union over Sinkiang and nuclear tests. Delegations arrived for parade rehearsals as Sino Soviet tensions ease after Khru shchev ouster, with Albania absent from the Red Square display.
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Moscow
Peking Radio
Mao
Mao Tsetung
Liu Shao-ghi
Chu Teh
Chou En-lai
Chou
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
China
Pravda
Khro Shchev
Soviet Communist Party
Grenin
Red Square
Albania
Spacecraft May Suffer Solar Panel Failure In Mariner 3
Stockholm police will stop carrying swords and switch to nightsticks, per officials. The Swedish bank rate was raised Thursday from 4 1/2 percent to 5 percent.
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James
Stockholm
Sweden
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