Central Methodist to Build Science Building in 1963
Fayette Mo June 27 AP a gift of one million dollars has been pledged to Central Methodist college to construct a science building. Dr Ralph L Woodward said the pledge comes from a former student now on the college board who wishes to remain anonymous. The pledge is the largest by an individual in school history and construction will begin within a year. The new building should be ready for use by fall 1963 and may replace the 1895 science building, later planned to be a museum.
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Fayette
Central Methodist College
Ralph L. Woodward
Woodward
Dalton Signs Key Bill Reforming Missouri Commerce Division
Jefferson City June 27 Gov John M Dalton signed a major bill creating a division of commerce and industrial development replacing the former resources and development unit. The six member panel will start Oct 13 if the Legislature adjourns by July 15. Dalton also eased regulations for a Table Rock state park luxury motel and hotel project and signed additional measures including liquor renewal allowances, longer park concessions, drunkenness penalties, mortgage investment rules for insurers, and a revenue bond amendment for municipalities.
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Lew Larkin
The
Star
Jefferson City
John M. Dalton
Dalton
Table Rock State Park
Missouri
Park Board
State Park Board
New Envoy to Seoul Presents Credentials
Samuel D. Berger became the United States ambassador to South Korea and presented his credentials to President Yun Po-sun in Seoul on June 27.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
South Korea
Samuel D. Berger
Yun Po-sun
Three Motions in Water Case Denied in Jackson County
Judge James of the Jackson County Circuit Court in Independence denied three motions on partition or dissolution of Jackson County water district No. 1. No contracts existed outlining dissolution or partition terms, so no vote or action was ordered. Attorneys indicate negotiations continue with Kansas City and Grandview, but no signed contract yet. appeal status unclear.
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James
John K. James
Jackson County
Independence
Jackson County Water District No. 1
Charles E. Hess
The
Water Board
Water District
One Hundred Fifteenth Street
Kansas City
James P. Aylward, Jr
James C. Norris
Hess
Grandview
Supreme Court
Injured Driver Loses Control On Blue Parkway
Robert Brockman of 6310 Wyndalecourt was charged with careless driving after his tractor trailer jackknifed on Blue Parkway. He said a car crowded him while driving south, causing the loss of control, the truck struck an abutment under a bridge, then continued and hit a utility pole.
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Blue Parkway
Robert Brockman
Wyndalecourt
Raymond Hagedorn
Brockman
Hagedorn
Sixty-seventh Street
Farmer Dies in Crash Near Hiawatha Kansas
Charles R. Diehl eighty one year old Morrill Kansas farmer died from fatal injuries after a collision between his pickup and a station wagon driven by Linda B. Sprague of Powhattan. The crash occurred on a county road northwest of Hiawatha with four of Sprague's children injured.
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Hiawatha
Kas
Charles R. Diehl
Morrill
Here
Diehl
Linda B. Sprague
Powhattan
House Stymied On Redistrict Bill In Missouri Legislature
Jefferson City June 27 The Missouri House began debate on congressional redistricting and quickly bogged down in ideas for dividing 114 counties into 10 districts. An amendment to place Rep. Morgan Moulder in the 4th District was defeated 71 to 78, and Jackson County voters opposed placing Moulder with Rep. William J. Randall in the same district. The House considered a Senate approved bill, a committee substitute, and a House substitute that would let each district nominate 2 candidates for Congress, with the top 10 advancing. The eighth district shift created by one amendment risked altering party balance. Rep. William C. Phelps proposed grouping Kansas City factions with Independence capital to concentrate control, but the plan failed 88 to 53. Senate actions included raises for judges and funding for memorials and patrols.
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Henry Clay Gold
The
Star
Jefferson City
House
Morgan Moulder
Jackson County
Kansas City
Jackson
Moulder
William J. Randall
Independence
Camden County
House Committee
Congress
Richard Schord
Texas County
William C. Phelps
Phelps
North End
Thirty Ninth Street
Lower Gladstone Fire Risk Rates Urged
State Inspection Bureau raises Gladstone's classification from Class 10 to 9, signaling a lower fire risk rating for the city and potential changes in safety inspections and premiums.
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Gladstone
State Inspection Bureau
Insurance premiums drop after city fire rating rise
The Gladstone city council learned the Missouri inspection bureau raised the fire safety rating from Class 10 to Class 9 following a new fire limits ordinance. A further rise to Class 8 could cut premiums by about 30 percent. maps for hydrants and water mains were promised, and a building code enforcement official was suggested.
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Gladstone
Missouri Inspection Bureau
Paul Degenhardt
Degenhardt
North Oak
Ralph Adams
Joseph Sims
Antioch
Englewood
Sixty-fourth
Hamilton Heights
Meadowbrook
Claud Woods
East
Lynn Allen
West Fiftieth
Senate committee Adds 1.8 Million to Omnibus Bill
The Senate appropriations committee last night added nearly 2 million dollars to the omnibus appropriations bill. Whether this remains within the budget will be determined later as the omnibus bill proceeds.
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Jefferson City
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cadillac Drives The Joy Of Owning For Keeps
The message highlights Cadillac as a pleasure to drive with economy, reliability, and lasting value reaffirming the wisdom of choosing a Cadillac. It invites readers to visit their local Cadillac dealer soon.
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Cadillac
Ward High School Addition and Renovation Contract Award
Contracts totaling 715000 were awarded in Kansas City Kansas for a new one story L shaped addition to Ward High School and renovation of facilities and equipment. The project includes a basement wing extending 55 feet west and uses space atop the existing multi level parking lot. The school sits on Eighteenth street between Barnett and Ann avenues.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Ward High School
Eighteenth Street
Barnett and
Ann Avenues
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