Students Demand Reinstatement of Missouri College President
About 400 Southwest Missouri State College students on the first day of the summer session voted unanimously to seek re instatement of Dr. Leland E. Traywick as school president. They urged Gov. John M. Dalton to investigate the board of regents and disclose policy reasons for opposition to reorganizing the college. The group may send a delegation to the governor or the national Student Association Congress in Minnesota.
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Springfield
Southwest Missouri State College
Leland E. Traywick
Traywick
Board of
Regents
John M. Dalton
Ken Burchett
Stockton
National Student Association Congress
Minnesota
Burchett
Kent Keller
Board of Regents
Papuan Pro Johnson Cult Seeks U.S. Rule on New Hanover
Anti Australian Papuans on New Hanover Island form a 2500 member movement to buy Lyndon Johnson and have the United States take over from Australia. They refuse a head tax and await ships and troops, led by Bosmialek, a 20 year old Papuan.
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Guinea
New Hanover Isand
Johnson
Australian New Guinea
Mick Healey
New Hanover
New Ireland Island
Bosmialek
U.S. Air Force
U.S
New Ireland
U.N
United States
Australia
Land Use Meet Tonight by City Hall and Planning Dept
The Land Use and Zoning sub committee of the Committee of 100 meets at 7 30 tonight in City Hall City Commission room. Subcommittee chairmen convene in the Planning Department with Harland Bartholomew Associates planner John Cofer to hear the Implementation of the Plan report for Lawrence.
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Committee of 100
City Commission
City Hall
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
John Cofer
Cofer
Lawrence
Lions Den Dance Set for Junior High Members
Junior High Lions Den members will hold a dance from 8 to 10 30 p m Friday at the South Park Recreation Center. The center will open to all Junior High members Friday evenings 8 to 10 30 p m during summer except when Fun Fests are at Plymouth Congregational Church per Center Director Patricia Kirby.
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Lions den
South Park Recreation Center
Plymouth Congregational Church
Patricia Kirby
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Snapshot for Today
Aries to Pisces forecast highlights practical financial steps and personal growth. See Taurus urging careful finances, Gemini encouraged renewal, Leo warned to network, Virgo to focus on career, Libra to study details, Scorpio to resolve issues, Sagittarius on promises, Capricorn about organizing tasks, Aquarius for affordable recreation, and Pisces about easing tensions with a gesture.
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Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Imate
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Perverse Views by Spectators
New York AP Spectators yelled jump at a man on a tenth floor ledge along upper Broadway then booed when police pulled him to safety. Jose Figueroa, 32, teetered for nearly an hour as about 500 onlookers taunted him. Officers finally persuaded him to shake hands and pulled him to safety. He was taken for observation at a hospital.
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New York
Jose Figueroa
Upper Broadway
Figueroa
Carmello Zumatto
Chairman Emphasizes Ongoing TB Threat and Symptoms
Dr Parke Woodard chairman of the Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association warns that a persistent cough or breath shortness may signal serious disease. He notes public underestimation of these symptoms has led to grave outcomes and urges awareness as TB seals join a national education drive against respiratory illness including asthma emphysema and chronic bronchitis.
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Parke Woodard
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Pidgin English Described as Widely Useful Worldwide
A discussion notes that Pidgin English serves as a valuable lingua franca for an estimated 30 to 50 million people as a second language. It highlights its practicality and broad usage across regions.
Grant to Dr Stansifer for Huntington Library study
Dr Charles L Stansifer assistant professor of history at Kansas University receives an $800 grant from the Henry E Huntington Library and Art Gallery trustees of San Marino California. The grant. one of 25 given, supports 10 weeks of study this summer researching the Honduras Interoceanic Railway project.
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Charles L Stansifer
Kansas University
Henry E. Huntington
San Marino
Calif
Honduras
Chevelle Trade N' Travel Time Offer
Chevrolet promotes the Chevelle lineup during Trade N Travel Time with wagons coupes and more. The ad touts curved windows rust resistant rocker panels and vinyl upholstery highlighting comfort and durability. Limited time sale urges quick decision at the Chevy dealer.
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Chevrolet
Corvette
Dad Forces His Son To Shoot Him
Leonard Thierry a 32 year old baker in Los Angeles amid a quarrel with his wife woke his three children aged 7 5 and 4 and compelled them to shoot him after telling them he would beat them if they refused The 4 year old Glen finally fired a pistol wounding Thierry who was taken to General Hospital in critical condition Police found Thierry's wife Mary 26 and placed the children with her custody
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Los Angeles
Leonard Thierry
Theresah
Gary
Glen
Thierry
General Hospital
Mary
By 1850 Iron Cast Ing Opened Mass Production Era
By 1850 iron cast ing enabled broad mass production of consumer goods from eggbeaters to washing machines, signaling a shift in manufacturing and industrial growth.
Hearing aid lets sound reach inner ear without devices
In Ossining New York Otarion Listener Laboratories unveils the Rx88 using the Tympano Technique to conduct sound through the mastoid to the hearing center. No buttons tubes wires or bulky batteries and the device is discreet. For free literature call Guenther Jewelry V13-5445.
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Ossining
N. Y
Otarion Listener Laboratories
Otarion
Bell Telephone Laboratories
U.S
Guenther Jewelry
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