Miss Missouri Contestants Feature Several Local Queens
Cynthia Mayes Miss Paris, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hayes, plans Northeast Missouri State College study, will draw an Hawaiian sunset in chalk as talent. Diane Herman Miss Columbia College, 20, 5 6, will perform a modern jazz dance. Barbara Markman Miss Sedalia, 20, will sing People. Barbara Prestage Miss Tipton, 20, a Missouri senior, will sing If I Loved You.
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Cynthia Louise Mayes
Paris
Robert Hayes
Holliday
Paris High School
Northeast Missouri State Colege
Kirksville
Cynthia
FFA
Columbia Colleg
Diane Barbara Marie Herman
Columbia College
W. J. Herman
Clumbia
Diane
Barbara Rosamond Markman
Sedalia
Chester D. Mitchem
State Fair Community College
Parson's College
Barbara
Barbara Jo Prestage
Tipton
James G. Prestage Jr
University of Missouri
Fair Board
Centralia
Sandy Lynn Sewell
Walter Sewell
Centralia High School
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Sandy
Deborah Sue Riggs
Joplin
J. W. Riggs
University of Arkansas
Deborah
Neosho
Delta Phi Delta Social Sorority
Return Visit to Moscow Finds New Life Alongside Dreariness
AP correspondent William L. Ryan reflects after 10,000 miles across the Soviet Union on conditions for consumers and citizens. Despite gleaming new housing and stores, the consumer economy remains constrained by centralized control, with dreariness persisting in daily life and dissent limited to a small fringe. Russians show more dress and some improvement in wages, yet the ruble’s value and state priorities suggest the system endures with improvisation within its framework.
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Moscow
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Russia
Ryan
Aturenamy
Communist Party
Velikii Stroikii
Addi
Petrese Moscow
Ray
Middle East
Ite
Navajos Seek Jobs From 1868 Land Settlement
Navajo Nation eyes a federal settlement to turn 1868 land claims into jobs. The Indian Claims Commission redefined the tribe’s boundaries to about 30 million acres spanning Arizona New Mexico Utah and Colorado, far larger than the 8 million acre treaty reserve. The tribe may receive compensation based on 1868 land values, with $1 per acre as a tentative figure pending final decision.
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Window Tiock, Ariz
Indian Claims Commission
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
Commission
Ohio
Harold Mott
Air Vrata
Mott
Apollo 11 Exhibit Heads to Missouri Tour
Jefferson City hosts Apollo 11 exhibit July 16 20 with the 1969 command module, spacesuits and moon rocks, backed by the Missouri Bus and Truck Association. The tour includes Des Moines and an Iowa border stop, funded by a $125 000 insurance policy and industrial development aims.
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Istrong
Edwin Aldrin de Feavy
Coe
Capitol Building
Jefferson City
Ted Orschein
Missouri
Cape Kenmeill
Raymond Nakai
Ferson City
Michael Collins
Iowa
Nei
Lother
Des Moines
Will
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