Plans for Busing Pupils Across United States in 1960s Desegregation
Federal marshals FBI agents and 2100 Boston police will back new integration plans as Boston schools open and Louisville judge orders desegregation with 12 to 40 percent black enrollment. Officials warn no violence while desegregation proceeds. Boston patrols to deter past violence.
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Associated Press
FBI
Boston
Kentucky
Louisville
U.S. District Court
James F. Gordon
Gordon
Sue Connor
Concerned Parents, Inc
U.S
Peter Meade
Kevin H. White
Justice Department
Robert diGrazia
Richardson
Tex
Dallas
William Taylor Jr
Adult Classes Chosen For Fall Evening School
The Advisory Committee of the Mexico Evening School met to select adult night classes for the first semester. Enrollment will be held at Mexico High School on Monday night Sept 29. Courses include Antique Furniture Repair Archery Boating Safety Bridge Cake Decorating and more. University of Missouri extension noncredit offerings listed. Attendees included local officials and educators such as Donald R. Palmer and Davis Hart.
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Mexico Evening School
Mexico Area
Mexico High School
University of Missouri Extension
Missouri
Kirby Allen
Lakenan Barnes
Quinnie Benton
Beth Boyce
Don Bristow
Tom Stapelton
James DuBus
Nancy Ekern
Tom Hill
Fran Hobelman
Marilyn Kiburz
Ruth Olson
Gene Sefrit
Mary Jane Smithey
Gary Spencer
Jean Thompson
Bill Maloney
Donald R. Palmer
Davis Hart
Slain Cattleman Fueled by Ambition in Missouri
ST JOSEPH Mo AP Fred Hertz a prominent cattle futures dealer was shot and killed as he attempted to drive from his northeast St. Joseph estate in a late model Mercedes. His wife Judith Hertz is charged with first degree murder after saying they quarreled over damage to a fence and that Hertz fired at her stepson before she shot him. Hertz built a wide cattle futures network, helped establish delivery points for stocker and feeder futures, and served on the Livestock National Bank board until January.
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St, Joseph
Fred Hertz
Judith Hertz
St. Joseph
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Richard Lewin
Green Bay
Wis
Hertz
Houston
Cornell University
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springfield
Missouri
Livestock National Bank
Bob Reese
Reese
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Kinsley
Republicans Hold For Rights Of Hampshire
In Washington the long fight over New Hampshire’s Senate seat returns to voters after Republicans stay united to block debate limitation. Durkin reversal to a runoff triggers GOP aims for a new election as Wyman leads in official recount despite an initial Durkin edge. Senate stalemates over ballot counts persist amid anti filibuster rules and party splits.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Senate
GOP
John A. Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
Durkin
Wyman
The
Manchester Union Leader
State
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Rules Committee
Allen
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Judiciary
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Armed Services
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Appropriations
Teachers Learn Metric Workshop At NMSU Kirksville
Rob Field of 1025 E Jackson St reports a metric workshop for elementary teachers at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville. The course covered history of measurement systems units in the metric system and teaching ideas for elementary students earning one semester hour of credit. Two Missouri students will graduate from Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield at summer commencement in Briggs Stadium Karen Sperry earns a bachelor of science in education and Stephen Lucas receives a degree.
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Rob Field
E. Jackson St
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Mexico
Southwest Missouri State University
Springfield
Briggs Stadium
Karen £. Sperry
Stephen Dt Lucas
Cowpoke in Class Adds Realism to UF History Course
Gainesville AP report notes University of Florida professor Dr. Julian Pleasants teaches History of the Trans Mississippi West 1830 1890 with Wild West theatrics including wearing six shooters. He challenges myths about John Wayne figures and applauds Native American culture saying Indians lived in harmony with nature and white settlers wrongfully called them savage.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Julian Pleasants
Hopalong Cassidy
Pleasants
John Wayne
Belle Starr
Miss Kitty
Butch Cassidy
Sundance Kid
George Leroy Parker
Harry Longbaugh
Butch
Sundance
Happy Astronauts Reunite With Families in Hawaii
Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford Donald Stayton and Vance Brand, still recovering from toxic rocket fumes, enjoy a light hearted reunion with wives children and friends at Kaneohe Marine base Hawaii. They left Tripler Army Hospital and are to remain at the base for ten days as doctors monitor daily checkups.
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Honolulu
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Thomas P. Stafford
Donald K. Stayton
Vance D. Brand
Tripler Army Hospital
Houston
Honolulu International
Hearby
Mexico Audrain bookmobile schedule announced for next week
The Mexico Audrain County Library posts a weekly bookmobile plan with stops at Friendship Church Clyde James residence old Burnham school West Audrain Pollard residence Sunnydale Academy Rivers addition Bethel Methodist Church Benton City Martinsburg and a Thursday 4 H fair display. Some Friday entries appear garbled but indicate local stops and times for patrons.
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Mexico-Audrain
Benton City
Martinsburg
Lafayette Circle
Garfield Center
Elderly Tax Credit Boost Signed by Missouri Governor
Gov. Bond signed measures expanding the low income elderly tax credit and limiting corporate farming involvement. The package adds rent credits up to higher levels, uses use value for agricultural land, and requires annual corporate farming reports. Effective Sept. 28, 1975.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Missouri
Judge Sirica Wins Law Honors in Toronto
U S District Court Judge John J Sirica famed for presiding over Watergate trials has been named outstanding U S trial judge by the Association of Trial Lawyers of America in Toronto.
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Sirica
Toronto
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
U.S
The
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Man regains sight after 14 years of blindness in Independence
Virgil Houk, once blind since his 20s, regains near 20-20 vision in his right eye after cataract removal using the Kelman cavitron. His wife urged the procedure inspired by a Warrensburg hospital adoption, and the family notes color awareness and a new ability to recognize voices, not faces.
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Independence, Mo
Virgil Houk
Sherri
Shannon
Stephen
Houk
Charles Kelman
New York
Dorothy Houk
Kelman
Dr. Kelman
Rouk
Warrensburg
Johnson County Memorial Hospital
M. Wayne Reynolds
Independence
McGraw-Edison Expansion Creates 700 Missouri Jobs
AP reports about 700 new jobs in Missouri from McGraw-Edison Co expansion. A 100000 square foot Sedalia warehouse will shift Sedalia plant to full manufacture, creating roles in Sedalia Boonville Moberly Macon and Kirksville. Governor cites expansion as a state priority while a $100000 federal grant funds economic development efforts. Bond announces Samar water system loan of 2.5 million to serve 1700 customers.
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Missouri
McGraw-Edisi Co
Stator
Christopher S. Bot
Charles Spencer
Sedalia
Boonville
Moberly
Macon
Kirksville
Jefferson City
Spencer
Misouri
Bond
Department of Consumer Affairs
J. Nei Nielsen
Samar
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Liberty
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Bupwiun
Martinsburg City Park
Crossfires
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