Former Mexico Teacher Ends Career in West
Miss Margaretha Clark a native Mexicaan ended her 4 year teaching career this year in McFarland California. She is a Lindenwood College graduate with postgraduate work at USC and Missouri where she earned her masters. Clark taught 16 years in Mexico and 24 at McFarland, mainly seventh and eighth grades. She is active in CTA PTA and PEO and serves as Sunday School teacher at McFarland United Methodist Church. Her world travel includes a trip around the world Europe Alaska and Old Mexico. She will remain in McFarland active in community and philanthropic work following a surprise retirement tea attended by 100 plus teachers students and friends.
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Calif
Iss Clark
Lindenwood College
St. Chaires
University of Southern California
University of Missouri
Miss Clark
Mexico
Oildale
McFarland
CTA
PTA
PEO
McFarland United Methodist Church
Clark
Europe
Alaska
Old Mexico
Welfare costs rise in Missouri May totals rise again
Missouri's three main welfare programs all increased costs in May as reported by the Division of Welfare. Old-age assistance reached 7,209,089 dollars with 98,059 recipients. Aid to Dependent Children totaled 5,902,848 dollars with 178,004 on rolls. Aid to the disabled came to 1,603,572 dollars with 21,187 recipients.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Division of Welfare
Talk Politics At Boys Stat WARKENSBURG Mo AP
State Auditor Christopher Bond a Republican and Kansas City Mayor Charles Wheeler a Democrat spoke to Missouri Boys State delegates. Bond accused Democratic leadership in Jefferson City of misgovernance and fostered a confidence gap amid fiscal manipulation. Wheeler argued both parties could lead Missouri and foresaw a clash between Bond and Attorney General Danforth to set the Republican philosophy.
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Christopher Bond
Charles Wheeler
Kansas City
Missouri
Bond
Jefferson City
Wheeler
John Danforth
Uneasy Vietnam soldiers eye future as US withdraws
In I Corps near Da Nang and the A Shau Valley, both Viet Namese and American leaders warn of impending danger as accelerated U.S. withdrawals and looming elections reduce support. General officers demand more air power and troops while South Vietnamese units fight two major operations to relieve pressure on firebases.
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Vietnam
Nguyen Huu Dinh
Marble Mountain
Vu van Giai
Shau
Holcomb
Eye
I—Corps
Maryland
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Eye Corps
Hoang Xuan Lam
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
Lam
Hanoi
Dmz
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Fuller
Camp Carroll
Sarge
Carroll
I Corps
11Th Infantry
5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Big Piney water pollution hearing hear from Missouri residents
About 400 residents from the Big Piney River watershed gathered in Houston to complain of pollution turning the Ozark stream into a cesspool. Testimony blamed Cabool, Houston, and Fort Leonard Wood, with residents urging cleaner water as livestock sickness and fish contamination worry locals. The Missouri Water Pollution Board defended actions, citing limited staff and funds, while Fort Leonard Wood officials defended compliance with standards.
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Big Piney River
Ozark
Missouri Water Pollution Board
Cabool
Fr. Leonard Wood
Big Piney
Jack Smith
W. T. Bradley
Paulaski
Texas
Phelps
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