Missouri Trees In Winter No 9 Elm King and Cemetery
W H Thompson reflects on the American Elm and Dutch Elm disease, praising Elmwood Cemetery in Mexico, Missouri. He notes replacement by Sweet gum plantings, city plans for a nursery, and honoring city workers. He cites historic elms, local sites, and Lincoln’s Gettysburg words.
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Ratchford reverses stance on MU optometry school plan
MU President C Brice Ratchford told Missouri Senate committee the university seeks an optometry school and favors the Marillac College site adjoining the St Louis campus. He also said the university did not need Coordinating Board advice because action began before the board's creation, while debate over site costs and process continued.
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Welfare Mother Pitches Tent in State Parking Lot
Dana Allen, protesting a plan to cut state caseworkers by half, pitched a tent in the Vancouver state office building parking lot and urged others to join. She complains food stamps access in Clark County is difficult while the Department of Social and Health Services defends the budget move to reallocate funds to food stamp processing and raises for remaining workers. The protest drew occasional support from staff, with occasional donations, and a stove was stolen the first day.
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Dana Allen
American Legion Honors Mrs. Johnson for Beautification Work
Washington AP Lady Bird Johnson received the American Legion national public relations award for beautifying America, delayed two years by the press of business after Lyndon B. Johnson's death. The group also gave $500 toward her LBJ Memorial Grove conservation project on the Potomac River.
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