Chancellor Urges Learning Continue At Missouri Academy Commencement
Dr Herbert Schooling urged cadets at Missouri Military Academy's 85th anniversary commencement to view graduation as a rite of passage. He stressed continued learning, responsibility to others, and adapting to uncertainties amid postwar change and economic shifts.
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University of Missouri At Columbia
Sputnik
John Mullen
Parents Alumni Development Committee
Academy
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Curt. Kirtley
Columbia
Dean Davison
Kirksville
Ted Baer
Dan Hooten
Baer
MMA
Legion of Honor
Billy Welch
Newport
Ark
Charles I. Wall
Donn Hall
Louisville
Davison
Search Resumes For Lost Plane In Midwest Flight
Authorities resumed the search for an experimental single engine high wing plane missing on a flight from Oklahoma City to Huntingburg Indiana. Pilot Roger Cotton Glendening of Oklahoma City planned to visit his brother Lowell in Huntingburg. Civil Air Patrol wings in Indiana Illinois Missouri join the search.
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Oklahoma City
Huntingburg
Ind
Civil Air Patrol
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Roger Cotton Glendening
Glendening
Lowell
Robert Hill
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Fulbright Bumpers Face Crucial Arkansas Democratic Primary
In Arkansas, long time senator J W Fulbright challenges Gov Dale Bumpers in a pivotal Democratic primary. Fulbright cites seniority and federal aid as benefits to Arkansas while Bumpers maintains lead though polls show a close race. Oregon and Kentucky also vote in key contests including Morse challenging Packwood.
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Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
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Senate
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Oregon
Kentucky
Wayne Morse
Robert Packwood
Orval E. Faubus
David H. Pryor
Bob Riley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Union
Fewer Die On Highways Over Memorial Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports over Memorial Day weekend 374 traffic deaths nationwide, down from 486 in 1973. Factors cited include a 55 mph speed limit and no gasoline shortages. Missouri saw 16 deaths, including a Memphis family of four in a U.S. 61 crash near Hayti, and two others in Cape Girardeau I-55 crash. The period ran Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Memphis
Tenn
Missouri
U.S. 61
Hayti
Missouri Bootheel
Raymond E. Gibson
Verna
Parsha
Keeta
Highway Patrol
Nancy Pearl Petty
Nancy Ethel Petty
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Leo E. Jackson
Kansas City
Jackson
Donald E. Pratt
Liberty
Missouri 116
Government Fall May End Irish Strike
Northern Ireland’s provincial government resigns as militants halt essential services in a duel with British troops. Direct rule from London looms, Protestants threaten to end the strike if that occurs. The strike widens a crisis with power cuts and shutdowns of hospitals, oil depots, and gas stations as Parliament debates the Ulster crisis.
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Northern Ireland
London
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Ulster Workers’ Council
Britain
Ulster
Merlyn Rees
Harold Wilson
Scilly Isles
Wilson
Ireland
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