Duality at City Hall Shows Serious Sewage and Silly CATV
Editorial highlights a clear contrast in Sedalia's city council meeting. A sober session approving a Kansas firm contract for North Sewage plant rehabilitation contrasts with chaotic debate over CATV licensing under premature emergency rhetoric. The piece flags potential future tensions and hopes for reconciliation.
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Kansas
North
Citizens Sewer Bond
Local staff changes and military graduation notes
Looking Backward reports Jack Snell resigning from Tom Morarity’s Third street station to join the Sedalia Democrat Capital circulation department. Henry C. Salveter delivered the Fulton State School for the Deaf commencement address and sits on the school board. Arthur G. Salisbury, son of A E Salisbury, graduated from Kelly Field San Antonio and earned second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps, visiting Sedalia before departing to Langley Field West Virginia.
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Jack Snell
Tom Morarity
Third Street
Osage Avenue
Sedalia Democrat-Capital
Henry C. Salveter
State School For the Deaf
Fulton
Arthur G. Salisbury
A. E. Salisbury
West Fifth Street
Kelly Field
San Antonio
U.S. Army Air Corps
Sedalia
Langley Field
West Virginia
Montgomery Named Glee Club Vice President at Missouri
Lee Buddy Montgomery, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Montgomery Jr of 711 West Sixth Street, was named vice-president of the University of Missouri Glee Club at a special Columbia meeting. The report notes George B Letts, son of Mr and Mrs George P Letts of 1206 East Fifth Street, graduated from the School of Mines in 1925.
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Lee ‘Buddy’ Montgomery
Lee Montgomery, Jr
West Sixth Street
Glee Club
University of Missouri
Columbia
George B. Letts
George P. Letts
East Fifth Street
The
School of Mines At
Tit for Tat and Foreign Aid Cuts Stir Debate
A Hamilton Spectator guest editorial notes the U S Senate Foreign Relations Committee cut aid to Indonesia and the U A R in response to anti American actions. It contrasts responses to Arab and Indonesian moves and reminds readers of past U S mint designs and local college news about Vernon Tucker and a Fort Snelling course.
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Hamilton
United States Foreign Relations Committee
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Uncle Sam
U.A.R
Nasser
U.S
Washington choices on Fifth Circuit judges spark race relations debate
President Johnson faces four Fifth Circuit vacancies that could shape southern race policy for a decade. Drafters weigh appointing ally Jim Coleman against Eisenhower era standards, with Stennis backing Coleman and Eastland influencing Kennedy picks. The piece contrasts past appointments and notes Johnson’s progress for civil rights, cautioning against crony influence.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
U.S. Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
South
Texas
Florida
White House
Eisenhower
Jim Coleman
Mississippi
Coleman
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
White Citizens Council
Paul
Kennedy
U.S
Harold Cox
Eastland
Ole Miss
Philadelphia
John Minor Wisdom
Court of Appeals
New Orleans
John R. Brown
Houston
Elbert Tuttle
Georgia
Abraham Lincoln
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reichstag Restoration Under Way in Berlin
The Reichstag, scarred by fire and war, is being rebuilt at a projected cost of $20 million with a modern interior while preserving its Italian Renaissance exterior. Led by architect Paul Baumgarten, the project aims for completion around 1970 as Germany remains divided and West Berlin sits near the East.
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City Hall
Ordin
Reichstag
Paul Baumgarten
Baumgarten
Bundestag
Bonn
West Berlin
West Germany
Paul Wallet
Berlin Wall
Assembly
East Berlin
Stories From Old Age And Children's Tender Bond
A poem by Hazel N Lang extols intergenerational friendship between the very young and the elderly. It notes that children seek attention from grandparents and neighbors while seniors, busy in life, long for company and shared stories. The piece celebrates mutual care and the value of listening across generations.
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Mommy
Dad
Hazel N. Lang
Grace Is Our Shield and the Floods of Hope
A reflection on resilience during floods using a Hastings man who wrapped his house in 16 foot wide polyethylene to keep waters out. The piece argues that inner grace acceptance and good humor protect individuals and families, likening these to dams and levees against societal floods.
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Minnesota
Hastings
Mississippi
Noah
Jesus
Vitamins and their roles in health and deficiency
The article explains vitamin C sources and deficiency disease scurvy, notes vitamin D for teeth and bones and sun synthesis, warns about excess fat soluble vitamins, and mentions vitamin K and other lesser known vitamins. It previews vitamin E as tomorrow's topic.
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