SC Times Index - News
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| Title | Pub Date/Page |
|---|---|
| SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PLANS; APRIL BID CALL SET. | Feb 28, 1964 p.1 |
| BOARD OK'S NEW SALARY SCHEDULE. | Feb 28, 1964 p.3 |
| HEALTH OFFICIALS RENEW BAN ON HOME FOOD SALES. | Feb 28, 1964 p.3 |
| KINDERGARTEN AGE REQUIREMENT CHANGED. | Feb 28, 1964 p.5 |
| LIBRARY WILL START NEW $12 MILLION BUILDING PHASE. | Feb 29, 1964 p.1 |
| ST. JOHN'S MILITARY HEAD ENDS 23 YEAR ARMY CAREER. | Feb 29, 1964 p.3 |
| LETTER BY JOE KENT: 'NFO'S POLICIES ARE DEFENDED.' | Feb 29, 1964 p.4 |
| LETTER BY MRS. C.E. BEACOM: TREE SPRAYING IS PROTESTED. | Feb 29, 1964 p.4 |
| OSCAR SCHERFENBERG & E.G. PALMER WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION. | Mar 2, 1964 p.8 |
| OSCAR SCHERFENBERG & E.G. PALMER WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION. | Mar 2, 1964 p.8 |
| OSCAR SCHERFENBERG & E.G. PALMER WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION. | Mar 2, 1964 p.8 |
| MAYOR PRIMARY FIGHT SET AS ROBERT PFLEPSEN & A. RICHARD JOHNSON JOIN RACE. | Mar 3, 1964 p.1 |
| GETS EARLY START FOR GOP SENATE BACKING. | Mar 3, 1964 p.3 |
| TEMPERS FLARE IN TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE UNIFORM DISPUTE. | Mar 3, 1964 p.3 |
| COUNCIL CALLS FOR STUDY OF SEWAGE PLANT PROBLEM. | Mar 3, 1964 p.4 |
| COUNCIL REJECTS POLICE SALARY INCREASE. | Mar 3, 1964 p.4 |
| DANGER GROWS IN VIETNAM. (EDITORIAL) | Mar 3, 1964 p.10 |
| 7 YEAR OLD CLEARWATER GIRL DIES FROM BURNS IN HOME FIRE. | Mar 3, 1964 p.05&09 |
| DFL CAUCUSES HERE BACK MCCARTHY, OLSON, ANDERSON. PICTURE. | Mar 4, 1964 p.4 |
| STEARNS CO. COMMISSION APPROPRIATES FUNDS FOR CENTER. | Mar 4, 1964 p.4 |
| LETTER BY B.T. MEHR: 'MORE DEFENSE OF NFO GOALS.' | Mar 4, 1964 p.11 |
| COMPLETE COMMUNITY ATTITUDE SURVEY; FIND LOW WAGES CAUSE MOST CONCERN. | Mar 4, 1964 p.12 |
| JAYCEE COMMUNITY SURVEY REPORTS ON THE LIBRARY. | Mar 4, 1964 p.12 |
| JAYCEES COMMUNITY ATTITUDE SURVEY FINDS LOW WAGES HERE CAUSE MOST CONCERN. | Mar 4, 1964 p.12 |
| LETTER BY ALLEN CAIN: 'FARM PROBLEM STILL WITH US.' | Mar 4, 1964 p.16 |