Ike Accepts Khrushchev Move on UN Assembly Session
President Eisenhower accepted Khrushchev proposal for a United Nations General Assembly discussion of the Middle East crisis rather than a Security Council summit. They diverged on approach with Eisenhower backing a U.S. resolution to appoint a UN force for Lebanon, and Lodge told to press the Security Council for action. Summit talks appeared unlikely for now.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
United Nations
General Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Khrushchev
U.N
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Inter
Khrushchev Rejects Direct Talks for Mideast Crisis
Soviet Premier Khrushchev refused direct Security Council talks with President Eisenhower and urged an emergency General Assembly session. He signaled willingness for a summit but favored meeting outside the UN. The move followed talks with Mao in Peiping and stirred questions on the summit timeline.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Security Council
General Assembly
U.N
Peiping
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Formosa
Gates
China
United States
U.S
Washington
London
New York
Soviet Union
Britain
Jordan
Lebanon
Mideast
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Nursing home bonds approved in Callaway County
Fulton special edition reports Callaway County voters approved a 175000 nursing home bond by 2620 to 1171, meeting a two thirds requirement. In county races W L Tommy Cave led Democrat nominating ballots for collector by 36, with 94 absentee votes. A T West Sr defeated C H Houchins in county court, Clarence Blackburn led Pace, Doyle Brown led Gus Craighead and Howard Davis, with Davis a write in.
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Fulton
Callaway County
W. L
Tommy) Cave
Glenn Massey
Little Dixie
A. T. West, Sr
McCredie
C. H. Houchins
Clarence Blackburn
Casper Pace
Auxvasse
Doyle Brown
S. Gus Craighead
Howard Davis
Patton
Weather Update for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Partly cloudy with little change in temperatures. Highs in the lower 90s, overnight and into the next day. Sunrise 5:14 AM, sunset 7:13 PM. Missouri and Osage river stages show readings with slight declines. forecast calls for continued warm conditions with no major precipitation.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Evens Baum
Waseast
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Hiatt
Memorial Airport
the &UN
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Tefferson City
Hermann
Osage
Lake of the Ozarks
Boone Wille
Detroit Laundry Payoff Linked to Hoffa Under Senate Probe
Witnesses told the Senate Rackets Committee that Detroit laundry owners paid a secret 17 500 payoff to avert a citywide strike by the Teamsters in 1949. They said some funds may have reached James R Hoffa, then Teamsters president, with Holtzman arranging the payments over three years. Hoffa silent amid questioning.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Hoffa
Howard Balkwill
Detroit Institute of Laundry
Balkwill
William H. Miller
Senators
Joe Holtzman
Holtzman
Moe Dalitz
Las Vegas
Police press hunt for uncle of burned man
In Pontiac Michigan the uncle of torch victim Frank Kierdorf Herman Kierdorf vanished overnight amid fears he faced retaliation after Frank, 56, suffered 85 percent burns. Police report two pistols, one with a silencer, were found at his Madison Heights home. Prosecutor Ziem issued a warrant for Herman for possessing a gun with a silencer, possible five year penalty. Franklin’s nephew and Teamsters connections are noted.
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Pontiac, Mich
Human
Frank Kierdorf
Herman Kierdorf
Newphew
Frank
Teamster
Teamsters
Flint
Herman
Detroit
Joint Teamsters Council
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
Kierdorfs
Senate
Frederick Ziem
Madison Heights
Ziem
Moulder Miller County Victors In Primary Races
Cong Morgan Moulder led Robert Smith 556 to 118 as Miller County recorded 26 of 28 precincts. Len Symington won 617 votes in a Democratic renomination push, while Hazel Palmer led Republican hopefuls with 704 votes. Pete Garten secured 1,239 votes in the uncontested Republican bid for state auditor, and Hasell Holman remained Democratic incumbent with 345 votes. Don Owensby led the Republican slate in the 11th District with 1,261 votes.
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Tuscumbia
Morgan Moulder
Robert Smith
Columbia
Miller County
Len Stuart Symington
Hazel Palmer
Sedalia
Symington
Meredith
Pete) Garten
Pierce City
Haskell Holman
Don W. Owensby
Buffalo
Monkey Sixth Crew Member Ohio Mother Four Children Arrive Here on River Trip
Nearing the final stretch of a Missouri River voyage from Fort Benton Montana to Cincinnati Ohio the Spelius family tied up at Jefferson City Tuesday night Their 19 foot cabin cruiser carried Mrs W J Spelius and four children plus a pet monkey The voyage began June 15 and was largely a vacation while transporting the boat home to Ohio Wayne 16 piloted most of the time Christine 9 Chris Arthur 6 and Suzie 2 assisted Measles were reported as well as a sunk boat wheel loss mosquitoes and debris challenges remain ahead to reach St Charles St Louis and ultimately Cincinnati</for conversion>
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Monkey
Ohio
Fort Benton
Mont
Cincinnati
W. J. Spelius
Jefferson City
Spelius
Missouri River
Montana
Wayne
Spelius Super
Christine
Chris Arthur
Suzie
Speliuses
Speciius
St. Charles
Senators probe steel price hikes and antitrust talk
Washington AP report on Tuesday details Justice Department plans to probe steel price increases for possible antitrust charges if evidence of a conspiracy emerges. Senator Kefauver and others pressed for action as price boosts spread across major producers, with officials citing wage settlements and rising costs as factors.
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Washington
Justice Department
Victor R. Hansen
Antitrust
Senate Antitrust
Estes Keafuver
D-Tenn
Alexander Wiley
Kefauver
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel
Hansen
Berkstresser Morgan Winner In Morgan County Race
George Berkstresser Jr. won the Republican nomination for Morgan County collector in a four way race with 415 votes from 20 of 21 precincts. Morris Lammert Oliver Terhune and Paul Arnold, all of Versailles, trailed. He will face Democrat Jesse Garrison who led Paul Washburn in the primary. Nationally Senator Symington led Democrats while Hazel Palmer topped Republicans. Incumbent Morgan Moulder led in 11th district representative race with 703 votes to 208 for Robert C. Smith. Other races listed include county court judges in eastern and western districts with several contenders.
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Versailles
George Berkstresser Jr
Barnett
Morgan County
K. A. Goodman
Berkstresser
Morris A. Lammert
Oliver Terhune
Paul Arnold
Jesse JC. Garrison
Paul Washburn
Henry L. Young
Earl Miles
Bunny Marriott
Margin wide on moon shot predicted by AP report
Roy W. Johnson, head of the lunar program, said the first moon rocket will be successful if it comes within 50 000 miles of the moon. He noted the Earth moon distance varies around 239 1000 miles and that an orbit around the moon is unlikely on the first of five projected shots. The first attempt may occur between August 17 and 19, with launches best on four consecutive days each month when lunar and solar positions align.
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Washington
Roy W. Johnson
Johnson
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Moulder Leads Smith In Missouri Sixth Term Bid
Congressman Morgan Moulder seeks a sixth term in Missouri's 17 county 11th District as results show his lead over Robert C. Smith growing. With 358 precincts reported, Moulder has 18 042 votes to 12 115 for Smith. Boone and Camden counties split for Smith while Cole and surrounding counties tilt toward Moulder. The race capped a hard fought primary with both sides campaigning aggressively. Don W. Owensby won the Republican nomination in the 4th District without opposition.
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Morgan Moulder
Missouri
Camdenton
Robert C. Smith
Moulder
Smith
Cole County
Camden
Boone County
Boone
County
Moulder-Smith
Harris
Don W. Owensby
Buffalo
Uith
Marion
St. Thomas
Cole
Morgan M. Moulder
Columbia
Cole County Off Year Primary Sends Distler to Victory
A larger than normal off year vote in Cole County produced Democratic incumbent Judge Fred A. Distler defeating Robert P. Cummins 2615 to 1277 with 34 of 36 precincts reporting. Morgan M. Moulder won the district for Congress over Robert C. Smith by 2360 to 1587 as eleven Cole County incumbents secured renomination.
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Cole County
Fred A. Distler
Robert P
Bob) Cummins
Jefferson Heights Apartments
State
Distler
Cummins
Sam .C. Blair
Lloyd C. Stark
Nike G. Sevier
Highway Department
Henley
Toedtmann Tops Senator Race in 20th District
C W Toedtmann of Herman led the Republican primary for state senator from the 20th district with about a four to one edge over incumbent Robert H Linneman as 19 of 23 precincts reported. Primary victory likely equals election as only one Democrat filed. other local races saw Ridder lead Block and Sherman for district representative while Rasmussen led Egsert for presiding judge. Nominated without opposition were Suenkel probate judge Kaeding circuit clerk recorder Gawert county clerk Puchta prosecuting attorney Schneider collector.
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Emil Mann
Oscar Suedmeyer
Ben C. Ridder
Louis W. Block
John Sherman
Henry Rasmussen
Louis Egsert
Ben A. Gower
Marcus J. Fleischmann
Adolph Miller
Arthur Neumann
Jerome P. Mundwiller
A. B. Suenkel
Walter Kaeding
Ben J. Gawert
Randolph Puchta
A. C. Schneider
Five Contests Close In Osage County Primary
Osage County voters delivered tight results in five Republican contests and multiple nominations. C W Toedtmann won the state senate nomination for the 20th district over Bruere and Linneman. William Ridenhour narrowly led Joe Stock for County Judge First District. P F Donahue won the county collector nomination with 690 votes, Georges 25, Kremer 484. Reinkemeyer led Democratic County Judge Second District with 364. Caranahan won the senator nomination 685 to 496, Crawford Smith and Herbert Smith 683 over Haslag 1580 for county collector nomination.
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August Georges
Charles Kremer
Herbert Reinkemeyer
Tony Rehagen
S. J. Caranahan
Crawford Smith
Herbert Smith
Paul H. Haslag
Sedalia Woman Could Be Symington Opponent in Primary
ST. LOUIS RP Sen Stuart Symington won renomination in a runaway Missouri primary. With 3,556 of 4,546 precincts counted Symington led 265,983 to Hastings 15,463 and Dye 8,729. Miss Hazel Palmer, Sedalia lawyer and former NP of Business and Professional Women, led the Democratic field for outstate votes with 39,493 to 24,078 for William McKinley Thomas of St. Louis. Other races showed close contests in the 11th and 4th districts, with results incomplete.
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ST. Louis
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Lawrence L. Hastings
Lamar W. Dye
Hazel Palmer
Sedalia
National Assn
Miss Palmer
William McKinley Thomas
U. S. House of Representatives
Morgan M. Moulder
Central
George H. Christopher
Butler
Moulder
Smith
Don W. Qownesby
Buffalo
St. Louis County
James L. Sullivan
Robee G. Dowd
Howard Frick
Thomas B. Curtis
West Central
Independence
Robert P.weatherford
Christopher
Weatherford
Castle P. Andersson
Kansas City
Scott Schlup collector foes in California primary races
In California Democrats nominate Joe F. Scott over Dillion Gentzsch 890 to 267 while Wilbur H. Schlup defeats Roy H. Gabert 432 to 396. Incumbent Elvin R. Lehman did not run. Morgan Moulder wins Moniteau County representative race 660 to 406, Stuart Symington tops Dye and Hastings for US Senate. On the Republican side Clarence F. Reichel defeats Bryce McMillan for state representative, Hazel Palmer wins the Senate nomination over Hiram Grosby, William McKinley Thomas, and Homer S. Cotton.
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California
Joe F. Scott
Tipton
Wilbur H. Schlup
Scott
Dillion Gentzsch
Jamestown
Schlip
Roy H. Gabert
Centertown
Elvin R. Lehman
Morgan Moulder
Robert Smith
Monireau
Stuart Symington
Lamar W. Dye
Lawrence L. Hastings
United States
Clarence F. Reichel
Bryce McMillan
Hazel Palmer
Hiram Grosby
William McKinley Thomas
Homer S. Cotton
Porter Donley
Kenneth Wilhite
T. C. Hortsman
Senate
Lawrence Hastings
Woodrow Newkirk
William L
Bill) Green
John C. Kibbe
Marvin E. Phillips
Haskell Holman
Meredith Garten
Claude E. Curtis
Fred E Reichel
Charles W. Stock
Herman Schlup
Elmer R. Lehman
Wilbur Schlup
R. A. Sterling
Jamestown Girl Crowned Moniteau Fair Queen
Miss Betty Jo Miller a 17 year old Jamestown resident was crowned queen of the Moniteau County Fair on opening night. She competed against seven other county girls for the honor and to represent the county at Sedalia in the state fair competition. The ninety second annual fair features a horse show and exhibits by farmers and merchants, with the horse show affiliated to the Little Dixie Circuit.
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California
Betty Jo Miller
Jamestown
Moniteau County
GOP Optimistic On Adjournment By August 15 16
Two top Republican leaders Rep Joseph W Martin and Sen William F Knowland said Congress can adjourn by August 15 or 16 after reviewing legislative status at a closed door Senate Republican Policy Committee meeting. The Democratic Policy Committee also advanced five bills to the floor.
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Washington
Congress
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
House
GOP
William F. Knowland
California
Senate
Knowland
Republican Policy Committee
Democratic Policy Committee
Ex Gov Hall Concedes Parsons Publisher Kansas Nomination
Ex governor Fred Hall conceded Clyde Reed Jr. won Kansas Republican gubernatorial nomination as returns from primaries in four states showed Reed with an easy Kansas lead. Docking unopposed for Democratic renomination in Kansas. other states Michigan Missouri and West Virginia reporting early results.
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Associated Press
Clyde Reed Jr
Parons
U.S
Kansas
Fred Hall
Reed
Docking
George Docking
Michigan
Missouri
West Virginia
Rep
Jennings
Tipton Voters Split Races In Democratic Primary
East and West Tipton wards reported exact vote splits in four Democratic primary races with each candidate receiving equal votes per ward. Leaders included Morgan Moulder 222 and Robert Smith 124 for 11th district congress, Porter Donley 286 for presiding judge, and Stuart Symington dominating the Senate race with 287 to Hastings 17 and Dye 14. Republican totals listed for several offices with low vote counts.
Baseball Scores National League Highlights
National League results show St. Louis defeating Los Angeles 13 to 3 and Chicago topping San Francisco 10 to 9 in 10 innings. Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 6 to 1 while Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 6 to 5. American League scores include Chicago 5 over Kansas City 4 and Boston 7 over Washington 1. New York 4 over Baltimore 1 and Cleveland 6 over Detroit 1.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
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Moulder Miller County
Victor
Berkstresser Morgan Winner
Fred Distler
Blair
Toedtmann
Sen
Schlup
Foes
Moniteau
Hall
Parsons
Breezes
Randolph
William C. Marland
M. M. Neely
John D. Hoblitzed Jr
Byrd
Robert C. Byrd
Chapman Revercomb
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