Ichord easily beats Wilson in Missouri primary
In Missouri primaries W R Hull Jr and William L Hungate led the ticket with large margins. Richard Ichord defeated Clyde Wilson by a strong three to one in the 8th District and will seek a sixth term. Other incumbents like Durward Hall and William L Clay faced smooth paths to renomination while several Republicans won decisively in their districts.
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Anthony C. Schroeder
Caskanett
Union
Haennis
Grover
Durward G. Hall
Springfield
John H. Simmons
Hall
William L. Clay
St. Louis
Missouri
Clay
Cereal gap closure urged by adviser on nutrition
Washington AP reports presidential adviser Dr. Jean Mayer urged the cereal industry to close the gap between its most and least nutritious products. He said with current technology and nutrition knowledge such differences could be avoided and many items upgraded.
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Washington
Jean Mayer
President
Consumer Advisory Council
Senator Seeks Monitoring of Cereal Ads for Children
Senate consumer subcommittee hearings into the nutritional value of dry cereals conclude with calls for tighter oversight of food industry advertising aimed at children. Missouri official Mayer urges FCC involvement through a nutritionist-led committee. Frank Moss signals possible legislative controls if campaigns fail to improve nutritional awareness. FTC antitrust action asked to review cereal advertising. Robert Choate criticizes cereals as a poor nutritional buy, offering only empty calories.
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Mayer
Senate
Sey
Frank Moss
Utah
Moss
Federal Trade Commission
Robert Choate
Yankees hit Red positions mounting
Mounting reports on page one note action officials charged that a patrol en route to Israel was ambushed by PFLP agents using machine guns and rockets. The account frames blame on the ambush and details the sequence of events and responses.
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Israel
PFLP
Irish defy ban on march and elections in Missouri
The article reports political shifts in Missouri with Sen. Joynt and Sen. Webster facing no opposition, Merrell set to join the Senate after a Tuesday win, and Democrats filling seats in the House due to lack of primary or general election opposition. It also covers international events in Cambodia and Ireland, noting U.S. air support roles, regional clashes near Phnom Penh and Da Nang, and Londonderry unrest amid sectarian tensions.
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John W. Joynt
St. Louis
Richard M. Webster
Carthage
Merrell
Missouri Senate
House
Saigon
U.S
Tripoli
Hanks
Skoun
Cambo- Cairo al
Northern Ireland
Iraq
Syria
Donderry
al- Atty
John C. Danforth
Phnom Penh
Egypt
Stey
Libya
Sudan
Jordan
U.S. Sn
Troq
Eyr-Thusiasts
Algeria
Londonderry
King James
U.N
Nasser
Traqis
iTsrael
Ian S
Ae Paisley
al- Heirut
Simy
Iraq Petroleum. Co
IPC
Sre Khiong
Cambodia
Oum! Boumroem
Ission
Hall remains in serious condition after heart attack
Associated Press correspondent Larry Hall, 57, in St Louis for Missouri primary coverage, is listed as holding his own after Tuesday’s heart attack. Barnes Hospital spokesman said his condition remains about the same with irregular vital signs and ongoing complications. Hall has served as AP’s Jefferson City bureau chief since 1945.
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Hall
St Louis
Lover
Missouri
Jefferson City
Fired campus security chief adds row to Missouri college clash
The article reports that Keith Berry, formerly sergeant, was fired from the Central Missouri State College security force, following prior demotion and a dispute with college officials led by Dr. Tom Edmunds. George D. Spencer, the campus police chief, said his authority had been undermined and announced his resignation before being fired. Berry planned to seek new employment as the court term ends, with no successor named yet.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Reri
National Sheriff's Association
Missouri Peace Officers Association
Cole County
Conservation Fed. Leration of
Missouri
Houser Funeral Home
Warrensburg
Keith Berry
Ser
Lgeant
Central Missouri Methodist Church
State College
George D. Spencer
Tom Edmunds
Berry
Spencer
Edmunds
Mon' Lday Berry
Daily Capital News publisher and staff listing fragment
Fragmentary OCR of a newspaper masthead and staff line showing publishers and editors names and affiliations. The readable bits include R and Mrs Robert Soshorn, Mr and Mrs William Weldon, Beard Cimtrmen Poa Bloss er, and Emter of Associated Press. Missing context prevents a full story.
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Daily Capital News
Robert c. Soshorn
William J. Weldon
Rose
Beard
GS. Maiersky
Kenneth
M. Johnson
Ember
Associated Press
Associated Accel Ushary
Sestiel
Carrie Elivery
Funeral Services Planned for Local Resident
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Houser Funeral Home with Rev. Val Strader officiating. Burial will follow in Hawthorn Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Gedens.
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Houser Funeral Home
Val Strader
Hawthorn
Weather and river readings from Jefferson City area
Fragmented OCR notes show a weather and river report with temperatures around 44 high 43 low and river measurements near 10.2 at Hermann and 8.5 at another gauge. Barometer around 28.95 with steady sunwise indicators and minor changes noted for nearby lakes and streams.
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Roger
Bachelor host to 22 nuns
A Tucson bachelor invited a bus of Roman Catholic nuns to his home after their vehicle broke down near the city. Since then the 22 nuns from the Franciscan order have been his guests, creating a unique hospitality tale in the area.
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Tucson
Ariz
Enoch
Frank Rendon
Iity
Bas Fermando
Mexico City
Stowaway's Paris Journey Reveals Stranger Help
A boy named Charles stows away on a flight, travels from Singapore to Paris via Bangkok Colombo and Athens, using a transit pass and begging for tickets. In Paris he seeks refuge with an uncle, aided by a nun and a group of sleeping nuns. His father Paul laments language barriers and lack of funds to bring him home.
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Singapore
Bangkok
Colombo
Athens
Charles
Paris
Rendon
Israel
Sydney
Civil Aviation
Carport
Tick
Albert Laloum
A& Accountant
Paul
Semo Tordjman
Mor Hospital Admissions List and Fire Calls Report
The mor report items include patient names and locations across Missouri towns such as Iberia Eldon and Owensville along with a civil defense siren switch malfunction near Charles Still Hospital. Fire calls noted at 1:50 pm and 2:00 pm Tuesday cite lightning strikes causing minor damage to a switch and a window fan.
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Civil Defense
Charles Still Hospital
W. McCarty St
States respond to voting age court tests across the nation
The report notes varied reactions from states including Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana North Dakota New Jersey New Mexico New York Ohio Pennsylvania South Dakota West Virginia Oregon Texas Arizona Indiana Nebraska Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Nevada Oklahoma California Mississippi Utah Virginia Washington New Hampshire Wyoming to court tests on the lower voting age. Several seek more time or await results while others give indefinite responses as departments respond.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
West Virginia
Oregon
Texas
Arizona
Indiana
Nebraska
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Nevada
Oklahoma
California
Mississippi
Utah
Virginia
Washington
New Hampshire
Wyoming
Toll road vote upsets Hearnes
Gov Warren E Hearnes reacted with disappointment to Tuesday's defeat of his proposed constitutional amendment to divert public highway funds toward toll roads. He defended tolls as a quick safe highway option and blamed misinformation from opponents and local media for the loss. He likened voters to swimmers crossing the Missouri River to dismiss opponents.
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Warren E.hearnes
Ed Keen
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hearnes
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Crewe
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Simmons
Dale F. Troske
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Fam J. Randall
Independence
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Richardson Auditorium
Purple
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Yankees
John T. Wheeler
8Kom
South Vietnam
Alex Fazzino
Phil Snowden
John P. O'Reilly
Thomas A. Walsh
Paul F. Simon
Richard J. Rabbitt
Russel Goward
Louis
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Richmond
W.D. Hibler
Brunswick
Charles H. Dickey Jr
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D.R. Osbourn
Plamyra
Edward M. Cannon
Troy
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Fayette
Earl L. Spensler
Cabool
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Ellington
Don Hancock
Doniphan
Fred DeField
Charleston
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Hoate
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Frank O'Gara
Joe Schorgi
Henry Ross
Mrs. Jordan
Herman Johnson
Harold L. Holliday
Alvin E. Waits
William R. Connors
J.B. Banks
Jamés’ Francis Flynn
Maddox
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Florence Prather
Iberia
Brian Anderson
Burlington
Iowa
Margaret Rackers
Donald Dr
Carol Tieman
Kenborg Mills
Karen Schulte
Keith Morris
Holts Summit
Richard Snellen
Charles Grus
Hugo Kliethermes
Linn
Betty Hoeslscher
Broadway St
Linda Stockton
Hill Riveria St
Lee Taylor
Michigan Ave
G. Nelson’ Bultmann
Jefferson St
Helen King
Rolla
Etta Wheat
Johnston St
Vivian Leuthen
Eldon
Ae Heather Dvorak
New Mexco
Charles E. Still Lee Lewis
Dorthy Stefte
Dorothy Betts
Russellville
Sharon Shirley
Mokene
Dougal’ Gang
Osage Head
Gary Simpson
Camidenton
Jacklyn Blankenship
Maud
Donna Mueller
Anner Bridge
Shiey Eichholz
Bonnets Mill
Marie Hilke
Freeburg
Joyce Ridenhour
Owensville
Etta Abbott
Tuscumbia
Jenry. Feller
Thomas Roxton
Pizza Arms
Pizza Palace
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Vite
Thegie
Watt Disnie
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Essiwood Y Severas
Ingo Preminger
DE Luke Panavision
Oren
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