Sukarno Urges U S To End War In Viet Nam Rally Call
Indonesian President Sukarno addressed about one million at Jakarta’s freedom square on Indonesia’s independence anniversary urging the United States to quit Vietnam. He offered mediation on Asian issues and accused imperialism of war crimes, urging America to leave Vietnam.
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Reuters
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
America
Viet Nam
U.S
Freedom Square
Associated Press
John Cldeath
Bogard
Vaughn
Warlof
Jen E. Hearmes
Missouri
Tight Money Deficit Seen Continuing At Similar Level
The article notes a stated goal to end the deficit this year, yet projections align with last year’s level through 1966. Last year’s deficit stood at 1.35 billion dollars while the current six month pace implies 1.43 billion annually. Fowler stresses that one quarter’s results are not enough to set a trend.
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Fowler
Peitern
Judge Dismisses Damage Suit Against State
Circuit Judge James T. Riley on Wednesday ruled the State is not liable in the civil suit connected to the Aug. 28, 1965, Sedalia State Fair racing crash. He dismissed the case against the State and Dexter Davis, the state agriculture commissioner, stating the State cannot be sued for official acts without consent. The suit, filed Jan. 14, 1966 by Charles Bogard of St. Louis County, claimed his wife Jacqueline died from injuries from the accident.
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Crane
National Speedways
Riley
Cole County
James T. Riley
Sedalia
Dexter Davis
Davis
Thei
Fowler
Charles Bogard
St. Louis I County
Jacqueline
Pettis County Democrats pick James Denny as chairman
In Sedalia Missouri the Pettis County Democratic Committee elected James T Denny as chairman and reelected Laura Fischer as vice chairman at its Tuesday meeting The Pettis County Republican Committee also named Leroy Sachs as chairman and Lynn Wagenknecht as vice chairman
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Sedalia
Pettis County
Democratic Committee
James T. Denny
Laura Fischer
County
Republican Committee
Leroy Sachs
Lynn Wagenknecht
Bernard Wells Fined Heavily
Bernard Wells owner of City Cab Co in Jefferson City was fined 1000 dollars in U S District Court for gambling. He pleaded guilty to accepting wagers July 1 to July 20 without a 350 federal wagering stamp. IRS agents deputy marshal and a highway patrolman conducted the July 20 raid seizing money and gambling items.
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Kansas City
Jefferson City
U. S
John W. Oliver
Bernard Wells
City Cab Co
Wells
Oliver
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Marshall
Missouri man charged in alleged kidnapping molestation case
JOSEPH Mo AP a St Joseph man was taken into custody Tuesday night on charges of kidnapping and molesting a minor prosecutor Gene Thompson said a recent Supreme Court decision prevents disclosure of the showup outcome Thompson noted 11 incidents since July 1965 involving teenage boys across northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas with alleged offenses reported in Atchison Sabetha Chillicothe Cameron Maryville and Trenton
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Guy B. Park
Hearnes
Gf. Joseph
Patform
Gene Thompson
Nodaway
St. Joseph
Thompson
Richard H. Ackles
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Atchison and Sabetha
Chillicothe
Cameron
Maryville
Trenton
Radio Telephone Service Authorized in Columbia Area
The Missouri Public Service Commission granted Central Mobilphone Service of Columbia permission to run radio telephone service for its mobile units within a 50 mile radius. Operated by John W. Hardy and Byron M. Zalken, it connects with General Telephone Co. of Columbia and Southwestern Bell. Mobilphone sought 75 miles but was limited to 50. General Telephone protested, yet PSC noted a need for extra message service and third party relay.
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Associated Press
Missouri Public Service Commission
Central Mobilphone Service
Columbia
John W. Hardy
Byron M. Zalken
General Telephone Co. of
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Mobilphone
PSC
General Telephone
Commission
West Plains Mourns Viet Nam casualty Powers laid to rest
West Plains MO funeral halts normal business as SP4 Charles R Powers 19, first Viet Nam death from the town, receives full military honors at Howell Memorial Cemetery after a service in town. The Howell County courthouse and city hall closed, several shops shuttered, and an honor guard from Ft Leonard Wood attended.
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West Plains
Charles R. Powers
Viet Nam
Howell County
Chamber of Commerce
International Shoe Co
Howell Memorial Cemetery
Ft. Leonard Wood
Saigon area attacks report Viet Cong raids and clashes
Guerrillas fired on a Saigon tent city at Nha Be guarding fuel stores, with one American wounded and reports of a Korean or other national wounded. A Viet Cong strike followed an ambush on Vietnamese militia nearby, killing 14 and wounding 12, as U S forces answered with machine guns but could not confirm casualties among attackers.
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Nha Be
Saigon
Sampan
Parker Opposed To Fee System
Columbia special report notes Republican candidate George W. Parker from district 120 condemns county official fee pay system. He cites Boone County collector’s projected 50 000 salary this year, calls it scandalous, and pledges to seek abolishment or a state imposed salary cap, arguing modernization is needed for a federal system to endure.
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Columbia
George W. Parker
Parker
Boone
L. P. O'Donnell Dies in Hospital
Lawrence Patrick O'Donnell longtime local official dies in St Marys Hospital after a career in treatment at Algoa Reformatory and prior work as a classification officer. A Notre Dame graduate and WWI Bronze Star recipient, he leaves a widow Alberta Coleman and several relatives. Funeral arrangements set with military honors by VFW.
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Lawrence Patrick O'Donnell
Cardinal St
St. Mary's Hospital
O’donnell
Algoa Reformatory
Mr. O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Pather
Clark
St. [Ante
Death of H A Balkenbush Osage prosecutor candidate
Henry A Balkenbush a Linn lawyer and former Osage County prosecutor died at 66 after a long illness. A Democrat, he was a candidate in the Aud 2 primary and faced incumbent Lowell McCuskey in November. Survived by wife Frances Hauser Balkenbush, he was a Westphalia Knights of Columbus member and St George Church parishioner.
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Linn
Henry A
Balkenbush
Osage County
Balkenbusch
Lowell McCuskey
Westphalia
Dr John Henry Drisler Dies at 52 in Jefferson City
Funeral services set for Friday at St Josephs Catholic Church for Dr John Henry Drisler a Jefferson City scientist who died Wednesday at a local hospital He is survived by his widow Eloise three sons Mary Balkenbusch and others Funeral rites include a rosary at Linn funeral home and a burial at Resurrection Cemetery
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W. Main St
John Henryl Drisler
Gerald Poelker
Resurrection, Cemetery
Drisler
Jefferson City
Eloise Drisler
John Drisler
Mark Drisler
James Drisler
Mary Drister
Jefferson
Strikers Urged To Approve Pact
Washington AP AFL CIO President George Meany urged 35,400 striking aviation machinists to approve the proposed contract on Friday to end a 41 day walkout. Meany called the settlement wonderful in telegrams to 13 top locals. If approved, United National Northwest Eastern and Trans World Airlines would resume flight within hours, ending the worst airline strike in history.
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Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
White House
White Houses
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P.L
Roy) Siemiller
United
National
Northwest
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
Mrs Evans Dies At Farmington
Melview Evans formerly of Jefferson City died Tuesday at her Farmington home. She belonged to Quinn Chapel A M E Church and the Court of Calantha Rebecca No 31. She moved to Farmington two years ago. Survivors include mother two sisters two brothers five sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Melview Evans
Jefferson City
Farmington
Bernard H Heet Dies at 80 in Taos Route 3 Home
Bernard H Heet 80 of Route 3 Taos died Tuesday at home after about five years illness. Funeral 10:39 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier Church Taos with Rev Kevin Gormly. Burial in parish cemetery. Survived by six sons Charles Taos Harold and Bernard Taos Donald Linn Rudolph at home Francis Holts Summit. one daughter Irene Cavender Louise Creek. stepsons Conrad Keefe Los Angeles and two step daughters Margaret Coffey Junction City and Irene Eleuthermes Loose Creek. 36 grandchildren. Born March 12 1886 to Henry and Anna Wolters Heet. married Elizabeth Dircks November 1912 she died 1931. married Theokla Kotting Keefe August 31 1937 who survives. Member St Francis Xavier Church Holy Name Society Legion of Mary.
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Mrs. Balkenbusch
Westphalia
Phillip
Anna Leonard Balkenbusch
Margaret Mullenbeck
St. Louts
Balkenbusch
Frances M. Hauser
Bernard Henry
Ben) Heet
Route 3
St. Francis Xavier Church
Taos
Kevin Gormly
Charles Heet
Jefferson City
Harold Beet
Bernard Heet
Donald Heet
Linn
Rudolph Heet
The
Home
Francis Heet
Holts Summit
Irene Cavender
Louse Creek
Conrad Keefe
Los Angeles
Calif
Margaret Coffey
Junction City
Kan
Irene Eliethermes
Loose Creek
Mr. Heet
Henry and
Anna Wolters Heet
Elizabeth Dircks
St.Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Legion of Mary
Veteran WWII Navy Dental Corps graduate obituary note
A World War II veteran and alumnus of St Benedict's College Atchison and the St Louis School of Dentistry. Served in the Navy Dental Corps.
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St. Benedict's College
Atchison, Kan
St. Louis School of Denistry
Us. Navy Dental Corps
Herman Burrows Dies Services Today
Herman Burrows father of A Burrows died Monday at 603 Swills Highs. Funeral arrangements were held Wednesday afternoon at Van Buren.
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Herman Burrows
Burrows
van Buren
Lawyer interruptions in PLM witness hearing prompt objections
The courtroom heard Kinoy and Kunstler of the ACLU lead objections to McCombs, a Marxist Leninist pro Chinese offshoot leader, as audience hissed. They were joined by five other lawyers challenging the questioning of Walter D. Teague III and other PLM witnesses on the record.
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McCombs
Walter D. Teague III
PLM
Kinoy
William N. Kunstler
American Liberties Unionn
Moon Orbiter Path Shows Unexplained Variations
Pasadena AP reports variations in the Lunar Orbiter's orbit around the moon. Perilune rose from 117 to 126 miles while apolune fell from 1,158 to 1,150 miles as Earth's gravity and unknown factors influence the craft. Public hearings involved attorney Kinoy's disruption protests and legal actions amid the discussion of the moon's shape and gravity implications.
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Moon
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Quester
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Amine McCombs
Kinoy
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