Eisenhower in Pakistan A Warm Welcome and Talks Begin
President Eisenhower arrived in Karachi to a massive reception, meets with Ayub Khan and other leaders. Hosts planned helicopter tours, a wreath ceremony, a cricket glimpse, and a banquet as talks begin on aid for refugee housing and regional security.
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Eisenhower
Italy
Turkey
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Pakistan
M. A. Jinnah
Australia
Ayub Khan
Eeisenhower
Karachi
Korangi
India
United States
Iran
Britain
Central Treaty Organization Defense Alliance
NATO
SEATO
U. S
Moohammed Ayub Khan
Cole County Agents Attend State Extension Conference
Three Cole County Extension staff will join 461 representatives at the annual State Extension Conference at the University of Missouri Hesley Hall with officials Hesley Hall Hesley Hall extension agent Hubert Krautmann and Nancy Barden home extension agent attending in Columbia through Thursday. Dr C B Ratchford state extension service director will supervise meetings as they discuss current agricultural trends and plan the 1960 extension program.
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Cole County
University of Missouri
Hesley
Big Drug Markups Scrutinized by Kefauver Panel
Senate subcommittee hearings examine Schering profits and alleged wholesale price markups for prescription medicines. Chairman Kefauver questions 1,118 and higher percent increases while Brown defends pricing and cites research and marketing costs.
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Congress
Brown
Schering
Kefauver
Kelfauver
Senate
State Officials Propose Missouri Industrial Strategy
State commerce agency officials push reorganizing government to bolster industrial growth. They call for more funding for research and promotion to attract industry, and for a state wide credit corporation to finance development. Metropolitan and local representatives testified as plans advance for January 1961 assembly.
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Missouri
John Hallett
First National Bank of St. Louis
Hallett
Missouri Bankers Assn
General Assembly
Horace Harding
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Clergymen Seek FCC Clarification on Public Interest
Clergymen from Jewish and Protestant groups urged clearer FCC guidance on station licensing and public interest obligations. Rabbi Mandelbaum argued current codes suffice if followed, while James W. Wine of the National Council of Churches called for precise definitions of licensed service and ongoing public interest adherence.
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Mandelbaum
Commission
James W. Wine
National Council of Churches
FCC
Police Chief Answers Girl Scout Questions in Tour
Jefferson City Police Chief Claude Short fielded questions from 12 seventh grade Girl Scouts seeking Community Badges. He described equipment and duties, noting the radar is active 24 hours and the department handled 883 calls in November.
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Jefferson City
Claude Short
Simonsen High School
Edgar Thompson
Esmerine
Thompson
Heavier Limits Urged by Truckers
Independent truckers push to engage in community affairs and industrial development, urging associations to offer executive services and financial backing. Wesby M. Frantz warns railroads may own trucking firms, threatening the industry. Mahlon N. White and Jack Cooper Transport receive top safety honors for minimal accidents, highlighting notable safety records and contributions to traffic safety.
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O'Connor
Wesby M. Frantz
Terre Haute
American Trucking Assas
Frantz
Agriculture Council Sets Meeting Monday
The Cole County Agriculture Council will hold its annual meeting Monday at the Courthouse to work out details for the 1960 year. Last year's council members will meet jointly with the newly elected 1960 members to discuss the proposed program elect officers and hear reports from county agents and standing committees. The meeting begins at 10 a.m.
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Cole County Agriculture Council
New Low Cost Hearing Aid Glasses Announced
Peoria Illinois special report from Tone Master Manufacturing Co announces ultra slim hearing aid glasses using miniaturized transistors. They are lightweight, fit over regular fronts, come in 20 color combos, and promise natural sound from ear level for severe to mild losses. Readers urged to request free illustrated literature by mail from Peoria.
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Peoria, Ll
Tonemaster Manufacturing Company
Peoria
Ill
Tonemaster Mfg. Co
Dept
Monroe
Death notices Elmer Ortmeyer dies at 47
Elmer Ortmeyer 47 of 1308 E Elm died at 4 15 am Monday at St Marys Hospital after three years illness. Rosary 6 45 pm Tuesday at local funeral home. Services 9 30 am Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Survived by wife Amanda Taube three children James Robert Dianne mother Mrs F H Ortmeyer and late father plus brother Leo and sister Mrs Edwin Kraus.
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E. Elm &J
St. Mary’s Hospital
Msgr
Paul A. Kertz
Immaculate Conception Church
Resurrection Cemetery
Ortmeyer
The
Eagles
Osage County
F. H.ortmeyer
Mr. Ortmeyer
Rt. 3
Jefferson City
Hell l
Amanda Taube
James
Robert
Dianne
Leo Ortmeyer
Edwin Kraus
Carter's Mother Dies During Visit in St. Albans
Mrs Gertrude M Carter 74 of St Albans Vermont died Sunday in St Albans while visiting her son Col James D Carter director of the Department of Corrections from coronary thrombosis Born December 27 1884 in Shelbourne Vermont daughter of George and Lydia Sears Winter Bottom widow of her husband Survived by four sisters and three grandchildren She was a Methodist and services will be Friday at the family home with burial in St Albans cemetery
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St. Albans
James D. Carter
Department of Corrections
Carter
Shelbourne
George
Lydia Sears Winter
Col. Carter
Methodist Church
Heart Attack Fatal To James M. Bull
James M. Bull, 56, of Webster Groves, died suddenly from a heart attack while hunting on a Franklin County farm near Robertsville. He was the son-in-law of Jefferson City leader Roy H. Sibley and Julia Sibley, his wife. Survived by a brother in western Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at Parker Aldridge Funeral Home Webster Groves with burial in the Sibley family lot at Sunset Burial Park St. Louis County.
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Webster Groves
Jefferson City
Robertsville
Franklin County
Bull
Roy H. Sibley
Jackson S&j
Malvern
Ark
Julia Sibley
Oklahoma
Parker- Aldridge
Sibley
Sunset Burial Park
St. Louis County
Retired Farmer H A Lewis Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Tipton special report: Harry Alexander Lewis 70, a retired farmer living southwest of Tipton, died at 2 am Monday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Kansas City after a 33 day stay. He had been in for several months. Funeral arrangements at a Tipton funeral home are incomplete.
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Tipton
Harry Alexander Lewis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Kansas City
World War I Veteran Lewis Funeral Details
Burial will be in Versailles. He served in World War I with the 85th Division and belonged to Edgar Cole American Legion Post 304. Born November 8, 1899 in Versailles to W. M. Lewis and Anna Seltman Lewis, he is survived by wife Ruth Snorgrass, married in 1941 in Olathe Kansas, two brothers William and Lonnie of Tipton, and three sisters Ella Callaway Jennie Siegel and Nannie Richardson.
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Versailles
Edgar Cole
Ella Callaway
Jennie Siegel
Houston, Tex
Nannie Richardson
Tipton
Rites Held For Mrs. Dora Ann Ousley at New Bloomfield
Mrs. Dora Ann Ousley 82 died at her New Bloomfield home after a five year illness. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. at the New Bloomfield funeral home with Rev. Leroy Moon of Hopewell Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Hopewell Church cemetery. Born May 31 1877 to William and Sarah Baughman she married John Ousley in 1894 who died in May. She lived in Cole and Callaway Counties most of her life and is survived by three daughters Mildred Gillispie Louise Clay both of New Bloomfield and Ann Chambers of Kansas City Kansas a son Henry L and son William W of Jefferson City Roy of Fulton 20 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
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New Bloomfield
Dora Ann Ousley
New Bloomfield Funeral
Leroy Moon
Hopewell Baptist Church
Hopewell Church
Ousley
William
Sarah Baughman
John Ou
Beaumont Tex Rites For Ex Area Resident
Funeral services were held in Beaumont for Roscoe Lander 54 former Tipton area resident and brother of Syracuse native Mrs Charles Evans. Lander vice president of Beaumont Loan and Savings Assn died Tuesday. Parents Herman and wife lived near Clarksburg. Evans teaches elementary. teaching post filled temporarily by Mrs Homer Hudson.
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Tipton
Roscoe Lander
Beaumont
Tex
Charles Evans
Syracuse
Lander
Beaumont Loan and Savings Assn
Herman Lander
Clarksburg
Homer Hudson
Services Wednesday For Former Resident
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Centertown Baptist Church for Frank A. Balven 72 a former Cole County resident who died Saturday at his home in Detroit Michigan A World War I veteran and longtime General Motors employee he will be buried in Centertown Cemetery with Rev John Rollins officiating
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Centertown Baptist Church
Frank A. Balven
Cole County
Detroit
Mich
Balven
General Motors Corp
John Rollins
Centertown Cemetery
Gustav Jungmeyer Rites Wednesday
Gustav F. Jungmeyer died at 1 15 p.m. Monday in California at age 63 from a coro personal cause. Born March 30 1896 in Russellville he was married Jan 7 1919 to Eda K Fischer of Lohman. Survived by four sons Edgar John Jungmeyer Hillard Jungmeyer Roy Jungmeyer and one daughter Dar lean Rogers plus a brother Rev Albert Jungmeyer and a sister Esther Hoffman and five grandchildren. Services will be at St Paul Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev Ferdinand Reith officiating and burial in Lutheran Cemetery.
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California
Gustav F. Jungmeyer
Mr. Jungmeyer
Russellville
John
Amelia Jungmeyer
Eda K. Fischer
Lohman
Edgar
John Jungmeyer
Hillard Jungmeyer
Ft. Collins
Colo
Roy Jungmeyer
St. Louis
Darlean Rogers
Albert Jungmeyer
Russell, Kan
Esther Hoffman
Jungmeyer
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Ferdinand Reith
Lutheran Cemetery
Sparrell Neal 81 Dies at Hall Rest Home California
Sparrell Neal, 81, collapsed and died at Hall Rest Home in California at 8:15 am Monday. A Fulton funeral home handles arrangements. He had lived at the home since November 23 and is survived by his wife Mary and two daughters. He was a longtime resident of Callaway County.
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California
Sparrell Neal
Hall Rest Home
Mary
Neal
Callaway County
Fulton
Mrs Betts Dies In San Mateo California
Mrs Curtis Betts formerly Nellie Lee of Jefferson City died Saturday in San Mateo California. She was wife of Curtis Betts a long time legislative correspondent for the St Louis Post Dispatch here. The couple moved to California about five years ago. Mrs Betts was daughter of Capt and Mrs A D Lee. Survivors include a sister Mrs Mitchell White of Mexico.
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Curtis Betts
Nellie Lee
Jefferson City
San Mateo
Calif
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
California
Betts
A. D. Lee
Mitchell White
Mexico
Rites Held in Ohio For Williams Sister
J. A. Williams state highway department bridge engineer attended his sister Mrs Elizabeth Tayth am funeral in Granville Ohio. The Williams left for Granville Saturday after hearing of the death.
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Ohio
Williams
J. A. Williams
State Highway Department
Granville
Elizabeth Taytham
Miss Cora Light Dies at 78 in California
Miss Cora Light aged 78 died at Latham Sanitarium at 3 30 p m Monday after admission Sunday. Born January 20 1881 near California she was daughter of Adam and Caroline Light. A Presbyterian, she is survived by one sister Mrs Rebecca Lundgren of Wamego Kansas. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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California
Cora Light
Latham Sanitarium
Miss Light
Adam
Caroline Light
Presbyterian Church
Rebecca Lundgren
Wamego
Kan
Report Warns Of Aggression In China Policy Panel
A government report warns that China’s growth, resource shortages, and hostile ideology threaten regional stability. It says Beijing views the United States as a supreme obstacle to domination of Asia and may push toward aligning with the Soviet Union if it acquires atomic weapons. Notable panelists include Dean Rusk and Adolf Berle Jr.
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Russia
United States
Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Adolf A. Berle Jr
Lare
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