Plan to Curb Fire Service May Be Changed
Jefferson City debates continuing city fire protection for fringe areas as of Jan. 1. Councilman Cline and Mayor Whaley push a grace period and possible charges to county residents, citing annexation and safety risks. Debates note outside-fire protection, potential jobs impact, and border-line streets between city and county.
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Jefferson City
Third Ward
Donald Jine
C. Forrest Whaley
Cline
Greater
Whaley
Taos
von Hoffman Press
Industrial Avenue
Holiday Inn
Westgate
Kennedy Tours Los Alamos and SAC Command Post
President Kennedy visited Los Alamos and SAC facilities, viewing underground war rooms and the famed red hot line. He pressed officials on Rover nuclear space engines and praised SAC safety after a 20 million mile autonomous alert during the Cuban crisis.
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Kennedy
America
Outer Space
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N.M
Jackass Flats
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Palm Desert
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Roswell Gilpatric
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Skybird
Arms Aid to India Reaches $10 Million
Washington officials said U S military aid to India has reached at least 10 million dollars in value, doubling the prior figure since the Chinese Communist border offensive began weeks ago.
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Washington
U.S
Britain conducts underground nuclear test in Nevada
The Associated Press reports Britain detonated a low yield nuclear device underground in Nevada on Friday in cooperation with the United States. Defense Minister Thorneycroft defended the move as essential for military purposes, while British officials avoided further details amid Western disarmament talks and Soviet warnings.
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Jury Deadlocks In Robbery Trial
Two brothers Albert Murray and Willie Murray faced charges for the Mission State Drive-In Bank robbery in Mission Kansas. After six hours of deliberation the jury could not reach a verdict and was dismissed. They remain free on bond and will face another trial. A third defendant R A Thomas was acquitted.
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Mission
Kan
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Willie B. Murray
Kansas City
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Stanley
Transit Lines Dismiss Suit Over Contract
The Jefferson City Lanes, Inc. dismissed a breach of contract suit in Circuit Court against the Great Plains Propane Co. The action, filed Nov. 28, 1962, claimed the Great Plains Co. breached by denying credit for gasoline purchases and applying the contract to equipment costs. The suit was dropped after the two firms settled.
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Great Plains
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Former Policeman Acquitted of Charge in Missouri
CARTHAGE Mo Ari David McLain 39 former Webb City police sergeant was acquitted today on a charge of molesting a minor A Jasper County Circuit Court jury deliberated 15 minutes in freeing the former officer who had served with several Missouri police departments and had once been a guard at the Kansas State Prison He had been accused in an incident a year ago by a 14 year old girl McLain stopped a bank robbery four years ago when he fatally wounded Howard Mote who was holding up a Webb City bank Mote was using Don Adamson bank president as a shield but Adamson stepped aside and McLain fired hitting the bandit Feacher Transfer CAIRO AP The Middle East News Agency reports 52 teachers will go from the United Arab Republic to Yemen on Monday to start instructing in English Arabic and social and scientific subjects.
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Ban On Twist Records Lifted By UAR
The United Arab Republic ended its ban on twist records and dance saying freedom of the arts replaces censorship. The move comes after a long government ban cited as demoralizing. authorities previously banned belly dance but lifted that ban after a month.
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Daily Capital News masthead and telegraph policy note
The Daily Capital News lists publishers Robert C. Goshorn and William Weldon, editor Joseph G. Majerley, and executives with printing and distribution details. It notes Associated Press membership, postal classifications, and subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri and nearby counties for mail and carrier delivery.
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Jefferson City
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Planning for Nonalignment With Market Features
Britain weighs a Common Market entry, planning contingency if talks stall. U S seeks Atlantic economic line while Britain faces internal political risk and pressures from Europe’s six nations. In Cuba, anti-Catstro groups allege Soviet missiles, aircraft in caves with 15,000 troops on the island.
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Austria
Commonwealth
London
Four Day Turkey Season Set By Conservation Panel
The conservation commission approved a four day wild turkey hunting season for next April, the fourth annual tom turkey season in recent years. It opens April 22 and closes April 25 with daily hours 5 a.m. to noon. Iron, Madison, and 15 other counties join the 16 from last season. Iron County led last April with 42 legal turkeys. Madison reported 26. Also, about 30 Trans World Airlines hostesses began picketing at the north terminal to protest labor practices, while hunters need a $5 turkey permit and may not use recorded calls or live decoys. A portion of Lake Wappapello was opened to commercial fishing with nets allowed. channel catfish must be at least 18 inches.
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NATO European nuclear force proposal debated by Eisenhower and Kennedy
The Eisenhower era weighs NATO European nuclear force options while the Kennedy era flags a growing threat from understrength allied conventional forces in Western Europe. The alliance aims for 30 divisions, but Europe remains short by about six divisions with equipment gaps and weak units.
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Kennedy
Europe
Field Hospital Unit To Return to Ft. Wood
AP reports the 12th Field Hospital unit based at Ft Leonard Wood will return Sunday morning from Opa-Locka Florida where it was sent during the Cuban crisis. Army spokesmen say the unit departed October 24 to the base in Florida.
Automotive Group Opens Convention in Missouri Capital
Automotive parts wholesalers gathered in the Capital City for a three day convention at the Governor Hotel. Registration and a social gathering dominated Friday. Col. Hugh H. Waggoner of the State Highway Patrol will speak on The Highway Patrol And Vehicle Inspection Law. A square dance and chuck wagon barbecue cap the evening. The event closes Sunday after a morning business session.
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Automotive Wholesalers Association of Missouri
Hugh H. Waggoner
State Highway Patrol
Governor Elect’s Wife Vetoes New Pink Paint
In Concord New Hampshire Governor elect John W King said his walls will be green not pink after his wife vetoed the pink scheme. Painters had spent three days applying pink with Kings prior approval and Governor Wesley Powells orders.
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Eisenhower warns federal role threatens Congress
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told a New York luncheon that the executive branch seems bent on eclipsing Congress. He warned that growing acceptance of federal power endangers the American system and cited power hungry politicians and citizen apathy as fueling dependence on bureaucratic largesse. He did not name President Kennedy in his remarks.
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Youth Is Arraigned In Fatal Beating
Kansas City AP. Loren D. Ford 18 and three others are arraigned on second degree murder charges for the beating of 37 year old Ernell Maxwell Jefferson. Ford says Jefferson was already on the ground when he arrived after a taunting incident with a woman. A preliminary hearing is set for next Wednesday.
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Ernell Maxwell Jefferson
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Jefferson
Five Year Old Boy Run Over at Bermuda School
A car backing up on the Bermuda School playground in Normandy Hills struck and killed five year old Larry Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon D Johnson of Normandy. Police said the driver, Mrs Margaret Eliethermas of Normandy, had just picked up her children and did not see the boy.
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Bermuda School
Normandy Hills
Larry Johnson
Gordon D. Johnson
Normandy
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Larry
Airlines strikers threaten shutdown unless contract signed
Miss Fern Langmade, chair of the Kansas City unit of the Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association, warned that if their contract isn’t signed by noon December 31, the union will strike TWA and halt domestic and international flights. The action is part of a nationwide protest amid 10 months of negotiations with the airline. The contract expired February 1, and pilots and other unions may join in any work stoppage. Found Dead in Car in Kansas City. A 20-year-old man, John Anthony Schinze Jr., was found dead in his car after a crash near Lake Jacoma, with authorities noting excessive speed as a possible cause.
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Fern Langmade
Kansas City
The
Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association
API
Lake Jacoma
John Anthony Schinze Jr
Debate on black boxes and on-site inspections
The discussion centers on Tsarapkin rhetoric and Dean’s critique of black boxes as substitutes for on-site inspections. Dean calls the concept a complicating factor and asserts that no one has seen such devices. He favors manned control posts with modern instruments for efficiency and cost.
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Dean
United States
Britain
Macmillan Rebukes Acheson Over Independent Power Claim
London AP The British prime minister publicly criticizes Dean Acheson for saying Britain has largely finished its role as an independent power. Macmillan cites past rulers to counter what he calls an error in denigrating Britain's resolve. Acheson spoke at West Point on Europe, noting West Germany as a steadier ally for the US than other Europeans.
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Dean Acheson
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Hitler
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West Germany
Shinert to Quit Human Rights Post
Gregory Shinert notified Gov. Dalton he would resign as executive director of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights. The resignation becomes effective January 15, with Shinert taking a job with the U S Army Corps of Engineers in Washington.
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John M. Dalton
Missouri Commission On Human Rights
Shinert
Winston Cook
St. Louis
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Washington
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