Reds Warn African Students Over Moscow March
The Soviet Union warned African students involved in a Red Square protest to respect Soviet laws or leave the country. Tass via Izvestia said those who disagree with the laws may depart at any moment, amid accusations of race prejudice and public order disruption during the Ghanaian student death claim.
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Russia
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Forgiveness Final Greatest Blessing by John J Stewart
An account of Jesus Christ’s Passion from the Last Supper to crucifixion, detailing his suffering and ultimate sacrifice for humanity. The piece emphasizes forgiveness, eternal life, and the resurrection promise attributed to Jesus in Christian faith.
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Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
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Calvary
Lamb of God
John J. Stewart
Mourning Period Ends When Kennedy Death Observed
Flags will fly at staff again Monday as the 30 day mourning for President John F Kennedy ends at sundown Sunday. Candlelight services will be held Sunday in Washington and many cities nationwide. Black drapes and other mourning signs will be withdrawn after Sunday.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
White House
Executive Mansion
Weather forecast and records from Memorial Airport data
Partly cloudy with fair conditions in northeast Missouri today. Cold with highs 8 to 22 and lows 0 to 6 below in the north. Snow likely Sunday night with increasing cloudiness. Yesterday high 9, low 0. Record highs and lows shown for 45 years. Precipitation total .65 inches this month and 23.68 inches year to date. Barometer 30.43 and humidity 63 percent. Sunrise 7:24, sunset 4:60.
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Jefferson City
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Tribune Weather Bureau
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Roads Near Missile Base in Last Phase
A $9.9 million program to upgrade 577 miles of highways in the Minuteman missile base area of west central Missouri is in its final phase. The State Highway Department announced the last three defense road contracts have been awarded for 20 miles of roads at $1,020,678. The work covers Route A in Cass County Route BE in Lafayette County and Route B in Johnson County, with defense road projects in Bates Benton Cass Cedar Cooper Henry Johnson Lafayette Moniteau Morgan Pettis Ist Clair Saline and Vernon counties.
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Johnson County
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Moniteau
Morgan Pettis
Ist. Clair Saline
Vernon
Proposal for 18-year voting age recommendation
A presidential commission urged states to lower the voting age to 18. President Johnson welcomed the report stressing low turnout and related reforms. The panel also backed ending literacy tests, abolishing poll taxes, and extending registration closer to Election Day.
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Washington
Johnson
L-Man Group
Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
Hawaii
Testimony Ended In Curry Trial In Missouri Residence Case
A Missouri governor residence dispute against Charles E. Curry of Kansas City went to the judge for ruling after three days of testimony. Judge Phil Cook noted the extensive reading needed and duties pending may delay a decision until after January. Curry claimed Missouri as his legal residence since 1954 while acknowledging homes in Johnson County Kansas at times.
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Phil Cook
Lexington
Cook
Jan. J. Curry
Jackson County
Henry H
Illinois convict leaves prison after 64 years behind bars
Richard Honeck, 84, paroled from Menard penitentiary after 64 years for murder, steps into a modern world. He will travel to San Francisco to join his niece Clara Orth, who arranged the parole and care, and he looks forward to a plane ride and reuniting with family.
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Chester, Ill
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Menard Penitentiary
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Clara Orth
San Leandro
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Associated Press
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Menard State Penitentiary
Chester
All
Ross Randolph
Johnsons to spend holidays at LBJ ranch near Austin Texas
President and Mrs. Johnson will depart Washington Sunday night to spend Christmas and New Year at the LBJ ranch near Austin Texas. Before leaving, a candlelighting ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial honors President Kennedy. The Johnsons’ jet will land at Bergstrom AFB, then a helicopter will cover 65 miles to the ranch.
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Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Berliners Reunite Across Red Wall On One Day Passes
West Berliners crossed into East Berlin to reunite with relatives after more than two years of division. Snow blanketed the city as border gates opened for one day of Christmas reunions. Two thousand six hundred sixty two people crossed by foot or on routes by 4:30 p.m. with many families meeting for the first time since the wall went up.
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Old Age Benefits Rise in Missouri
Missouri welfare programs show higher November costs as old age assistance and aid to the disabled increase. The bedfast maximum rose to 110 dollars. nursing home maximum to 80 dollars. Overall totals and averages for old age, disability, and dependent children updates reflect small shifts in recipients and payments.
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Proctor N. Carter
Final Action Clears Way for Adjournment
Washington AP Senate and House conferees reach a compromise foreign aid bill to allow adjournment. They set appropriations at 3 billion and grant the President authority to approve government guarantees of credit for wheat sales to Communist nations. Approval by both chambers remains.
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Congress
John F. Kennedy
House Representatives
Otto Passman
D-La
Nominees Named For University Council Election
Nine county residents will be elected to the Cole County University of Missouri Council at an election set for Jan. 14 21 for two year terms. Nominees were named from Jefferson City Jefferson Township Marion Moreau Clark Osage and Liberty Townships. Committees are forming to plan the 1964 program as extension staff prepare their annual report.
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University of Missouri
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University Center
James Strong
Jefferson City
Jefferson Township
James Versleys
Marion
Moreau, Clark
Osage
Liberty Townships
C. C. Daniel
Paul Spencer
Milo Walz Jr
John Wylie
Buel A. Baclesse
J. E. Hagen
Leo Kuebber
Oscar Schenewerk
Ralph McKee
Lawrence Renn Jr
Moreau
Oscar Bubach
Norman Niederwimmer
Theodore Woehrer
Clark Township
Elle Blockberger
Martin Engelbrecht
Elmer Heinrich
Oscar Goetz
Adolph Berendzen
George Bisges
Henry Meisel
Liberty Township
Donald Joannes
Robert Davis
Hall
University
Dc. C. Daniel
City Heads Form Study on Jefferson City Finances
The city revenue committee met to estimate Jefferson City's financial needs through 1970 and plan a measure to raise income before the next municipal election. Chairman Robert Debo urged department heads and officials to submit anticipated needs by January 15 as annexation discussions proceed. Edward L. Cole warned funds will dip unless more revenue is found, noting about 117000 dollars more will be spent than received in the near term.
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Jefferson City
Robert Debo
Perry Hawes Jr
Debo
Fourth Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Little Hoover Commission
Edward L. Cole
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