Wheat harvest outlook may fall short of demand next year
Washington AP government planting report warns 1966 wheat output might not meet domestic and export needs unless favorable growing conditions occur. Winter wheat forecast at 1.059 billion bushels, up 3 percent from 1965. Total 1966 wheat could reach about 1.367 billion if spring crop matches 1965. annual needs exceed 1.4 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
ColoradiaDrang Valley
U S Seeks International Police for Cambodian Border
The United States urged a plan to establish an international police force or observer group to patrol Cambodia’s border. It backed measures to counter enemy use of border areas and said American forces could enter Cambodia in clear self defense to protect lives in Vietnam War context.
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Cambodia
U. S
U.S
South Viet Nam
Unexplained blackout spurs security at Dominican capital
In the Dominican Republic a noon blackout at the Ambassador Hotel disrupted communications. Army checkpoints east of the bridge protected the capital while mobs at Independence Park hurled rocks at American paratroopers. The general strike, led by communist and Christian Socialist factions, sought to pressure military leaders from power.
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Ambassador Hotel
Government of National Reconstruction
Antonio Imlbert-Barrera
Independence Park
Army
CASC
Garcia
Americans Tried In East Germany For Helping Escape
Two American men Moses Herman of Akron Ohio and Frederic Mathews of Elwood City Pennsylvania were tried in secret at Potsdam East Germany on charges of aiding an East German to flee West Berlin A third American woman theology student age 25 was held in East Berlin prison without charge A verdict was expected today and officials noted the men had been in custody three months The men had worked as bartenders in West Berlin and may be former servicemen The defense lawyer Wolfgang Vogel provided details of the arrest made September 19 after their car was searched at a checkpoint
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Reuters
East Berlin
East Germany
Potsdam
Berlin
Moses Herman
Akron
Ohio
Frederic Mathews
Elwood City
West Berlin
Wolfgang Vogel
Christmas Gifts Missing Under Tree Burglary Report
Boonville resident Bert L Hilden reported to the State Highway Patrol Tuesday night that a burglar broke into his home and stole all wrapped gifts under the Christmas tree. Entry was gained by breaking a garage door and kicking down the kitchen door according to patrol.
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Boonville
Bert L. Hilden
State Highway Patrol
Blair Thanks You For Mailing Early
Postmaster William C. Blair praises Jefferson Citizens for early mailing and using ZIP codes. The Jefferson City Post Office reports its most successful Christmas season, with a peak week of December 11 17 handling 2,494,860 pieces, up 7.8 percent from last year. Mail should be delivered before Christmas if weather cooperates.
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William C. Blair
Jefferson
Jefferson City
Jair
St Charles Marine Killed in Viet Nam
Defense Department identified Marines killed in action in Viet Nam. The names include Corporal Donald D. Karlin of Wichita Kansas Lance Corporal Jack S. Sweder of Kansas City Missouri and Lance Corporal Irvin J. Wilkins of St Charles.
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Defense Department
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Lance
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Mabel F. Swedera
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Kansas City
Missouri
al J. Wilkins
Robert R. Wilkins
Lave St
Johnson Family Arrives in Texas for Christmas
President Johnson his wife and two daughters arrived in Texas Tuesday night to spend the holidays. The presidential jet landed at Bergstrom Air Force Base at 8 58 p m EST and the Johnsons then flew by helicopter to the LBJ ranch near Johnson City.
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LBJ
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Dormitory Loan Set for Southeast Missouri State College
Washington AP The Community Facilities Administration said it has reserved 33.386 million pending review of a loan to Southeast Missouri State College to build two dormitories on its Cape Girardeau campus.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
West Germany to join NATO nuclear defense plan
Johnson and Erhard discussed expanding West Germany's role in NATO nuclear defense. West Germany opposed national control of weapons and favored a jointly owned fleet of subs with Polaris missiles. Initial participants would be the United States Britain West Germany Italy and the Netherlands. The talks stressed not relinquishing U.S. authority over nuclear arms and tied Berlin’s future to peaceful self determination.
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Rites Held Tuesday For Miss Zehendner
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Zehendner 47 died Monday at the family home near Eldon. Born March 22 1918 in wetter City she was daughter of Adam and Maggie Zehendner. Surviving brothers are August Zehendner Columbus Ohio and Walter Zehendner Jefferson City. Funeral services were at a Jefferson City funeral home at 1 p.m. Tuesday with Rev W W Niedner officiating. Burial followed at River View Cemetery.
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Wetter City
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August Zehendner
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Zehendner
Jefferson City
W. W. Niedner
Riverview Cemetery
A. F. Schell Dies at 78 in California
A F Schell a former Jefferson City businessman who helped start the Schell and Ward store in 1923 died Tuesday in a Van Nuys California hospital at 78 He resided there for about 18 years since retirement He was born December 29 1884 in Saint Thomas married Nana Sanders over 50 years ago at St Peters Cathedral He is survived by his daughter Mrs Lyle Beagle and two sisters The funeral will be held in Van Nuys and burial there
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van Nuys
Calif
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Gus) Schell
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Schell and Ward
Bt. Thomas
Frank X
Anna Gerling Schell
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hire
Nana Sanders
Lyle Beagle
Victor Dulle
Washington St
Laura Schell
Broadway St
Schell
World War I Vet James Clark installs ladder to aid children
A part time saleswoman waited for her son Sandra when a fire trapped her in a building. Firemen evacuated Sandra, saved by a sky ladder installed by World War I veteran James Clark and fellow officers at the Vet Barracks post Christmas party. Mrs Sacks returned inside and, despite rescue, was still missing as neighbors reported the child had been saved. Third and fourth floors were searched as Konoshita children waited.
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Arthur Holsburg
Sunset Green
James Clark
James L. Clark
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Sacks
Gerald Novick
Konoshita
Gemini 6 Spacecraft Returns to St Louis After Mission
The Gemini 6 capsule, carrying Walter M. Schirra Jr. and Thomas Stafford, was flown to McDonnell Aircraft Corp in St Louis for routine studies and minor repairs. Officials said it could fly again after replacing a heat shield and thrusters.
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Walter M. Schir‘ra Jr
Thomas Stafford
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
Waller F. Burke
Spaceships
Foreign research cuts target dollar drain abroad
Johnson orders agencies to cut foreign expenditures as U S payments deficit nears 1 3 billion dollars Reuss says defense cuts and selling U S soldiers overseas buy American and trimming direct investment in new facilities abroad aimed at saving funds Not one dollar of federal research money should be spent abroad unless exceptional justification exists
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Reuss
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Canada
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Lady Bird Johnson Quiet Birthday Plans
First Lady Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson turns 54 today and may spend it in bed with a book. aides say no big plans, but a birthday supper at the LBJ Ranch in Texas is likely as the Johnson family stays for the holidays.
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Washington
Elizabeth Carpenter
Claudia Alta Taylor
Harnack
Texas
Lady Bird
Carpenter
LBJ
Sorority Members Bring Christmas Cheer to Nursery School
The Jefferson City Alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority played Santa for 21 students at Community Center Nursery School 712 Marshall. Each child received candy fruit and individually wrapped gifts. Earlier the chapter provided a Christmas tree decorated by the children. Alpha Theta of Lincoln University also gave gifts to aid development.
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Jefferson City
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Community Center
Marshall &J
Alpha Theta
Lincoln University
Democrat Women Back Amendments and Grants News
Dr. John T. Park of the University of Missouri Rolla receives an $5815 research equipment grant from Research Corporation to advance energy loss cross sections and spectra for positive ions on various gases. Separate notes report changes of venue in three libel suits against News Tribune, Jefferson Television Co, and William H. Weldon, with damages sought at $250,000 each. venues shifted to Cooper Audrain and Moniteau counties for three constitutional amendments to be voted next January. The shifts were approved by Circuit Judge James T. Riley at a Monday session backed by the Jefferson Democratic Women’s group and Lee County Democrats.
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William H. Weldon
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Montie Wilcoxon
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Canada Gives $3.64 Million to United Nations Deficit Campaign
United Nations New York Canada made a voluntary contribution of 3 642 948 dollars to support the United Nations deficit campaign and a separate 50 dollar cash donation was approved. The amendments campaign was increased by 100 million dollars and approved by the club.
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U.N
United Nations, N.Y
Canada
Yule Display Sparks Mild Furor in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio Navy Lt H R Gonding a naval science instructor at Ohio State unveiled a Christmas display that drew mixed reactions. The window signage quoted Ebenezer Scrooge and warned of mines and radioactivity sparking neighborly debate over holiday décor.
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Ohio
Navy
H.R. Gonding
Gonding
Naval Science
Ohio State University
Report Concludes 1965 World’s Fair Exposed Liabilities
The 1965 World’s Fair operating season increased liability with little chance of collection due to failure to enforce exhibitor and concession agreements. The report notes higher costs to the fair corporation and biased awarding of contracts to a preselected bidder group. It cites Moses salary at 3100,000 annually for seven years with a 7 percent annuity, plus deferred compensation of 27500 starting January 1, 1988, and running through his tenure.
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Fair Corporation
Moses
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