Foreign Aid Bill Sparks Viet Nam Budget Debate
The minority alleges the foreign aid program lacks country earmarks and questions the Viet Nam funding. They demand at least 205 million for Viet Nam military operations, criticizing 1964 and 1965 allocations as skewed toward low priority needs and industrialized countries amid shortages in Viet Nam. They claim true costs exceed 7.4 billion when including related programs.
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Inter- American Development Bank
Water Safety Program Expands Classes in Eldon Tuscumbia
Junior Life Savers in the program include James Kuster Kathe La Bounty Kenneth Lee Theora Peterson Linda Pryor and Jacquelyn Ward. Adult classes in Eldon and beginner classes in Tuscumbia are filled. Lake area classes remain open. For enrollment contact Mrs Fred Hubman Mrs Herbert Meyer or Mrs Richard Watson. The Water Safety Committee and many supporters made the year possible.
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James Kuster
Kathe'La Bounty
Kenneth Lee
Theora Peterson
Linda Pryor
Jacquelyn Ward
Huhman
Eldon
Tuscumbia
Lake
Fred Hubman
Herbert Meyer
Richard Watson
Lake Ozark
Hubman
Water Safety Committee
Civil rights leaders condemn vandalism amid Brooklyn unrest
James Farmer denounces the acts as condemnable with any motive while Edward Dudley notes city shock. In Crown Heights a bar incident sparked fears of vigilante groups as a 100-man Maccabee patrol expands night surveillance, following a fatal rape near its HQ.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Manhattan
Edward Dudley
Brooklyn
Crown Heights
Samuel Schrage
Schrage
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Maccabee
Jetc
Goldwater urges Mount Vernon graduates courage and love
Senator Barry Goldwater spoke to 72 graduates at Mount Vernon Junior College in Washington urging courage and action despite aging fears. He highlighted leadership often comes from the young, urged experimentation, and urged wives to be built on love, detailing patience kindness generosity humility courtesy unselfishness and sincerity as core values.
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Washington, D.C
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California
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Mount Vernon Junior College
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Mount Vernon
Goldwater
Arizona
Health committee considers indigent medical clinic proposal
The council referred a health committee plan to establish a medical clinic for indigents, estimated at $11,000, plus a welfare budget overhaul. A local dentist proposed a fogging machine and chemicals to improve mass humility, while Goldwater warned humility is lacking today and many act without heart.
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Heart Bulnance Committee
Skain
California Polls Show Rockefeller Lead Narrowing
The California polls place Nelson Rockefeller ahead of Barry Goldwater 46 to 37 with around 17 percent undecided after Rockefeller’s Oregon primary win on May 15. Backers of Henry Cabot Lodge urge votes for Rockefeller to stop Goldwater, while other surveys show shifting support to Goldwater and Nixon as a potential nominee. Absentee ballots are now counted with in person votes to speed results.
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Hollywood
Harris
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Death Notice of Frank A Kleffner in Brinktown
Frank Anthony Kleffner 85 died at his Brinktown home. Born February 9 1879 at St Thomas he was married May 2 1911 to Anna Kloeppel who survives. He leaves three sons Frank Fred William and one more, five daughters Jo Hose Ann and three others, 18 grandchildren and four brothers. Funeral at Guardian Angel Church Brinktown at 9 a.m. Wednesday with Rosary Monday and Tuesday at the Vienna chapel.
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St. Louis
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Vallejo
Calif
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Appleton
Wis
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High Ridge
Harold Campbell
Florissant
John Buechter
Edward
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Ben Kleffner
Elgin
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Guardian Angel Catholic
Arthur Mersinger
Vienna Funeral Home
John E. Melton of Eldon Dies
John Edgar Melton 78 of Eldon died Saturday. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in an Eldon funeral home with Rev. Roy Weece officiating. Burial in Eldon Cemetery. Born July 15, 1885 in Tuscumbia to John and Paralee Melton. Survived by wife Maude Holloway, two daughters, seven sons, 21 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren.
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Roy Weece
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Tuscumbia
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Maude Holloway
Frank Ramel
Kansas City
Carl Alexander
Jefferson City
Carl, Leland
Norman Melton
Blanton Melton
Rolla
Clifford Melton
Camdenton
Lee Melton
Claude Melton
Kearney
Ralph Thompson Rites Today
Ralph Gerald Thompson 61 a retired farmer died Sunday at his home near California after a long illness Born April 14 1903 seven miles south of California he was active in church and school boards Survivors include his widow two sons his mother four brothers a sister and two grandchildren Funeral services are at 2 pm today at High Point Baptist Church with Rev R C Reichert officiating Burial in Enloe Cemetery near Russellville Velma J Barbour dies at Sedalia Eldon Special Velma Jane Barbour 60 of Eldon died Monday at the home of her daughter in Sedalia She was born April 16 1904 in California daughter of Charles and Cynthia Ash She married Brian Barbour in 1923 who died Feb 16 1964 Surviving are her mother a brother A D Ash Odessa and a granddaughter Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday at an Eldon funeral home Rev B F Dinwiddie presiding Burial in Enloe Cemetery near Russellville
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High Point
John W
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Lola Barry
Enloe
Russellville
Sass
Velma J. Barbour
Sedalia Eldon
Velma Jane Barbour
Eldon
Mike Chitty
Sedalia
Barbour
Charles
Cynthia Swearengen Ash
Brian Barbour
Hermother
Cynthia Ash
A. D.ash
Odessa
B. F. Dinwiddie
Seidel Dies in Memorial Community Hospital at 79
Jacob J. Seidel 79 of Solman died Sunday at Memorial Community Hospital where he had been a patient since May 28. Born November 23 1884 in Zion he was a farmer in Lohman and a member of Central Evangelical and Reformed Church. Surviving: wife Martha Wolf Seidel a son Lee Seidel a daughter Mrs Harold Hunziker two sisters. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Central Evangelical and Reformed Church with burial in Riverview Cemetery memorials to church.
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Solman
Memorial Community Hospital
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Zion Lutheran School
Hermann
Martha Wolf
Lohman
Central Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lee Seidel
Harold Hunziker
Centertown
George Sommer
John Phillips
Jefferson City
Robert G. Herrmann
Riverview Cemetery
Thase
Central Evangelical and Reformed Ichurch
Rites Wednesday For Ben Evers
Funeral services for Bernard Ben Evers 84 retired blacksmith are set for 9 am Wednesday at St Lawrence Catholic Church with Rev H J Figge officiating Burial follows in The Rosary will be recited at 8 pm today at a St Elizabeth funeral home Evers died Monday from injuries when a fire started as he tried to light a wood stove He was born March 24 1880 near St Elizabeth son of Frank and Anna Bax Evers He married Mary Luebbert and leaves son Anthony Evers University City four daughters two brothers George Evers St Charles Herman Evers Atlantic City NJ two sisters Mrs Ollie Ortballs Mrs Anna Cuno and five grandchildren
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Bernard
Ben) Evers
St.Lawrence Catholic Church
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Evers
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Miller County
Frank
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Mary Luebbert
Anthony Evers
University City
Marie Elieth Hermes
George Evers
St. Charles
Herman Evers
Atlantic City
N.J
Ollie Ortballs
Philadelphia
Anna Cuno
Jefferson City
Sinski Infant Dies At Knob Noster
Infant son of Airman J C John and Phyllis Jones Sinski dies at 17 days old in Knob Noster California links. Funeral and burial held Monday at Annunciation Parish Cemetery at 2 pm with Rev Jerome Bestgen officiating.
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California
Poor Planning in Ohio City Plant Location Debated
Lausche criticizes administration for offering taxpayer money to lure a plant to Ohio City while calling the area low in spirits. He argues the government poverty yardstick for a family of four under 33000 is as unrealistic as designating counties as "low in spirits" despite wealth.
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New State Parking Facility Dedicated in Rites Monday
Long effort spanning a decade culminates in the dedication of a new state parking garage. Speaker Graham Munday and Gov. Phil M. Donnelly led a ceremony in Jefferson City with about 300 attendees, highlighting ongoing Capitol improvements and state employee parking plans approved by the 1961 Legislature.
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World welterweight champion and justices quotes mix
The text cites a 1958 world welterweight champion and Justice Byron R. White noting state power to safeguard public service from disloyal conduct. It references Washington State loyalty oath and an unclear fragment about measurements and interpretations, with several garbled phrases and incomplete data.
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Washington State
Memorial for Newberry highlights Missouri civic ties
Obituary notes Robert H. Newberry and John G. Newberry of Jefferson City, with a sister and brother named, plus extensive lodge and civic memberships. Memorials to Community Christian Church. Ceremony details include colors by Central Missouri Marine Corps League and Jefferson City High School Band. The piece lists oath controversy involving state employee loyalty laws and related court opinions.
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John G. Newberry
Jefferson City
Vern Smart
Richard B. Newberry
Lakewood
Calif
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City
Central Missouri Marine Corps League
Frank Penick
First Presbyterian Church
Norman Ahrens
St. Peter's Cathedral
White
Washington State
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Seattle
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U S policy options weigh on North Vietnamese actions
U S authorities weigh possible measures against North Vietnam if demonstrations fail. Potential steps include South Vietnamese guerrillas entering the north, mining North Vietnamese harbors, halting ships, and bombing railroad targets near Hanoi. A major factor is how Red China would react, with intelligence noting China’s military power has weakened since the Soviet split, due to shortages of spare parts and lower gear, and air force quality has declined.
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Daily Capital News Publisher Information and Rates
A notice lists publisher names and roles for the Daily Capital News with associates and officers, the address on Monroe Street, and the newspaper’s circulation rates for carrier delivery and mail across Missouri and beyond, including price details and audit contact. It notes Associated Press copyright and republication rights.
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William H. Weldon
Rose
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Jefferson City
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Autsourt
Unites States
Bure
Re-election At Closed Meet For Organization Chairman
At a closed meeting Hisen Lewer was unanimously re-elected chairman of a organization that sponsors international friendship through aid to foreign students. The group runs a pen pals program and supports other activities fostering cultural exchange.
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