Bulganin Letter Proposes Fresh Disarmament Plans
President Eisenhower received a thick new letter from Soviet Premier Bulganin delivering fresh disarmament proposals. Secretary Dulles and Ambassador Zarubin discussed the 15 page message at the White House with a public release expected soon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Dulles
Georgi N. Zarubin
Zarubin
White House
James Hagerty
Bulganin
Census urged for Missouri retarded children program
Public hearings revealed the need for a statewide census to determine how many handicapped children exist and what specialized facilities and staff are required. Senator C R Hawkins leads a subcommittee planning field trips and a legislative program for the 1957 General Assembly.
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Missouri
Sen. C. R
Ted) Hawkins
Brumley
General Assembly
County 4-H Members Attend Ozark Outing
A group of 15 4-H Club members and leaders left yesterday for a share the fun night at the Lake of the Ozarks. They joined Kansas 4-H members camping in the recreation areas. Miss Amy Pearl accompanied them as county home agent. Activities included a hay ride square dancing and a weiner roast.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Kansas
Amy Pearl
Employment in May Reaches New May Record in 65 Million
Secretary of Commerce Weeks announced May employment rose to 65 million, a new May record and 5 million short of the all time high set last August.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Weather Report for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Fair conditions with highs near 80 to 85 degrees. Saturday shows partial clouds and little temperature change. Reports list rivers Kaness City and Osage with minor rises and local city readings for Jefferson City Boonville Hermann and Soreonates with small fluctuations.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri River
Kaness City
Boonville
Hermann Soo
Ozarks
House Defeats Restore of Foreign Aid Funds by 192 to 112
In Washington, the House rejected a bid to restore 600 million of the 1.109 billion dollar foreign aid bill, a move seen as a major jolt to President Eisenhower. Republicans largely opposed the measure while Democrats backed it, and leaders indicated no further action was planned.
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Washington
The
House
Eisenhower
Chamber
George S. Long
D-La
Rayburn
D-Tex
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
Vorys
Ohio
House Committee Reports End Partnerships With SPA Co-Ops
A House committee majority report accuses the Interior Department of aiming to end partnership contracts between the Southwestern Power Administration and rural electric co-ops in Oklahoma and Missouri. It claims officials seek to push power to private companies and use co-ops as conduits, while a minority says the issues stem from prior administration and drought-era power needs.
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House Committee
Washington
House
Interior Department
Southwestern Power Administration
Rural Electric
Oklahoma
Missouri
Congress
Southwest
Government Operations Committee
Department
SPA
Comptroller General
Interior
Springfield
United States Leads Tariff Reductions After Geneva Talks
Washington reports broad tariff concessions secured in four months of Geneva negotiations with 21 countries. US gains include metals, chemicals, vehicles, papers, and foods while imports from Communist nations remain excluded. Major partners: United Kingdom, Canada, Italy, Germany, Belgium Luxembourg, Netherlands.
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Washington
the State Department
United States
Geneva
Department
United Kingdom
Canada
Italy
Italy, the Federal Republic of Germany
Benelux
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Australia
Austria
Chile
Cuba
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Finland
France
Haiti
Japan
Spiceway
Peru
Sweden
Turkey
Iranian Troops Seize Russian Oil Works Near Khurgan
Tehran reports that Iranian troops seized Russian oil concession works in Khurgan about 165 miles east of Tehran under the 1951 oil nationalization law. The Soviet Embassy protested, while Foreign Ministry sources doubt Russia will overreact ahead of the Shah and Queen Soraya’s planned Soviet visit.
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Tehran
Iran
Khurgan
Foreign Ministry
Russia
Shah
Soraya
Soviet Union
State employees seek merit rules changes
The State Personnel Advisory Board reviewed union demands from AFSCME for merit system revisions affecting health welfare and penal institutions. Proposals include a five day 40 hour work week, semi annual merit raises, adjusted leave accrual during transition, and expanded employee rights such as service rating copies. Supporters and authorities debated the changes.
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American Federation of State
Joseph L. Ames
St. Louis
Frank Burns
Jefferson City
St. Joseph State Hospital
St. James Soldiers
Ames
Burns
German support of troops set for Adenauer visit
Bonn Germany June 7 Chancellor Adenauer announced a settlement of the dispute over German financial support for U S troops in Germany He said West Germany would pay a substantial sum to help maintain American troops The communique stated a 154700000 dollar contribution likely for the year and cabinet approval was reported This follows a demand by Britain France and the United States for about 571 million dollars for the year
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
U.S
West Germany
Adenauer
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Britain
France
Grandma Sprouse Predicts World Decline On 10th Anniversary
Luisa Kentucky June 7 89 year old Grandma Sprouse and her 28 year old husband Shorty plan a log cabin rebuild after a May 17 fire destroyed their home They warn the world will become a vast wilderness and many will not be here for the anniversary noted as a party fix with a biblical cue
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Louisa, Ky
Grandma” Sprouse
Shorty
Kentucky
Delbert Sprouse
Mattie Large Lyon Sprouse
Marriage Licenses Surge In Cole County
Cole County records show 15 marriages this month, averaging over two per day and doubling typical monthly totals. Deputy recorder Herbert Huber notes a rising trend through May with 49 licenses, predicting about 60 marriages by June’s end.
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Cole County
County Recorder
Herbert Huber
Governor strips $122,600 from catchall funds bill
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly vetoes $122,600 from a catchall funding bill, which totals $1,637,399. The cut funds collection costs for the new 2-cent cigarette tax and leaves school funds without tax proceeds. The package also restores $250,000 for penitentiary operating expenses and $60,000 for Algoa reformatory, plus $14,032 to raise Corrections Director James D. Carter’s salary to $15,000.
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Phil M. Donnelly
M. E. Morris
Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Corrections
James D. Carter
Special Nine Man Prison Site Committee Meets Today
A nine member panel to choose a site for Missouri s new medium security prison will meet at 11 30 a m in the Senate lounge. Chairman Floyd R Gibson and members from the Senate House and Gov Donnelly s appointees will consider land near the main penitentiary and state owned property.
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Missouri
Senate
Capitol
Corrections Department
Floyd R. Gibson
Independence
John N
Joynt
St. Louis
Jack Curtis
Springfield
Joseph M. Tanner
Kansas City
Richard DeCoster
Canton
Luther Arnold
Reeds Spring
Phil M. Donnelly
James D. Carter
Department of Corrections
Ralph E. Truman
Curtis Brostron
Collectors Set Election Today In Missouri County Group
New officers of the Missouri County Collectors Association will be elected today at the final session in the Hotel Governor. Yesterday featured a business session and a question box with answers from State Tax Commission members and state officials. About 50 collectors attended the annual convention. current officers include President Frank E. Hoskins and Vice President Roy Barnes.
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Missouri County Collectors Association
Charles Nance
John Williams
James Tow‘son
State Tax Commission
Elgan Booker
Bryan Tout
State Auditor's Office
Glen Croy
State Revenue Dept
Forrest Smith
John M. Dalton
Frank E. Hoskins
Linneus
Linn County
Roy Barnes
Osceola
St. Clair County
Ray Campbell
Caruthersville
Pemiscot County
William Burke
Galena
Stone County
Niagara Falls Power Plant Slides Wreck Large Station
Massive rockfalls toppled two thirds of the Schoellkopf hydroelectric station at Niagara Falls, killing a 39 year old worker Richard Draper of Lewiston. The collapse affected Niagara Mohawk’s plant with millions in damage as power was cut citywide.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Schoellkopf
Niagara Mohawk
Richard Draper
Lewiston
Prospect Point
Plane lands short of runway injuring nine
A twin engine airliner with 31 passengers landed short of the runway at Greater Pittsburgh Airport. It tore off its left wheel and skidded to a stop on its belly. A Civil Aeronautics Authority official said nine persons sustained minor injuries, including a back sprain to a passenger who carried a child from the plane. No one was hospitalized.
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Pittsburgh
Greater Pittsburgh
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Soviet Leaders Accept Nordic Visit Invitations
Oslo reported on June 7 that Premier Nikolai Bulganin and party chief Nikita Krushchev accepted invitations to visit Norway Sweden and Denmark, signaling a diplomatic outreach in a period of thaw and alliance, with details pending of dates and itinerary for the gifts and talks.
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Oslo
Norway
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita S. Krushchev
Sweden
Denmark
Legal Lottery Move Planned In Missouri Initiative Backed
Petitions will circulate in Missouri within a week to amend the 1945 Constitution and legalize lotteries. The effort is backed by the Crusade for Civil Liberty and aims to place the proposal on the November General Election ballot by initiative petition.
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Missouri
Ernest JT
Schneider
Jefferson City
Crusade For Civil Liberty
Caudle Testifies on Royalty and Tax Case Details
T Lamar Caudle recounted in court how a lawyer friend bought an oil royalty in his name without consent. He endorsed and sent payments to the lawyer, later cashing one check himself. Caudle also defended a 1951 tax case decision and discussed a controversial probation recommendation for Irving Sachs. He described the lottery ban in Missouri and the push to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot, led by Leo Daniels and Mrs. Schneider.
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ST. Louis
T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
White House
Federal District Court
Caudle
Harry J. Schwimmer
Schwimmer
Candle
Wadesboro
N. C
Matthew J. Connelly
Truman
Irving Sachs
Milton Weiffenbach
Sachs
Missouri
Supreme Court
Arthur C. Mosley
State
Sheriffs’ Association
Baseball Scores Across Leagues With Nine Games Scheduled
The American League results include New York 9 over Kansas City 1, Baltimore 5 over Cleveland 2, Boston 6 over Detroit 5, Chicago 7 over Washington 6. In the National League Chicago 5 over Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 8 over Philadelphia 5, Milwaukee 4 over Brooklyn 1. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
End of World War II GI Training Bill Set for July 25
Washington reports the World War II GI training program will end at midnight July 25 after 12 years and 7,800,000 veterans used benefits. Some 67,000 remained in April, with about 20,000 likely to receive degrees. a small exception covers enlistees through Oct 1946. The Korean program continues with 750,000 in training this spring.
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Washington
America
Veterans Administration
Subcommittee Calls Chotiner to Testify in Washington
Beverly Hills California June 7 Atty Murray Chotiner Nixon campaign manager says he was served a subpoena to appear before the Senate Investigations subcommittee in the DC capital and bring records on television companies airlines a construction firm and a manufacturer His brother Albert Jack Chotiner also received a subpoena for June 22 in the same inquiry into political influence on government contracts.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Atty
Murray Chotiner
Nixon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Washington
Chotiner
Albert Jack Chotiner
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
No drought disaster designation for Missouri counties
White House informs Gov. Donnelly that 11 northwest Missouri counties are not serious enough to qualify as drought disaster areas.Sen. Hennings said a survey by the Agriculture Department and Civil Defense Administration found the situation not warranting disaster designation. ACP funds not exhausted. a new allotment for Missouri will be made July 1.
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Washington
White House
Phil Donnelly
Missouri
Northwest
Donnelly
Eisenhower
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Sherman Adams
Agriculture Department
iCivil Defense Administration
Henning
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4-H
Ozark
Oseo
An Inc
Grandma
Catt Creek
Here
REDS
Plegal
Lions Program
Alpirante
Subcommittee
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