Weekend Injuries From 13 Accidents Reported
Daily Capital News reports 13 weekend accidents with injuries to about 20 people. Incidents include a Morgan County resort crash involving Martha Sympson and John Hough with no injuries, a Columbia man overturning on Oak Nand gravel, and sideswipes on ERt M of Boone County with minor injuries. Two couples treated at Charles E Still Hospital after a Clarks Fork Ford Road collision. Damages listed for several vehicles, including a 1958 sedan and a Tulsa driver’s car damage.
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DAILY
Capital News
Jefferson City
Une
Haight’s
Resort Mead
Martha D. Sympson
Kansas City
Morgan County
John Hough
Houston
Tex
John Henry Rodgers
Columbia
Oak‘Nand
Betty G. Page
Robert L. Wattson
Hartsburg
Boone County
Charles E. Still Hospital
Clarks Fork Ford Road
Roy E. Bond
Mary Bond
Rt. 2
Freddie F. Miles
Nellie L.miles
Russellville
Headon
Bond
Miles
Johnny M. Ryan
Tulsa
Okla
Sgt Runkle's Mother Dies in Chillicothe
Special report from Chillicothe notes funeral services for Mrs Josephine Runkle 90 mother of Highway Patrol Sgt James G Runkle. The piece also covers ongoing Soviet Berlin talks with hints of unresolved demand and Allied rights. Separate item details weekend State Highway Patrol Troop F crashes 15 teens and 13 adults involved 20 injured, $7,085 damage, with multiple specific car incidents and injured occupants across Callaway and Boone counties.
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Chillicothe
Josephine Runkle
Highway Patrol
James G. Runkle
Capitol Ave
Gromyko
Modernized Mining Law Is Signed
Sunday reports of a series of traffic incidents and legislative items fill a wide clippings chunk. Joel Palmer, 16, of Columbia, wrecked on a Boone County gravel road with $25 damage and no injuries. Alexander Fisher, 36, of Fulton, suffered multiple injuries in a two-car pass on Rt. 7, possibly a broken back, with $150 damage. he was taken to Callaway County Hospital. Carl Hill and family sustained minor injuries when Hill’s car collided with a auto pulling from a driveway in Montgomery City. David Haight, 43, of Montgomery City, drove the second car and it stalled on the road. The county assessor’s figures on city property are noted. A guardian may be allowed to dispose of a minor’s property under certain conditions. Proposals raise pay for St. Louis County Health Department employees and allow hospital tax money to aid indigent TB or mental patients. Lights at night on railroad switches proposed. Public Services Commission to require hand rails on trestles. The St. Louis circuit attorney may hire three part-time assistants. In international news, Kharlamov spoke after ministers’ session about progress. Khrushchev warned of a possible summit if no Geneva conference agreement is reached, while the United States pressed for Berlin restraint and a potential summit.
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State Highway Patrol
Arthur Schneider
Linn
Elmer Hafley
Bey
Headon
Bay
Janice Schneider
Schneider
Hafley
Callaway County
Wanda Lee Jaffell
St. Louis
Callaway County Hospital
Lynnette Buel
Terry Buel
Virginiaity
Allio
Torquen Eads
Bill Eads
Allene
Wellston
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Boonville
Horace Hyleman
Iorth
Bagwell Dam
Carl A.j
Wood
Hyleman
Boone County
Sturgeon
William A. Robinson
Betty Seymour
Kenneth Robinson
Roy Roberts
Robinson
Audrain County Hospital
Joel A. Palmer
Columbia
Alexander Fisher
Fulton
Rt. 7
Carl Hill
Jeffery
Margaret
Hill
Montgomery City
David Haight
George Washington nuclear submarine set for ballistic launch
The article explains the plan to adapt the George Washington as a ballistic missile submarine with a large hull and nuclear reactor, built by General Dynamics Electric Boat for about 100 million dollars. It outlines its comparison to Nautilus, displacement, and the strategic shift to strategic war fare using Polaris missiles.
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George Washington
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics 'Corp
Navy
Adele Kampeter dies at 30 in Osage Bend
Adele Rackers Kampeter 30 died unexpectedly Sunday at her Osage Bend home. Services 9 a.m. Wednesday at St Margaret’s Catholic Church Osage Bend. burial in parish cemetery. Rosaries at 8 p.m. today at a local funeral home and 8 p.m. Tuesday at the family home. Born August 12 1928 she was daughter of Theodore and surviving. She married Emil Kampeter May 21 1949. Surviving: one brother Elmer Rackers and four sisters Mrs Joseph Winge Mrs Sterling Van Loo Mrs William Huhman and Mrs Clarence Steinman. Member of St Margaret’s Church Married Ladies Sodality.
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Osage Bend
St. Margaret's Catholic Church
Michael Schaller
Buria
Theodore Rackers
Emil Kampeter
Elmer Rackers
Holts Summit
Joseph Winge
Jefferson City
Sterling van Loo
Wardsville
William Huhman
Sedalia
Clarence Steinman
Hannibal
St. Margaret’s Church
Married Ladies Sodality
Mrs Opel Dies At Local Hospital
Adelia Margaret Opel 67 of 303 Tyler St died Sunday at Charles Still Hospital after several months illness. Born Feb 17 1892 she married Peter J Opel who survives along with four daughters Mrs Joe Maier Mrs Harry Hirschman Mrs Henry Meisel and Mrs Charles Sararsin and one son S Sgt Sylvan Opel. Also surviving are a sister Mrs Florence Kuehn a brother Theodore J Flessa 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services will be at Faith Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. with Rev William J Wollenburg officiating burial in Riverview Cemetery. Mrs Opel was a member of the Dorcas Society and lifelong Cole County resident.
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Adelia Margaret Opel
Tyler St
Charles Still Hospital
John J. Flessa
Peter J. Opel
Joe Maier
California
Harry Hirschman
Eldon
Henry Meisel
Jefferson City
Charles Sararsin
Denver
Colo
S. Sgt
Sylvan Opel
Chandler
Okla
Florence Kuehn
Theodore J. Flessa
Syracuse
Circuit Judge Upholds Rulings in Multiple Missouri Cases
The court upheld life sentences for Orlan Eugene Rose and Charles Taylor Jr for armed robbery and assault with intent to kill in St Louis. Rose and two accomplices robbed druggist Alexander Belko on June 12, 1957, while Taylor attacked Mrs Ernestine Primus, causing a bullet wound to her neck. Other defendants received varying terms for burglary and rape in related cases. The report notes additional sentences for Felix Hernandez and George Russell tied to tavern crimes in 1957-58 as well as a brief remark on bobwhite quail distribution in Kansas.
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Orlan Eugene Rose
St. Louis
Arizona
Rose
Alexander
Belko
Ito Avery Edward Parker
Charles Taylor, Jr
Ernestine Primus
St.Louis
Taylor
National City
Felix Hernandez
Henry
Tex) Turner
Kansas City
George William Russell
Joseph Buschman
Doris Terry
Pulaski County
Milk Drinkers To Get Chance During June Dairy Month
A milk drinking contest and a milk bar highlight Cole County June Dairy Month observances on Friday. The event runs 4:30 to 4:30 p.m. for the milk bar and 8:30 p.m. for the contest at the High and Madison streets corner. Jaycees run the activities with Cole County Dairy Council support. Prizes await winners aged seven to twelve with June birthdays. entries should be mailed with name and birthday to Post Office Box 671.
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High
Madison Streets
Comerce
Robert Kolb
Jaycee
Jaycees
Cole County Dairy Council
Sam Kroll
The
Dairy Council
Kolb
John Wilhite Rites Scheduled Today
California special report says John W Wilhite 78 retired salesman died at 445 pm Sunday after four years ill health. Born July 10 1880 near Centertown son of Kinsie and Sarah Fletcher Wilhite. Married Semerida George April 4 1904. Survived by three daughters Helen Gist San Diego Kinzie Pace Lima Ohio Marjorie Treiber Long Beach one son Jack Wilhite San Diego six grandchildren two great grandchildren. Presbyterian Church member. Funeral at 2 pm today at local funeral home Rev Furkin officiating burial in city cemetery.
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California
John W. Wilhite
Centertown
Kinsie
Sarah Fletcher Wilhite
Semerida George
Russellville
Helen Gist
San Diego
Calif
Kinzie Pace
Lima
Ohio
Marjorie Treiber
Long Beach
Jack Wilhite
Presbyterian Church
BR. W. Furkin
City Cemetery
Eisenhower Rally Stresses Sound Dollar and GOP Unity
President urges Republicans to fight for fiscal strength and national security, aiming to protect pensions and bolster domestic prosperity. He notes a need for bright, vigorous candidates and promises funding to recruit them, as the GOP eye a Republican Congress to work with.
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Eisenhower
Congress
North
Inioney
John G Hoeller Dies at 65 in Meta Farming Community
John G. Hoeller 65 a farmer died Sunday at his Meta home He was born November 5 1893 in Koeltz town son of Frank and Katherine Evers Survivors include brother Joseph J Hoeller Meta three sisters Mrs Katie Wieberg Argle Mrs Kane Biggs Des Moines Iowa Mrs Elizabeth Wolhoth Great Falls Montana 16 nieces 11 nephews He never married Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 a m at St Cecelia Catholic Church Rev J W Wilberding presiding p m tomorrow at a local funeral home Burial will be in church cemetery
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Meta
John George Hoeller
Koeltztown
Frank
Katherine Evers
Joseph J. Hoeller
Katie Wieberg
Argyle
Kane Biggs
Des Moines
Iowa
Elizabeth Wolhoth
Great Fails
Mont
the &I. Cecelia’ Catholic Church
J. W. Wilberding
Church Cemetery
Rites Set Today For James Frank Sale
James Frank Sale 89 retired farmer died Sunday in a Linn rest home where he lived three years Born November 15 1869 he is survived by his wife Mrs Mattie Sale one daughter Mrs R L Ottinger Jefferson City one grandchild and one great grandchild Services will be at 2 p m today at Mt Zion Baptist Church Edgerton with burial in the church cemetery He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
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LINN
James Franklin Sale
Mattie Sale
R. L. Ottinger
Jefferson City
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Edgerton
Sale
Odd Fellows Lodge
Professionals Sought ln Blowing of Safe
In St Joseph Missouri robbers blew open the Dannen farm service center safe and got 344 dollars. Felice called it a professional job. Over the weekend thieves also hit the M F A warehouse and stole ten dollars from vending machines.
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ST. Joseph
Dannen Farm Service Center
Felice
Youths Arrested On Trespass Charges In Osage City
Three 18 year old Jefferson City youths were arrested on trespassing charges after a complaint by Mrs. L. Gay claimed they entered her property despite warning signs. The males said they visited to view a Lewis and Clark expedition landmark. warrants were issued by Magistrate Judge Foster S. Wheatly and the trio is due in Magistrate Court at 3 a.m. Wednesday.
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Jefferson City
Foster S. Wheatly
Pash Goodin
Ronnie Taggert
Dave Tellman
L. 5. Gay
Osage City
Defender Gains in Space Age
Lt. Col. Lester C. Weaver, commander of McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita, tells a Wichita Rotary Club luncheon that the space and nuclear age shift priority to striking industrial, port, and city targets. He cites strategic defense lessons and urges focus on countervalue targets as essential to deterrence and retaliation.
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Wichita
Lester C. Weaver
McConnell Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Supreme Court
Moody Distries
Secarey
3Gama Ses
Calo
St, Joseph
Across U S Temperatures Across U S Temperatures
A bulletin tracks temperature readings across the United States, noting regional highs and lows. Meteorologists discuss patterns with respect to fronts, humidity, and seasonal shifts impacting cities from coast to coast.
Two Minor Auto Accidents Reported by Jefferson City Police
Jefferson City police investigated two minor auto accidents with no injuries. At 3:21 pm in the 2000 block of West Main Street, Juanita B E Woolery 51 of Fulton and Mary Frances Loethen 37 of 210 E State St had left front fenders damaged. At 7:35 am at East McCarty and Benton streets James H Weltrop 34 of 721 High St and Marylin Catherine Frank 18 of Rt 3 reported front end damage to both autos.
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Jefferson City
Juanita BE. Woolery
Fulton
Mary Frances Loethen
E. State St
West Main Street
East McCarty
Benton Streets
James H. Weltrop
High St
Marylin Catherine Frank
Rt. 3
Three Get Honorary Westminster Degrees
Three honorary degrees were conferred at Westminster College's annual commencement in Fulton Missouri. Recipients included Paul Callaway of Washington DC, choir director and doctor of music. James P. Hickok of St. Louis, doctor of laws and bank president. and Dr Clifford R. Johnson of Alexandria Virginia, doctor of divinity. Dr Walter E. Remmers of Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co addressed 78 graduates.
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