Nixon Says Goldwater Backing Could Unite GOP Platform
Former Vice President Richard Nixon said Monday that if Barry Goldwater secures the Republican presidential nomination, Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater would back a platform aimed at uniting the GOP. Nixon noted the party could split if the nominee opposes traditional Republican principles and urged support for civil rights amendments offered by Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen. He spoke during a Michigan appearance amid flood warnings and political maneuvering ahead of the national convention in San Francisco.
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Three Missouri Cities Vote On Local Improvements
Voters in Pineville Jasper and Hannibal head to polls Tuesday to decide on a sewer system and treatment facility bond issue in Pineville to curb Elk River and Little Sugar Creek pollution. In Jasper two school districts Jasper R-5S and Shapley may consolidate. Hannibal seeks to raise the library levy from one to two mills per hundred dollars of assessed valuation.
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Tragic Electrocution Of 2YearOld Near Independence
A two year old girl, Lyssa Beth Knox, died after grabbing an exposed wire beside a building near her home six miles east of Independence. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox, reported the incident occurred this afternoon. she was pronounced dead at Independence hospital.
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Johnson's Swarthmore address honors U Thant and McCloy
President Johnson spoke at Swarthmore College commencement in an outdoor amphitheater wearing an academic cap and gown. He discussed compassion in government and the need to serve all people, noting the state derives power from the consent of the governed. U Thant and John J. McCloy received honorary doctorates.
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Eisenhower urges states to modernize constitutions and balance budget
In Washington remarks, former president Eisenhower urges states to modernize constitutions and raise legislators pay. He notes some lawmakers earn about $3 a day. He argues states can reclaim power by pushing for a constitutional convention and a balanced budget amendment via state initiative, reducing federal dominance in programs like the war on poverty.
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Police Question Lead in Murders Near Smithville Mo
An ex convict was questioned in the murders of two elderly women near Smithville Missouri. Police said he admitted driving in the area and owning a similar car, signaling a possible lead in the Biscoe killings as investigators pursue the case.
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Library Levy Vote in Hannibal Missouri Today
Hannibal residents vote on a proposal to raise the library levy from one to two mills per $100 assessed valuation. The measure would fund library operations and services in the city.
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Nuclear Reactor Talk Presented To Rotary Club
Dr. Ardath H. Emmons described the University of Missouri’s $2.5 million nuclear reactor at Jefferson City Rotary Club, noting its upcoming operation and broad research uses in crime solving, medicine, agriculture, geology, and oil. Activation analysis can identify powder residue to determine hand use in shootings, with 760 elements detectable and five safety control systems ensuring shutdown capability.
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Supreme Court conflict over representation and self inquiry
The department argued that the decision conflicted with no Supreme Court ruling. It held that individuals serving an organization in a representative capacity assume the organization’s obligations and have no privilege against self incrimination when acting officially. Merely filing a registration form would not be illegal.
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Court rulings on communist party registration and Fifth Amendment limits
Three appellate judges ruled mere association with the Communist Party constitutes criminal conspiracy under the law, while the government warned the decision expands Fifth Amendment protections. The registration deadline was set for November 20, 1961, after years of hearings and appeals regarding the party's refusal to comply.
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John E Stone Dies in St Louis After 41 Years with Railroad
John Everett Stone 74 of 2210 Hillsdale Drive St Louis died Sunday at Missouri Pacific Hospital Born in Jefferson City April 12 1890 he married Katherine Backer Feb 16 1920 He worked for Missouri Pacific Railroad 41 years retiring in 1961 He belonged to multiple Masonic bodies Shrine and Scottish Rite among others Surviving are his widow four brothers a sister and many nieces and nephews Funeral is 8 00 p m Wednesday in a Jefferson City chapel with Rose Croix by Scottish Rite Temple St Louis Burial in Riverview Cemetery Donations may go to Shriners Hospital for crippled children St Louis
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Weekend Highway Toll Brings Several Fatalities Across Region
Nine people died in weekend crashes across Missouri and surrounding areas, including a St. Ann patrolman injured by a drag race incident and a driver killed after a car struck an embankment. Other fatalities occurred in Princeton Kentucky, Marceline Missouri, and near Columbia Missouri, with multiple injuries reported and the Missouri Supreme Court ruling on annexation cases and a retrial in a truck crash suit.
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Mrs. Mummert's Rites Slated
Mrs. Viola M. Mummert 76 of Syracuse died Saturday in a Versailles rest home. Funeral at 2 pm today at Syracuse Baptist Church with Rev. H W Badd officiating. Burial in Moreau Cemetery four miles southeast of Tipton. Born November 3, 1887 in Morgan County to Cyrus and Rhoda Ferguson. Widow of William Ernest Mummert who died 1945. Survived by two sons Charles of Syracuse and Calvin of Fortuna, one brother Arthur Ferguson of Fortuna, and one sister Rhoda McCabe of Torrington Wyoming.
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Publicans Seek Viet Nam Funds Earmark Probe
Rep. Vernon Thomson questions Democrats motives after they balk at earmarking Viet Nam money. He suggests a subterfuge to enlarge the aid bill using Viet Nam concerns. The aid measure would authorize a one year foreign aid continuation. actual funds require later appropriation.
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Tourist Booth Booms in Jefferson City Chamber
The tourism booth on U.S. 4 at McCarty Street opened this year and drew 347 cars in the first 12 days, up from 107 in the same period last year. Fourteen reservations for 40 people were made, versus three reservations for 12 last year. The single day peak reached 52 cars on Memorial Day, while last year’s peak was 14 on June 6. A total of 1,931 cars stopped the booth last year.
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Consent Order Not an Admission
Washington AP reports that on May 28 the FTC announced a consent order with Adams Dairy Co and three supermarket chains. The document states it does not admit law violations while alleging price fixing and coercion to keep prices, with Adams guaranteeing fixed profit margins. Signatories include Adams Dairy Co Blue Springs Missouri Kroger Safe Way Stores Oakland and Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co New York City.
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Missouri Motor Hotel Quickie Buffet Specials Declared
Jefferson City reports the Missouri Motor Hotel adds an evening buffet from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Monday through Friday offering all you can eat for 140 per person Children under 12 pay 1 00 while the noon buffet remains 81 00 for a large selection and Sunday display of over 10 dishes Adults pay 2 00 for the buffet with children 6 to 12 priced accordingly
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Daily Capital News masthead and intro publisher info
A historical masthead and imprint listing publishers, editors, and executive staff for the Daily Capital News with address details and corporate notes. Includes publication schedule notes and pricing snippet for subscription mail rates and circulation references, alongside Associated Press credit and newspaper service lines.
Senate Cloture Debate Over Jury Trial Amendment
Mansfield warns enforcement could bankrupt counties as Gore blocks a cloture vote and prepares to offer an amendment. The Senate debates a Republican demanded jury trial provision for criminal contempt in all sections except the voting rights title, with no vote scheduled yet.
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Barry County Youth Dies In Accidental Rifle Incident
In Jenkins Missouri an eight year old boy, Terry Lynn Jay, was killed when a rifle discharged while he and his brother prepared for squirrel hunting. The gun was in the hands of their 13 year old brother, Jerry Jay, with parents Mr and Mrs Henry Jay of Jenkins listed as residents.
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