Jurists Clear U S on Panama Rights Charges
In Geneva the International Commission of Jurists rejected Panama’s accusation that U S armed forces violated Panamanian rights during January riots in the Canal Zone. It criticized Panamanian authorities for not curbing rioters and noted incendiary devices and broadcasts aided the unrest. It also said U S authorities could have acted with greater foresight, while upholding that force used by Canal Zone authorities and the U S Army may have exceeded limits at times.
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Geneva
APJ
Canal Zone
International Comission of Jurists
Panama
U.S
Lfe
United States Army
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
An alkaline powder named FASTEETH promises firmer, more comfortable denture wear with no sour taste or odor. It claims to prevent slipping while eating or talking and to eliminate denture breath. available at counters everywhere.
Riots Leave 27 Dead and 1,825 Injured Across Panama Zone
A private international commission states force used in killings was justified. Riots cause deaths including three American soldiers and widespread damage as Panamanian and American flags clash over a school flag dispute, with property losses and many injuries reported.
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Panama
Balboa High School
Cana Zone
Nixon seeks moderate platform as Goldwater election looms
Nixon, Scranton, Rhodes and Rockefeller met to discuss a platform to appeal to moderates. Scranton said the talks stressed a moderate progressive plank while Romney and Rockefeller also weighed the same, aiming to avert a Goldwater challenge before the San Francisco convention. Nixon denied any conspiracy to oppose Goldwater.
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Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Scranton
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Baltimore
Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Rhodes
House members discuss the measure in Congress
Rep B F Susko of California urged the bill to the rules committee and argued that most armies financed by American aid are outside Europe. Chairmen Marigain and Belton said the United States would bear higher defense costs without such aid. Derwinski said foreign aid funds are used to pay debts, questioned Johnson officials, and criticized debt relief logic. Leaders postponed a pay bill vote until Senate backing for a $10,000 annual increase is assured. Congress rejected an immediate $10,000 raise this spring, adopting $7,500 next year. Mills signaled possible debt ceiling action and announced plans to vote on elderly medical care and Social Security pensions.
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B. F
Edward J. Derwinski
R. Tl
The
House
United States
Derwinski
Senate
Congress
Senate House
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Ways and Means
Ers
Mills
Planned Progress leaders hear of recognizing and selling progress
About 30 Missouri community leaders attended a Planned Progress event where Dr. John Scriven urged recognizing progress and selling it to townspeople. Edwin H. Glaser showed images of blighted areas to spur cleanup, while others spoke on leadership, data processing effects, and improving town appearances.
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Missouri
John Scriven
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Lulie Hoover Commission
Edwin H.glaser
Missouri Conservation Commission
Scriven
Hoover Commission
Glaser
State Highway Department
Neal C. Kullman
Planned Progress
Missouri Power and Light
Homer Ferguson
Jefferson City
George B. Winn
Boonville
George Sohns
Reconnaissance Flights In Laos Stir Pentagon Debate
Pentagon experts interpret a pilot remark as orders to fire only when attacked to protect photo planes. Officials admit uncertainty on what weapons Reds used to down a plane and stress the missions serve broader policy aims rather than military gain.
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Pentagon
United States
Krusmann
Sylvester
Laos
Defense Department
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Newspaper masthead and staff listings fragment
Fragment from a Jefferson City Missouri newspaper masthead. It lists INBILY CAPITAL NEWS IR and pres Robert J Goshuurn, publishers William B Welhon and R L Rose, editor Joseph G Maiansky, and a publication schedule. Also notes associations, subscription rates, and mailing details for Missouri and beyond.
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Inbily Capital News
Robert J
Associated Press
Associated Ptras
WN News
Cartier
Jefferson City
Carter Delivery Service
Cole
Msexouri
Missouri
Burean Os
Grand Jury Probes Linn R-2 School in Circuit Court
Linn special grand jury sworn in and given instructions at 9 am to investigate Linn R-2 school. Five witnesses subpoenaed to appear Tuesday. names not disclosed. Foreman Joe Reichart of Westphalia leads panel with members Henry Castrep Arnold Geschefske Adam Carnes Joe Thier Roy Mittlhauser Victor Schmitz Clarence Sherrill Gerald Muenks Ben Kremer Charles Siruemph.
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LINN
Joe Reichart
Westphalia
State Department of Health
Jefferson City
Henry Castrep
Arnold Gerschefske
Adam Carnes
Joe Thier
Roy Mittlehauser
Victor Schmitz
Clarence Sherrill
Gerald Muenks
Ben Kremer
Charles Siruemph
Senate debates rights bill and education subsidies
The Senate narrowly rejected a civil contempt provision by one vote. Voting rights rules would be set by the 1957 Civil Rights Act. Support for the amendment came from 31 Democrats and 20 Republicans. opposition from 35 Democrats and 13 Republicans, with three Democrats who had backed the Morton amendment switching sides. Senators Symington Long and Henry M. Jackson opposed. Saltonstall switched against the amendment. A second amendment by Hickenlooper to bar education subsidies for college courses on desegregation was defeated 56 to 40, with 18 Republicans and 22 Democrats for it and 15 Republicans and 41 Democrats against. A shouting exchange occurred between Mundt and Ribicoff over education funding and university favoritism.
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Stuart Symington
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Len Bourke B. Hickenlooper R
Lowal
Commissioner of Education
Senate
Hickenlooper
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Conn
Karl E. Mundt
Ribicoff
Mundt
New England
Defense Department
Deaths Miss Catherine Buersmeyer dies at 82
Miss Catherine Buersmeyer 82 died Tuesday at Capital Avenue Rest Home in Des Moines. Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 a.m. at St Joseph's Catholic Church Westphalia with the rosary recited Thursday evening. She was born June 2 1882 in Westphalia, daughter of Stephen and Christine Buersmeyer. Survivors include four brothers Casper Herman Westphalia John Argyle Gerhard Independence. Burial in parish cemetery. Officiating Rev Aloys Hike.
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St Joseph's Catholic Church
Westphalia
Catherine Buersmeyer
Capital Avenue
Miss Buersmeyer
Far
Stephen
Christine Heckemeyer Buersmeyer
Casper
Herman Buersmeyer
John Buersmeyer
Argyle
Gerhard Buersmeyer
Independence
Focal Funeral
Aloys Hike
Missouri GOP convention hints and delegate seating dynamics
State party leaders name uncommitted delegates including Mrs Elda Callaway Ava and William Buffe Kansas City with Jewitt Fulkerson Liberty and Ethan Keeppbell St Joseph. Shaw St Louis central committee chair elected from 3rd District tests binding instruction to Goldwater. Credentials panel to seat six St Louis County townships and St Charles County delegates.
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Elda Callaway
Ava
William O. Buffe
Kansas City
Jewitt Fulker- Son
Liberty
Ethan Keepbell
St. Joseph
Rev. Curtis
Robert Crawford
St. Louis County
Milburn
Mel) Shawn
St. Louis
Shaw
Central Committee
Congressional Distict
Goldwa|ter
Francis J. Corley
U.S
Walter C. Plooser
Mercer County
Levi Lowry
Princetons
Rosemary Ginn
Columbia
GOP
Eae Tees
St. Charles County
Mrs Richter Dies at Age 84 in New Haven
Miss Nettis Richter, 84, native of New Haven and former Kansas City resident, died Tuesday at St Joseph Home For the Aged. Born April 25, 1880, she married Mr Richter in 1906 at Leavenworth. Survived by daughter Mrs Alice Early, Chicago, one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 10 a.m. at St Joseph Home of the Aged. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery.
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New Haven
Nettis Richter
Kansas City
St. Joseph Home For
George Bridgers
Richter
Leavenworth
Kan
Alice Early
Chicago
St. Joseph Home
Rites Today For F. E. Rabe
Funeral services for Frank Otto Rabe age 72 are set for 2 p m at Grace Lutheran Church Versailles with Rev Arnold Heimsoth officiating. He died Saturday from a heart attack while mowing at his farm north of Versailles. Burial will be in Versailles City Cemetery. He was born September 16 1851 at Waisner Neb to Robert Rabe and Annie Marx Rabe. He married Augusta Kitka August 22 1918 and survived by five daughters two sons two brothers and two sisters among others with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Frank Otto Rabe
Arnold EB. Heimsoth
Versailles City Cemetery
Mr. Rabe
Wais
Nec
Neb
Robert R
Annie Marx Rabe
Augusta R. Kitka
Virginia Ross Kempker
Yakima
Wash
Alvera Ann Everson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hlnt
San Diego
Calif
Willam 'B. Rabe
el Dorados-chomas
Alex Vetter
Fl. Springs
William Mering
A. M
Ll.b. Rabe
Waisner
Carole Jean Vincent
University Students Named in Local Graduation List
A long list of graduates includes Marvin C. Nairn, John M. Hall, John C. Houser, Frank J. Iuen, John Charles Jackson, Marion Johnson, Frank D. Johnson, Rowland A. Jones, Berta Lou Koester, Cordes S. Kramer, James J. Landwehr, James R. Leslie, Wilberta-Linsenhardt, Mary Carol McClure, Meredith LI Mansur, Anbe E. Methershagen, Rowe Leigh Mortimer, Larry D. Nichols, Nicki Joe Nichols, John C. Poepsel, Ronald J. Prenger, William F. Raithel, Vincent L. Schantz, Larry R. Schneider, Janet Sue Schwartze, Jeanette Barrows, Charles Stiefermann, Virginia Ann Stone, and Helen H. Valentine among others, with degrees ranging from Bachelors of Education to Doctor of Medicine and Master of Arts.
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Marvin C. Nairn
Jackson St
B.S
John M. Hall
Vineyard Sy
A. B
John C. Houser
Moreau Dr
Frank J. Iuen
Douglas Dr
John Charles Jackson
Wis W. High St
Mls
Marion Johnson
iElmerine Ave
Frank D. Johnson
Seven Hills Road
Rowland A. Jones
Moreland Ave
BertalLou Koester
Oakview Dr
Cordes S. Kramer
Vineyard Sq
James J. Landwehr
Green Berry Ra
James R
Vincent L. Schantz
W. Main St
Larry R. Schneider
Major Dr
Janet Sue Schwartze
Lavinia St
Jeanette Barrows
Nelson
Charles Stiefermann
Broadway St
Virginia Ann Stone
Hayselton Dr
B. S
Helen H. Valentine
Green Berry Rd
Mrs Lena Bacon 52 Owensville Dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Lena Bacon 52 of Owensville died Monday evening at Community Memorial Hospital Jefferson City born Fearville 1913 daughter of William J and Elizabeth Roehl married Oct 27 1935 to Paul Basan survivors include husband one brother Rufus Roehl Belle one sister Mrs Josephine Michael and her daughters Funeral services 2 pm CDT Thursday Owensville Zion Lutheran Church with Rev Sieg Lehman officiating Burial Memorial Gardens Cemetery Owensville
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Lena Bacon
Owensville
Community Memorial Hospital
Jefferson City
Bacon
Bornet
Fearville
William J
Elizabeth Ahrens Roehl
Paul Basan
Zion Lutheran Church of
Qwensville
Rufus Roehl
Belle
Josephine
la- Michael
Brand
Atyand
Sieg
Lehman
Johnson
Memorial Garfice
Dens Cemetery
Johnson wealth links radio station to political power
The Star and other outlets trace Lady Bird Johnson’s $17,500 investment in a rundown Austin radio station and its growth into a broader media interest while Lyndon Johnson rose from Senate to vice president. FCC records show no proof of preferential treatment, though Johnson participated in family ventures. White House press secretary Reedy says the President devoted all time to public duties and had no private business.
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Star
Wall Street Journal
U.S. News & World Report
Lady Bird Johnson
Austin
Senate Com Imerce
FCC
Senate
Johnson Enterprises
The
Batton
White House
George Reedy
Acting Missouri Governor Taps Senate Leader as Pro Tem
State Sen. Albert Mf. Spradling D Cave Girardeau served as acting Missouri governor Tuesday while Gov. John M. Dalton attended the National Governors Conference in Cleveland. Lt. Gov. Hilary A. Bush went to Boston for his son Charles's Harvard graduation.
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Spradling
Missouri
Albert Mf. Spradling
D-Cave Girardeau
Missourri
Senate
John M. Dalton
Cleveland
Hilary A. Bush
Boston
Charles
Harvard
Ex-College Head Assails Regents Over Policy Control
Springfield AP report details Dr. Leland E. Traywick accusing the Southwest Missouri State College board of regents of bypassing administrators and pushing the president aside. He cites threats to the teacher education program, improper hiring ceded by the board, unapproved screening plans, and purchases made without the college purchasing office.
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Springfield
Board of Regents of
Southwest Missouri State College
Leland E. Traywick
Rotary Club
Board of Regents
Traywick
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
North Central Association
Trawick
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