Third Heaviest Loss Signals Market Slump Ahead
NEW YORK AP The third heaviest loss of the current slump rocked the stock market on Tuesday as May 28 and June 4 declines loom large. The Dow fell with only gold mining issues escaping and about $6.8 billion erased on the NYSE. IBM sank $23.87 to $339.12 as traders weighed Kennedy budget hints and inflation fears.
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Republicans attack Kennedy policies on domestic and foreign issues
Seattle report notes GOP momentum from grassroots polls as national committee maps a broad campaign. William E. Miller cites Berlin Laos Cuba and Red China as urgent international issues while Forsythe urges defeating Kennedy farm programs and Tower forecasts 4 to 6 Senate gains. Goldwater aides temper hopes for 1963 but aim for 1964.
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William E. Miller
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Laos
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Red China
Robert A. Forsythe
Minnesota
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Texas
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Nuclear Test No 18 Blasts From Air in Pacific Range
The United States detonated shot No 18 in the Pacific test series, air dropped near Christmas Island. The intermediate range blast equaled 20 000 to 1 000 000 tons of TNT, following a megaton size prior blast. Russia adds new scientific ship Voyeykov near the test area as U S plans high altitude test over Johnston Island later this week.
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United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Christmas Island
Pentagon
U.S
A. I. Voyeykov
Shokal
Johnston Island
Arctic
Weather Summary for Jefferson City Missouri
Fair conditions continue in Jefferson City and central Missouri with slight temperature rise expected Thursday. Today's highs in the 70s and overnight lows around 50s. hourly readings show daytime warming and mixed evening values with no significant precipitation.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Mills Indicates Party Line Break Over Tax Question
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills said he has not committed to backing Kennedy's income tax cut plan and opposes early action on a broad tax revision. Democratic leaders insist on pursuing withholding and business incentive measures this year, while questions remain about deficits and revenue effects.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House Rules Committee
Mills
Rules
Congress
Congressional
Senate Finance Committee
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
SHS Band Preview Draws 2000 In Jefferson City
About 2000 people attended a preview of Jefferson City Senior High School Band’s routine at Public School Stadium. The group of 145 students performed twice and will compete at the Music Man Marching Festival in Mason City Iowa starting June 19. The band was chosen from 40 state entrants to represent Missouri.
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Mason City
Iowa
Public School
Old Age Assistance Costs Decline in May
Welfare report shows May old age assistance totaling 6,490,285 down 11,176 as 275 people were dropped, leaves 109,421 recipients with an average check of 59.31 dollars. Disabled aid rose to 929,703 up 1,717 with four new recipients and an average 61.93 dollar check. Despondent children grants reached 2,530,200 up 1,368 with 25 more families on the rolls and an average 93.57 dollar family check.
Alcatraz Convicts Escape by Fake Dummies in Milestone Breakout
Three Alcatraz inmates Morris Anglin Anglin vanished from their cells Tuesday after months of chipping through concrete with spoons. They slid through air vents into a pipe tunnel, using plaster head dummies to mislead guards, possibly reaching shore in the rock’s first successful escape in 28 years.
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Louisiana
Angola
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Clarence Anglin
John
Columbia
Blackwell
Anglin Brothes
Debt ceiling debate centers on 306 billion figure
Washington lawmakers clash over raising the national debt ceiling from 300 to 306 or 308 billion as House Democrats strike a compromise. Rep. Mills weighs a Republican-backed 306 billion cap while Treasury projections warn of a drop to 285 billion if stalled. A compromise risks a lower final ceiling.
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Kennedy
House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Mills
Republican Committee
Congress
House Rules Committee
Heard W. Smith
D-Va
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Fire damages Madison Street home. clothing destroyed
Fire damaged a residence at 18011 Madison St late Tuesday afternoon. One bedroom in the Howard Harsh home was gutted while damage was limited to smoke and furnishings. The blaze started in a children's bedroom closet, with Mrs. Smith discovering the fire. faulty wiring is suspected though no definite cause is listed.
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Madison St
Howard Harsh
Smith
Five More Witnesses Called by Grand Jury in Cole County
The Cole County grand jury subpoenaed five more witnesses including James Scrivner, Mrs. Mary Lutkewitte, James K. Rowland, Jack M. Jones, and Tim Renken to appear at 1 p.m. today. With 18 subpoenas issued Tuesday, all but one were called to testify. Joseph G Majersky remains, and Mrs. Vieth faces questions about alleged illegal voting.
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Grand Jury
James Scrivner
Mary Lutkewitte
Republican Party
James K. Rowland
News-Tribune
Jack M. Jones
Tim Renken
Joseph G .Majersky
James Vieth
Yoting City
William Tellman
Miss Deel
Harold B. Baker, Jr
Margaret Christian
Baker
Fifth Ward
Marie Weltrop
Margaret Wilders
Glen Gee
Phillis White
Lillian Bond
Orval Silfies
Leslie Groff
Eva Stewart
P. C. Shively
Britton M. Wright
Vieth
Dave Houston
Kenneth Johnson
Sam C. Blair
Colorado
Bernice Childs
Reorganization Passes Easily At Owensville
Owensville R II district voters approved the reorganization by 1 184 to 248 with six precincts endorsing the merger of Gerald R 9 District into Owensville. The plan creates a six member board within 30 days and enables a 50 000 state building grant with local matching for a new high school addition. About 76 high school students from the R 9 district join Owensville R II.
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Owenville
Gasconade County
Owensville High School
Highway Crash Leads to Arrest in Jefferson City
Melvin Eugene McGraw, 31, of 1106 Myrtle Ave., was arrested after a minor crash on Highway 50 West inside Jefferson City. He faces careless and reckless driving charges after refusing to sign a traffic summons. Police say McGraw tried to pass Edgar Anton Kosinger, 19, of Lohman, then veered into oncoming traffic and struck Kosinger’s left rear fender. No injuries were reported. The incident occurred about 7:45 p.m.
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Melvin Eugene McGraw
McGraw
Myrtle Ave
Cole County
Edgar Anton Kosinger
Lohman
Kosmyer
Thai Border Police Train With U S Units
Thai border police units train with American combat infantrymen in central Thailand. The trainers are the 27th Infantry Wolfhound battalion based near Korat, flown in last month amid Laos crisis.
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Laos
Church Purchases New Property
The Capital City Christian Church buys 406 E. McCarty St to use as a house of worship. Attendance has doubled in the past year, with plans to move in July. Ozark Evangelistic Fellowship and multiple area Christian churches sponsor the project.
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Ridgeview
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Belle
Broadway Christian Church
Sedalia
Men’s Fellowship of Christian Churches
Eldon
Olean
Mt. Pleasant
Ettersville
Eugene
Boys' Kaw River voyage ends with police rescue
Two 14 year old boys set out from home with a gunnysack suitcase and a raft made partly of barrels aiming for a week of fishing and study. After police were alerted they were guided to shore by Kansas City Kansas officers where they were reunited with their mothers.
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Gregory
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C. D. Mills
Loss of Tiny Bolt May Have Caused Jamaica Bay Crash
The FAA linked the Jamaica Bay 707 disaster that killed 95 to a missing cotter pin and bolt in a control mechanism. The agency warned 707 operators, noting prior incidents where a cotter pin loss contributed to fatal crashes, while CAB investigations continued.
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New York
Jamaica Bay
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Military Air Transport Service
Kennedy
George C. Prill
Prill
Civil Aeronautics Board
Miami
Dyess Air Force Base
Tex
Chicago
Laos coalition talks slow U S aid decisions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk signaled possible resumption of large scale U S economic aid to Laos if a neutral coalition government is formed. Meanwhile U S troops in Thailand stay, with White saying Kennedy will keep forces as long as necessary amid a three prince alliance and ongoing negotiations.
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Dean Rusk
United States
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Thailand
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State Department
Lincoln White
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UN General Assembly Backs Rhodesia Debate Agenda
The UN General Assembly voted 62 to 26 with 15 abstentions to add Southern Rhodesia to the agenda. Delegates from Asia, Africa, and the Communist bloc backed immediate discussion against white minority rule, while Latin American nations largely supported Western powers.
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Honduras
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Peru
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Venezuela
Cuba
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Dean
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Southern Rhodesia
Baseball Scores From The National League And American League
National League results include St. Louis 3 over Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 4 over Chicago 3, Houston 3 over New York 2, Milwaukee 15 over Los Angeles 2, San Francisco 2 7 Cincinnati 1, with Cincinnati tally noted. American League games show Kansas City 2 over Chicago 1, Los Angeles 7 over Minnesota 3 in 7 innings, New York 2 over Detroit 1, Boston 4 over Baltimore 3, and Cleveland at Washington postponed.
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