Ploeser elected state Republican committeeman
The Missouri state delegation elected former U.S. Rep. Walter C. Ploeser of St. Louis County as national committeeman, defeating Levi Lowry of Princeton 910 to 582. Mrs. Stanley Ginn of Columbia was re elected national committeewoman. Delegates seated from Jefferson, St. Louis, and St. Charles counties issued a policy statement on fiscal integrity and intelligent international policy. The State Board of Healing Arts filed a memorandum defending its position in a suit by two osteopaths over licensure title claims.
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U.S
Walter C. Ploeser
St. Louis County
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Princeton
Stanley Ginn
Columbia
Jefferson County
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State Board of Healing Arts
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Kansas City
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John W. Brunner
Webster Groves
St. Louis
Byron C. Hedges
Excelsior Springs
Leo J. Rozier
Perryville
Lu Laballoo
Scranton
Stanley Christopher
David Ferris
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Judge Floor Fight Over Seating Sparks County Politician Spat
A heated scene at a county meeting drew in Curtisings, Rimmel, Stohr, and Jones with lingering tensions between St. Louis politicians and Osage County figures. The incident centered on seating plans and a planned investigation, with protesters arriving from up to twenty miles away. Alternates and party leaders faced off as the crowd disrupted proceedings and calls for hearing testimony.
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Scranton Reconsiders Goldwater Support At Rallies
Scranton, speaking at a packed convention hall and news conference, said he would not oppose Goldwater after previously declaring he would. He argued Republicans seek a progressive America and warned against a parody of their real beliefs. He urged unity behind traditional principles rather than opposition.
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House
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Indiana
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Johnson Erhard talks and White House meeting noted
Johnson and Erhard met for over an hour in the White House with aides and ministers present to discuss the East Germany treaty and Berlin’s status. Reedy said Johnson backed firm policies and equal rights, while Scranton supporters organized a campaign group and debated party unity amid civil rights tensions.
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Scranton enters race as Vietnam talks heat up
Gettysburg and Scranton clash over party unity as Scranton announces candidacy for president and Goldwater voices support for open delegate choice. Nixon notes a healthy race while warnings about China policy deepen U S France differences on Southeast Asia strategy and aims at South Vietnam.
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Scranton Named as Delegates’ Possible Candidate
The public record confirms Goldwater Scranton as a longstanding figure. Any leading Republican such as Gov. Scranton has every right to have his name considered by the delegates at the convention.
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Deaths Services Monday For Mr. Eiken
Funeral services are set for Leo Eiken 76 at St Francis Xavier Church Taos. He died Friday at home. Born Jan 13 1888 in Taos he married Anna Mary Rustemeyer in 1924. Surviving relatives include son Harold two daughters six others and 13 grandchildren. He was a member of St Francis Xavier and the Holy Name Society. Rosary tonight and tomorrow. interment in parish cemetery.
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Elizabeth Bernskoetter Eiken
Loose Creek
Anna Mary Rustemeyer
Harold Eiken
Holts Summit
Anthony Peitzmeyer
Roman Hagenhoff
Elizabeth Eiken
Vincent Eiken
Gerard Poslker
Buria
Saturn I first stage engine test at Marshall Center
Rocket tested at Huntsville Alabama with eight engines of the Saturn I booster roaring for 143 seconds in a full-duration static fire at the Marshall Space Flight Center Reedy. The test completed without a hitch, marking a major milestone for the industry produced booster program.
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Evening Buffet Expands at Jefferson City Hotel
Our Noon Day Buffet is popular and a new Evening Buffet runs 3:30 to 7:30 pm Monday through Friday. All you can eat for $1.40 per person with children under 12 at $1.00.
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Jefferson City
City Council Hopes Budget Vote Monday Night
Fourth ward councilman Robert Debo, chair of the city finance committee, says he aims to present the 1964-1985 budget to the City Council for approval on Monday night. An executive session Thursday discussed city employee wages and the budget.
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Navy Major Renewal of Fighting Between Neutralists and Reds
Officials monitor renewed clashes between neutralist forces and communist factions amid troop movements and questions about North Viet Nam intervention. The situation raises fears that U S support for South Vietnam could drag Laos and broader Indochina into wider conflict as Ho Chi Minh’s role comes under scrutiny.
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Mrs Parker 84 Dies in Sedalia
Mrs Della F Parker 84 died Thursday afternoon in a Sedalia hospital after living most of her life in Jefferson City where her husband Harry S Parker was a yardmaster and city police chief. She later lived with her son George W Parker of Sedalia Route 1. Born Cooper County March 1 1880 to George and Mary Rebecca Ryme Guinn. Body to lie in Sedalia funeral home until after the services.
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Sedalia
Jefferson City
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Cooper County
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Preliminary hearing waived by Schaefer in minor liberty case
Donald Leroy Schaefer 23 of 151 Mimasa Lane waived preliminary hearing at arraignment in Magistrate Court on a charge of taking indecent liberties with a minor girl. Arrest followed a police complaint. Judge J R Rose set bond at 1000 dollars on the felony charge and bound him over to Circuit Court for July 7 appearance.
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Donald Leroy Schaefer
Mimasa Lane
J. R. Rose
Mrs. Pearl Brodersen Dies in Sedalia
Mrs Pearl Frances Brodersen 64 of Sedalia a former Florence resident died Friday at Bothwell Hospital in Sedalia She was born January 22 1900 in Morgan County daughter of Joseph G and Mary Ann Steele She married Ben Brodersen February 4 1917 who died August 7 1953 Survivors include four daughters four sons four sisters five brothers and many grandchildren Funeral services were set for 2 p m Sunday at the Syracuse Baptist Church Syracuse with Rev Charles Hendrickson officiating Burial will follow in Syracuse Cemetery
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Kansas City
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Sedalia
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Syracuse Baptist Church
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Syracuse Cemetery
Civil rights debate grows as senators react to King jail note
The article reports on Senate debate surrounding civil rights legislation. Leaders criticize King’s St Augustine march and discuss enforcement measures. Thurmond’s amendments on injunctive remedies and literacy tests were defeated amid strong partisan divisions.
Soviet and East German stance on Berlin entity rule
In Moscow reports, Ulbricht cited a treaty clause stating that the Soviets and East Germans would treat West Berlin as an entity outside the reach of the West German Federal Republic. The interpretation was described as not clear by Russian interlocutors.
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Beveridge Resigns As State Geologist
State Geologist Dr Thomas R Beveridge of Rolle resigned on Friday. He joined the State Geological Survey in 1955 at age 37 after a career shaping state science policy. His departure comes amid broader debates on postwar German reunification and peace treaty options involving Ulbricht and the two German states.
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Miner Ties To Jawa University Staff History
Before coming to Missouri he had worked with the Towa Geological Survey and on the staff of the State University of Jawa.
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