Steelman survey alleges patronage in state highway hiring
Steelman reports a statewide survey of 382 referrals to the Highway Department shows a Democratic majority among hires and relatives of party officials, with several examples of youths described as needy or connected to Democratic figures. He cites counties with heavy Democratic referrals and questions the governor’s denial of politicized hiring practices.
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Repub
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Farmann
Kansas City
Charleston
Missouri
Brookshire seeks retrial hearing after Supreme Court ruling
Former State Senator Brookshire of Ashland requests a new evidentiary hearing under Rule 27.26 requiring legal aid for all appeals. He was sentenced in Cooper County for killing a farm hand, serving a 10 year term after earlier three year sentence for another death.
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Boone County
Hiring inquiry on Highway Commission sparks clash
A five member House committee debated racial discrimination claims in summer hiring by the Highway Commission. Rep. John Conley accused chief engineer M. J. Snyder of lying about recruitment efforts while Risk noted few complaints and argued testing forms show no race data. The panel planned hearings through June 30 and considered whether to invite Warmann to testify.
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West Plains
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Missouri
Commission On Human Rights
Vaughan
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Court upholds award to Berry in Missouri case
Missouri Supreme Court affirmed a County Circuit Court ruling granting Mr. and Mrs. Berry forty thousand dollars for injuries and one thousand for car damage after an automobile collision attributed to negligence. The decision rejected claims the award was excessive and Berry’s testimony was improper evidence.
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Television log for Wednesday prime time lineup
The schedule lists Today Show CBS News Capt Kangaroo Mid Missouri Hillbillies Pat Boone Andy Griffith Hollywood Squares Dick Van Dyke Jeopardy Love of Life CBS News Bye Guess Steve Allen Hour Danny Kaye News Weather Grand Marquee Rose of Washington Square The Cat Tonight Show and late news slots with programs across noon to midnight
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NBC News
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Danny Kaye
Washington Square
Lawmaker objects to shift in discussion
Rep Tony Heckemeyer, D Sikeston, criticizes a debate change saying the talk moved from the department to Mr Snyder personally. He calls the remark a poorly chosen supposition and admonishes the forum for the shift.
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Tony Heckemeyer
D-Sikeston
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Youthful Berry Award Not Manifestly Excessive
Court ruling notes Berry was 24 at the time and faced permanent disability after hospitalization and operations, concluding the award was not manifestly excessive given his young age and medical ordeal.
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Berry
Youth arraigned in draft registration case
A 20 year old Sturgeon youth, Edward L. Kalenowski Jr., was arraigned in U.S. District Court on a charge of failing to register for the military draft. He was held by federal agents with bond set at $5,000. Trial date not yet set.
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Associated Press
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Alssouri
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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U.S
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Centralia
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U. S
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