Reds Shipping Arms to Cuba Lemnitzer Urges More Aid
Gen Lemnitzer and Defense Secretary McNamara urged Congress to approve stepped up military aid to threatened nations. They warned the Soviet Union and Red China are arming Cuba and Castro aims to infiltrate Latin America. The tense hearing questioned the $4.8 billion foreign aid bill and its $1.88 billion military portion as Fulbright pressed for justifications beyond food and jobs. Continued on Page 10.
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Reds
Cuba
Lemnitzer
Washington
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Congress
Soviet Union
Red China
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Latin America
McNamara
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Defense
Fulbright
Rabies Control Moves From County to State Office
Rabies control efforts shifted from Cole County to Governor John M. Dalton's office. State statutes allow county action only after rabies is present. officials will review laws for stronger measures. The move follows Nelson Perrey's dog bite incident and lack of county action.
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Cole County
John M. Dalton
Robert Weldon
Dalton
Welborn
Nelson G. Perrey
Rt. 2
Perrey
Horace O. Debo
Pulaski County Faces Severe Rabies Outbreak
Pulaski County health chief E. E. Scott calls the rabies outbreak in Piney Township seriously out of control with about 50 people under treatment. Quarantine enforcement and immunization clinics in Dixon Richland Waynesville and Crocker are planned as officials assess the need for a county wide quarantine.
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Waynesville
Pulaski County
E. E. Scott
Scott
Piney Township
Dixon
Richland
Crocker
Weather forecast and readings for Jefferson City area
Cloudy today and tonight with little temperature change. High in mid seventies. Temperature readings show daytime highs around 69 to 76 with overnight lows near 64 to 68. precipitation totals for the month and year are noted, with current river and lake stages and barometric pressure.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Kennedy Kept Back Ailment Secret From Wife Abroad
Washington AP reports President Kennedy concealed a back problem from First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy during a May 30 to June 5 European trip. White House aides say she learned of his condition in newspapers while in Greece and was urged by the President to stay abroad. Doctors say his back improves with ultrasonic and hot pad treatments.
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Kennedy
Washington
Europe
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
National Airport
United States
London
Athes
Janet Travell
Canadian political crisis grows over bank chief Coyne plea
Ottawa reports a standoff among officials aiming to revive Canada's economy. Prime Minister Diefenbaker seeks Coyne's resignation as Bank of Canada governor, while Finance Minister Fleming accuses Coyne of blocking trade, production, and jobs. The dispute could force a national election.
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Ottawa
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
James E. Coyne
Bank of Canada
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Donald Fleming
Coyne
Fleming
Peace Corps selects 27 trainees for Tanganyika and Colombia
The Peace Corps named 27 recruits to train for road, school, and farm projects in Tanganyika and Colombia. Twenty-seven finalists were chosen from 3,500 applicants after exams and reviews. Training begins June 26 at Texas Western College in El Paso for Tanganyika surveyors engineers and geologists.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Tanganyika
Colombia
Kennedy
Texas Western College
el Paso
Tex
Double Services For Dixon Pair
Double funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday for Marilyn Doyle and Larry Schwartz who were electrocuted Tuesday by a lightning charged TV antenna. The accident occurred in the Doyle yard as thunderstorm activity moved through Dixon. Survivors include relatives from Dixon and Fenton, with the coroner noting the boy was near or touching the wire when struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz Boy
Doyle
Fred Schwartz
Jonnie Wiles
Claude Doyle
Fred Moore
Dixon
Schwartz
Fenton
Bill Doyle
Freedom Riders Reach Charleston in Quiet Reception
The first Freedom Riders group arrives in South Carolina to a calm, orderly welcome at the Charleston bus terminal with police present. Additional groups depart Wilmington and Raleigh, moving toward Florida, as federal and civil rights actions unfold in Virginia and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Freedom Riders
South Carolina
Deep South
Florida
Washington
Charleston
S.C
Greyhound
Wilmington
N.C
Myrtle Beach
Georgetown
State Law Enforcement Division
Raleigh
Sumter
Tallahassee
Fla
New York
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Fila
Chamber Members Tour Farm Visitation Day
About 20 Chamber of Commerce members joined a Farm Visitation Day at the N. A. Bud McDonald farm nine miles south of Jefferson City. The tour from 2 to 5 p.m. showcased soil and water conservation, farm management, livestock handling, and farmer-city relations. A 4:30 p.m. barbecue dinner was served by Mrs. McDonald followed by an agriculture discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
N. A
Bud) McDonald
Jefferson City
McDonald
Chamber
Castro Okays Swap Freedom for Tractors
AEC Chairman urged President Kennedy to resume underground nuclear testing on a limited scale while pursuing a ban treaty with the Soviet Union. Rep. Holifield said tests should focus on detecting underground explosions and urged broader preparation to resume all underground testing amid stalled Geneva talks on disarmament and inspections. Secretary Rusk defended a pragmatic disarmament plan and urged restoring House budget cuts to the State Department.
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Washington
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Kennedy
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Holifield
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Senate Appropriations
Rusk
Senate
House
State Department
State expresses concern for witness safety at perjury trial
Kansas City AP witnesses say Kenneth Bruce Sheetz remains under armed guard amid the Harvey perjury case. Assistant Prosecutor Don Hutson warns of potential threats and asks for restricted appearance times, citing Sheetz as the chief government witness in a federal trial related to North Side figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John J. Harvey
Don Hutson
Paul A. Buzard
Kenneth Bruce Sheetz
Harvey
Alex Presta
North Side
Presta
Sheetz
Hutson
Inside Editorials Women s Page Sports Comics Markets Page 5 10
A compact view of the paper s editorial and opinion pages, with highlights from the women s section sports features comics and market notes. Readers glimpse column voices and market briefs across the fifth page.
Missouri Senate OKs shoplifter detention bill 25 to 3
The Missouri State Senate approved a bill allowing merchants to detain suspected shoplifters for a reasonable time without risk of false arrest charges. The vote was 25 to 3 and sent the measure to the governor. Also approved were related bills on false reports and land transfer for a state fair maintenance building.
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Missouri
State Senate
William B. Waters
Liberty
Waters
Earl R. Blackwell
D-Hills
John E. Downs
D-St. Joseph
Sedalia
Adjutant General
National
Lets Kill the Bill Mood Runs Rampant in Legislature
Five bills were killed in the Missouri House amid a lets kill the bill mood. Bills targeted labor, mayors of fourth class cities, livestock marketing laws, and public officials, with votes ranging from narrow to wide. The session saw debates on city mayors term limits, employee appeals, and statewide licensing for livestock traders, ending with a failed livestock licensing bill and other measures sent to the Senate.
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Glenn Davis
House of Representatives
Joseph L Ames
10Th District
St. Louis
Neil Aschemeyer
John L
Jack) Rooney
Rep. Aschemeyer
Speaker
Missouri
Monty Harlow
Greene County
Harlow
Senate
St. Louis City
Cuba to swap 1100 inmates for tractors under protest
Fidel Castro signaled conditional talks on releasing about 1,167 Cuban invasion prisoners in exchange for smaller tractors worth roughly 28 million dollars plus transport. US negotiators, after a three hour 40 minute session, plan further contacts before heading to Washington to consult anti invasion fund leaders.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
United States
Castro
Washington
U.S
Kennedy
Cuba
Laos Prince Proposes Neutrality Plan For Country
Prince Souvanna Phouma outlined a plan to bar foreign troops and avoid military alliances in Laos. He would allow only two French bases and up to 3,500 French instructors under a Lausanne Geneva framework, seeking international respect for Laotian independence.
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Geneva
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Souvanna
Callaway County Teams with Aged Aid in Rising Costs
Editor notes Callaway County and nearby regions face growing costs for old age assistance as 61 seniors received 65 monthly state aid plus county supplements. The county plans warrants near 25000 yearly and considers a county rest home model to control expenses.
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Cole County Court
Missouri
Adlai Welcomed Warmly in Chile
In Santiago crowds greeted Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson with applause while Chilean Communists urged renewed protests against U.S. policy and called for his departure. Stevenson walked from his hotel to the presidential palace for talks with President Alessandri on Latin American living conditions and the economic conference.
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Santiago
Chile
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Kennedy
Presidential Palace
Jorge Alessandri
Latin America
U.S. Information Agency
el Siglo
Stevenson
Cuba
U S Bridges Attacks UN Fund Aid To Castro Cuba
Senator Styles Bridges denounced United Nations aid through the UN Special Fund as supporting Castro in Cuba. He noted US funds totaling 40 percent of a $1.16 million project to aid Cuban agriculture, calling the move shocking and highlighting American involvement via Paul Hoffmann.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
N.H
Senate
U.S
United Nations
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
U.N. Special Fund Agency
United States
United Nations Special Fund
Castro
Special Fund
Paul Hoffman
Baseball Scores From Today Across Leagues
American League games Kansas City defeated Minnesota 9 to 2 and Detroit beat Boston 4 to 2. Chicago beat Los Angeles 4 to 1 while Washington won 5 to 1 over Baltimore. New York topped Cleveland 11 to 5.
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Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Pulaski
Boonville
U. S. Peace Corps
Carolina
Congress of Racial Equality
Richmond
Robert F. Kennedy
Prince Edward County
Oren R. Lewis
Daytona Beach
Georgia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
Harvard University
AEC
Posal
Callaway County
By Dave Houston
Mid-Missouri
Callaway
Callaway County Rest Home
Lions Club
Cole
Callaway Rest Home
Adlai
U. S
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