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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1959

Page

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Fire Prevention Conference Urges Stronger Safety Measures

About 100 attendees heard William Taylor of the IAFC warn that unless broader fire prevention practices are adopted, deaths by fire will persist at roughly one per 48 minutes, with Gov. Blair stressing accident avoidance as a priority and noting more accidental deaths than World War I casualties each year.

William Taylor International Assn Capitol Taylor James T. Blair America Paul Kearney IAFC Jaylor Jay W. Stevens Association Missouri National Board of Directors Thomas A. Brady University of Missouri William Wollenburg Faith Lutheran Church John Sullivan Jefferson City Ralph Erhardt

Uprising Reported in Havana Against Trujillo Regime

Dominican exiles in Havana said Monday an armed uprising has begun against the Dominican Republic government of Gen. Rafael Trujillo, signaling a possible major challenge to his rule amid ongoing regional tensions and exile activity.

Havana Dominican Republic Rafael Trujillo

Think Before You Buy Medicine From Unqualified Sellers

The piece warns that medicines and home remedies can be dangerous if misused, citing aspirin overdoses and laxative misuse as causes of health issues. It urges buying only from pharmacists and avoiding unqualified door to door sales, mail order, or unregulated stores, advocating caution and professional guidance.

Ruthors College of Pharmacy

Randy Parker Dies at 10 from Leukemia

Randy Bruce Parker ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Lauf Wichita died Sunday of leukemia. The L author family are former Jefferson City residents. Paternal grandmother Mrs HP Lauf lives at 205 Boonville Rd. Burial will be in Gainesville with other arrangements still incomplete.

Randy Bruce Parker Richard Lauf Wichita Lauf Jefferson City HP. Lauf Boonville Gainesville

Death Rites Today for Mrs Norfleet in Brazito

Mrs Dora Pauline Norfleet 75 died Sunday at St Marys Hospital after a 12 hour illness. Born Aug 29 1883 in Brazito she was the daughter of Charles and Theresa Arnhold. She married Walton I Norfleet in 1905 he died 1936. Surviving a daughter Mrs G K OHara Hendersonville NC a son Carl A Norfleet Brazito a sister Miss Alma F Arnhold Kansas City a brother Hugo Arnhold Kansas City and two grandchildren Funeral services 2 30 pm today at a local funeral home chapel with Rev E B Berlekamp officiating Burial in Riverview Cemetery.

Dora Pauline Norfleet St. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Norfleet Hrazito Charles Theresa Guenther Arnhold Walton I. Norfleet Evangelical and Reformed Church of Brazito G. K. O'Hara Hendersonville N. Car Carl A. Norfleet Alma F. Arnhold Kansas City Hugo Arnhold Hone EB. W. Berlekamp Riverview Cemetery

Mayor Bartle Returns to Hospital Under Oxygen Tent

Kansas City AP reports Mayor H Rpe Bartle, hospitalized April 24 for throat swelling, was readmitted Monday after waking with difficulty breathing. Fire department delivered oxygen via ambulance and intern. Doctors say the throat swelling is slight but less severe than before, with him in an oxygen tent.

Kansas City H Rpe Bartle

Steel Industry Outlook and May Economic Signals

The article reports mixed May indicators with higher nonfarm payrolls, unemployment down to 4.9 percent, and a forecast of a July drop in steel production. It notes housing starts near 1,340,000 annual rate, potential steel wage talks, and looming concerns about a possible steel strike on July 1 affecting prices and production.

Royal children outsmart royal detective at polo match

Queen Elizabeth's personal detective chased Princess Anne and Prince Charles who slipped through a hole in a fence behind Windsor polo tents. Geoffrey Cross of the Household Brigade signaled the tent where players change boots as the youngsters giggled and taunted the official. Anne later admitted she wondered when he'd catch them.

London Queen Elizabeth Anne Albert Perkins Windsor Prince Philip Prince Charles Perkins Geoffrey Cross Household Brigade of Polo Clubs

Mrs. Gooch Dies at 81 in St Louis Hospital

Mrs. T. H. Gooch, 81, of St. Louis, died at Deaconess Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. J. M. Trenkle of 402 Jordan St. She belonged to the First Methodist Church in Jefferson City. Funeral services will be held in DeSoto on Wednesday with burial in Jackson, Tennessee.

T. H. Gooch St. Louis Deaconess Hospital J. M. Trenkle Jordan St Gooch First Methodist Church Jefferson City DeSoto Jackson, Tenn

Ninety-Eight Men Saved From Ship

A New York AT&T spokesman discussed a 40 million dollar cable project backed by AT&T and government telephony groups in France and West Germany. The plan aims to simplify Europe calls to the level of U.S. long distance. Loss of the Ocean Layer ship may delay fall service. substitute ships are being sought.

Don At&t France West Germany Europe United States New York

Mrs Laura B Nelson 81 Dies in Springfield Hospital

CAMDENTON special Mrs Laura B Nelson 81 Camdenton dies Sunday at St Johns Hospital Springfield She is survived by husband William G Nelson of Camdenton three daughters Lucille Vincent Edith Nelson and Mary Floyd one brother William R Sheppard of Ohio six grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday 31 in Camdenton with Rev Bob Roberts officiating Burial in Roachy Cemetery

Camdenton Laura B. Nelson St. John's Hospita Springfield William G. Nelson Lucille Vincent Edith Nelson Mary Floyd Wiliam R. Sheppard Ohio Bob Roberts Roachy Cemetery

Mountain Grove Youth Drowns in River Mishap

Stephen Harpster 18 of Mountain Grove Mo drowned in Bryant River near Sycamore Mo while playing on a boat. He slipped and fell into the river and his body was recovered late Sunday night.

Sycamore, Moary Stephen Harpster Mountain Grove Bryant River Stephen Ralph Harpster

Judge Delays Hearing Over Long Custody Proceeding

The judge postponed a week long hearing on Gov. Huey P. Long and Sen. Russell Long amid testimony that Long was forcibly removed from the Mississippi mansion. Major General Hufft testified Long resisted and pleaded for restraint while hospital orderlies moved him onto a bed.

Gov. Long Sen. Long Louisiana Hel Press Long East Baton Rouge Parish John Nick Brown Sen Russell Long D-La Huey P. Long Arthur Long Galveston Blanche Raymond Hufft Louisiana Adjutant General John Wesley Glover Department of Occupational Standards Glover Hufft

Geneva Breakup Seen Within Week As Talks Stalled

In Geneva talks, tensions rise as references surface to Sen Long considering gubernatorial run. Gov Long’s strain, linked to overwork, is cited as a factor in party dynamics. Western ministers huddle after a tense Big Four gathering, with new hints of continued negotiations and limited agreement.

Geneva Glover Sen. Long Ruuning Gov. Long Herter Lloyd Long Gromyko Leourk Lilleananh Harold Macmillan Bertin Couve de Murville Loyd London Paris

Maid of Cotton greeted by Pakistani women in Karachi

The 21 year old Malinda Diggs Berry of Stillwater Ohio arrives in Karachi for a four day stay as part of a round the world tour sponsored by the U.S International Cotton Council. She brings 30 American dresses to display in fashion shows at the Metropole Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday.

Karachi Pakistan Malinda Diggs Berry Stillwater Ohia Malinda U. S. International Cotton Council Thel Hotel Metropole

Heat draws sharks experts warn in surface swims

Experts say heat attracts sharks with swimmers on the surface more likely to be attacked while underwater movements are slower and calmer. They note bubbles from a spear gun frighten sharks. On the surface swim backward watch the shark. If it turns toward you shout splash and pray. Shark repellent effectiveness is questioned as some sharks ignore it.

Scientists to Study High Altitude Plants

A U S Britain and Soviet scientists were ordered at the nuclear test suspension conference in Geneva to study policing high altitude explosions including artificial satellites. They will start June 22 and report back within a week, with data exchange planned among the Big Three.

Geneva U.S

Weather index renamed after protests in Washington

Government reverses course and renames the Discomfort Index to the Temperature Humidity Index following complaints from weather conscious businessmen and newspaper editorials. The index combines temperature and humidity to gauge how people feel in hot, muggy conditions.

Washington Weather Bureau D Daily

Johnson County Man Killed in Johnson-County Crash

A rear-end truck collision near Stanley Kansas killed 65 year old Lester Marion Welsh of Johnson County and left 36 year old Charles L. Roberts of Kansas City in dangerous condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The head-on crash occurred Monday afternoon on 0.8.69.

Kansas City Kan Johnson County Lester Marion Welsh Charles L. Roberts University of Kansas Medical Center Stanley

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