Ford Closes Most Car Plants as 50,000 Idle in Strike
Ford Motor Co. begins shutting down passenger car operations as a Walton Hills stamping plant strike halts production. Up to 50,000 workers idled after eight days of walkout, with UAW and Ford negotiating amid cautious optimism. Ford maintains truck output continues at five plants.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Walton Hills
Cleveland
United Auto Workers Union
Mike) Cummins
Cummins
Ken Bannon
Ford Department
Gene Prato
National
Ford Committee
Ford National
UAW
Wixom
Dearborn
Mich
Kansas City
Owosso
Breaks Losing Streak Stock Market Bounces Back
The stock market ended a four session slide with a strong advance on Friday as heavy trading and big buy orders from investment funds lifted the AP 60 stock average to 214.10 and the Dow to 578.18. The gain followed the May 28 plunge, the worst since 1929, and included notable rises in IBM and other key groups while gold stocks fell.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
Death of Capital Cilion driver in highway crash near city
Elmer T. Hart a 48 year old Jefferson City carpenter died when his 1958 pickup left Highway 54 near the city limits and struck a rock bluff at 2:35 p.m. His wife and parents survive. Hart was a World War II veteran and a St. Peter's Cathedral member. A separate Cola Co truck driven by John Luebbert escaped injury after brake failure sent it down an embankment on Industrial Ave. A second two car crash on Industrial Drive injured Sullivan Mahon and Lawrence Moeller.
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Jefferson City
Elmer T
Jim) Hart
Highway 54
Highway Patrol
Hart
Royal Crown Cola Co
Industrial Ave
Missouri River Bridge
John Anton Luebbert
Jefferson St
Luebbert
Bolivar Street
Sullivan Greeley Mahon
Olive St
Mahon
Lawrence Charles Moeller
Rt. 3
Partly Cloudy Weather With Threat Of Sunday Thunder Showers
Jefferson City and Central Missouri see partly cloudy skies through Sunday with a chance of thunder showers late Sunday evening. Temperatures today near 85 with tonight’s low in the 60s. River stage at Jefferson City shows 15.38 feet, down 1.46 feet.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Memorial Airport
Efferson City
Grand Jury Subpoenas 22 More Witnesses in Gardners Case
Twenty two witnesses were subpoenaed by Circuit Judge Sam C Blair for the Cole county grand jury in a voting case involving Hector Gardners. Most names are election judges or officials connected to the Gardners here. The Gardners face misdemeanor charges for voting absentee while not residents of Jefferson City.
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Cole County Grand Jury
Sam C. Blair
Hector Gardners
Jefferson City
Gardners
Memphis
Tenn
M. J. McEntire
Marjorie Rush
E. D. Brasfield
Marie Rasberry
Ruby G. Vaughan
Lawson V. Phabey Jr
Nona Miller
Mary Lutkewitte
Lucille Baysinger
Theresa Tanner
Harold Butzer
Roy Ottinger
John C. Boller
John Hearne
Richard Thompson
Libby Tiden
Robert Dallmeyer Jr
Charles Howard
June R. Rose
Everett T. Marten
William Ferguson
Gardner
James T. Riley
Tennessee
Convict Breaks Away From Deputy At Rolla Jail
Robert Ronald Willis a 27 year old former Newburg resident broke from a deputy sheriff at Rolla County jail while being locked in an outside cell door. Willis serving a 10 year term for burglary and larceny fled last December from Church Farm and was at large five months before recapture. He is now again missing with a wide manhunt by Highway Patrol and Pulaski County authorities.
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Rolla
Missouri
Robert Ronald Willis
Newburg
Highway Patrol
Willis
Pulasky County
St. Louis County
Church Farm
Newbury Lumber
Probers Hear of Special GOP Favors for Firm
House subcommittee hearings into Billie Sol Estes' affairs reveal Commercial Solvents Corp received favored treatment from a Republican era Agriculture Department in 1959 and aided GOP leaders in 1961. Maynard C. Wheeler disputed charges of favoritism as letters from Martin Sorkin described secret meetings with Republican leaders to attack the farm bill.
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Washington
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Department of Agriculture
GOP
Subrosa
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents
Ross Bass
Dtenn
James Naughton
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Naughton
Martin Sorkin
Sorkin
Bass
Wheeler
Ezra Taft Benson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Goldwater
Rep
William Miller
New York State
Bob Wilson
California
House Republican Campaign Committee
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Pilots Set Strike Deadline Against Ozark Airlines
The Airlines Pilots Association notified the National Mediation Board of a strike deadline at midnight June 22 against Ozark Airlines after 14 months of failed contract talks. ALPA seeks a 2 percent pay raise and pension contributions about 7.5 percent of payroll. Ozark, employing about 180 pilots, serves 54 cities in nine states including Illinois and Missouri.
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Chicago
The
Airlines Pilots Association
National Mediation Board
Ozark Airlines
Charles H. Ruby
ALPA
Ozark
Mediation Board
Washington
Ruby
St. Louis
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kemper Attacks Kennedy Spending In Versailles Speech
Crosby Kemper denounced Kennedy administration deficits at a Versailles rally. He warned of a $1 trillion debt burden on children and grandchildren and urged balancing the budget to restore financial integrity and curb foreign aid. He criticized Harvard advisers and warned of a day of reckoning if action is not taken.
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Missouri
Crosby Kemper
Kansas City
Versailles
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Kemper
Kennedy
U.S
Europe
Harvard
Congress
Berlin marks ninth anniversary revolt with mass rally
East Berlin plans a large Sunday rally to mark the June 17 uprising as West Berlin youth organize sitdowns to block beachgoing. East German protests against Adenauer visit cite international law concerns while West Germans plan a mass march led by Willy Brandt. Bonfires along the border will recall East Germans longing for unity.
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Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Wansee Lake
Communist Wall
Wall
Adenauer
United States
Britain
France
Prague
U.S
Willy Brandt
West
Fifth Grader to Inherit 30 Million from Duke Estate
Walker P. Inman Jr known as Skipper, a Brunson Elementary pupil, is set to receive at least 30 million when he turns 21 under the late Nana H. Duke's will filed in New York. His aunt says he is taught knowledge comes first.
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Brunson
S.C
Hugh Lightsey
Nanaline H. Duke
New York
Walker P
Skipper) Inman Jr
Skipper
Susan
University of South Carolina
Lightseys
Inman
Lightsey
Greenwood
D.C
James Buchanan Duke
American Tobacco Co
William P. Inman
Athana
Duke
Duke University
North Carolina
South Carol
Flight Engineers Reject Kennedy Plea Stand Pat
Flight engineers refuse Kennedy arbitration push on cockpit crew rules, threatening a walkout after 1:30 p.m. Saturday that could idle Pan American Eastern Air and Trans World, affecting about 40 percent of U.S. air service. They seek to keep four crew members on big jets.
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Washington
Kennedy
Flight Engineers
Flight Engineers International Association
Pan American
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airways
Ronald A. Brown
Afl-Cio Union
Eastern
TWA
Brown
New York
Convicted Killer Sentenced to Death in Missouri
Ruben Anderson, 21, of St. Louis, was sentenced to death for the murder of Anthony Schrader, a 72 year old religious articles salesman. An all male jury found him guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberating about an hour and 15 minutes. Anderson and two companions plotted the killing for a week.
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ST. Louis
Ruben Anderson
Anthony J. Schrader
Bridgeton
Anderson
Henry A. Fredericks
Fredericks
Schrader
Carlyle
Missouri Supreme Court
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include St Louis 5 San Francisco 9, Houston 2 Los Angeles 0, Philadelphia 13 Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 8, Chicago 5 New York 1. American League games show Cleveland 3 New York 0, Baltimore 8 Washington 3, Chicago 7 Los Angeles 6, Boston 3 Detroit 0, Kansas City 6 Minnesota 1.
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San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
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Oran
Sidi Bel Abbes
Foreign Legion
D-day
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