Britain’s Butler to Visit Moscow for Talks with Khrushchev
Foreign Secretary Richard A. Butler announced in Parliament that he will travel to Moscow this summer to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Foreign Minister Gromyko. The trip aims to push East West understanding and follow up a suggestion made eight months earlier. Butler’s tour will mix official business with a countrywide itinerary, while ministers weigh Allied consultation. He outlined Britain's stance on Soviet Chinese tensions, Eastern Europe liberalization, economic growth challenges, and continued U S partnership for European defense within a nuclear arms framework.
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Khrueshchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
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House of Commons
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Africa
Middle East
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Europe
United States
Oil Fires Bring Rebuild Efforts After 1955 Quake
The city, rebuilt after a past quake, faced a 1955 fire and flood that caused extensive damage. Residents queued for water as oil and floodwaters filled streets, with officials predicting four to five years for rehabilitation. Plans called for floodwater to be ferried in as several ships capsized. Additional affected cities included Murakami Mizuhara Mitsuke and Toyosaka.
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Mizuhara
Mitsuke
Toyosaka
Connally Heads Texas Democrats at State Convention
Gov John Connally swept the Texas Democratic Convention in Houston, beating Yarborough supporters by large margins. Delegates pledged to President Johnson for the August national convention. Frank Erwin named national committeeman and Mrs Eugene Locke named national committeewoman from Dallas. Connally briefly thanked delegates.
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Tex
John Connally
Connally
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
Texas
Johnson
Democratic Committee
Frank Erwin
Austin
Eugene Locke
Dallas
Connelly
Daily Capital News publication details and rates
The Daily Capital News of Jefferson City outlines publisher and staff credits, delivery and mail rates, and circulation information. It lists ownership by Mr and Mrs Robert Gobborn and Mr and Mrs William B H Weldon, with executives and editors named, and notes Association Press affiliation and subscription prices for local, in-state, and out-of-state readers.
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Daily Capital News
Robert Co. Gobborn
William BH. Weldon
L. Rosy
Joseph G. Majersey
The
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Ocel News
Rio
Missouri
Miseuri
Misgouri
Unites States
Gureau
Dat Kar-Wirt
Laos Leaders Warn Of U.S. Security Role Amid Bombing
Souphanouvong met visitors at a villa overlooking a lake as Laotian T2Bs bomb Pathet Lao targets six miles away. Diplomatic escorts flew over Plaine des Jarres with diplomats from India Canada Poland Britain and the Soviet Union. Souphanouvong alleged American crews manned six T28 bombers used against Khang Khay while Washington denied recent jet missions.
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Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Control Commission
Vientiane
Plaine Des Jarres
Khang Khav
John Denson
Vassily
Tehepnew
Cochairmen
Khang Khay
U.s.-L
Lair
Pathet Lap
United States
Souvanna Phoura
U.S
Lou Vanna
U Thant Urges Troop Extension In Cyprus Area
Secretary General Thant urged the UN to extend its Cyprus mission for three months to prevent renewed Greek Turkish fighting. He noted easing tensions but rising arms smuggling and warned funding may not be secured. the 11 nation Security Council planned to decide on continuation.
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N.Y
APY
USN
J Thant
Cyprus
Security Council
Thant
U.N
I Thant
United State
Britain
Postal Workers Plan Weekend Staff Increases
Gronauski cites adding weekend mail sorters to ensure Monday delivery and protect against further rate rises. He notes post office economies enabled a government tax cut and new funding for needy programs, praising the House for approving a pay raise for postal and federal employees.
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House
Rights Debated As Amendments Fail In Federal Aid Issues
A Tuesday vote rejected amendments aimed at exempting home entertainment venues from Title I coverage and blocking federal grants to private institutions. A move to strike Title I and a clause allowing attorney fees were also defeated. South lawmakers backed an amendment adding “wilfully” to the public accommodations provision, but it failed 50 to 43. Separately, a 16-year-old student pilot was seriously injured in a crash near Sunset Country Club in west St. Louis County. Ronald T. of Affton, flying about 25 minutes, encountered engine trouble and struck trees on Mrs. Eleanor Anheuser’s estate.
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API
U S Officials Refute Cyprus Solution Talk and Germany Policy
Fighting on Cyprus continues as Undersecretary George Ball denies U S preference for Cyprus Greece union. Phillips says no change in U S policy toward German reunification. Papandreou and Inonu invited to Washington with meetings set in late June.
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George Ball
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Mediterranean
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Ismet Inonu
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Incnu
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Papandreou
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Germany
Ex-Convict Gets 99-Year Term
Ex convict Gerald Tellamble was sentenced to 99 years in prison for the killing of 17 year old John Howell at the St. Francois County jail in Farmington. Judge Edward Ever sole imposed the term under habitual criminal provisions after denying a new trial bid. Johnson, 20, of Farmington, awaits trial on a first degree murder charge.
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Gerald Tellamble
St. Francois County
Farmington
Edward Eversole
Hillsboro
Tettamble
St. Louis
John Howell
Dee ] Run
Jaites
Tilled Tettamble
Stanley Dale Johnson
Fort Wood Soldier and Wife Die in Crash Near St Robert
Fort Leonard Wood soldier Charles Dean Smith and his wife Gloria, married two weeks, were killed when their sports car left US Highway 66, jumped a ditch, struck three trees and overturned about two miles east of St. Robert. Both were thrown from the car. who was driving was not determined.
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Tapwa
Port Leonard Wood
St. Robert
Charles Dean Smith
Gloria
Smith
Cenral
Fort Leonard Wood
Youth Gets 12 Years On Murder Conviction In KC
Artura Winifred Hamilton, 17, was convicted of second degree murder for the April 1 shooting of a man who resisted a holdup. He received 32 years in the Missouri Penitentiary. Hamilton and Billy Ray Leon, 17, were charged in the axing of John Williams, 40. Leon pleaded guilty on May 11 and awaits sentencing.
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Kansas City
Artura Winifred Hamilton
Missouri
Hamilton
Billy Ray Leon
John Williams
Leon
J A Southern Buys Largest State Weekly Raytown News
Raytown Mo AP report says James Allen Southern former Pleasant Hill Times owner acquired Raytown News Inc from Ken Clayton and Mildred J Garvin widow of A Cap Garvin, who founded the paper in 1926.
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Raytown, Mo
Missouri
Raytown News
James Allen Southern
Pleasant Hill Times
Southern
Rastown News, Inc
Ken Clayton
Mildred J. Garvin
Garvin
Tractor Accident Kills Memphis Farmer
A farmer, Edward Hatfield, died after a tractor overturned on him while he mowed hay on the Lloyd Smith farm inside nine miles northeast of Memphis Missouri. He died about five hours later at Kirksville hospital.
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Edward Hatfield
Kirksville
Lloyd Smith
Neosho Man Killed In California Mishap
Neosho Missouri resident Paul Beatty, 54, was killed when his vehicle went out of control and overturned on the Auburn Forest Highway near Auburn California. Beatty was reportedly in the area for work. his Neosho address is 610 Delaware Street.
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Forrest Hin
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Delaware St
Khrushchev Opens 19 Day Scandinavian Tour
Soviet Premier Khrushchev began a 19 day Scandinavian swing in Copenhagen with light humor and warnings to Danes about assuming superiority. He drank freely at a luncheon and behind guarded routes to the Royal Hotel as Denmark prepared tight security for the visiting party of 40 officials.
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Missouri Sees Major Reservoir Plans and Soil Aims
Engineers describe hydroelectric projects and large reservoirs in Missouri including Pattonsburg, Chariton, Little Chariton basins and the Thomas Hill Reservoir. President Johnson recommended $1.5 million to start Kaysinger Bluff, a $146 million project near Lake of the Ozarks, to spur power and industrial growth. Howard Jackson notes soil and water conservation districts expanding to 20 since Feb 1961 and pending applications totaling 20 more.
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Wachendorf
Missouri
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Big Kaysinger Bluff
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Howard ¢. Jackson
Soil Conservation Service
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Corps of Engineers
Ser
Geant Floyd
Goldwater Seeks Southern Support At 1964 Nomination
Goldwater addressed a Texas audience arguing the Republican path to victory in 1964 hinges on winning substantial support in the South. He warned the U S faces disarmament and accused the Soviet Union of greater military strength via missiles aimed at Western Europe, challenging liberal press fears about his nomination.
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Republican Party
Goldwater
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
Fe Han
Six Die as Barges Rammed Bridge on Lake Route
A 241 mile bridge over a lake was struck by barges causing six deaths. Visibility was excellent and the lake calm. A bus from Jackson Mississippi, Ernest Vaughn age 38, was reported in fair condition after abdominal surgery. Staff Sgt William Cockerham of Fort Benning Georgia was listed in good condition with multiple bruises. The red and silver bus had left on a 210 mile run to Jackson. Bridge officials estimated days to replace four sections, detouring traffic and adding 30 miles to the Jackson trip. An Eastern Air Lines crash in February killed 50 aboard and remains unsolved.
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Ernest Vaughn
Jackson
Miss
William Cockerham
FE. Benning
Bridge Commission
Eastern Air Lines
Walker Arraigned On Murder Charges in Biscoe Case
Andrew Jackson Walker, 38, was arraigned on separate first degree murder charges in the slayings of Mrs. Hattie Biscoe, 93, and her daughter Mrs. Marion Biscoe, 67. Magistrate Jay B. Wilson appointed four attorneys after Walker declared no funds. He was held without bond. preliminary hearings set for June 24 in Platte County.
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Platte County
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Biscoes
Smithville
Joplin Woman Dies In Highway Mishap
A Joplin woman, Betty Jo Mel Millan, 34, was killed when her car struck a media barrier at the U S 71 Interstate 44 interchange on the south edge of Joplin. She was alone and was thrown from the vehicle as it rolled over.
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Joplin
Betty Jo Mel Millan
Deaths of Jesse C Harris Dies at 94 in Jefferson City
Jesse Oliver Harris age 94 of 702 BE High St died Friday at Jefferson City hospital after months of illness. Born January 1, 1870 in Annis Indiana, he moved to Jefferson City as a child. Survived by six daughters, three sons, 25 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. church member Bonds Chapel Methodist. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at a local funeral home with burial in Elstan Cemetery.
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Mary Evelyn Butler
Boone County
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The
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Centertown
William Taylor
Kansas City
R. G Miller
Albuquerque
N. ML
William Connell
Kan
Jewel Woodland
Roy C. Harris
Tucson
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Herbert Harris
Glendale
Aviv
Harris
Bonds Chapel Methodist Church
D. Russell Lytle
Funeral ‘Home
Elstan Cemetery
Ex Teacher Here I Dies in Florida
Hoyt R. Matthews, husband of former Miss Florence Bruto of Jefferson City, died Tuesday morning in Hialeah Florida. He is survived by his widow two sons and a number of nieces and nephews. Mrs Matthews taught about 30 years at East School before moving to Florida fifteen years ago. Funeral services and burial will be Friday in Lake City.
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Hoyt R. Matthews
Florence Bruto
Jefferson City
Hialeah
Goodman Dies at Memorial Hospital in Jefferson City
R P Goodman 67 of Belle died Monday at Memorial Community Hospital in Jefferson City. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at First Christian Church Belle with burial in Memorial Gardens Owensville. Born Oct 15 1898 in Summerfield Mo son of W P and Susan Riddenhour Goodman. Survived by wife Mabel married Sept 15 1917 a son Thomas E Goodman Belle a daughter Nadine Moosmann Columbia a sister Lattie Pope Belle and seven grandchildren.
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Hainey P. Goodman
Memorial Community Hospital
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Memorial Gardens
Owensville
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Summerfield
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Susan Rid ‘Enhour Goodman
Mabel
Richard Rearick Dies in Watertown New York
Richard Rearick, 42, died Sunday in Watertown New York. Survived by wife Pat and three children Dianne Dale and Rick all at home. Also survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Rearick Cheswick Pennsylvania and two brothers Erwin Rearick San Antonio and Ortho O Rearick Holts Summit. Funeral arrangements are in definite.
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Watertown
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Dianne
Dale
Rick
Oscar Rearick
Cheswick
Erwin Rearick
San Antonio
Ortho O. Rearick
Holts Summit
Graveside Rites Held for Infant Angelbeck
Lori Kay Angelbeck, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Angelbeck, died stillborn at Charles E. Still Hospital. Graveside services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church cemetery conducted by Rev. Walter W. Niedner. Surviving are the parents and paternal and maternal grandparents.
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Lori Kay Angelbeck
Michael J. Angelbeck
Johnson St
Charles E. Still Hospital
John Angelbeck
Buchanan St
James W. Bechel
Hiverside Drive
Trinity LutheransChorcd
Walter W. Niedner
Goldwater Wins Arkansas Votes
Nine of Arkansas's twelve Republican delegates will cast first ballot votes for Sen. Barry Goldwater, a reversal from a prior plan to back Winthrop Rockefeller as a favorite son. John Ward, Rockefeller campaign director, said the shift came from a delegate poll, with Rockefeller and three others remaining uncommitted.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Barry Goldwater
Winthrop Rockefeller
Goldwater
John Ward
Rockefeller
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