Warren Probers Complete Talks With Witnesses
The Warren Commission closed its scheduled testimony after seven months of hearings with Secret Service chief James Rowley as the final witness. Commissioners may hear more testimony in writing if questions remain, with reports expected by June 30. Rowley, questioned about Kennedy security and agency conduct, was not Dallas when Kennedy was shot.
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Secret Service
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Senate
Rights Bill Moves Toward White House Action
The bill, halted by a Southern filibuster, sees final ora tory after Senate leadership shifts. Final passage anticipated with House-set July 4 signing aim, despite Southern opposition and concerns over equal rights implementation.
Johnson Invades California for Campaign Swing
President Johnson travels to California to court voters and raise funds for the Democrats. He starts at Edwards Air Force Base for a briefing and jet view, then stops in San Francisco and Los Angeles before returning Sunday, aiming to pad California's 40 electoral votes. Democrats target critical Bay Area events and dinners to boost support.
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San Franciscco
Bay Area
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
FBI burglary method and entry patterns brief
FBI data shows 41 percent of burglaries used firearms or cutting weapons while the rest involved other weapons. Forcible entry occurred in 77 percent of burglaries, unlawful entries without force accounted for 16 percent, and seven percent were attempted burglaries.
Court Continued: Army speech row and Roberts recall
Roberts faced Army clearance hurdles over a speech titled Is Pro-Blue Troop Training Un-American which he planned for the D A R convention in 1962. He spoke at the convention criticizing G Mennen Williams and Los Angeles mayor Barnell Yorty, was removed from active service, returned to Denver, and pursued reinstatement amid court battles ending with an appeals court remand.
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Wetker
Germany
G. Mennen Williams
Barnel Yorty
Los Angeles
U.S. District Court
Burnita Shelton Matthews
Court of Appeals
District Court
Judges and Board Inspect County Jail Tour
County judges Fred Distler Sherwood Wyatt and Henry Heidbreder joined Circuit Judge Sam C Blair as they met with the newly formed Board of Visitors during a jail inspection Wednesday. Board Chairman Joseph G Majersky praised the cooperation of four officials, noting this was the Board’s second jail tour and that it will reconvene on July without commenting on plans.
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Sam C. Blair
Fred Distler
Sherwood Wyatt
Henry Heidbreder
Joseph G. Majersky
Fof
Browington Farmer Struck by Train Engine In Missouri
A 72 year old Brownington farmer, Chris D Dody, was seriously injured when a Frisco engine pulling a caboose struck his tractor at a private crossing. He fell from the tractor after it was carried about 63 feet, suffering a fractured right arm, lacerations, and possible serious leg injuries. He was taken to Clinton General Hospital.
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Clinton, Mo
Chris D. Dody
Brownington
Dody
Clinton General Hospital
Debt limit debate rises over 324 billion ceiling
Mills claims 27 billion will be spent from spending authority plus 70 billion from appropriations leaving 66 billion, though figures suggest closer to 64 billion. Treasury back door spending cited. Halleck blasts 324 billion cap as incomprehensible while McCormack defends Johnson budget actions.
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Mills
Congress
Treasury
House
Charles A. Halleck
GOP
Ways, Land Means Committee
Halleck
Jess
John McCormack
Mass
Johnson
Hearnes Names Campaign Officials for Governor Bid
Warren EB Hearnes announced two campaign appointees to lead the effort in central Missouri. Lilbern Davis, Macon County clerk, will head the Hearnes-for-Governor committee in that area, while Mrs. Dean Doyle of Marshall will direct the Saline County women’s division. Doyle said Hearnes supports more women in elective and administrative roles in state government.
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Warren EB. Hearnes
Lilbern Davis
Macon County
Hearnes
Davis
Missouri
Dean Doyle
Marshall
Saline County
NAILY CAPITAL NEWS history and staff notes
NAILY CAPITAL NEWS presents a brief masthead with publishers Mr and Mrs Robert C Goshorn from 1827 1953 and 1953 1958 ES SAE SS TSE WE Mr and Mrs Sliam HL Weldon listed as laborers William OH Weldon president Rose executive vice president and general manager Joseph G Snajtersky editor in chief the paper published monthly except Monday at 110 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri subscription rates shown for various delivery options and counties including Missouri and out of state.
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Naily Capital News
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Sliam HL Weldon
William OH
Weldon
Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Snajersky
The
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Esond Clase
Jefferson City
Mao
Associated Press
WS News
Foces News
Cayzier
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulatior
Oecil
Contempt Citation Dropped Against Mayor Meers
In St Joseph Missouri Mayor Arthur J Meers contempt of court citation was dismissed after he apologized to Judge William H Kimberlin for failing to appear at a hearing. The episode stemmed from a rodeo planned for City Stadium and an injunction to halt the event, issued after about 50 baseball fans protested potential field damage. The rodeo moved to Savannah Missouri.
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Arthur J. Meers
William H. Kimberltin
Meers
Kimberlin
Rodeo Igroup
Jredeo
City Stadium
Say
Annah, Mo
Scranton’s belated bid faces brief civil rights protest at Capitol
Scranton spent 24 hours at home mapping new campaign plans for the GOP bid. He encountered a civil rights demonstration at the state Capitol over alleged police brutality, which was later called off. He termed it a focal matter handled by aides after arriving home at 6 a.m. from a five state Midwest tour. He said his first week of campaigning had unusual success beyond expectations.
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Scranton
Midwest
Goldwater Opposes Civil Rights Bill Over Discrimination Clauses
Goldwater said he would vote against the civil rights bill due to its discrimination provisions in housing and employment. He backed the rest of the measure but argued the amendments failed to improve those sections. He warned against misinterpretation of his stance and noted the need for a large federal police force to enforce the bill.
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Goldwater
GOP
John Marrow Dies at Dixon and Youth Program Aid
IBERIA Special John Marrow aged 65 died Thursday at his home near Dixon He was born July 20 1894 in Maries County to Harvey and Mary Jane Marrow Married July 23 1915 to Dulcie Cason survivors include three sons Henry Marrow John Marrow and William Marrow one daughter Mabel Hamilton two sisters and 11 grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Wheeler Christian Church near Iberia with Rev Earl Jones officiating Burial in Lawson Cemetery near Iberia
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Maries County
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Delaplaine
Ark
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Brumley
Wheeler Christian Church
Earl Jones
Lawson Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Mella Bagby at 91 in Jefferson City
Mrs. Mella May Bagby 91 of 413 East Capitol Avenue died Wednesday night at St. Marys Hospital after two years of declining health. Born January 4 1873 in Cairo Missouri she was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Stigall. She lived in Centertown and Jefferson City since 1958 and was married to Dr B H Bagby who died in 1927. Survived by two daughters a son six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at a Jefferson City funeral home chapel with interment in California Cemetery.
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St. Mary's Hospital
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Cairo
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Hardin College
Mexico
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Jefferson City
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First Baptist Church
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Hazel Felsing
Dallas
Texas
Wilment, ML
Jefferson City Funeral Home
California Cemetery
California
Lawmaker Interruption Sparks Debate Over Bill Scope
During a congressional session Rep William M Colmer of Mississippi interrupted Frelinghuysen who warned that the chamber is being asked to vote on the bill before knowing how many people will be affected.
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Miss
Frelinghuysen
Congress
Pair Convicted For Mail Fraud In Kansas City
Two Missouri men H Dean Hodges of Springfield and Jack T Atkinson of Lowry City were convicted of using the mails to defraud. Sentencing deferred, they posted $5600 bonds. The case ties to a scheme connected with the Global Advertising Company in Kansas City, alleging about $3500 initially and up to $160,000 later via newspaper ads. The bill aims to fund community programs, part time jobs for needy students, and small farmer loans, but details on beneficiaries and specifics remain disputed.
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Missouri
H. Dean Hodges
Springfield
Jack T. Atkinson
Lowry City
Eye
Hit Company of
Sauips
Former Kansas City Lawyer Indicted in Bank Conspiracy Case
Alfred H. Osborne once a Kansas City lawyer was indicted with Hodges and Atkinson. Osborne later received a 15 year sentence for conspiracy to rob banks but was dropped as a defendant and listed as a co conspirator.
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Kansas City
Hodges
Atkinson
Osborne
Banks
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