Strauss Defeat Ends Strauss Ambitions in Senate Vote
The defeat of Strauss for Commerce chief marks a partisan clash in Washington. Nixon and Johnson clash over the Senate rejection as Kennedy and Kennedy backers weigh political futures. Strauss’s resignation appears likely as White House seeks a new nominee and Eisenhower weighs next steps after the long confirmation fight.
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Court Will Name Three to Assess Expressway Land
Cole County Clerk officials announced that on Monday the circuit court will appoint three commissioners to assess the value of land belonging to 126 local property owners. The properties are to be condemned for the new city expressway after failed negotiations with the State Highway Commission.
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Strikes Leave Cities Paperless
In Jefferson City the Missouri strike dispute centers on fringe benefits and alleged Communist influence. ITU Local 80 demands a 36- to 44 hour week with pay rises, while the Star reports proposed wage hikes and holiday pay rules. The union seeks higher weekly pay. negotiations include retroactive and future increases proposed by the Star.
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Tension Mounts In Latin America Continues
Garcia Trujillo accuses a Dominican air force pilot of posing as an opponent and guiding insurgents from Puerto Rico to the Dominican Republic. Earlier reports cite about 65 rebels. Venezuelan President Betancourt says his navy and air force have been on alert since June 12 to prevent a Dominican attack.
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Nixon Still Plans Journey to Russia
Vice President Richard Nixon said his trip to the Soviet Union remains on track despite the Geneva Conference and will depart in late July. He emphasized the journey aims to open American exhibitions, not negotiate treaties, speaking after an address to the Young Republican Federation. Leslie U. McDaniel, 66, died in California on Thursday, with services held at United Church of Christ in California. Thailand considers death penalty for officials and judges found corrupt.
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Death of Edward Cottrell longtime Jefferson City post office clerk
Edward M. Cottrell 77 died at his home 111 Forest Hill Friday after a heart attack. A former Wisconsin native who moved to Jefferson City in 1903, he married Emma Day in 1905 and served 43 years at the local post office retiring in 1952. He was a Methodist and survived by his wife, one daughter, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body lay in a local funeral home from 3 p.m. today with services at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the home chapel. Reverend D Russell Lytle officiated. burial in River View Cemetery.
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Mrs Pace Dies Services Sunday in Eldon Church
Mrs Beulah Ann Pace 66 of Eldon dies just before noon Thursday active in Baptist Church and civic affairs. Survived by husband J A Pace four daughters one son two sisters one brother 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Sunday Eldon Baptist Church Rev M A Younger officiating burial Centertown Cemetery
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Monett
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Services Saturday For Leonard Berry
Leonard Berry 84 retired farmer died Thursday at his Iberia home. Services at Brays Advent Christian Church at 2 pm officiated by Rev. Harlie Goodwin. Burial in Union Cemetery. Survived by wife Effie Cross Berry three children Gey Berry Allenj Berry Pauline Bowden one sister Mrs Laura Livingston one brother Walter Berry and no grandchildren.
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Minn
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McDaniel Rites Held for Local Carpenter
Mr McDaniel a carpenter born June 23 1893 in Moniteau County died from a heart condition. He married Sophia Keil April 5 1916, she survives. He was a United Church of Christ member with a half brother Henry McDaniel living north of California. Rev E Koch officiated with burial at Evangelical Church Cemetery Nery.
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Commission Suspends Gas Rate Increase
The Power Commission suspended nearly 38 million of Cities Service Gas Co. proposed annual wholesale gas rate hike of 10.5 million dollars. The 22.9 percent increase would affect 162 wholesale customers across Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas with a hearing to follow.
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Gov Long Taken for Court Ordered Hospital Treatment
Gov Long, after fleeing a hospital dispute, was restrained and rushed to Baton Rouge where a court ordered commitment sent him to Mandeville. Officials report paranoia and delusions, with doctors planning at least 30 days of treatment and daily bulletins from Baton Rouge.
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Girl confronted By Six Youths
In Corona Queens a 14-year-old white girl was confronted three times by six Black youths aged 14 to 17. Police said the incident was not racial in nature, but fears of white retaliation prompted special police detail in the district. The victim, described as a pretty blonde eighth‑grader, was unnamed.
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Ten People Crushed by Tree in India Tragedy in Bhind
In Bhind a massive tree toppled onto a crowd of Hindus singing hymns injuring 25 and killing ten. Police said the accident occurred Friday as worshipers gathered beneath the tree.
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Blair Offers State Services in News Strike
Blair pledges state help amid a major news industry strike that halted work at major papers. The upheaval touched Missouri labor and press freedom amid calls for inquiry into communist influence and a proposed King Thompson style bill to safeguard the press from external pressure while preserving editorial independence. Eye witnesses identified gun violence at a tavern where Feltrop was shot and Cornett was implicated in the confrontation. Kinney urged a cautious approach to avoid government overreach while defending a free press.
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Khrushchev Pushes Summit Talks on Berlin Occupation
Khrushchev urged talks toward a summit while warning Washington and London that permanent occupation rights in Berlin must not be restored. He said a peace treaty with East Germany would end occupational rights, and any attempt to restore an occupation regime by force would be opposed with Warsaw Pact aid.
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Ike heads to presidential golf weekend at Camp David
President Eisenhower flies from Washington for a weekend of golf and rest at his country estate. He is joined by Aksel Neilsen of Denver, a mortgage investment executive and longtime friend, who visits during a Colorado vacation following the 1955 heart attack.
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Fatal tavern argument prompts police probe in Missouri
The bartender and owner James H. McDonald said she heard shots but did not know how the argument began. Sheriff Herman Abbott investigated with a deputy, continuing the search into daybreak. Prosecution noted no knife was involved. Obituary details note Cornett born April 11 1916 in Morgan County, married to Lois Rivers, survived by relatives. funeral at Rocky Mount Union Church with Rev. Zimmer officiating.
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Radio networks seek quick law to undo equal time rule
NBC and ABC urged Congress to amend the equal time rule for news casts. Sarnoff and Daly argued networks would be blocked from covering 1960 elections if the rule stands. Daly announced another presidential bid as the committee weighs exempting newscasts and conventions. Taipei honors top American commander Roland Smoot and wife with honorary citizenship.
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