Drop-In Donor Need Stressed in Blood Drive Talk
Judge Elliot Campf, Cole County Red Cross program head and probate judge, notes demand exceeds average bookings for Thursday and Friday. He says about 50 reservations exist and stresses reliance on drop-in donors to meet quotas while Dampt cites 25,000 eligible locally and urges at least 300 to donate to aid others and qualify donors and their families for emergency transfusions.
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Elliot Campf
Cole County Red Cross
Dampf
Dampt
Red Crags
Students hear about cycles of nations and Soviet systems
A forum speaker, T C Peterson, outlines a cycle from bondage to bondage and asks whether America faces the same fate. He compares capitalism socialism and communism using ownership and incentive as yardsticks while noting the Bloodmobile drive at the Christian Church attracts many lawyers.
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Southeast Asia
Cuba
Berlin Wall
America
T. C. Peterson
American Farm Bureau
Petersen
Christian Church
Capitol
Avenue
Adams Street
Campf
Jefferson City
M Acer
Police Study Murder Clues In Kansas City Case
Kansas City AP report says Metro officers pursued a lead in the Patrick Willoughby kidnapping and murder case. Attention focused on a car matching the earlier description as investigators connect the crime to nearby rural Clay County. Hattie Biscoe and her daughter Marion were slain in late April in the same area, with a man charged with first degree murder in that case.
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Kansas. City
Metro Squad
Patrick Willoughby
Willoughby
Smithville
Clay County
Hattie Biscoe
Marion
Biscoe
Death Log Missouri Highway Patrol Traffic Deaths
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports four fatalities in the last 24 hours ending midnight. For the year to date thirty five deaths, and forty five from the same period last year. One death is linked to an earlier accident.
Lodge son sees disaster not a political issue
Scranton defended Lodge as an agent of the President and said the ambassador’s position cannot neutralize Republicans on policy criticisms. He noted past stance that Lodge acted as presidential agent, not an impartial mediator. The governor warned against framing disaster response as politics and emphasized ongoing political considerations.
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Scranton
Lodge
Governor Names Circuit Judge Sixth Judicial Circuit
Gov. John M. Dalton announces the appointment of David Robert Clevenger of Platte City as the new judge for the Sixth Judicial Circuit to replace Andrew J. Higgins, who resigns to become a Missouri Supreme Court commissioner. Clevenger, a Democrat, will begin June 29, with other new posts for Ernest J. Tietjen Jr, Margaret Maness Banning, Peter V. McCay, Clarence M. Barksdale, Preston V. Walker and related terms.
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
David Robert Clevenger
Platte City
Andrew J. Higgins
Missouri Supreme Court
Clevenger
John M. Dalton
Ernest J. Tietjen Jr
Green Berry
State Board of Optometry
Margaret Maness Banning
Anderson
State Board of Cosmelogy
State Commission On Human Rights
Peter V. McCay
Nevada
Clarente M. Barksdale
Huntleigh Village
St. Louis County
Moon US Plans to Use Heavy Bomber Fleet in Asia
The United States plans to deploy the largest American bombers and heavy sky raider fighters in Southeast Asia. F 100 jets are already in position and daily takeoffs are reported from South Vietnam as T 28 and B 26 planes were replaced. Carrier forces and naval air strikes are described as possible, with conventional bombs to halt supply moves. President Johnson announced Gen Maxwell D Taylor would go to South Vietnam to replace the ambassador, signaling intensified action.
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South Viet Nam
Navy
Laos
7Th Fleet
Kity Hawk
Thel
South China Sea
United States
Viet Nam
China
Southeast Asia
Johnson
J Gen
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South
Henry Cabot Lodgers
Hafara
Deaths Mrs Jarrett Die In Hospital
Nellie Mae Jarrett 58 of 1303 E Water St died early Wednesday at St Mary's Hospital Born April 8 1907 in Tuscumbia she was married in 1938 to A J Jarrett She survived by two sons Roger D Jarrett Richard L Jarrett a step daughter Helen G Hartegan four sisters four brothers and two half brothers Funeral services will be at 2 am Friday at River Cemetery with burial there Members of the Church of Christ Jefferson City attended the service location and time details are given in the obituary
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Nellie Mae Jarrett
E. Water St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Oliver Kallenbach
Eugene
Roland Kallenbach
Valley Center
Kan
Jarrett
Church of Christ
Jefferson City
James Swafford
Rive Cemetery
General Johnson Civil War Vet Led Thai U.S. Mission Visit
General Johnson, a West Point graduate and WWII veteran from New Mexico, long served as deputy chief of staff of the Army. A six man Thai goodwill mission and College at Ft Leavenworth visit Formosa June 30, with details unclear. Weather forecast notes Missouri temperatures near normal, a two million dollar daily spending estimate, and light precipitation in parts of the state.
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Johnson
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S. Army
Ters
de BeGaulle
Sihanouk Grees
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Prince Norodom
Civil rights marchers flood Mississippi courthouse scene
A seven car motorcade bearing leaders including James Farmer and John Lewis arrived in Jackson to meet county officials about the search for missing CORE workers. The group, with Medgar Evers allies, pressed authorities as federal efforts grew.
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Farmer
Congress of Racial Equally
CORE
Lewis
Michel Schwerner
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Mississippi
Jackson
White House
Washington
Air Force
Dukes
Man Convicted Of Bank Robbery
Clin ton Hawkins of Potosi was found guilty of first degree robbery in Jefferson County Circuit Court under the habitual criminal act. A jury returned the verdict after bank employees testified Hawkins entered Farmers Bank of Antonia, jumped the counter, and took 5712 from tellers. He was subdued by bystanders and the money recovered. Hawkins had prior sentences for car theft and armed robbery.
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Hillsboro
Farmers Bank
Antonia
Circuit
Clinton Hawkins
Potosi
Jefferson County
R. T. Eversole
Hawkins
Potosia
Teresa Marie Holtschneider Dies in Rich Fountain
Teresa Marie Holtschneider 443 of Rich Fountain died of leukemia Tuesday night at St Marys Hospital in Jefferson City. She was the daughter of Hubert and Rita Ann Redel Holtschneider, who survive along with two sisters Patricia and Mary Haltschneider and three brothers Charles Daniel and Alan Holtschneider. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. service will be at Sacred Heart Church in Rich Fountain.
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Rich Fountain
Teresa Marie Holtschneider
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Hubert
Rita Ann Redel Holtschneider
Patricia
Mary Haltschneider
Charles
Daniel
Alan Haltschneider
Sacred Heart Church
Walter Friday 69 Dies in Kirksville
Walter Friday 69 former auditor and representative for the Sales Tax Division of the Missouri Department of Revenue died Wednesday at a Kirksville hospital. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving are one brother and two sisters. Funeral services and burial will be held Friday afternoon in Green City.
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Walter Friday
Kirksville
Friday
Department of Revenue
Presbyterian Church
Green City
Missouri Motor Hotel Adds Evening Buffet for All You Can Eat
In Jefferson City the Missouri Motor Hotel announces a new evening buffet from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Monday through Friday with all you can eat for 140 per person Children under 12 pay 1 00 Buffet includes a Sunday display of more than 40 dishes at noon for 1 00 adults and 0 00 for children 6 to 12 Free under 6.
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Shepley
ST. Louis
Ethan Shepley
Apeech
Supervision Management Club
Em ‘Rton Electric Co
Missouri
Missouri Motor Hotel
AL Buffet
Jefferson City
St Louis To Switch Police Lights To Blue
The St Louis police will adopt blue emergency lights while fire vehicles keep red and ambulances and tow trucks stay red. Public Safety Director Duffe said the change awaits Mayor Tuck's signature and will help distinguish police units.
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ST. Louis
Fire Departments
Raymond Tuckx
Robert Duffe
Nclude
Chicago
Radio Club Studies First Aid and Weather Spotting
The Central Missouri Citizens and Radio Club held a special Tuesday night session on first aid with Sgt. Robert E. Burress of the State Highway Patrol as instructor. A weather spotting report from Monday night noted several mobile radio units seen around the Capital City aiding patrols and Radio Station TWOS.
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Central Missouri
FTC Rule Faces Court Challenge Over Cigarette Warnings
The FTC adopts a rule requiring explicit health warnings on cigarette packaging and ads but allows court review, with firms free to challenge. The commission notes health risks and postpones enforcement to year end to push voluntary industry-wide changes amid industry skepticism.
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FTC
Dixon
Health Waxzard
U.S. Public Health Service
Tobacco Industry
Ben
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