Kemper Attacks Opponents With Intimidation Charge
Kansas City Republican Senate candidate Crosby Kemper accuses unnamed foes of intimidation during speeches at the Governor Hotel in Jefferson City. He vows to attack opponents on issues, predicts victory in the August primary, and critiques Edward Long and Stuart Symington while warning of rising inflation if action is not taken.
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Crosby Kemper
Kansas City
United States Senate
Jefferson City
Kemper
Governor Hotel
Edward V. Long
St. Louis
Long
Sen
Stuart V. Symington
Missouri
Keys
Senate
Crosby Kemper Jr
U.S. Senate
Cindy Kemper
Everett D. Sugarbaker
The
Citizens For
Weather Summary for Jefferson City and Vicinity
Partly cloudy this morning turning fair with a high near 90 and a low around 65. Yesterday's high 86 and low 65 set no notable records. precipitation 0.0 in the past 24 hours. River stage at Peterson City shown as 30.75.
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Jefferson City
P.micerese
B.miressers
P.minassee
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Ese
Petterson City
Svvers
Prison Break Triggers Tighter Missouri Prison Security
Six death row inmates at a Missouri penitentiary failed in a Sunday night escape attempt, prompting Monday security changes. TV sets were removed from death row, a barred corridor will separate death row cells, and an intercom radio will be installed in the basement administration area. Corrections director James D. Carter ordered immediate action after criticizing lax guard performance and warning discipline for failure to follow orders.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Corrections
James D. Carter
E. V. Nash
Carter
Nash
Alcatraz
France Hurls New Charges at Salan Could Mean Death
Paris reports that Raoul Salan, 63, already serving a life term for treason, faces new charges that could carry the death penalty. Judicial sources say he directed secret army funds, wrote to Andrew Canal, and ordered large sums to be distributed to Bidault and a Captain B, while details continue to unfold from prison.
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France
Salan
Paris
Raoul Salan
Secret Army
Edmond Jouhaud
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Andrew Canal
Canal
George Bidault
Springfield Woman Given 5 Year Suspended Sentence
A 19 year old Springfield woman received a five year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to kidnapping charges. She and her 17 year old sister Wanda Reed were arrested in Tucumcari New Mexico with Brian Keith Clark while babysitting. Reed was sent to juvenile court and ordered to the state home for mentally retarded children at Marshall.
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Springfield
Shirley Ann Johnson
Wanda Reed
Tucamcari
N.M
Brian Keith Clark
California
Miss Reed
Marshall
Jackson County Tax Assessments Show Gain
Jackson County tax assessments for the year show a gain of 23 029 805 over last year. Dan T McKeever, county assessor, said the total valuation on all property for state county and school taxes is 1 086 068 680.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Dan T. McKeever
U.S. Blames Berlin Wall for City Violence
The United States accused East Berlin authorities and the Soviet Union of creating and maintaining the Berlin Wall to block free movement, urged a four power meeting in Berlin, and noted East Berlin guards opened fire, with West Berlin police returning fire. Britain and France joined in delivering identical notes to the Kremlin.
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United States
Berlin Wall
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Britain
France
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Moscow
West Berlin
Berlin
Deail
East Berlin
Eagleton rules on two questions in Missouri opinion
Attorney General Thomas F. Eagleton ruled that a former justice of the peace who is not a lawyer cannot become a magistrate judge. The ruling came after Frederick E. Steck, Scott County prosecutor, argued a nonlawyer served as JP for two years until 1944 and now seeks the magistrate post. In a separate opinion, Eagleton said cattle guards cannot be erected on a county road without county court permission.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Frederick E. Steck
Scott County
J.P.S
William B. Milfelt
Jefferson County
Air Force releases funds for Kirksville and Hutchinson builds
The Air Force announced release of 442000 dollars for new operations buildings at bases in Kirksville Missouri and Hutchinson Kansas. The Kirksville project totals 225000 dollars and the Hutchinson project totals 217000 dollars.
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Washington (C
Air Force
Kirksville
Hutchinson
Kan
Blue Law Edict Facing Challenge in Kansas City Hearing
Kansas City officials and business leaders urged reform of Missouri Sunday blue laws at an unofficial hearing. Gus Oxler of Cy Young Hardware complained he faced enforcement while a Grandview store remained open. Mayor Bartle and Mayor Fox urged a uniform one day weekly closing with managerial discretion. The 137 year old statute drew criticism as it pushes shopping to neighboring states.
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Kansas City
Gus Oxler
Cy Young Hardware Co
Grandview
Aic
George Morgan
Jackson County
H. ‘Roe Bartle
John S. Fox
Baytown
Indicted in Phone Betting Ring in Illinois
Everett A. Smith and three others were indicted in U.S. District Court on conspiring to use the telephone to transmit bets in interstate commerce and to obtain horse race betting information. Co defendants include Enoch Veazey Abraham Kauffman and Walter Groesser.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Everett A
Warpy) Smith
U.S. District Court
Enoch F.possum) Veazey
Abraham Kauffman
East St. Louis
Walter P. Groesser
Mehlville
Smith
Panama
Ill
U.S
Eastern and British leaders agree on cold war diplomacy
In London, Secretary Dean Rusk and Foreign Secretary Lord Home reached unified positions on handling Communist threats from Berlin to Formosa. They noted Soviet internal strain may push moderation, discussed Chinese military buildup near Quemoy and Matsu, and said actions were defensive rather than offensive to aid Thai troop landings.
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Lord Home
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Home
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Quemoy
Matsu
Thailand
Chiang Kai-shek
Goa
India
U.S
South Viet Nam
Commission
G. P. Parthasarathi
F. G. Hotton
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
Senators consider new laws as airline deadlock continues
Washington AP report says deadlock over airline labor disputes motivates lawmakers to act. Eastern Air Lines strike grounds service while Pan American faces possible Tuesday shutdown. Labor Secretary Goldberg reports ongoing talks in New York, FAA cites safety license issue, senators discuss federal board to handle airline jurisdiction.
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Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Arthur J. Goldberg
Pan American
New York
Goldberg
Eastern
Flight Engineers Union
Federal Aviation Agency
Engineers
NE. Halaby
FAA
Trans World Airlines
Santa Barbara
Calif
Flight Engineers Association
Supreme Court declares public school prayer unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled that any requirement for a public school teacher to lead pupil prayers violates the Constitution. Justice Hugo L. Black said government should not compose official prayers for a religious program, and even denominationally neutral or voluntary prayers carry coercive pressure on minorities. The decision was delivered on the final day of the 1961 62 term with other major rulings noted.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Black
Secretary Freemen reprimands ASCS official over Estes report
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman publicly reprimanded Thomas H. Miller acting Southwest area director for failing to tell investigators he wrote a report under a superior’s instructions that recommended cotton allotments in the Estes case be allowed to stand for 1961 onward. Miller said the recommendation conflicted with his view and came at direction of Emery E. Jacobs, a former ASCS deputy administrator who resigned. The reprimand was announced as a House subcommittee probed the Estes matter amid related court actions in Pecos Texas where Estes lawyers sought an immediate trial on state theft charges and jury selection began. Estes faces federal fraud charges over fertilizer tank mortgages and big-scale cotton farming ventures. The reprimand will remain in Miller’s personnel file and could influence future actions.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Department
Bilie Sol Estes
Freeman
Thomas H. Miller
Southwest Area
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Estes
Emery E. Jacobs
ASCS
Agriculture Secretary
Agriculture Department
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Pecos
Tex
Miller
Mosquitos Hamper 35th's Field Training
At Camp Ripley Minnesota the 35th Infantry Division began four days of counter insurgency style field training. Severe mosquitos forced soldiers to contend with swarms in bivouac areas and roads. Supplies of insect repellant ran low at the camp pest exchange and nearby towns. Spray rigs operated to control the pests.
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Minn
35Th Infantry Division
Missouri and
Kansas National Guardsmen
Little Falls
Brainerd
Prayers in Missouri Public Schools Deemed Local Choice
Missouri officials say no state policy governs school prayers. Commissioner Hubert Wheeler notes prayer policy rests with individual districts, while Kansas City schools report varied opening exercises without a standard form, left to each school's administration.
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Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Hubert Wheeler
Bailey Gardner
Kansas City
Commission Reports Reds Seeking To Overthrow Viet Namese Government
A three nation Viet Nam control commission report asserts North Viet Nam aims to overthrow the U S backed South Viet Nam government and accuses the United States and South Viet Nam of violating the 1954 Geneva armistice by forming a de facto military alliance.
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London
Viet Nam Control Commission
United States
South Viet Nam
Poland
U.S
Soviet Union
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Britain
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Cow
North Viet Nam
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Saigon
Republic of Viet Nam
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Hanoi
Viet Nam
India
Justice Dept Subpoenas Records From Major Steel Firms
US Steel said the Justice Department subpoenaed telephone numbers and expense accounts for some executives. Other firms named include Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin, Wheeling, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, with records sought dating back to June 1961. The grand jury probe concerns steel price increases and is ongoing.
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New York
US. Steel Corp
Justice Department
U.S. Steel
Dow-Jones Business News Service
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corp
Dow Jones
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Washington
Lee Loevinger
Antitrust Division
Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Loevinger
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