Turkish Cypriot Leader Seeks U Thant Ruling on Grivas Return
Turkish Cypriot vice president Dr Fazil Kuchuk urged U Thant to judge if Gen George Grivas’s return violated a U N Security Council resolution. He also accused Greek ships of smuggling personnel and arms into Cyprus, calling it an invasion. Grivas met with President Makarios to discuss Greek Turkish tensions and visited a prison where 11 Eoka fighters were executed.
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Cyprus
U.N
U Thant
George Grivas
U.N. Security Council
Fazil Kuchuk
Thant
Mediterranean
Greece
Grivas
Makarios
Eoka
Kuchuk
Security Council
Mississippi search for missing civil rights workers continues
Sailors based at Meridian join FBI and state patrol in a coordinated search across six to ten miles of rural swampy terrain near Philadelphia for three civil rights volunteers missing after investigating a burned Negro church. Lt Cmdr James Wassell leads nine sailors per team with an FBI agent and patrolman, following clues from a charred station wagon found in Bogue Chitto swamp. President Johnson awaits Allen Dulles report on racially tense Mississippi situation as authorities probe possible burial sites and railroad lines for leads.
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Cmdr
James Wassell
Meridian Base
Navy
FBI
Meridian
Snake
Chitto
Mississippi
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Allen W. Dulles
CIA
Jackson
Reedy
Dulles
White House
Launderdale
Reymond Davis
Bush Argues State Problems Can Be Solved
Missouri hopeful Lt. Gov Hilary A. Bush outlines in a eight county rally how he would tackle state issues if elected governor. He cites agriculture research, foreign trade centers, financing for industry, expanded vocational training, tourism, recreation, and road upgrades following interstate completion.
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Nevada
Hilary A. Bush
Missouri
Thel
Big Kaysinger Bluff
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage River
Candidate Withdraws But Still Running
Kansas City lawyer Dr. Morris Duncan withdrew from the Jackson County coroner race to concentrate on the U S Senate GOP nomination. He remains a candidate for the Senate seat facing opponent Jean Paul Bradshaw of Springfield Seena es.
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Kansas City
Morris Duncan
Thurs- Gey
U. S. Senate
Jackson County
Senate
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
Seena Es
Me and Mes Mars Advert, Weldon Editor Note
Obscure newspaper masthead text from 1927 and 1953 issues lists publishers editors and pricing. It names Elie Weldon as president and G Malzary as editor, with standard news bureau affiliations and subscription rates for Missouri regions and outside areas.
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Goshoen
Elie Weldon
William
Dia
Ross City
Cole
Cole and Adjoining Cemntio
Missouri
Allcsouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Cirewatass Dia
Ulett seeks across the board salary increases
Dr. George A. Ulett, head of the State Division of Mental Diseases, asked the IState Merit System Board for statewide pay raises to recruit and retain staff amid higher federal and private sector wages. He noted 58 percent of 6,169 employees earned below the $3,000 poverty level as of June 1, 1964, with high turnover and demand for more trained workers across state hospitals.
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George A. Ulett
Istate Merit System Board
Mental Diseases
Ulett
Johnson
Driverless Truck Damages Meta Market Front in IGA Aisle
A driverless truck rolled into the front of the Meta IGA store at 8:30 a.m. causing an estimated $2,000 in damage. The Missouri Highway Patrol reported the truck had been parked across the street by 17 year old Ronald Bauer of Dixon. The motor was left running and the emergency brake on but not tight. The vehicle rolled back into the building. The supermarket is owned by Ben Winkleman of Meta.
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IGA
Meta
Missouri Highway Patrol
Ronald Jude Bauer
Dixon
Ben Winkleman
Army unit heads to Wisconsin camp for two weeks
An advance detachment from the 4th Howitzer Battalion 84th in Jefferson City leaves for a two week active duty training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. The main body will join next week and depart from the Jefferson City Reserve Center. Ninety five officers and men plus families attend summer camp with service battery led by Lt Endicott and officers Haralson and Keith. Funeral of Clarence Steaie at Mexico church Sunday. The reservists return July 1.
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J. C. Paul
le Artillery
United States Army
James B. de Reserve
Columbia
Wesplore
Clarence R
Martin J
Nnal
Beck
Roy J. Barnes
Camp McCoy
Wis
John F. Bernskoetter
Louis M. Eiken
Patrick
J. Fennewald
Ronald M
Forekt
Leroy J. Sommerstuart Hunter
Ub. 30
East
U. S
Gilbert
J. Bisges
A. D. Hunter
Army Reserve Center
Tan-14
Clarence H. Heckman
Laurel Drive
Jefferson Ner Bridge
Donald J. Jungmeyer
City
James Runner
Cocoa
Ing
Wilbur FP
Sage
Gerhardt Fla
David Hunter
Holts
H. Lueckenotte
Vernon A.mit
Miss Bather
Cole
Schuelen
Ray G. Staley
Gleen Hunter
Francis
Fie
David P
Robert C. Hunt- Boeckman
Pic
Victor I. Philfer
Lips
Robert E. Rodeman
Robert C. Schnieders
Clem F. Kempker Jr
Eugene
Richard A. Bexton
Westphalia
August P. Dudenhoeffer Jr
Chamois
Robert H
Meta
James N. Kliethermes
Henley
Robert F. Lueckenotte
St. Thomas
Charles
Rudraff
Rich Fountain
Bernard F. Samson
Linn
Darrell D. Sherell
Ronald M. Sherrell
Off
Francis L. Struemph
Iberia
Martin J. Wolken
Holts Summit
Randolph B. Bexton
Arthur H. Boeckman
Xoeltziowa
Richard Dudenhoeffer
Patrick E. Kelley
Vinson D. Turner
Hartsburg
Kenneth H. Lepper
4Th Howitzer
Melvin E. Endicott
John W. Haralson
Walter J. Keith
Hershel Bledsoe
Byron B. Dysart
Woodrow W. Lewis
Charles E. Beatte
Nelson G. Cook
Carl N. Smith
Gerald F. Wireman
Franklin Zimmerman
Harold E. Augerer
Eldred B. Proctor
Jack T. Johnson
Harold J. Prenger
Loren
A.M.E
Mex
Robert L. Werdenhausen
Urbanlico
C. E. Rich M. Hilke
Cleo D. Hoskins
Billards
G. Jenkins
Raymond Klieberlin Wellsville Cematoremes
Donald H. Kopp
Russell G. Palmer
John W. Pienenger
Francis J. Stralman
Robert Vander
Former Resident Dies at Mexico Home
Funeral services are set for Mrs. following her death at a Mexico home. Details remain sparse but indicate a former resident of the area passed away recently, with services planned locally and notices appearing in regional papers.
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Mexico
Deaths Mrs Hunter Dies In Kansas City
Mrs Clyta Belle Hunter, 93, formerly of Jefferson City, died Thursday morning at St Luke Hospital in Kansas City. She moved to Jefferson City in the 1930s and to Kansas City about eight years ago. She is survived by four sons.
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Clyta Belle Hunter
Jefferson City
St. Luke Hospital
Kansas City
Critics Question Mme Nhu Entry Policy In State Dept Action
Representative Selden denounces the State Department move as arbitrary and reveals concern over double standards toward foreign figures. He asks for a full report on Mme Nhu deemed dangerous, noting past guests like Khruschev Castro Tito Lumumba and urging transparency amid Southeast Asia policy questions. Mrs St George condemns the handling as a runaround while Mme Nhu appeals from Paris for an override. White House declines comment. Selden seeks official criteria and responsibility.
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Khrushchev
Castro
Marshal Tito
Patrice Lumumba
State Department
Selden Iaa
Mme. Nhu
Kennedy
U.S
Selden
Rites Saturday For Alex Lees
VERSAILLES Special Stated funeral services for Alex Lees 72 of Versailles will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at a Versailles funeral home with the Rev. Charles Sexton officiating. Burial will follow in Versailles Cemetery. Lees, a retired farmer and auctioneer, died Wednesday. He was born March 18, 1892 in Morgan County. He married Ruth Naylor in 1917. she died in 1936. He later married Annie Cecil Smith in 1946, who survives. He is also survived by four daughters, one sister, four brothers, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was a member of the Versailles Methodist Church.
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Nephi
Alex) Lees
Mr. Lees
Morgan County
John
Margaret Strickland Lees
Ruth Naylor
Annie Cecil Smith
Edith Burkhart
Alma Vogt
Jefferson City
Louise Johnson
Coquille
Ore
Gladys Johnson
Macks Creek
Harlan Lees
New Port Richie
Fla
Ray Lees
West Henrietta
Dorsey Lees
Windsor
Joe Lees
Lees
Family Notice in Pike County Record 1890
A fragmentary obituary note from Pike County lists the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bankhead. Survivors include her husband Charles Steele of the home, four daughters Jewel Steele Ela Kemp Lucy Dunlap Zeila Mae Turner, a son Clifford Steele, with Maywood Illinois and Jefferson City mentions among the places.
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Pike
County
George Bankhead
Charles Steele
Jewel Steele
Ela Kemp
Mexico
Lucy Dunlap
North
Chicago
Zeila Mae Turner
Jefferson City
Clifford? Steele
Maywood
Ill
Committee Visiting Fordland Honor Camp In Missouri
A Missouri legislative committee on correctional institutions toured Fordland Honor Camp in Southwest Missouri as part of a semi annual inspection visit. The six member joint interim panel led by Rep. Peter J. Rabbitt planned to proceed to prison farms near Jefferson City after Fordland. The tour followed stops in Boonville Tipton Moberly Chillicothe and Algoa Reform School during the current inspection run.
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Fordland
Missouri
Peter J. J. Rabbitt
St. Louis County
Jefferson City
Boonville
Tipton
Moberly
Chillicothe
Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Two Missourians Hurt in Army Transport Crash
Two Missouri servicemen were wounded but not seriously when an Army transport plane crashed near Ridgway South Carolina on Wednesday night. The injured include Sp. 5 George Albert of Bowling Green, Missouri, and Sp. 5 Edwin D Campbell of St. Louis. No Missourians or Kansans were listed among the dead.
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State Air Force i
Ridgeway
S. C
Ridgway
George
EL Bert
Box 321
Bowling Green
Edwin D. Campbell
St. Louis
Foreign aid bill faces split over funds and scope
A House committee report defends a deep foreign aid cut citing a large carryover of development loan funds while a minority group led by Passman Ford Rhodes Andrews and Minshall argues the bill overspends and funds over 4,000 projects worldwide. They warn of excessive payrolls and urge restraint to avoid national harm.
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Congress
Johnson
Passman
Ford
Rhodes
George W. Andrews
Ala
William 3B. Minshall
Monett Minister's Wife Dies in Road Crash
Mrs. Thomas A. Norris, 56, of Monett Missouri, wife of a Methodist minister, was killed when the car she rode in left U S 70 in Roane County and struck a tree. Reverend Norris, 59, was in satisfactory condition at Bacon Hospital with head lacerations and chest injuries. The report lists relatives including sisters Mrs Lucille Hart and Miss Annie Bankhead and brother Frank Bankhead.
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Monett
Loudoun
Thomas A. Norris
Monette
U. S. 70
Roane
Bacon Hospital
Firm Receives Safety Award in Jefferson City Ceremony
A Jefferson City firm earned a safety award from the Associated General Contractors of Missouri for a year with zero lost-time accidents. Owner R P Stephens received the honor from Gov John Dalton aboard the Army Corps of Engineers boat The Sergeant Floyd after logging 35104 man-hours. E C L Wagner, AGC manager, presented two special safety awards in his honor.
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Jefferson City
Associated General Contractors of Missouri
John Dalton
R. P. Stephens
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Floyd
Stephens
Missouri
AGC
E.C.L. Wagner
Senate VAT and tax proposals spark close votes
Wholesalers would tax markup on higher price and retailers on the same. Smathers argued both systems make a $10 handbag cost $22 to the consumer. The Senate defeated 45 to 40 an amendment to cut long distance telephone tax from 10 to 8 percent and rejected 54 to 42 a plan to eliminate the tax on live theatrical performances.
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Senate
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