Judge Kennedy Name Change Appeal Rejected
Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair ruled Kennedy waited too long to seek use of his full middle name Michael Joseph on ballots. Kennedy pressed Hearnes to order change for the Democratic governor race. Hearnes refused, citing timing and ballot printing. Kennedy previously filed declarations using only a middle initial and has run for attorney general and other offices.
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Michael Joseph Kennedy
Sam C. Blair
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Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Court rejects taxes on export certificates in wheat program
Confusion continues over 1836 farm program tax decisions and export certificates. Critics call them export taxes, but department lawyers argue they regulate interstate commerce rather than raise revenue. A legal fight could delay transfer of certificate funds to wheat growers as the department lacks funds to make payments.
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Department
Daily Capital News and Miscitaty Publisher Muddle
The Daily Capital News in Jefferson City lists publishers and editors with long-standing ties to the newspaper. The address is 210 Monroe Street, Jefferson City, Missouri, and delivery options include daily mail service with varying rates for in-state and out-of-state subscriptions.
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Goshorn
William B. Weldon
William B. Yeldon
LL. Rose
Har
Joseph G. Mafersey
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Bao
Associated Press
Cartier
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Missouri
Core
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United
P.O
Federalizing Division Sparks NAACP Vote Debate
NAACP leaders faced a blocked vote over a plan to shift presidential election power from the board to the national convention. Supporters saw it as a move toward stronger Black leadership and a new era beyond Arthur B. Spingarn's 24 year presidency. Francis Keppel urged integration, favoring neighborhood and integrated schools, with emphasis on bus transport to promote civil rights and democratic schooling. He warned against misusing mobile classrooms while advocating compensatory and integrated education as parallel paths to the same goal.
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Arthur B. Spingarn
Overton
Francis Keppel
Wanted Man Arrested by Local Officers
John Myron Rush, 23, sought by Ray County authorities, was arrested about 10 p.m. Thursday in Jefferson City by local police. The ex-convict was held overnight in Cole County jail and booked for investigation of possession of stolen property.
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Western three on Bonn Moscow talks and East German frontiers
The Soviet Union sent notes to the Western trio reaffirming its commitment to East German frontiers while the West says Bonn is the only free German government. It notes four power rights in Berlin and a demarcation line rather than a border, and that Bonn renounces force to alter boundaries.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
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Gerginan
Eight Injured in St Louis Furniture Factory Fire
Eight persons were injured in a dramatic downtown St. Louis fire at Melbourne Products Inc. Four firemen were hurt as a wall collapsed onto a hook and ladder truck. Aerial platform burns and smoke filled the area while four workers suffered smoke inhalation. Investigators planned an arson-squad review after rains cooled the scene. The firm employs about 45 people with roughly 20 inside when the blaze started.
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Casper Manzella
City Hospital
Melbourne Products Inc
Melbourne
Thomas Mettuirelana
Edward Karch
Morris Skatoff
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Cuban SAM System Control and Missile Withdrawals
U S officials report Cuba’s SAM system training and potential control by Cubans though no confirmation of transfer from Soviets. Withdrawal of Soviet personnel continues while intelligence suggests forts may be known and missiles with range to Florida may remain, despite Johnson administration claims.
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Four Youths Reported Missing at Boonville
Four youths were reported missing from the Boonville Training School for Boys Friday night by the Missouri Highway Patrol. The names were withheld due to age. Missing between 9 and 10 p.m.
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Boonville
Missouri Highway Patrol
Memorial and Births at St Marys Hospital
Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Schulte in Eugene and a host of admissions practitioners at St Marys Hospital in Jefferson City. memorial notes record Jerry Lee Owens and other residents.
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Eugene
Carol Brannon
General Delivery
Jefferson City
Jerry Lee Owens
Route 3
June Spencer
Oak
Ima Jean Tetley
Eldon
James Schulte
St. Mary's Hospital
William Stiesmeyer
Summit
Tao
John Lilleston
Dawson St
Memorial Hospital
George Edgar Hough
Geneva Mae Brown
Kansas City
Plemmons Rites Set Today
Ernest Plemmons 67 of Iberia died at Springfield, services at Mount Union Church near Brumley at 2 pm officiated by Revs Shearer and Wall. Burial Mount Union Cemetery. Born Aug 5 1896, married Alpha Duncan in 1919. Survived by six sons, three daughters, two brothers, two sisters, and 34 grandchildren.одно
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Mount Union Cemetery
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Amanda Plemmons
Alpha Duncan
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Donald
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Larry Plemmons
Kansas City
Kan
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Lewisville
Tex
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Blackburn
Janice Beard
Oliver Plemmons
Stanley
St. Louis
Pearl Shelton
Lillie Shelton
Kellyville
Okla
Cedar City Man Found Hanged in Missouri Home
Herman Sundermeyer aged 84 was found hanged in his Cedar City home by his son about 7 am Friday, with the Missouri Highway Patrol citing despondency over failing health. Born Oct 28 1879 in Warren County he married Anna Leuthem in 1907. Survived by three sons, three brothers, two sisters, and six grandchildren. funeral at St. Peter’s Cathedral Monday at 9 am, burial Resurrection Cemetery, rosary Sunday night at the funeral home.
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Cedar City
Missouri Highway Patrol
Chris Sundermeyer
Sundermeyer
Mr. Sundermeyer
Warren County
Christian
Johanna Biermann Sundermeyer
Jefferson City
Anna Frances Leuthem
William C. J. Sundermeyer
House Springs
Herman C. Sundermeyer
August
William Sundermeyer
Holts Summit
Christian F. Sundermeyer
Laura Koch
Floyd J. Allen Dies at Linn Owner of Boat and Motor Company
Floyd J. Allen 54, Linn boat and motor company owner, died Thursday at his Linn home. Born July 22, 1909, in Sullivan, he married Leona Hendrickson April 14, 1947. Survived by four brothers Fred, James, Walter, Robert. four sisters August Town, Charles Kerr, Delores Fitzgerald, and others. Services 1 p.m. Sunday at St. John's Methodist Church, Rev. Wayne Ridwell officiating with burial in Sullivan Cemetery.
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Pearl Stoddard Allen
Leona Hendrickson
Fred Allen
Brownwood
Tex
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Manchester
Walter Allen
Rich Fountain
Robert Allen
August Town
Charles Kerr
San Bernadino
Calif
Ralph Alton
Higden
Ark
Delores Fitzgerald
California
St. John's Methodist Church
Wayne Ridwell
Sullivan Cemetery
Funeral services today for Susie B. Steele
Funeral services for Susie B. Steele aged 74, a former resident of Jefferson City, who died Tuesday in Mexico, will be held at 2 p.m. at Ward Chapel AME Church in Mexico with Rev. C. E. Ric officiating.
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Jefferson City
Mexico
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Explosion Kills Three Firefighters In Rural Blast
An explosion shattered a rural community after a truck carrying blasting agents ruptured. Three volunteer firefighters perished alongside a passing truck driver, a wagon occupant, and a vacationing teacher. Investigators began tracing the blast origin and materials, with shifting reports on the exact explosive cargo.
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Robert English Dies in Kansas
Robert Deaton English 41 an associate of English Studio in Jefferson City for 17 years died suddenly of a heart attack at El Dorado Kansas about 1 am Friday He and his wife and two children recently moved from Jefferson City to Lake Jappawengo a Kansas City suburb He was born in Springfield on August 30 1922 and served in World War II He is survived by his wife Peggy and two sons Robert Bradford 12 and David Preston 10 and a sister Mrs John Griffith Funeral services are set for 2 pm Monday at a local chapel with burial in Hawthorn Memorial Gardens
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Jefferson City
el Dorado
Kan
Lake Japawengo
Kansas City
Kansas
Eastman Kodak
Mr. English
Springfield
Fred H
Alma
Denton English
Springfield High School
First Christian Church
Here
Roy Lone Post
Peggy Dickson
Robert Bradford English
David Preston English
John Griffith
Webster Groves
Hartford C. Inlow
Hawthorn Memorial Gardens
GOP and county government democracy debate in Senate tones
Hal leck questions GOP stance on preserving geographic representation in federal government. Everett Dirksen warns against Supreme Court power shift to Senate balance, noting 26 states with 16 percent population could dominate. Harlan cited amending power concern. Republicans pledge to lead nationwide reform.
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Everett Dirksen
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Congress
Missing New York youths in Mississippi hunt tightens with search expansions
Abductions across Mississippi deepen as patrols report a station wagon seen earlier, Choctaw Indians strip parts from the vehicle, and federal and state authorities expand the manhunt. Allen Dulles calls for increased federal assistance while 100 sailors from Meridian Naval Air Station join the search in swamp and hill country south of here.
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Michael Chwerner
Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Washington
White House
Allen W. Dulles
Mississippi
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Johnson Uses Detroit Trip To Raise Funds And Save Costs
President Johnson arrives in Detroit for a three day Michigan Minnesota bout addressing two Democratic fund raising dinners and touring on an economy plane to save party money. He headlines a $100 a plate dinner at Cobo Hall, touts a prosperity policy, and heads to Minneapolis then Swedish Day at Minnehaha Park before returning to Washington. Otis Brown, a blind Kiwanis member from Jefferson City, sails to Los Angeles as a delegate to the international conventionJune 28 to July 2.
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Arizona
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Elevator Shaft Work Under Way at Court House
Construction of the exterior elevator shaft for the Court House progresses with excavation nearly finished and trim removal begun. The unit will sit between the Cole County Jail and Court House serving both, prompting temporary office moves for County Treasurer Montie Christian. Completion is planned around January 1, with office shifts to follow. project cost is 353,2350.
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Court House
Cole County
Montie Christian
Lions Conduct Peanut Sales For July 4 Festival
Jefferson City Lions mobilized Friday to sell 10000 bags of peanuts, each with coupons for premiums, as a prelude to the July 1 Washington Park fireworks festival. The event opens with a Hootenanny Variety Show awarding $75 in prizes, 32 rides and concessions, and a grand fireworks finale. Proceeds aid Lions Club youth programs and sight-saving activities.
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