Erhard open to talks with Soviet leaders in Bonn or Moscow
Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Ludwig Erhard says he is ready to meet Soviet leaders at any time in Bonn or Moscow to discuss Germany problems. Renewed East West dialogue follows de Gaulle’s visit to the Soviet Union as tensions ease. Erhard told AP in a informal policy discussion that Soviet leaders have a standing invitation to visit West Germany and he would go to Moscow if needed.
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Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Moscow
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Erhard
Associated Press
West Germany
Castro Hosts Cuban Athletes After Major Discussion
In Miami Fidel Castro greeted returning Cuban athletes as he addressed broader issues. He urged modifying West Germany arms terms, opposed large troop withdrawals, and warned that heavy defense cuts could heighten war risk. He noted space and medical treatments and discussed postwar German reunification with shifts in NATO alliances.
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Miami
Atho Hletes
San Juan
P.R
West Germany
United States
Ameri
Castro
Erhard
Weather Report Local Data From The Thermo Desk
Weather data shows midnight readings with rainfall 0.0 inches in past 24 hours. Heaviest rain on this date in 48 years occurred in 1947. Monthly total 1.68 inches. year to date 1880 with norms 20.28 inches. Barometer 29.95 steady. humidity 69 percent. Memorial Airport wind 3 MPH. sunrise 3:47, sunset 8:00. River line Jefferson City.
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Toon i. Ao
Memrial
Jefferson City
Rights Leaders Boast of Unity After March
Mississippi civil rights leaders said after the March that unity among Negroes grew amid fear and hardship. They claimed the march showed resolve, solidarity, and resolve to pursue full rights despite ongoing threats and resistance.
Negroes and power themes mark 1966 civil rights march
Floyd McKissick and SCLC leaders assess the Mississippi march results noting reduced fear of white reprisals, increased unity, and self respect among Negroes. They said the trek showed disciplined resolve against police hostility and strengthened political mobilization across organizations.
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SCLC
Robert Green
Urban Services Grants for Missouri Institutions
University of Missouri at Kansas City receives 11000 to help communities develop effective administrative management plans. University of Missouri at St Louis offers courses and training for policy determination and support services to public schools totaling 314287. Washington University funds a full time urban housing specialist for metropolitan area education programs at 22377 and conducts intensive training for urban poverty area leaders at 12743. An institute for human relations commissions officials is funded with 2341.
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Kansas City
Washington University
Flying Tiger Pilots Gather for First European Reunion
About 165 former Flying Tigers pilots and their wives arrived in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, from New York aboard a Flying Tigers Line plane for the squadron's first Europe reunion. The veterans, who fought the Japanese air force as volunteers in China, regroup for the event.
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Mallorca
Spain
Palma DE Mallorca
Flying ‘Ger
China
Europe
New York
Flyjnn Tigers Line
U S Food Marketing Panel Examines Industry Power
Washington AP report says the National Commission on Food Marketing finds growing concentration in the food sector may curb efficiency and increase prices. It urges agricultural marketing boards to aid farmers in negotiating with processors, under USDA supervision, while noting current concentration not yet harming competition. Chair Phil Gibson, former California Supreme Court chief justice, leads the panel.
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National Commission On Food
Congress
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Commission
Farm Bureau Federation
Bertha Miller Dies in Tipton at 89
Bertha K Miller aged 89 of Tipton died at her home. Born May 25 1877 near California she was the daughter of J P Wein Larimer Fischer and married Pete Miller in 1902 who died in 1918. Surviving are a son Paul H Miller two grandsons and four great grandchildren. She taught in Tipton and was member of St Andrew Catholic Church. Funeral services will be held at 9 a m Wednesday at St Andrew Catholic Church with military honors at grave. Burial in St Andrew Cemetery.
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Bertha K. Miller
Ipton
Mrs. Miller
California
J.P
Elizabeth Wein- Larimer Fischer
Pete Miller
Paul H. Miller
Jesse Albin Dies in Jefferson City After Illness
Jesse Virgil Albin, 77, of Tipton, died at 5 a.m. Monday at Charles E. Still Hospital Jefferson City after a long illness. Born December 31 1888 in Cooper County he was the son of Benjamin F and Arbelle Hart Albin. He married Sally Wright on September 20 1920 who survives along with two daughters Mrs Alonzo Wetzig of Clarksburg Mrs Gilbert Heather of Smithton and a son Hay Albin of Tipton.
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Jesse Virgil Albin
Charles E. Still Hospital
Jefferson City
Mr. Albin
Cooper County
Benjamin F
Arbelle
Hart Albin
Sally Wright
Alonzo Wetzig
Clarksburg
Gilbert Heather
Smithton
Hay Albin
Tinton
Emma Gardner Of Iberia Dies
TUSCUMBIA Special Mrs Emma Gardner 77 Iberia died Saturday at a Tuscumbia nursing home. Born October 27 1888 near Iberia she was the daughter of Thomas and Nancy Hensley Doubikin. On December 23 1914 she married Fred Gardner who died in 1963. Surviving are a son Raymond Gardner Iberia two sisters Mrs Dora McDonald and Mrs Minnie Tyler both of Vilberia and one grandchild and two great grandchildren.
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Emma Gardner
Iberia
Mrs. Gardner
Thomas
Nancy Hensley Doubikin
Fred Gardiner
Raymond Gardner
Dora McDonald
Minnie Tyler
Vliberia
Fire Brought To Firemen
A Monday night meeting of the 15 member commission reviewed the $80 billion annual Weed industry calling it generally efficient and progressive while noting concerns. Fire department officials were present to address safety and response issues during the discussion.
Street Plan Influences New Church Site Costs
A look at a proposed western Iberia street plan links to St. Joseph’s Church site. Officials weigh right of way, with Architechs’ plans pending. autopsy reports on Kennedy cited in Look magazine controversy spark debate over single or multiple assailants.
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Jefferson City
John F. Kennedy
St. Joseph’s
Ed H. Rackers Jr
Warren Dom
Archi Jn
Gardner
Tech
Lamue
Look Magazine
Missouri Pacific Rail
First Christian
J. Thornton
Iberia
Boswell
Edward Jay Epstein
Hfe
Panini
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Kennedy
Texas
John Connally
Look
Epstein
FBT
Helen Keller 86th Birthday Marked Quietly in Easton
EASTON Conn AP Helen Keller who overcame deafness and blindness to dedicate her life to helping others marked her 86th birthday quietly and happily. A Digeyback train car carrying trailers was towed eastward area to area but the car was not loaded.
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Conn
Helen. Keller
Mrs. Leastman Dies in Hospital in Wisconsin
Edith Loretta Leastman of Richland Center Wisconsin dies in Jefferson City hospital after a train fire incident on Route 5. Survived by husband Fred A Leastman two sons Roger and Terry one sister Ethyl Lane and one grandchild. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at local funeral home with Rev P F Berry officiating burial in Riverview Cemetery.
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Jefferson City Hospital
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Richland Center
Dee Wis
Hiram
Lora Beagles
Fred “A. Leastmaen
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Route 5
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Ethyl Lane
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Gospel Mission Church
There
P. PF. Berry
Riverview Cemetery
Birthday plans and bridge incident tied to Miss Keller
Report describes a small birthday dinner at Arcan TB that honors Miss Keller and mentions a New York AP story about Roslyn Hirsch, a Connecticut resident who survived a fall from the George Washington Bridge after expressing despair. The piece quotes officials on jumper frequency and notes Hirsch’s rescue after a lengthy swim and fall onto rocks.
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Celler
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Hudson River
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Hobston
Miss’ Hirsch
Two Young Men Crushed to Death in Truck Accident
In St Charles Missouri two men, Waymond Beach age 29 and Clemens Peine age 30, were crushed to death Monday afternoon while collecting garbage. They were trapped between a hydraulic ramp and the truck bed mechanism. Police were alerted by a resident who heard cries and found the bodies. In Ottawa, a Soviet parliamentary delegation led by First Deputy Premier Dmitry Polyansky began a Canada tour as Moscow placed a record $800 million order for Canadian wheat.
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Waymond Beach
J Charles
Clemens Peine
Near Fallot
Beach
Peine
Canada
Ottawa
Dmitry Polyansky
Moscow
Space Travelers End Annual Four Day Meeting
Space travel enthusiasts wrapped up a four day gathering at Buck Nelson's farm near Mountain View in southern Missouri. It was the 10th annual convention at the site with attendees sharing space travel stories. Nelson noted attendance fell as road access to the farm deteriorated over time.
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Mountain View
Buck Nelson
Missouri
Nelson
Orlan Coonis Dies at Age 83 in Versailles
Orlan A. Coonis 83 died Sunday at his Versailles home. Services at 2 p.m. at Hopewell Baptist Church. Born December 25, 1882 in Springfield to Ben and Sarah Coons. Survived by wife Bertha Hastings, daughter Lola Sanford, sons Paul and Ralph, 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, three brothers, one sister, and other relatives. Burial to follow with Rev Obie Seamster officiating.
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Orlan A. Coonis
Hopewell Baptist Church
Thar Urlans
Mr. Coonis
Springfield
Ben
Sarah Coons
Bertha Hastings
Holt Baptist Church
Lola Sanford
Paul Coonis
Kansas City
Ralph Coonis
Urbana
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