Joe Costello Dies At Home Autopsy To Be Done
ST LOUIS AP Joe Costello dies at his home as autopsy to determine cause of death is announced. He was free on bond and facing trial for second degree murder in Ed Brown shooting. Police say alcohol, illness, and hypertension cited. inquiry ordered amid Greenlease ransom ties and past underworld pressure.
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Patrick Taylor
Costello
Vfficers
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FBI
Underworld
Louis Shoulders
May Traynor
Joe Costello
Eco Tabor
Washington
I Amendment
Greenlease
Mollie Baker
Teamsters Union
Shoulders
Carl Austin Hall
Little Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
John P. Hager
Ace Cab Co
Hall
Bonnie Heady
Elmer Dolan
Kennedys Attend Gala Ballet Folklorico and Mass Events
The Kennedy party planned a late afternoon departure from the general district governor followed by dinner at the U S embassy. In the evening they would attend a Ballet Folklorico performance at the Bellas Artes with President and Mrs Lopez Mateos. On Sunday they would attend Mass at the Basilica of Guadalupe.
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U.S
Mirs
Kennedy
Bellas Artes
Lopez Mateos
Kennedys
Basilica of Guadalupe
Citys Anti bias Ordinance Upheld
ST LOUIS AP A suit by six tavern and restaurant operators to stop the city from enforcing its anti bias public accommodations ordinance was dismissed by Circuit Judge James F Nangle The ordinance was found valid reasonable and constitutional The plaintiffs testified business would be hurt if they served Negroes Streckfus Steamers Inc also faced dismissal over similar claims Names cited include Jeroy A Glover George Schmidt Frederick Grupe Vincent B Wick Henry J Unnerstall and the Admiral vessel in question The city and council were defendants.
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ST. Louis
James F. Nangle
Nanzie
Streckfus Steamers Inc
Jeroy A. Glover
George Schmidt
Frederick C. Grupe
Vincent B. Wick
Fed C. Schmidt
Henry J. Unnerstall
Churchill In Hospital After Leg Fracture Injury
Sir Winston Churchill suffered a leg fracture after a bed incident in his Hotel de Paris suite. Doctors warned immobility could affect mobility in his age, but modern practice favors surgery when possible for partial recovery. Churchill's secretary denied reports of additional injuries sustained in the accident.
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Anthony Montague Browne
Churchill
Sir Winston
Hotel de Paris
Myrddin Roberts
Riviera
Montague Browne
Milk and meat output lag in 1962 Russia
Pravda reports a major shortfall in Soviet agriculture with milk production for the first half of 1962 about 20 percent below the government target. Meat production also underperforms, disclosed during a Kremlin agricultural conference speech by Presidium member Gennady Voronov.
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Pravda
Presidium
Gennady Voronov
Kremin
Inmates Hold Water Tower Protest In Pennsylvania
Inmates at Western State Penitentiary in Pittsburgh stage a hunger and thirst strike on a 100 foot water tower to protest prison conditions. Two convicts climbed down by dinner, including James Pletcher and Alfred Nardi Jr. Parole violator Robert Payne leads about a dozen others in the demonstration as officials, led by Warden James Maroney, wait for them to come down.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Robert Payne
Payne
James J. Pletcher
Pletcher
Alfred Nardi Jr
James Maroney
Israel Flight Ties To World War II Ally Era
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed Leblen's conviction on March 13 and the Supreme Court refused to review. Leblen fled hours later, echoing Gerhart Eisler’s 1949 escape to the Iron Curtain from a Polish liner. Soblen, once a Rockland State Hospital psychiatrist, vanished in 1960 with his wife still at the facility. his brother Jack Soble testified against him. Informants say Leblen used a Canadian passport under the alias Bruce or Beras Sobel, age 72.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Leblen
Gerhart Eisler
Eisler
East Germany
Soblen
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N.Y
Jack Soble
Bruce
Sebel
Israel
Beras—Sobel
Alabama lawmakers denounce court ruling on school prayer
In Montgomery Alabama legislators approved a resolution condemning the U S Supreme Court ban on official prayers in public schools calling it a diabolical departure from the American way of life The measure urged Congress to pass a constitutional amendment overriding the decision to guarantee the right to prayer in schools for all children.
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Ala
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Plans for Marriage Canceled by Actress
Hollywood AP reports actress Susan Kohner called off wedding plans with actor George Hamilton. The couple had set a wedding for August 12. Kohner, 25, returned Hamilton’s engagement ring and he left town for an undisclosed destination, declining comment. Hamilton had bought a large Beverly Hills estate.
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Hollywood
Susan Kohner
George Hamilton
Hamilton
Beverly Hills
Army Clerk Recalls Reading Propaganda Under Gunpoint
SAIGON South Viet Nam AP A U S Army clerk freed by Communist guerrillas after six months in captivity said he was forced to read aloud propaganda documents at gunpoint. Spec 4 George F Fryett Jr 26 of Long Beach California described forced marches rope around his neck and exhibitions in villages during his captivity. He said he did not cooperate with the Communists and spoke under interrogation after his release last Sunday.
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South Viet Nam
Munist
George F. Fryett Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Fryett
U.S
Arthur Halligan
U.S. Military Advisory Assistance Group
Gilbert Indicted By Grand Jury In Stock Swindle
New York AP reports Edward M. Gilbert, 38, indicted by a federal grand jury on 15 counts for stealing $1,953,000 from E. L. Bruce Co. and Celotex Corp. He fled to Rio de Janeiro after admitting unauthorized withdrawals. Gilbert joins a list of U.S. financial fugitives hiding abroad.
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Brazil
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Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Earl Belle
Benjack Cage
Lowell Birrell
United States
Leading Businessman Cola Parker Dies in Wisconsin
Cola G. Parker former president and board chairman of Kimberly Clark Corp and former NAM president died at his home in Menasha Wisconsin. He would have been 72 on Sunday. Parker served as president for several years and two years as chairman and was chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago at his death.
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Menasah
Wis
Cola G. Parker
Kimberly- Clark Corp
National Association of Manufacturers
Parker
Big
Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago
GM shifts truck production from Kansas City to St Louis
GM announced a July shift moving truck assembly from Kansas City to St Louis in August. About 525 workers on the truck line were offered transfers while the Kansas City plant gains space for the Fisher Body division. The combined plants employ about 4,200 and will focus on assembling the Chevy II after the shift.
Donnelly and Ichord Set for Staged Rally Clash
Robert T. Donnelly of Lebanon and Rep. Richard H. Sechord of Houston, rivals for the Democratic nomination in the new Eighth Congressional District, will share the stage at a Democratic rally. The event is sponsored by the Women's Democratic Club of Columbia at 6:30 p.m. in the Daniel Boone Hotel and will introduce Boone County candidates and Central Committee nominees.
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Robert T. Donnelly
Lebanon
Richard H. Sechord
Houston
Women’s Democratic Club of Columbia
Daniel Boone Hotel
Boone County
Democratic Central Committee
Hartley Richardson
Lyman M
Mike) Creek
Columbia
Estes Scandal Leads to Advisory Committee Dilemma
A memo by Freeman questions Estes appointment to a committee amid probes into cotton allotments. Despite a favorable internal endorsement, the matter was considered a civil legal dispute and Freeman later called the decision a mistake after Murphy approved Estes’ transfer involvement.
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Freeman
Estes
John E. Francis
Joseph M. Robertson
Francis
General Counsel’s
Murphy
Estes Cotton
McClellan
Guide Published For White House
Washington AP The first official guidebook for the 162 year old White House was published today. President and Mrs Kennedy received a copy at a White House ceremony. The 132 page color booklet includes 206 pictures and 16 famous rooms including the treaty room and Lincoln bedroom. It goes on sale for 1 dollar at the White House on July 5 and later through the White House Historical Association. Mrs Kennedy says the book aimed to educate children yet serves adults and scholars too.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Lincoln
County Grand Jury Foreman Calls Group Into Session
Cole County grand jury reconvenes at 2 30 p m Thursday with no witnesses subpoenaed. Foreman Paul D Adams asked Sheriff Hor ace O Debo to notify members. At least one member was out of town but Adams said full panel not required.
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Cole County
Paul D. Adams
Horace O. Debo
Adams
Debo
Deaths Mrs Noblett Dies Rites Saturday
Vienna obituary for Mary Ellen Noblett 88 of Vienna died Wednesday night in Jefferson City Memorial Hospital Born July 10 1873 in Maries County daughter of Patrick and Harriet Doyle Married William Noblett June 11 1891 He died February 1 1944 Survivors include three sons James W Noblett Jefferson City Thomas and Ralph Noblett St Louis three daughters Mrs Leslie Tackett Mrs Frank Tackett and Mrs Walter Hohlt Vienna two brothers Edward Doyle Vienna and Frank Doyle Freeburg Funeral services 2 pm Saturday at Vienna Methodist Church Rev Paul York officiating burial Vienna Cemetery
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Mars
Mary Ellen Noblett
Memorial Hospital
Jefferson City
Maries County
Parick
Harriet Doyle
William Noblett
James W Noblett
Thomas
Ralph Noblett
St Louis
Lessie Tackett
Frank Tackett
Walter Ho
Services Today For Mrs Gross
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Louisa Gross 83 will be held at 2 p m today at Drake Methodist Church. She lived in the Drake community 58 years born October 20 1878 in St Louis daughter of Samuel and Louisa Sutter married December 31 1904 to Charles Gross. Survivors include son Roy Gross three daughters Laura Henderschott Ladue Lucinda Fields Kirkwood Ella Ehlert California and sister Ida Schmidt Rosebud. Rev William Bunge will conduct with burial Zoar M E Cemetery near Drake.
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Drake Methodist Church
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Lulus Gross
Gross
St. Louis
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Louisa Boeger Sutter
Charles Gross
Roy Gross
Laura Henderschott
Ladue
Lucinda Fields
Kirkwood
Ella Ehlert
California
Ida ‘Schmidt
Rosebud
William Bunge
Zoar M. E
Mrs Owens Dies At Mt. Sterling
Virginia Frances Owens 93 died at her daughter's home near Mt. Sterling. lifelong College Hill resident born February 27 1860 in Vichy daughter of Manius and Adeline Dyson. First husband Cyrus Prater died 1908 later married Steven W Owens in 1909 who died 1947. She belonged to College Hill Baptist Church and Gold Star Mothers Club.
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Mt. Sterling
College Hill
Vichy
Manius
Adeline Joyce Dyson
Owens
Cyrus Prater
Steven W. Owens
Owensville Legion Auxiliary member cited in obituary
The American Legion Auxiliary of Owensville reports a member survived by three daughters Ina Kurrelmeyer Sterling Lola Owens Linn and Martha Cretes of St Louis four sons Jesse J Pratter Sterling Frank J Prater Hudson H Owens Mt Sterling and Dewey F Owens Cooper Hill four step daughters Agnes Brown Gasconade Amanda Branson St Charles Nina Gadner and Zonta Freezier both of St Louis a brother Charles Dyson St Louis and 18 grandchildren Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at College Hill Baptist Church with Rev Roy Jett officiating Burial will be at Useful Cemetery near Linn
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American Legion Auxiliary of
Owensville
Ina Kurrelmeyer
Sterling
Lola Owens
Linn
Martha Cretes
St. Louis
Jesse J. Pratter
Frank J. Prater
Granite City
Hudson H. Owens
Mt. Sterling
Dewey F. Owens
Cooper Hill
Agnes Brown
Gasconade
Amanda Branson
St. Charles
Sleeping Pills Fatal to Boy in Byers Church Service
Funeral services for Randall Tschappler of Chamois, who died Wednesday night at St Marys Hospital from an accidental overdose of sleeping pills, will be Saturday at the Evangelical and Reform Church in Byers. He was the son of Eugene and Beatrice Tschappler, born June 15, 1959, at St Marys Hospital. He is survived by his parents a brother Larry and two sisters Betty Jean and Karen Joann. Services are 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev Robert Smith officiating, burial in the church cemetery.
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Randall Tschappler
Chamois
St. Mary's Hospital
Evangelical and Reform Church
Byers
Eugene and
Beatrice Tschappler
Larry
Betty Jean
Karen Joann
Robert Smith
Department Store Sales Up in 10th Fed Reserve District
Department store sales in the 10th Federal Reserve District stay ahead of 1961 through last Saturday, 2 percent higher than a year ago while national gains reach 5 percent. Lincoln leads weekly gains at 14 percent, Tulsa and St Joseph also strong. Downtown Kansas City down 6 percent.
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Federal Reserve
Fay
Joplin
Oklahoma
Albuquerque
Tulsa
Denver
Wichita
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Topeka
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Greater Kansas City
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