Symington Bush clash highlights Senate stockpile inquiry
Senate leaders traded sharp accusations over the stockpile probe as Sen. Prescott Bush accused Sen. Stuart Symington of political maneuvering while Symington insisted on uncovering truth behind defense surpluses. The hearing turned heated over closed doors for witnesses and implied defamation from public statements.
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Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Senate
Symington
Bush
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Teenager Held On Check Charge
An 18 year old magazine saleswoman from San Diego, Billie Bladed, is jailed in Cole County awaiting a hearing on charges of altering a check from 4 to 40 dollars. A Farmers Bank of Lohman official flagged the note "for magazine" on the corner prompting arrest by deputy Fred Miles after the sheriff’s office was alerted.
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Cole County
Billie Bladed
San Diego
Geneva E. McKinney
Rt. 1
Farmers Bank of Lohman
Sheriff's Office
Fred Miles
Weather Summary for Jefferson City and Vicinity
Cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. High near 90 and low around 70. Sunday similar. Record highs were 105 in 1934 and 90 today. Precipitation 0.0 in past 24 hours. month total 3.59 inches. normals 13.16 inches year to date 0.54. River stage 123.98 at Jefferson City. Sun rises 4 46, sets 7 40.
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Jefferson City
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Efferson City
Eisenhower Says Kennedy Budget Faces Big Spenders Clutch
Former President Eisenhower says Kennedy is in the clutches of big spenders and decries the rise in the military budget. He urges substantial defense cuts though he will not detail where. He faults Army manpower levels and warns against panic during international crises.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
United States
International alliance marked at Camp Ripley 35th Infantry review
The 35th Infantry Division at Camp Ripley Minnesota will join with the British Territorial Army’s 43rd Wessex Infantry Division in a marked alliance during Governors Day. Maj. Gen. Browne of the 35th and Maj. Gen. Cubbin of the 43rd have conducted mutual correspondence as division papers and photos circulated. A plaque will be presented to honor the alliance with Brig. Gen. Tyacke accepting on behalf of the 43rd.
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Camp Ripley, Minn
35Th Infantry Division
Missouri and
Kansas _ National Guard
43Rd
Wessex
Territorial Army
35Th
U. S. National Guard
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Charles H. Browne, Jr
John C. Cubbin
Proposed Amendment Aims to Nullify High Court Rulings
Washington senators on the Judiciary Committee proposed a constitutional amendment to void Supreme Court rulings. The measure would, the sponsors said, nullify decisions on public prayer and the post office ban on obscene magazines. Senator Javits warned the ruling may have broader implications and noted education officials in New York were informed of his views.
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Washington
Johnston
D-S.c
John L. Meman
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Clellan
D-Ark
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Tee
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Jacob K. Javits
of- R-N.y., A Former Attorney Generfed and Implication” of the Seal of
New York
Supreme Court
Eastland
Sens
Olin D.I
Javits
Long Attacks GOP in Missouri Young Democrats Rally
Senator Edward V. Long, up for re election, blasted Republican partisan criticism of President Kennedy at a Cape Girardeau Young Democrats convention rally. He praised the administration trade bill as a major achievement and urged support against GOP views on Social Security and farm policy.
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Edward V. Long
John F. Kennedy
Byrd Township
Jackson
Warren E. Hearnes
Charleston
Missouri
Long
Congress
Young Democrats of
Senator Long
Young Democrats
Idan-Ha
Marquette
Haskell Holman
Albert M. Spradling Jr
Gene Sally
Rolla
Senate
John W. Inglish
Conny Shuford
Donald L. Dickerson
Cape County
Samuel E. Overfelt
John M. Dalton
H. F
Pat’’ Patterson
Columbia
Willard Reine
East Prairie
Hearnes
Dorean Cummock
Fairmount Blvd
Jefferson City
State Auditors Office
Churchill Surgery Termed Success in England
Sir Winston Churchill aged 87 underwent a 90 minute operation at Middlesex Hospital to fix a fracture at the neck of the femur in his left thigh. A medical bulletin said his condition was satisfactory and he would remain under anesthesia for several hours.
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London
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Winston
The
Riviera
Churchill
Diana
Lady Churchill
Sir Winston
Lord Moran
John Seddon
Philip H. Newman
Britain
Middlesx Hospital
Monte Carlo
Mundt Seeks Crime Ruling in Estes Cotton Case
Senator Mundt pressed that Billie Sol Estes is guilty of crime in cotton allotment dealings and charged the Agriculture Department condoned actions. Secretary Freeman argued civil wrongdoing does not prove criminal guilt, winning support from Senate Investigations subcommittee Democrats amid ongoing review of Estes affairs. Mundt and Curtis pressed Freeman on steps to close loopholes after a $554,000 penalty for improper cotton allotments.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
South Dakota
Republican
Orville E. Freeman
Freeman
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Estes
Mundt
Department
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Mexican Welcome for Kennedy Dazzles Mexico City
President Kennedy arrives in Mexico for a three day visit as crowds estimated at 1.5 million fill streets and rooftops. He vows progress on social and economic reforms and champions a shared revolutionary heritage with Lopez Mateos at a national palace luncheon.
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Iest
U.S
United States
Arriba
Kennedy
Jacqueline
Latin America
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
National Palace
Mexico
Alliance of Progress
Lopez Mateos
House Group Approves Second Best Farm Bill
The House Agriculture Committee backed a one year extension of emergency wheat and feed grain programs with minor cuts in payments for production cuts. The substitute faces Senate doubt but would set 45 to 50 percent payment levels for reduced output, maintain penalties for underagriculture, and require at least 20 percent reduction to qualify.
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Washington
Kennedy
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Sen
Allen Ellender D
Senate Agriculture Committee
Missouri paratroopers join Fort Wood air mobility exercise
Three central Missouri soldiers will jump with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Leonard Wood as part of Missouri Eagle III. PFC Frank Craig Owensville Sp Roger Marose Osage Beach and PFC Frank Cantwell Jefferson City participate along with unit crews. Demonstration at Forney Field begins at 1 p.m. and is open to the public.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
101St Airborne Division
Frank Craig
Owensville
Roger Marose
Osage Beach
Frank Cantwell
Jefferson City
Craig
D Company
5011St Battle Group
Mildren Craig
Marose
Quartermaster Parachute Maintenance Co
William Meinecke
Cantwell
326Th Airborne Engineer Batallion
Hartsburg
Forney Field
Kosygin Returns From Italy Visit
Deputy Premier Alexei Kosygin returned to Moscow after a 10 day trip to Italy visiting industrial plants in Milan Turin and Naples. He said Italy and the Soviet Union have a sound economic base for advancing economic cooperation on mutually advantageous conditions.
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Russia
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Italy
Milan
Turin
Naples
Israel Asked To Return Soviet Spy
Israel faces U S pressure to deport Dr Robert A Soblen the 62 year old Soviet spy who fled life imprisonment in the United States Soblen seeks asylum in Israel but officials say he will not receive a visa to stay and may be expelled Interior Minister Shapiro will consult with top ministers before any action Soblen is confined in Ramleh Prison hospital ward and has leukemia a factor in his sentence.
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Jerusalem
Robert A. Soblen
Israel
United States
Soblen
Washington
U.S
David Ben- Gurion
U.S. State Department
Abe Harman
New York
Y. C. Shapiro
Ben-Gurion
Foreign and Justice Ministries
Ramleh
Tel Aviv
Air France
Moscow
Waynesville Man Held in Kansas
A Waynesville Missouri man, Thomas Fry, was arrested in Fredonia Kansas in connection with a Phillipsburg Missouri post office burglary. Fry is the third suspect, joining Luther Richard Woolsey of Waynesville and Virginia Lott of West Plains. Federal action may move Fry to Springfield Missouri, where Woolsey is held. money and money order blanks valued at $169 were stolen in Phillipsburg last month.
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Fredonia
Kan
Waynesville
Phillipsburg
Thomas Fry
Luther Richard Woolsey
Virginia Lott
West Plains
Mobile
Ala
Fry
Springfield
Woolsey
Lebanon
Capital City Boy Struck by Truck
A 13 year old Jefferson City boy, Jerry E. Branch, was struck by a pickup on the Rex Whitton Expressway near Madison Street while riding a bicycle. He is in satisfactory condition at Charles E Still Hospital for observation with contusions and bruises reported.
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Charles E. Still Hospital
Rex Whitton
Jerry E. Branch
Gene Long
Monroe St
Madison Street
Lee Roy Lumkin
Osage County
Lumkin
Madison
Missouri ends fiscal year with cash balance gains
Governor Dalton reports Missouri shows a healthy cash balance in the general revenue fund as the fiscal year closes. Receipts total 243.4 million dollars while expenditures run to 247.3 million. Budget officials project a minimum end-of-biennium balance around 15 million.
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Larry Hall
Associated Press
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Hershey
Arthur W. Betts
Kennedy Changes Stance on Formosa Says GOP
The Republican National Committee in Battle Line claims President Kennedy reversed his 1960 position on Quemoy and Matsu. It accuses him of memory lapse and notes Kennedy wavered between defending the Pescadores and asserting a five year support for Eisenhower era policy.
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Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsu
Battle Line
Eisenhower
Red China
Formosa
Pescadores
Baseball Scores Nations
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