Admiral Slated To Be Ambassador
Washington AP President Kennedy chose Adm. George W. Anderson Jr. to be ambassador to Portugal when he retires as chief of naval operations Aug 1. William Attwood resigns as ambassador to Guinea for another diplomatic post. Anderson succeeds C. Burke Elarick in Lisbon. Elarick to become a career diplomat. Lisbon seen as a significant post due to regional issues.
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Anderson
C. Burke Elarick
Lisbon
White House
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TFX
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Navy Air Force
General Dynamiics Corp
Hall Urges Voluntary Import Quota on Shoes
Washington AP Rep Durward G Hall Republican Missouri joined other lawmakers signing a petition to the White House advocating a voluntary quota system to regulate footwear imports. He said domestic shoe production growth could be harmed if imports continue rising, noting a 1962 spike and a 600 percent increase since 1955. Exports have fallen 38 percent since 1955.
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Durward G. Hall
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Uzbek textile officials sentenced to death in theft case
MOSCOW AP reports from Tashkent say two Uzbekistan textile factory officials were sentenced to death for large scale theft of raw materials. Identified as Chief Engineer Gafarov and Shop Foreman Kaufman of the Kazakh Yudluz Textile Mills, Tashkent.
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Controversy Rises Over Bus Amendment to Public Schools
Rep Graham urged action on a plan to vote on the issue amid protests from Rev Martin Gunter of Ladue and others who warn the amendment would harm public education and inflame Protestant Catholic tensions. Clergy and church leaders contend the bus proposal mixes church and state and widens private costs for families choosing sectarian education.
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Air Force No 1 sets speed records Moscow nonstop
The Air Force One Boeing 707-320B demonstrated exceptional speed by flying nonstop to Moscow in 8 hours 38 minutes 42 seconds and returning in 9 hours 53 minutes 52 seconds, establishing multiple city to city records from Baltimore to Oslo. The flight aimed to counter Soviet boasts on U.S. jet capabilities with judges from the National Aeronautic Association certifying the landings after initial Russian hesitation.
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Sacramento
Calif
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California Aeronautics Commission
Boeing
Kennedy family welcomes Cooper during parade in capital
An excerpt from a Jefferson City, Missouri, May 22 1963 page describes President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy greeting astronaut Gordon Cooper and the U S delegation in Washington. Glenn Seaborg leads a 10‑man group to Russia for a three year memorandum. Johnson attends as Lady Bird rides nearby with Cooper family.
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LY Capital News
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N.M
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Project Mercury
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Lady Bird Johnson
Daily Capital News masthead and masthead details
Publication and ownership information for the Daily Capital News includes publishers Weldon and Goshorn, editor Majersky, and office in Jefferson City Missouri. It lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, staff roles, and Associated Press membership with circulation data and address.
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Weldon
William
R. L. Rose
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Associated Présa
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Unemployment Benefit Overpayments Found Across States
Officials report 101 unemployment compensation overpayments after cross checks between Missouri and Kansas records. No charges. 19 cases cited as willful misrepresentation totaling $915 involving Missourians working in Kansas. A similar Illinois cross-check is planned. The Mint began in 1792 with half, two, three and 20 cent pieces.
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Te Mint
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