Federal Prober Testifies in Steel Firm Ouster Suit
Federal investigator Ralph M. McCareins testified in a civil ouster case against six Missouri steel fabricators. State Atty. Gen. Eagleton seeks fines or bans from state business. Trial contends over a highway map used to outline a conspiracy. Six firms named include Stupp Bros and Kansas City Structural Steel Co. Final briefs to be heard by Commissioner Hawkins before Supreme Court ruling.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri Steel
Ralph M. McCareins
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
McCareins
St. Louis
Eagleton
Oyster Suit
Hs Aid
F. Joseph Delong
Jefferson City
Tom Soddy
Stupp Bros. Bridge and Iron Co
Stupp Bros
Kansas City Structural Steel Co
Kansas City
Kan
St. Joseph Structural Steel Co
St. Joseph
Missouri Steel, Inc
Leavenworth, Kan
A. J. Industries Inc
Los Angeles
Reynolds Manufacturing Co
Springfield
Havens Steel Co
Robert L. Hawkins
State Supreme Court
Wheat referendum favors GOP plan. Ellender vows no relief
In a political row over wheat support, the GOP succeeds in pushing a plan that critics say skirts direct payments. Sen. Ellender, chair of the Agriculture Committee, says there will be no bailout legislation this year while Rep. Quie unveils a voluntary acreage reduction scheme linking wheat to feed grains with 65 to 90 percent parity and no direct government payments. Supporters note South states backed the plan strongly, while Midwest and Far West states showed tepid approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bender
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Quie
Midwest
Far West
Lightning Strikes Twice for Hitchin Man
John Hudson aged 20 was blown from a telephone booth by a lightning bolt in Hitchin England Tuesday night. Five years earlier he was knocked unconscious by another bolt on his front lawn and remained unresponsive for six hours. A hospital spokesman said Hudson was badly shaken by bolt No 2 and would need a couple of days in bed to recover.
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Hitchin
England
John Hudson
Hudson
Daily Capital News masthead and masthead notes
The text appears to be the newspaper’s masthead and subscription pricing notes from Jefferson City Missouri. It lists publishers Robert C. Goshorn and William Weldon, editor Jourph G. Majersky, and addresses the News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street. It notes Associated Press affiliation and provides subscription rates for carrier and mail within Missouri and out-of-state, with audit bureau references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
William Weldon
William B. Weldon
Robe
Mgr
Jourph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Getond
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Associated Fresc
Biao
Missouri
Burei Dia
Missouri Pacific Move New Haven Oppose Part Time Agent Plan
The Missouri Pacific Railroad faces strong opposition from Hermann and New Haven interests over a proposed dualized station setup. A June 3 start date was announced, with reduced hours for agents at Hermann and New Haven. Local businesses civic groups and the Public Service Commission advised a hearing will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Hermann
Pest
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific
Hawthorn Finishing Company
Langenverg Hat Company
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce of
William Hertet
New Haven Now
H. W. Begeman
Begeman
Sunset Park
West New Haven
Law measures advance after Sunday sales debate
The House passed bills including granting liquor control agents arrest powers for violations and creating a second circuit judge for Boone and Callaway counties. A bribery of a public official offense would be a graduated felony with penalties up to seven years, plus a $100 court cost aid for indigents estimated at 37,500 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
18Th Judicial Circuit
Boone and
Callaway Counties
Deaths Rites Set Today For Letcher Rosen
Letcher Rosen 65 of Osage Beach died Tuesday in a hospital. Born March 29, 1898, he was a son of William and Virginia Rosen. He married Marguerita Pounds and survived by two sons Kenneth Rosen and Wilson Rosen among others, plus four grandchildren. Services at a local chapel with burial in Greenmore Memorial Gardens. The obituary notes his widow and several siblings.
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William
Virginia Rosen
Cubs
Kenoeny
Marguerita
William Rosen
Lake Ozark
Kenneth Rosen
Brumley
Peters
Congress
Thomas
Greenmore Memorial Gardens
Engese
Barnett
NATO Council Debates Multilateral Nuclear Force Plan
Allies press ahead with multilateral NATO force involving Polaris missiles. Britain commits 180 Vulcan bombers and four Polaris submarines. the U S joins with three nuclear submarines equipped with Polaris missiles. Talks foresee a 200-missile surface fleet and mixed crews. Pearson opens session urging equal North American European partnership.
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United States
Britain
NATO
Tlord J. Home
Dean Rusky
U.S
NATO Council
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
North America
Europe
House of Commons
Dirk A. Stikker
West
Home
Soviet Union
New York Welcomes Gordon Cooper in Grand Reception
Crowds jammed Manhattan streets and sidewalks as Gordon Cooper arrived after landing at LaGuardia. Mayor Wagner, Vice President Johnson, and New York officials lauded his moon mission, praising him and the American space effort. Cooper thanked them, introducing his wife and mother, while crowds cheered and waved homemade signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper
Coop
Lower East Side
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Gordon Cooper
America
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Washington
la Guardia Field
Richard C. Patterson Jr
Oklahoma
New York City
Trudy
Hattie Cooper
Johnson
Outlook bright Dillon says tax cut key to growth
The secretary of the treasury said the nation's economy shows a heartening upturn but stresses a substantial tax reduction this year is the best way to speed growth. He noted federal revenues may exceed estimates by up to $1 billion in fiscal 1964, yet employment likely needs tax relief to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
University of Connecticut Loeb
Marking Centennial American College in Turkey Teacher's Dream Realized
An American educator in Istanbul fulfills a long dream tied to the centennial of a school and seminary near Setimiye Barracks. The project, aided by Dr. Cyrus Hamlin and a New York tourist, aims to support bread and goods for fund raising amid wartime shortages. Florence Nightingale’s legacy and the hospital scene provide historical context to the aid effort in the Turkish capital.
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American College
Turkey
Istanbul
Dar
Christopher Robert
New York
Setimiye
Hos Ipital
Porus
Florence Nightingale
Cyrus Hamlin
Instan- 1Ibul
Californian to Receive Doctor of Osteopathy Degree
Jerry Kenneth O Banion of Birch Tree will receive a Doctor of Osteopathy degree from the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery during graduation at the Music Hall. He is a son of Dr and Mrs K J O Banion and a graduate of California Reorganized School District No 1. He studied at Hannibal LaGrange College and Lin 201n University, belonged to the Atlas Club and Neuropsychiatry Society, and will intern at Charles E Still Osteopathic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kenneth O'Banion
Birch
Kansas City College of Osteopathy
Music Hall
Kansas City
O’banion
Atlas Club
Society of Neuropsychiatry
Kansas City College
Charles E. Still Osteopathic Hospital
Man Found Guilty On Robbery Counts
A U S District Court jury in Jefferson City found Keith Willis Mickizer of Kansas City guilty on three counts linked to post office and bank robberies in Missouri. Two counts resulted in not guilty. two other counts were dismissed. Judge Floyd Gibson ordered a pre sentence investigation and Mickizer remains in U S custody. He was found guilty of thefts and robberies at the Bank of St Elizabeth Everton Post Office First National Bank Golden City People’s Bank Miller Deepwater State Bank and Citizens State Bank Fair Play between 1962 and 1963. DeGaulle Visit Planned Paris AP President Charles De Gaulle will visit Germany in July Alain Peyrefitte says a definite date is not set.
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U.S
Jefferson City
Keith Willis Mickizer
Kansas City
Missouri
Floyd Gibson
Wickizer
U.S. Marshall
Bank of St. Elizabeth
Everton
First National Bank
Golden City
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Raiti
Duvaiier
UPI Telephoto
New Haven High School
Harry O. Hein
St. Peter's Church
Charles J. McClain
College of Education
University of Missouri
Mary Ann Gerdes
Deaconess Hospital of Missouri, University
Norman Grannemann
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Norma Aichholz
Geneva Bauer
Karen Cowens
Maynard Granne
Jerry Hoersskamp
Gary| Hemman
William John
Barbara Kleppe
JoDean Menke
Sanford Menke
Lois Kay Meyer
Marion Meyer
Steven Nichols
Dennis Oberdieck
Richard Ruegge
Mary Joan Smith
Donna Sielger
Rodger Vedder
Cherril Wehmueller
Arnold Young
Boy Scouts
Arnold Seitzer
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Moretown
Shreveport
Scheer
Concordia Seminary
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Batavia
N.Y
Ernst H. Scheer
Rt. 2
Anne Lohmeyer
Cheryl Ranee
Raymond P. Scheer
New Meiu
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Vir @ Helling
Arthur Steiger
Frank Wood
Jaycees
New Haven Lions Club
Wilbert Peister
John Boemeyer
Kermit Ploeger
Jerry Prisbrey
Carl Burris
Joon Sulltrop
Seth Slocum, Jr
Lion Tanner
Edward F. Hébbeler
Roy Bail
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Berger American Legion Post
St. John's Cemetery
Berger
Légion Park
Warren E. Heartes
Wayne Kemper
Matlin Kemper
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Edmund Ruett-gers
Robert W. Willer
Naval Yard
Philadelphia
Willer
William F. Miller
High Street
Stickel
Norfolk
Ronald G. Eikermann
Margie Eikermann
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
St. John's
Liquor Control
Letcher Rosen
Kennedy
Orville L.freeman
Guantanamo
Cuba
David Farragut
Fagus Mase
Hamlin
Paul Martin
Lyman L. Lemi
New England
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Waterford
Maine
Bowdoin College
Bangor Theological Seminary
Portland
Robert College
Birmingham
Ala
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Maj
NASA
James Webb
Hioe
Viet Nam
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Nehru
Bombay
India
Goa
Dabolim
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Jerre
John XXIII
Columbia
Fidel Castro
Turner
Robert
Bothlian Wreninie Sen
Castro
Uates
Middle East
Sonal
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Juse
Sug
Bebek
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Moscow
Tass
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Golf Ranch
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River Bridge
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Jeff City
Samuel Broeston Ree
Sophia Coren
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