U S Pressures Indonesian Chief Sparks Diplomatic Talk
In Tokyo a U S emissary pressed President Sukarno over Indonesia's plan to nationalize U S oil investments. The United States linked aid conditions to foreign investment, warning withdrawals could follow if nationalization proceeds. Sukarno planned talks with Malayan Premier Abdul Rahman amid broader Southeast Asia tensions.
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Tokyo
United States
Indonesia
Sukarno
Kennedy
Yuan
U.S
Southeast Asia
Malaya
Singapore
Brunei
Sarawak
North Borneo
U.S. State Department
Turku Abdu Rahman
Shell G Indonesia
Caltex
Stanvac Indonesia
Washington
Missouri Power and Light Cuts Rates by 393000
Missouri Power and Light Co announces a 393000 dollar electric rate reduction effective July 1 pending Missouri Public Service Commission approval. Davis Benning, president, says the cut reflects growing electricity use in homes and businesses across residential, commercial, and industrial classes. The move also removes a gross receipts tax from rates and will appear as a separate item on customer bills.
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Missouri Power and Light Co
Davis Benning
Missouri Public Service Commission
Benning
Page
Ghee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Vial Cuonsuers
Secretary of States
Public Service
Missouri Power and Light
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Juries Pledged For Territories
United States pledges to establish American style juries in Pacific island territories where useful. John Hosmer of Missouri urged jury reforms. trusteeship council to hear his case next Tuesday. Officials note jury trials do not apply to U S territories under current law, though justice in the trust territory is deemed fair.
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United Nations
N. Y. Jap
United States
Ls Pacific
U .N Trusteeship Council
John Hosmer
Marshfield
Isles
Nathan Barnes
Liberia
Hosmer
Windward
Way al
U. S
Pacific Islands
Congress
U.S
Trusteeship Council
U.S. Territories
Trust Territory
Autos Inspected in Three Day Safety Check
The Vehicle Safety Check program ended Wednesday with 2,489 autos inspected over the three day period. Officials reported one in five showed a deficiency but many rejected autos were later approved after corrections. The program was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with help from merchants civic clubs and government agencies.
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Thhey
Chamber of Commerce
Wire rate hikes approved by FCC step in
The FCC announced that starting August 1 private telegraph line rates will rise for business firms linking offices in several cities while telephone rates fall. The changes exclude press customers for now. The order revises a January 29 decision, part of a seven year inquiry prompted by AT&T and Western Union requests, with the commission citing inadequate private line revenues but unable to assess press impact.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC l
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
FCC
American Newspaper Publishers — Association Inc
United Press International Inc
Hellas High School Graduation Highlights 98 Seniors
The seventh Hellas High School commencement featured Rev Fr. Frank J. Stang as principal speaker urging graduates to assume life long responsibilities as they enter a mature world. Rose Vogel and Oliver Schepers spoke for the class as top honors were announced and a baccalaureate Mass was held.
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Betty Bosch
J. C. Bosch
Dawson Lane
Linda Otto
Fruno J. Otto
St. Mary’s Blvd
Helias High
Helias
Frank J. Stangl
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Columbia
News-Tribune
Frank J. Stang
Hellas High School
Hellas Auditorium
Father Stangl
Hellas
Father Slang
Rose Vogel
Oliver Schepers
Miss Vogel
Ralph Katz
Surface
Usferson City
I. Timothy
Outlook
M. Lea
Sleepers
Commence
Helias High School
iGirls
Margaret Donahue
James Donahue
Linn
Carl Vogel
St. Mary's Bilvd
Sharon Payne
Clarence Payne
Pamela Dr
Mary Ann Renn
Arthur J. Renn
Chestnut St
Bors
Pat Magee
Henry Magee
Bald Hii Rd
George Neutzler
Louis E. Neutzler
Waverly St
Tom
Carol Rast
Tom Prenger
Leaehended
Tre Dha Canine
J. A. Vogelweid
St. Peter's Cathedral
Jefferson City
Pleas Hall
Joseph M. Marling
Marling
Bishop Marling
Paula Wankum
Robert J. Wankum
Fairmount Blvd
Oliver Schepers Jr
Oliver C. Schepers
W. McCarly Sr
Apkaal
Former Clerk Gets Probation for City Fund Shortages
Harold B. Baker Jr., former city clerk, was given probation after pleading guilty to stealing city funds. An audit showed an initial shortage of 931.85, later clarified as bookkeeping errors. Baker has restitution and will transfer supervision to another state under the interstate compact.
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Harold B. Baker Jr
Baker
Sam C. Blair
Clyde McCarty
James T. Riley
Blair
McCarty
Resolution Hails Efforts by Cox of Springfield
The Missouri House approved a resolution praising Lester E. Cox for his leadership of the Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development. Cox, recently replaced as chairman by Thomas M. Baird, is lauded for boosting state image with the Mighty Moss on the Go slogan and for highlighting local workforce shifts and defense spending gains, while Gov. Dalton appointed Baird to succeed him.
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Missouri House of Representatives
Lester E. Cox
Springfield
Jhairman
Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Cox
John.m. Dalton
Thomas M.baird
House Industrial Development Committee
Paul Canady
Greene County
Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Missouri
Atiow
Congress
Kennedy marks 46th birthday amid White House duties
President Kennedy acknowledged his 46th birthday during a busy White House day. He accepted birthday greetings and gifts including a 46 year old brandy, a Civil War rifle, and a Father of the Year award. Mrs. Kennedy planned a Sequoia yacht dinner for about 21 guests, though details leaked early.
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New York
White House
Pierre Salinger
National Archives
Alvin Austin
Kennedy
Washington
Memorial Rites Held in House of Missouri Legislature
The Missouri House observed memorial services Wednesday for 19 former members who died since the last ceremony two years earlier. The roll included two former governors Phil M. Donnelly of Lebanon and James T. Blair of Jefferson City, both deceased last year. Also honored were numerous state officials from multiple counties, with the Senate planning services on June 19.
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Missouri House of Representatives
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
James T. Blair
Jefferson City
Donnelly
Blair
Co. B. Junge
Benton County
John N. Pryor Jr
Wright County
Robert A. Chambers
Harrison
John Cliffton Sullivan
St. Clair County
J. L. Bess
Howell County
Rainey Ridenhour
Osage County
Frank A. Brannock
Stoddard County
Senate
Highway officials to receive salary hikes approved by committee
The House Highways Committee approved a measure raising salaries for State Highway Department officials from 600 to 1000 dollars. After hearing testimony from opposing bus line operators, the committee took no action on a House-passed bill to set buses for schools churches or charitable institutions to operate non-educational charter service if 80 percent of passengers are under 19. Supporters say the plan aids rural areas where shorter bus lines fail to serve.
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Highways Committee
State Highway Department
Daily Capital News publisher and rates notice
The Daily Capital News lists publishers Robert Goshurn and William Weldon with Joseph Majersky as editor. The notice provides carrier and mail subscription rates for Cole and adjoining counties and other Missouri counties, plus outside Missouri and AP membership details.
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Robert
Goshurn
William B. Weldon
William HM
Weldon
Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monoe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
Eagleton rules on whipping case in Newton County
Attorney General Thomas F. Eagleton told Mr and Mrs Baldwin that he had no authority to take action against Greenwood School District 6 principal Charles R Hukill for whipping their 12 year old son Rex Baldwin. He advised seeking private counsel if pursuing civil action while noting he would not challenge the county prosecutor’s decision not to prosecute.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
William D. Baldwin
Newton County
Baldwins
Eagleton
Rex Baldwin
Greenwood
Charles R. Hukill
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