Justice Unit Denies Klan Links in FBI
Washington reports the Justice Department rejected a Klansman claim that Klansmen serve as FBI agents. Calvin Craig, a Klan grand dragon, said on TV that some federal agents fund the Klans, but a DOJ spokesman gave no official reply. House Un-American Activities Committee launches an inquiry into Klan activities amid arrests in Alabama connected with a Detroit civil rights worker’s slaying. The investigation notes Klan groups use small, trusted action cells and obscure meetings to hide operations. Membership today is under 10,000 across 13 organizations, far below the 1820s peak.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
Justice Department
Ku Klux Klan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Calvin Craig
Atlanta
House UN- American Activities Committee
FBI
un-American Activities Committee
Johnson
United States
Brenda Tallman Named For Trip To Washington
Brenda L Tallman a 12 year old safety patrol member at South School will represent Jefferson City at the 28th annual National School Safety Patrol parade in Washington DC. She will join 28 patrol members from Missouri Illinois and Kansas on an expense paid trip sponsored by the Automobile Club of Missouri. The group meets in St Louis May 5 to board a bus for the nation’s capital visiting Gettysburg Lincoln Memorial Capitol and other sites before returning home.
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Brenda L. Tallman
South School
Jefferson City
Washington, D.C
Brenda
Stanley E. Callman
Pamela Drive
Missouri
Illnois
Kansas
Washington
The
Automobile Club of Missouri
Genii
St. Louis
Gettys
Klansburg
Robert May G. M. Bhelson Jr
Imperial Wizard
United Klans of Amarl
Congressmen
Bureau
James Vepable
Lincoln
Jefferson
National Knightclass
National Archives Andl
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
Washington Monument
Arlington
Iron Cemetery
Shelton
Craig
Georgia
Johnson
United Klana
Direct Dial From Vehicles New Mobile Phone System In Use
Capital City Telephone Company of Jefferson City put IMTS into service enabling direct mobile dialing. Subscribers can dial from mobile units via tones converted to dial pulses. system covers 23 extra towers statewide and links Midstate Telephone and St Thomas Dial lines. Cities listed include Columbia Salisbury Sullivan Cuba Warsaw and others across Missouri.
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Missouri
Capital City Telephone Company
Jefferson City
Ager
John H. McHenry
McHenry
Hollis Summit
Midstate Telephone Company
St. Thomas Dial, Inc
Columbia
Salisbury
Sullivan
Cuba
Warsaw
Warrensburg
Bolivar
Gallatin
Seneca
Lebanon
Clinton
Brookfield
Cape Girardeau
Chillicothe
Eldon
Farmington
Hannibal
Kirksville
Louisiana
Malden
Moberly
Nevada
Perryville
King urges action under economic pressure in Alabama
SCLC president and a Camden Negro minister spoke at Icaden Academy about a drive to act under economic pressure in Alabama. The academy, the county’s only accredited school, is led by principal James Hobos who explained the sources of the effort.
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Alabama
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Camden
SCLC
Icaiden Academy
James’ Hobos
Go Cart Driver Hurt In Street Accident
An 18 year old Jefferson City boy, Jim Date Steen of 1441 St Marys Blvd, was injured when his go cart struck a parked car at Bolivar and High Streets around 6 30 p m He is reported in satisfactory condition at St Marys Hospital with a fracture of the right leg as city police investigate the incident.
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Jefferson City
St. Mary's Hospital
Jim Date Steen
St.Mary’s Blvd
Bolivar
High Streets
Assembly in Page 1 Continued Iry for hauls cause some di ets
Lawmakers debate permitting county hospitals to seize tax revenue and income for construction and furnishing of additions instead of relying on bond issues. The proposal aims to fund expansions without new bonds, boosting hospital capacity and services while affecting local debt and revenue streams.
Bank Reform Measure Moves in Missouri Legislature
The Missouri House debated a consolidation plan allowing St Louis County to study regional mergers for its 96 municipalities. After a slim amendment passed by one vote, sponsors King and Speer shifted the bill to the informal calendar amid charges of petty politics. Debates also covered laws extending anti litter authority, higher registrar fees, and school board election changes. Silverthorne faced questions about campaign financing and bank practices as Curtis and Mundt pressed. A tense hearing included accusations of vote irregularities and calls to remove election and police board leaders from future meetings.
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St. Louis County
County Council
R. J. (Bus) King Jr
Alfred A. Speer
Wulusong
Silverthorne
Curtis
Karl E. Mundt
Johnson
Goldwater
Mundt
Bobby Baker
McClellan
Joan
Onnk
Sil
Nee
Controller's Office
Police
Election Boards
Scuss
Neeman
Zumwalt
Apartheid Opponent Hanged Over Johannesburg Bomb
Frederick C. Harris a white anti apartheid activist and former Nonracial Olympics Committee chairman was hanged in Pretoria for the station bombing that killed a white woman. He admitted planting the bomb amid protests against racial segregation and his appeal to mercy was rejected.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Frederick ¢. Haris
Johannesburg
Harris
C. R. Swart
Africa
Ght
Ann
Davey
Viet Nam talks seen as possible after nonaligned appeal
A Belgrade drafted appeal by 17 heads of state arrives at the State Department as envoys present it to Richard Rusk. US officials say North Viet Nam has shown no signs of readiness for talks, while Chou En-lai calls for American withdrawal. President Johnson meets with Ambassador Taylor in a productive, general discussion on war policy and potential peace steps.
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Peat
V. Micuno- Vie
Rusk
State Department
United States
Washington
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Maawell D. Taylor
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Taylor
William Warbey
London
Warbey
Ho Chi Minh
South
Chou En-lai
Chou
Algiers
Italy
Amintore Fanfani
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Afghanistan
Ethiopia
Ghana
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Poland
Canada
U.N
U Thant
National Liberation Front
Asst
Harlan Cleveland
New York
Thant
Cleveland
United Nations
Robert S. McNamara
Latier
Laigon
White House
Southeast Asia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Newsmen
Voting rights bill faces changes amid Senate clash
Pressure on Rep Emanuel Celler to modify language aims at expanding federal registrars beyond the Deep South while allowing certification of nondiscrimination by the attorney general. Katzenbach denies reports he briefed Supreme Court justices and Senate leaders, calling them false.
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Emanuel Celler
D-N
Judiciary Committee
Danaral
Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Tve Supreme Court
Katzenbach
John Dowdy
Tex
House Judiciary
Dowdy
Senate
Karl) Warren
Supreme Court
The
Congress
Lincoln University honors press as civil rights era signals
The New York Herald Tribune, U S News & World Report, and Washington Evening Star praise Lincoln University awards for journalism shaping public understanding during the civil rights era. Editors note pride in press role, with leaders like Edward Kenefick and Gay emphasizing Negro press impact amid national transition.
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New York Herald Tribune
jRobert S. Bird
Bird
Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. News & World Report
John HH. Sweet
UW. S. News & World Report
Teddy
Washington Evening Star
Newbold Noyes
Lincoln University
The
Star
Selma- Montgomery
Wbbm-Tv
Edward Kenefick
Kenefick
Gay
Woods
USIA
Jefferson City Post-Tribune Established in R68 Tie Post Estab sh
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune details its publication schedule and staff roles including publishers and editors. It notes daily evening publication except Saturday, address at 10 Monroe Street, and carriage of Associated Press news with local dispatch rights. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and location, with annual mail rates listed for Cole and adjoining counties, Missouri, and outside Missouri.
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the Tribune
William
Welon
William If Weldon
L, Rose
Joseph Gashey
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Algo Ie
Jefferson
Missouri
Cole
United Rtates
Audit
Bureau of Orientations
Dial
AML
Headliner Banquet Opens Three Day Press Workshop
The event starts today and runs for three days. It gathers high school students from eight states and the District of Columbia to report on transitions and their significance.
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States
District of Columbia
Kliegel Certificates City Council Service and Veterans Ties
Kliegel, a city council member, holds roles on Health, Police, Finance, and Streets and Sewers committees. He emphasizes transparent discussion of furniture and equipment purchases. A St. Peter's High School graduate, he attended Jefferson City Junior College and worked on the Missouri Public Expenditures Survey. He was a World War II POW in Germany and remains active in veterans groups.
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Kriegel
St. Peter's High School
Jefferson City Junior College
Missouri Public Expenditures Survey
Italy
Germany
Council
Kliegel
St. Peter's Cathedral
Roy Lone Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rosene Enloe
American Legion
Corrigan Daughters Married One Nurse One Teacher
Corrigan daughters are married with one serving as a nurse and the other as a teacher at Immaculate Conception School. The teacher, Mrs. Corrigan, works at the State Training Center No. 3 for mentally retarded children in this area. She previously taught at St. Peter's and Immaculate Conception Schools.
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Immaculate Conception School
Prosecutor Pay Bill Gains Committee Nod
A Senate committee Wednesday night approved a pay bill for prosecuting attorneys in third and fourth class counties, trimming the requested amount. A committee substitute sets raises from 1,200 to 3,800 a year, depending on county class and valuation.
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Senate
Symington Cancels Columbia Address
The University of Missouri announced that Sen. Stuart Symington would be unable to present the honors lecture during Business and Public Administration Week. His appearance was scheduled for April 9, part of events spanning April 4 to 3.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Stuart Symington
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