Panama Flag Restored To Full Staff
Panama Canal Zone officials raised the Panamanian flag to full staff at the request of President Chiari, while the American flag remained at half staff through Saturday in memory of General Douglas MacArthur. Panamanian students near the border were kept moving by guardsmen as tensions rose over the flags policy.
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Reuters
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
U.S
Heli
Douglas MacArthur
Roberto Chiari
Washington
Shaler Triangle
Panama
Canal Zone
MacArthur
Chiari
Donnell to Lead State Speakers Committee for Shepley
John L. Donnell of St. Louis will head the State Speakers Committee in Ethan Shepley’s campaign for the Republican nomination for governor. Donnell, son of Forrest C. Donnell, former Missouri governor and U.S. Senator, joins the campaign with strong family backing and ties to Chancellor Shepley.
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John L. Donnell
St. Louis
Ethan Shepley
Donnell
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
U.S
Shepley
Donnell, Schoen-sbeck and
Airliner Crashes in New York City
A Pan American World Airways Boeing 707 arriving from San Juan skidded into a marsh after bouncing on landing at JFK. 136 passengers and 9 crew survived with 48 treated. 15 hospitalized, many in Mud saved people, no fire, crew guided passengers to two life rafts.
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New York
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Pan American World Airways
San Juan
Pr.r
Sidney Seidman
Lawrence
N.Y
Princess Delayed By Bomb Scare
AMSTERDAM Netherlands AP A bomb scare delayed the Paris departure of Princess Irene second daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard aboard a KLM airliner. The plane landed safely after a long delay at New York City area airport with no injuries. passengers evacuated via hatches as police searched the wrecked jet.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Paris
Irene
KLM
Royal Dutch
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Prince Carlos de Bourbon
Kelsey Cameron
Kelsey
Robert Cameron
Oldwick
Rockaway Boulevard
Queens
Passio
Puwle
Precinct by precinct vote totals on city levies
The report details voting results across wards and precincts on operating and maintenance levies and a one mill increase. It notes ties in Fourth Ward Precinct 2 for the building levy, and outlines absentee and precinct totals, with notable figures from First through Fourth Wards and several precincts, including science fair related actions and annexation context.
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Fourth Ward
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fifth Ward
Roger W. Smith
Board of
R. L. Wagner
Kansas
Terranernsa
Columbia
Palmyra
Nichols
Jefferson City
Aes
Tafferenn
Dala
St. Thomas Community Hall
Wardsville Parish Hall
Osage Bend
Bisges
Taos, Schnieders
Centertown
Elston,Robinett
Eugene, Town Hall
Brazite
United ‘Church of Christ
Henley Community Building
Russellville School
Jamestown School
Sim
Taos
Eugene
Braaita
Frenk Mishap Injures Two Year Old Child
Police say a child named Amy Beth Hood was injured when a moving vehicle dragged her after her mother grabbed her clothing to stop the car. The incident occurred near the Jefferson City Science Fair as judges evaluated exhibits. The child was taken to St Marys Hospital with facial lacerations but serious injuries were not expected.
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Aeavor
Weir Exanc-S
Jefferson City
Engineers Club
Clark Avenue
Joseph G. Majersky
News-Tribune
Don Hiatte
St. DE Eere
Mary’s Hospital
T. D. Cameron
L. Meyer
U. S
London
Reuters
Ameri
Paul Stookey
Stookey
Peter, Paul
Algoa Escapee Recaptured
Clinton Leroy Dicus, 21, an inmate serving five years for car theft from Washington County, escaped from the full-honor dormitory at 8 30 p m and was recaptured less than three hours later after authorities alerted the Missouri Highway Patrol at tad nom.
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Algoa
Clinton Leroy Dicus
Washington County
Missouri Highway Patrol
Tad Nom
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and rate notice
Jefferson City Post Tribune announces publishers and editors with dates and offices. It details carrier and mail subscription rates for local Cole county and surrounding regions, membership in the Associated Press, and office address at 210 Monroe. The page notes publication frequency and credit policies for news and dispatches.
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the Tribune
Rosext C. Gobhorn
William C. Weldon
William BH
Weldon
el, Rose
Geo
Joseph G. Majerley
News
Iibune Company
Monroe
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Celivary Service
Missouri
Cole
Sujoining
United States
Audit Bureau of Ciredistions
Dini
Jury Awards $2,500 In Damage Suit
Centertown woman Norma Shikles and husband Wayne sued Thomas R. Buckley for 335,300 over an Oct 22 1962 Jefferson City auto crash. A Circuit Court jury awarded 2,500 after about an hour of deliberation with Leonard Lueckenette foreman.
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Centertown
Norma Shikles
Wayne A. Shikles
Thomas R. Buckley
Frog Hollow Road
Shikles
Jefferson City
Leonard Lueckenette
Kansas City approves public accommodations ordinance
In 1963 Kansas City voters approved a broad civil rights measure barring discrimination in taverns amusement venues recreation halls stores and transit facilities with certain personal service and housing exclusions. Robert P Lyons of People for Public Accommodations hailed it as a historic direct vote in a major city.
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Kansas City
Robert P. Lyons
Cochairman
People
Tavern City Council
Astember
Vote Seems Near On Rights Issue
Washington AP report describes progress in civil rights bill debate in the Senate after 25 days, with Republican Leader Dirksen outlining amendments to equal employment opportunity provisions and aiming for a vote window as test ballots loom. The scene signals a potential breakthrough in a nation shaping battle with party lines on the council and key changes likely debated next.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Dirksen
Kassebaum
Absentees Carr Wins Big Ward in Off Year Vote
Carr leads by more than 400 with 1214 to 751 in unofficial counts. Haake likely succeeds Donald V. Cline. Debo cruises past James Jeffrey 659 to 458 in the fourth ward. Total turnout 6,048, a heavy off year vote versus about 5,000 in 1963. If Skain wins Fifth Ward, council remains nine Democrats and one Republican.
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Monte Wilcoxon
Robt
E. Dallmeyer
David Jobe
Latty Haake
Louise Carr
Robert Debo
James H. Jeffrey
Richard Skaig
I Allen Kassebaum
Carr
Haake
Donald V. Cline
Robert L. Debo
Fourth Ward
James Jeffrey
Dr. Skain
J. George Robinson
Platin Om
Dignitaries Honor MacArthur as Public Weeps at Armory
A large cortege of 2400 West Point cadets plus dignitaries followed the caisson as General MacArthur lay in state at Park Avenue Armory. Crowds filed through all day and into the night despite rain, with about 35 000 paying respects to the fallen commander.
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MacArthur
Shorty
West Point
Washington
Norfolk
James I. Murris
Alexandria
John L
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Trares
Pipe Line Company
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Great Lakes Pipe Line Co
Pal
Braniant
Wardh and Precinct
Security Window and Door Co
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Jefferson City Country Club
Serwee
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Bassman Marten Mueller
Qur Savior's Lutheran
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Marten
Missouri Motor Hotel
Jacobsen
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Fayapaler
Schleer Bros
Jack Zumwalt & Son
Hiway
Dial
Fred F. Bode
W. Dunklin
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
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William Scranton
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