Recreational Study Slated By 11 Agencies
Representatives from 12 state agencies agreed to finance a preliminary six month study of Missouri's recreational and resource protection. Estimated cost not over 13000 dollars with possible in kind engineering and planning work. Gov Dalton suggested legislative approval may be unnecessary but future funding argues for a law establishing a council on outdoor recreation. Agencies attending included Conservation Commission Park Board Division of Commerce and Industrial Development Water Resources Board Water Pollution Commission Health and Welfare Highway Commission University of Missouri Geological Survey and Department of Education.
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Missouri
John M. Dalton
Council On Outdoor Recreation
House
Conservation Commission
Park Board
Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Water Resources Board
Water Pollution Commission
Department of Health and Welfare
Highway Commission
University of Missouri, Geological Survey
Department of Education
Missouri Unemployment Fund Totals Over 4.6 Million in March
Missouri jobless payments reached 4,665,035 in March according to the Division of Employment Security. Director Leroy Schantz noted a year over year drop of 580,590 but an increase of 46,849 from February. Initial claims totaled 26,541, down from March of last year and February this year.
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Division of Employment Security
Leroy Schantz
Nine Missouri lawmakers honored at Globe Democrat dinner
The Globe Democrat awarded nine Missouri legislators for meritorious service in the 1963 session. Awards cited leaders in budgets and debate, with Gov. Dalton urging public servants to prioritize the public trust and cross-branch cooperation for excellence.
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Thomas G. Woolsey
Versailles
Melvin £. Carnahan
Rolla
Missouri
Woolsey
Carnahan
News-Tribune
Globe Democrat
Hamilton Thornton
Baxter Waters
Liberty
JF. Patterson
D-Caruthersville
Paul MM. Berra
William J. Cason
D - Clinton
Robert O. Snyder
Kirkwood
Richard M. Webster
R-1
Carthage
Melvin E. Carnahan
D-Rolla
George IT
St. Peter
Mill Grove
Ted QO. Lloyd
Jefferson City
Labor talks avert nationwide rail strike at last minute
President Johnson announced that labor and management agreed to delay a strike as talks resumed to resolve a five year dispute over wages and working conditions. Mediators Theodore Kheel and George Taylor joined officials to press a settlement before the 11th hour deadline.
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Johnson
U. S
White House
New York
Theodore Kheel
Pennsylvania
George Taylor
W. Willard Wirtz
James Reynolds Andi
Francis A.o'neill Jr
National Mediation Board
MacArthur’s Committal Viewed in Norfolk by Dignitaries
Air Force C130 Hercules ferried General Douglas MacArthur’s casket from the capital to Norfolk. His widow and son Arthur, clergy, military and civilian leaders attended as a 19 gun salute honored the burial. The procession included an escort of generals, admirals, 600 armed forces personnel, West Point cadets, and a black riderless horse. The casket rested in the rotunda on a purple draped catafalque with a silver five star insignia.
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Norfolk
MacArthur
Arthur
Navy
Caisson
West Point
Goulart press control sparking anti government revolt
A Brazilian memorandum accuses Goulart of aiming to suppress press freedom and monopolize newsprint as radio and TV fell under federal control. The document notes a 1221 state operation and a 10:30 strike by the Tillinois Central Railroad’s anti-Goulart group, with government warnings and efforts to deter actions.
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Goulart
Tillinois Central Railroad
Phe
de Ton Bar Wat
Herbert J . Laudo Nattel
Congress
Dalton Dedicates DES Building in Flat River
Governor John Dalton praised Missouri's employment security program as a key defense against recession and dedicated a new Division of Employment Security building in Flat River costing 212,459 dollars with 9,000 square feet of space. Buildings have recently been completed in Columbia Hannibal Joplin Sedalia Sikeston Springfield St. Joseph and St. Louis.
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Missouri
John Dalton
Division of Employment Security
Flat River
Dalton
Columbia
Hannibal
Joplin
Sedalia
Sikeston
Springfield
St. Joseph
St. Louis
MacArthur aides defend interview portrayal and quotes
Scripps-Howard editors defended Lucas interview passages while Whitney, citing the army information service, said MacArthur spoke only in the highest terms of generals Ridgway Taylor and Halsey. Whitney dismissed quotes calling Truman a Bastard as false and attributed any alleged betrayal to two British officials, McLean and Burgess, who disappeared in 1951.
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Scripps-Howard
Lucas
Whitney
Army Information Service
Lukas
MacArthur
Matthew Ridgway
Maxwell D. Taylor
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Truman
Washington
State Department
Foreign Office
Donald D. McLean
Guy Francis Burgess
Russia
McLean
British Foreign Office
Burgess
Kennedy Denies Nuisance Race for Governor Nomination
Michael J. Kennedy, a Democratic governor candidate from Kansas City, denies any effort to help or hinder rivals. He asserts his five point program and says rivals now discuss policies instead of mimicking his proposals. He competes with Warren E. Hearnes and Hilary Bush in the race.
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Michael J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Warren E. Hearnes
Hilary Bush
Bush
Kansas City
Americans assaulted in Soviet cities while in civilian cars
Embassy spokesman describes two incidents: in Leningrad on Feb 14 Savage and Bracken, in a crowd that surrounded their auto on St Isaac's Square, were beaten on the hood and detained 15 to 20 minutes. in Tula on Mar 17 Smith and Sventinag with a Briton, after visiting stores, were detained about 40 minutes in a park near an airfield, accused of being on military property.
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Bracken
Leningrad
St Isaac’s Square
U.S
Smith
Sventinag
Tula
Moscow
Orel
Brazil to elect provisional president after coup
Brazil plans a two day election to choose a provisional president for a 20 month term. Gen Humberto Castelo Branco leads as the main candidate, backed by the military after ousting Goulart. Kubitschek calls the act the final step against communism in government.
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Army
Humberto Castello Branco
Gaulart
Na‘tion
Juscelixio Kubitschek
Social Democratic Party
Brazil
Jefferson City News Tribune Awards Continue at Fair
The News and Tribune will present special awards for the Jefferson City Science Fair with judging chaired by Don Hiatt and a committee including W H Anderson John Cooley A C Goodding and Gerald Manchester. Co ordinating chair Edith Link with Fern Mayes as advisory co chair. The project is a joint effort of Jefferson City Public Schools Engineers Club and News Tribune Company and is open to all students from public private or parochial schools. Police directing traffic around the school during the fair’s three days.
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Nce
News and Tribune
Don Hiatte
W. H. Anderson
John Cooley
A. C. Goodding
Gerald Manchester
C. S. Alcott
Kenneth Zuver
Robert Duss
Bill Luebbert
Robert Kelsick
D. E. Picker
BE. C. L. Wagner
Edith Link
Fern Mayes
Jefferson City
Engineers Club
News Tribune Company
Leekpoante
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher Details 1927 to 1959
The Jefferson City Post Tribune outlines publishers and staff from 1927 to 1959 including MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. GOSHORN and MR. AND MRS WILLIAM B H WELDON with WELDON as president and JOSEPH G MAJERSKY as editor. It lists publication as an evening paper with Monday through Saturday delivery and various mail subscription rates for Missouri counties and beyond. It notes Associated Press rights and an address at 210 Monroe Street.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William BH. Weldon
William TT Weldon
R.L. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Manroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
i_Dial
Air Departments
Open House Continued From Page Two At Post Office
A listing of staff and roles for the new post office building includes Hannen Charles G Fry Mrs Kathryn Pedego clerks Wilbur Fenton G L Snor grass Route 1 carrier substitutes Jacob Zulauf Merlyn Hays Route 2 carrier substitutes Earl Lee McCleery substitute clerk on military leave Marion Howard custodian Fern Carpenter mail messenger The building is owned by Gene Edwards and Hay Schmidt and leased to the United States Post Office Department.
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Hannen
Charles G. Fry
Kathryn Pedego
Wilbur Fenton
G. L. Snorgrass
Jacob Zulauf
Merlyn Hays
Earl Lee McCleery
Marion Howard
Fern Carpenter
Gene Edwards
Tipton
Hay Schmidt
Oakdale, N.Y
United States Post Office Department
Labor party leader warns of October Labour victory risk
The Labour party leader says a fall election date would yield a Labour victory in October rather than June. He accuses Douglas-Home of dodging responsibility to avoid defeat. With a five year Commons limit, dissolving Parliament could wait until Oct 19 and election on Nov 5, while Douglas-Home gave no date. Some expect Oct 8 anniversary of the 1959 Tory win. Observers caution against reading too much into early returns as local and national motives diverge.
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Douglas-Homel
House of Commons
Queen Elizabeth
Douglas-Home
Woods Fire Near Holts Summit Threatens Homes
A woods fire burned around noon in Callaway County about four miles from Jefferson City near Highway 54. Firefighters from New Bloomfield, aided by a 30 gallon pumper truck, worked to control the blaze as wind spread flames toward a residence occupied by F. F. Sundermeyer and nearby farm buildings with the Highway Patrol and Conservation Commission on scene.
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Callaway County
Jefferson City
New Bloomfield
F. F. Sundermeyer
Highway Patrol and Conservation Commission
Freedom Dinner Set by NAACP California Regions May 2
The second annual Freedom Dinner will be held May 2 in Jefferson City with NAACP branches in Sedalia Columbia and Fulton participating. Rev. Edger L. Reid announced the event in the Missouri Hotel banquet room at 6 p.m. State Sen. Leroy R. Johnson of Georgia will be the guest speaker. Proceeds benefit the NAACP freedom fund.
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Mid-Missouri
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jefferson City
Edger L. Reid
Sedalia
Columbia
Fulton
Missouri
Leroy R. Johnson
Georgia
Freedom Fund
NAACP
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