Better Roads Cut Deaths Says State Highway Chief
Missouri chief engineer M J Snider told the annual Traffic Engineering Conference at the University of Missouri that better and newer highways reduce accidents. He cited Bureau of Public Roads figures that interstate mileage in 1963 saved about 3 400 lives and warned most roads lack modern safety features. He noted state underfunding, rising maintenance costs, and a backlog of deficiencies, with estimates of needed extra 66 million annually to catch up in 20 years plus fuel tax gains.
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M. J. Snider
University of Missouri
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U.S
Uncommitted GOP Leaders Watching the 1960 Nomination
Washington AP report says uncommitted Republican leaders hope Dwight Eisenhower will spark anti Goldwater efforts at the convention. Eisenhower has yet to back a single candidate publicly while nominating contenders press ahead. potential challengers include Henry Cabot Lodge M Nixon and William Scranton with Eisenhower’s signal seen as key to triggering a convention bonfire.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Park Organization
Prentie
Perty
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Nixon
California
New York
Scranton
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher and staff note
The Jefferson City Post Tribune header lists publishers Mr and Mrs Robert C Goshorn and Mr and Mrs William H Weldon with leadership roles including editor Joseph G Majhursky. It provides publishing details, office address 210 Monroe Street, and subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding regions.
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Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
FLL
Rose
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Joseph G. Majehrsky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Principal Quits At Southwest School
Jim Braden principal of Southwest School resigns at year end to accept a North Kansas City Public Schools post. He served three years at Southwest and will lead an elementary in North Kansas City. Braden earned a 1962 master of education from the University of Missouri and attends First Baptist Church.
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Jim Braden
Entrances to Jefferson City marred by junkyard wreckage
ContContinued from Page 1 owner Jake Jenkins vows the yard will be enclosed eventually but Views show a rusting scrapyard near the Missouri River Bridge visible to motorists. Mayor Horn disputes Cedar City boundary and urges action. State law requires screening within 200 feet of roads. violation could bring fines up to 500. Callaway County prosecutor Granville Collins says he has not received complaints yet. Horn indicates a complaint will be filed.
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Missouri River Bridge
Cedar City
Horn
Jefferson City
Missouri
Joan G. Christy
Krcgtv
Christy
State Highway Department
Callaway County
Granville E. Collins
SEATO Rejects Neutralization Plan for Viet Nam
SEATO ministers meeting in Manila rejected a proposal to neutralize South Viet Nam and allied states. Britain Australia New Zealand and Pakistan backed the United States against neutralization while France abstained. The communique affirmed support for South Viet Nam’s government and condemned North Viet Nam for aggression. South Viet Nam’s Phan Huy Quat said his mission succeeded and that his views were accepted.
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Red China
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Rusk
Keith Holyoake
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Konthi Suphamongkhon
Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log Fatalities Report
The Missouri Highway Patrol records 24 hours ending at midnight with five deaths. Year to date totals reach 295 compared with 236 for the same period last year.
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Preliminary Hearing Continued for Tho in Miller County
In Tuscumbia Special Miller County Magistrate Frank Stanson continued the preliminary hearing for three men charged with felonious assault in the death of Frank G. Cotton until April 27. Defendants Lincoln E. Chapman Edgar Hoard and Charles L. Carey are held in jail on $5,000 bonds each. A coroner's jury ruled Cotton died from a crushed chest, and investigators say he was beaten or run over and his body dumped in his Lake Ozark driveway after drinking with the trio. Sheriff Wendell Hensley noted the men were with Cotton the night of his death.
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Frank G. Cotton
Miller County
Frank Stanston
Lincoln E. Chapiman
Collinsville
Edgar Hoard
Poplar Bluff
Charles L. Carey
Nixa
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Cotten
Lake Ozark
Wendell Hensley
Eldon Man Shot Dead In Personal Safety Death
Eldon resident Joseph F Berendzen, 62, was found fatally shot at his Eldon home. Miller County Coroner ruled the wound was personal safety related. Survived by wife Elizabeth, three sons including Donald and Harold, two brothers, two sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Eldon with burial in Greenmore Cemetery Barnett. Rosary tonight and Friday.
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Joseph F. Berendzen
Miller County
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Harold
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John
Louise Holzer Berendzen
Elizabeth Beautel
Wayne Berendzen
Skagway
Alaska
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Juneau
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Cottage Grove
Ore
Albert Berendzen
Henley
Clem Iven
H. C. Thomas
Hot Springs
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Greenmore Cemetery
Barnett
Implied Strike Postponement Sets Stage for Talks
Johnson said on the fifth day of emergency bargaining talks there is no settlement yet and none until all issues are resolved. White House secretary George Reedy noted no threat of legislation. The five railroad unions, representing about 200,000 workers, oppose proposed work rule changes they say would cut pay and eliminate jobs.
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George Reedy
White House
Labor dispute delays Luttemuller project on union picket lines
A heated labor conflict centers on Luttemuller’s job with Army involvement limited to neutral stance. Army officials say four weeks to completion and maintain gates for Luttemuller workers while unions continue selective picketing at all plant gates.
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Luttemuller
Capitol Restaurant Debates Senate Catering Costs
Senators incur meals in the Capitol restaurant whose charges exceed reconcilable costs. Architect Stewart defends the system as maintained for senators and aides while some private groups, including Hoffa era Teamsters, received extended credit. Williams cites $36,300 approved for operation and unpaid Teamsters bills of $4,248.
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Landrum-Griffin
Transmission line begun by Union Electric in Missouri
Union Electric Co has begun a 6.8 million dollar electric transmission project crossing Montgomery Callaway Boone Moniteau and Cooper counties. Clearing has started and materials arrive as crews prepare to work next week. The 138000 to 161000 volt line should be in service by July 1965 and will connect with Missouri Power and Light substations at New Bloomfield and New Florence. The venture includes an energy interchange with Missouri Public Service Co and plans a multi voltage circuit layout to stations from Lincoln County to Dardenne and beyond, adding about 2 million in assessed county value.
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Wood
Wallace Seeks State Rights Campaign After Mock Primary
Wallace criticized federal policy and urged segregationist stances while addressing a student mock primary where he defeated Welsh 70 to 55. He planned more campaigning with two upcoming dates and said Indiana delegates will honor the primary winner. Goldwater appears in Indiana with Stassen on campus events. write-ins not allowed.
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Hot Springs Seeks Vote on Casino Gambling Amendment
Hot Springs Arkansas AP The Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce will sponsor petitions for a statewide vote on a constitutional amendment to legalize casino gambling in Garland County The move follows a closure order issued after Gov Orval E Faubus warned state troopers would intervene if casinos remained open.
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Campaign briefing sketches for Hillary Bush in Missouri race
Campaign notes outline Hillary Bush, Democrat candidate for Missouri governor, opening headquarters in Kansas City and touring Kansas City, St Louis County, Columbia Rotary, Johnson County, and Jefferson County with speeches. Norman H Anderson urged Washington University Law students toward politics as he seeks attorney general nomination. Missouri Secretary of State Warren Hearnes urged high school free education and college tuition cuts. Nixon campaign directors named for St. Louis area counties.
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Nixon Movement
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Students clash with police over food protest at Maryville
About 700 students demonstrated at Main Street and U S 71 blocking traffic for hours then marching toward the campus. Police used dogs bear gas and fire hoses. one officer was hit by a rock. Four students were arrested and a former student set a gasoline fire outside dorms but caused no damage. Maryville University officials and the acting dietitian discussed campus meals as Gov. Dalton sent the Missouri Highway Patrol to maintain order.
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Dean Lasley
Askell
Ocean swells travel from South America to distant shores
Oceanographers detected waves originating near the southern tip of South America that traveled across oceans. Antarctic storms can trigger swells that reach as far as Alaska and Hawaii, illustrating the global reach of marine weather patterns.
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Hawaii
Aid for China and export controls in cobalt and engines
The passage discusses the Battle Act penalties for shipping strategic materials to Communist countries, noting Moroccan cobalt sold to Red China was a lower grade than used in cobalt bombs. It also covers the race to curb American diesel engines in cranes bound for Cuba via Britain, with the State Department seeking export control authority and potential denial of export privileges if licenses are not obtained.
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Morocco
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State Department
United States
Cummins, Engineering Company
Columbus
Ind
Commerce Department
Civil Defense Substitutes Holiday Duty Plan
Civil Defense implements a weekend and holiday duty roster under Col. Frank Skelly to ensure 24/7 availability. Each officer holds duty once every six weeks, reachable by home telephone. The program includes a directory of key agencies and briefings, with duties rotating to boost disaster response efficiency as shown during recent tornadoes and high winds in Missouri.
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Frank Skelly
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Bob Gruner
Skeily
Lincoln U Pianist Performs in Dallas
Miss Augusta McSwain a Lincoln University pianist and music faculty member returned from Dallas Texas where she gave a solo piano recital at Bishop College part of its eighty third anniversary celebration. The performer a Bishop College alumna presented works by Scarlatti Bach Chopin Grieg and Griffes.
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Lincoln University
Dallas
Texas
Bishop College
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Northwestern University
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Bach
Chopin
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