Court weighs Congress power to investigate subversion
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court considers limits on Congress for Un-American Activities inquiries in the Gojack contempt case. Justices weigh First Amendment rights and privacy against government interest in uncovering subversion as the House committee faces challenges to compel testimony.
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Downtown Businessmen Seek Safer Early Hours Protection
The Down town Business Association urges stronger police protection after a mid March theft at Dalimeyer Jewelry on 223 E High St. Phil A Dalimeyer urges more coverage. Police Chief Short notes five new officers and limited late night patrols. A watchman is hired and plans for weekend uptown patrols are set.
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Wrecks Lead to $133.2 Million Insurance Suit
Cincinnati woman Shireley J. Estes sues in U S District Court for $133.2 million claiming unfair treatment by two insurers and a judge after two traffic accidents. A prior $22,000 verdict was won in Common Pleas Court against Judge Frank M. Gusweiler.
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U.S. District Court
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Frank M. Gusweiler
Common Pleas Court
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Viet Nam War Update From Southeast Asia Fronts
U S and South Vietnamese forces report continued clashes with Viet Cong and arrests. US casualty totals rise with 68 dead and 634 wounded last week, while government troops clash with students at Dalat and tear gas and clubs used to disperse crowds. Air strikes hit targets near Dien Bien Phu as 100 buildings and a radio transmitter are reportedly destroyed.
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Aged Assistance Still Declines in March
The state welfare division reports March totals showing 98,761 people on aid, down 197 from February. Total grants rose to 8,823,585, up 38,288, with an average payment of 89.09 dollars, 22 cents higher.Dependent children aid rose by 26,172 to 2,696,356, average family 103.02, up 13 cents. Permanent and totally disabled grants number 15,533, payments 1,125,922, average 72.49, up 12 cents.
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Fire damages Cecil Jenkins home on Meadow Lane
Fire and smoke caused considerable damage to the Cecil Jenkins residence at 2018 Meadow Lane about 2 p.m. Wednesday. A Fire Department spokesman said the living room suffered the most damage but smoke spread throughout the house. No cause or damage estimate could be provided.
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Singer Jan Berry Remains in Serious Condition
Los Angeles reports Jan Berry of the Jan and Dean duo remains unconscious and in serious condition at UCLA Medical Center after a crash in Beverly Hills. The 25 year old sustained head injuries when his sports car struck a parked truck and has not regained consciousness.
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Dean
Beverly Hills
Telephone's Ring Turns on Television
Ray Morrison in Louisville discovers his new television set responds to a remote control gadget that turns the set on when the telephone rings. After four evenings of the device blasting while the Morrisons were away, the family finds the phone's ring triggers the TV off and on at certain times.
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Ray Morrison
Morrisons
Morrison
Missouri Senate debates tax hikes and budget
The Missouri Senate discusses possible tax increases amid concerns about growth in state revenue. Senator Jones warns of a coming tax rise even with budget adjustments, while Patterson predicts a $33 million shortfall if growth stalls. Other actions include funding bills, education department spending, and a small claim on a livestock center project.
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McNamara Eyes Viet Cong regrouping and intensified air war
Defense Secretary McNamara said Viet Cong forces appear to be on the sidelines amid South Vietnam political turmoil. He warned of a possible larger offensive during the monsoon season from May to August as elections are set for August. He endorsed naval interdiction and continued bombing around Haiphong and Hanoi.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Deaths Mrs Anne Raas Of Gerald Dies
Mrs. Anne Louise Raas 95 of Gerald died Wednesday night born July 30 1870 her husband Henry Raas preceded her in death she is survived by son William Raas four daughters Mrs Edwin Jost Owensville Elizabeth Raas Gerald Mrs Ewald Kamp Schroeder Rosebud and Mrs Don Owens Gerald and many grandchildren and great grandchildren funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Gerald United Church of Christ burial in St Pauls Cemetery
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Gerald United Church of Christ
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Plans for township and Jefferson County ward line
Kinder discussed plans for a dividing line between Plans Township East and Jefferson Township West. He said the line should extend the Jefferson City ward boundary and follow existing lines to avoid election confusion. Difficulties arise in drawing an equal population split while keeping final districts contiguous and aligned with political boundaries.
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Death Log for Missouri Traffic Fatalities Update
The Missouri traffic death log records three deaths from earlier accidents and notes 380 deaths so far this year, with three additional fatalities from previous incidents. The report covers recent 24 hour period and compares with last year’s figures.
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Mir- Hight
Salary hikes for probation board chairman and members
Continued from Page 1) proved salary increases for the chairman and the members of the board of probation and par role. The chairman's salary would be boosted from SICE a year to $17,500. The other two mem bers' pay would be boosted from $9.00 to $15,000. The measure already has passed the Senate.
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Rep Zimmerman Files For State Auditor
William T. Zimmerman, state Representative from Warren County, filed as a candidate for State Auditor on the Republican ticket. He said Missouri needs a check and balance over the financial records and a cloud of scandal has hung over several recent state financial operations. He planned an active statewide campaign.
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Warren County
Zimmerman
Missouri
Republican candidate files for Jefferson City House seat
Robert Dallmeyer Sr. filed today as a candidate for the State House from the new Jefferson City district. Dallmeyer, an insurance dealer, is the first Republican in the race. Thomas D. Graham, Speaker, also filed for the seat, having previously represented Cole County before reapportionment.
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Artificial heart progress offers new life and questions
Physicians describe an implanted artificial heart as a potential bridge to recovery for dramatic heart disease. The device, attached by two dacron tubes in a left bypass, is powered by bedside compressed air and aims to shrink future external systems.
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Litman
Telephone Aid to Nigeria Includes US Equipment Contract
The United States funds 1.8 million dollars to equip Nigeria with 85 000 telephone instruments and related gear under a contract between Nigeria and the International Telephone and Telegraph Company. AID backs a five year plan, based on Western Electric feasibility studies, to modernize and expand telecoms across a 55 million population. The project covers instrument supply and system expansion alongside replacement of outdated gear, with supervision of bid documents and implementation. Richard H. Sullivan will resign as Reed College president to head the American Association of Colleges.
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Tribune Company History and Publication Details
The notice lists publishers and staff of The Tribune, with recording of ownership 1900 and 1908 eras, WELDONs as publishers, Townsend managing editor, Majersky editor, and billing details for Jefferson City circulation, carrier rates by region, and Associated Press affiliation.
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