Cardinal Cushing calls statements unjustified hoax response
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston says many remarks about the John Birch Society were unjustified after a hoax involving a radio broadcast. He sent a letter to Birch official Thomas Davis saying he was misled and retracting a 1960 endorsement, while Welch released the letter later. He noted his statements were conditional on the information received and expressed regret for causing worry to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Mass
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
John Birch Society
Thomas J. Davis
Stamford
Conn
Birch Society
Robert Welch
Welch
New York
Davis
Northeast States
Scott Stanley
American Opinion
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Stanley
John F. Kennedy
Studies View Chinese Crisis as Mao Succession Looms
The Associated Press obtained two State Department analyses on Communist China. Ralph Powell and John Wilson Lewis foresee leadership crises within the next decade as Mao Tse-tung ages toward retirement or death, with aging party elites and rising tensions between old and younger members. They warn a possible ten to fifteen year period before a major break in Mao’s inner circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hughes
United States
U.S
Library of Congress
Associated Press
State Department
Ralph L. Powell
American University
John Wilson Lewis
Cornell University
Powell
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
Central Committee
Mao
Lewis
Local Birth Announcements From Tipton and Surrounding Areas
A series of birth notices list new arrivals at Memorial Hospital and local homes. Daughters and sons are reported to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Binkley, Herschel Connell, Roger Mertens, and Leo Bennartz with addresses in Tipton, Hermann, Chamois, Freeburg, Westphalia, and nearby towns. Multiple families welcomed children Thursday at Memorial Hospital and Saint Marys Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Binkley
W. High St
Memorial Hospital
Herschel Connell
Capitol Avenue
Roger Mertens
St. Mary’s Hospital
Leo Bennartz
Capitol Ave
Johnson Tours Vocational School and Praises Unemployed
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson visited the Lulu Cline Vocational Re training School in Indianapolis amid unemployment concerns. They spoke with unemployed Studebaker workers, praised self help efforts, and urged support for families, while Indiana leaders and federal officials accompanied them. Johnson warned of unemployment issues and framed a coming Democratic victory as pivotal for the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Lulu Cline Vocational Retraining School
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch E.bayh Jr
John Brademas
South Bend
Matthew E. Wish
Lloyd M. Allen
Hartke
Bayh
Brademas
Chicago
Luther H. Hodges
Anthony Celebreeze
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Mummified Egyptian prince body sold at Brussels auction
The mummified body of an Egyptian prince, seized by Belgian police to enforce a corpse sale ban, was auctioned in Brussels on Thursday for 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Reuters
Wife of Prison Foreman Beaten in Route 41 Attack
Mrs. Andrew Stoumbaugh, wife of a Jefferson City prison dairy foreman, was beaten and robbed at her Route 41 home Thursday afternoon. She was taken to a hospital with a fractured jaw and facial bones. about $300 was stolen. She described the assailant as wearing green clothing and a white mask. Prison officials report no inmates missing as detectives continue the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stoumbaugh
Jefferson City
Stoumbaugh
Church Prison Farm
Car Crash Kills St Louis Man on Mark Twain Expressway
William C. Petty, 39, of St. Louis died Thursday when his car struck the end of a bridge on the Mark Twain Expressway. The highway patrol reported the collision occurred near a small creek in St. Louis County east of the Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William C. Petty
Highway Patrol
Missouri River
Court Dockets Include Divorces and Traffic Fines
Civil and criminal entries list judgments in Crown Finance vs Bohannon for 1190.96 with interest, appeals from Magisterial Court, divorce petitions and decrees including custody, property and support, and numerous traffic violations with fines and costs for defendants such as Walz Angerer Rehagen McCan Hinds Tarpening Bink Albert Chandler Bink Evitt Jennings Chalich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bowers
Frances Ann Kidd
James Edward Kidd
Herbert Charles Walz
E. Circle Drive
Erven Swinford
Lake Ozark
Elmer Adam Angerer
Daniel A. Rehagen
Swift
George Walter McCan
E. Franklin Sr
Logan H. Kelly Jr
Eldon
Clement Joseph Maciel Jr
Kansas City
Kim Francis Hinds
Bridgeton
Fred Allen Tarpening
Brookfield
Sylvia Jean Chandler
Route 2
Donald Lewis Bink
Columbia
Elvis Edward Albert
W. McCarty Sr
Evitt Jennings
St. Louis
Terry Robert Chalich
Waterloo
Iowa
Missouri Church Group Completes 25th Assembly
The 125th assembly of the Missouri Association of Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) closed with services at Richardson Auditorium Lincoln University and delegates heard speakers as the Christian Men and Women Fellowships held sessions. Over 2,500 attended as the group voted to hold next year’s assembly in Sedalia and honored Martha Gibson who retires June 30 after 17 years. Officers elected include Mrs. Frank Zwygart president and other officers across the Women’s Fellowship. The Men’s Fellowship adopted a program to enlist more laymen into church life through study service and fellowship, aiming to integrate with the church rather than remain apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
125Th Assembly of the
Missouri Association of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Richardson Auditorium
Lincoln University
Missouri
Sedalia
Martha E. Gibson
Broadway St
Women’s Work
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Frank Zwygart
Webster Groves
Herbert Douglas
Neosho
Joseph Wahn
Springfield
Kenneth Hicks
Jefferson City
Brown Jenkins
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Eugene Ott
St. Louis
Marion Rowlen
Trenton
Christian Men’s Fellowship
Men’s Fellowship
Inmates Face Assault Charge at State Prison
Two penitentiary inmates Sylvester Faulkner and Hart Harris were charged with felonious assault of a guard on February 1. They allegedly threatened T. D. Williams with bodily harm and were armed with knives. Faulkner, from St. Louis, is serving two two year and two 10 year sentences. Harris is serving a 13 year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Faulkner
Hart Harris
T. D. Williams
James T. Riley
Faulkner
St. Louis
Harris
Two Jefferson City Men Appointed to State Emergency Panels
Jefferson City residents D. G. Sperker and J. W. Hobbs were named to Wholesalers Economic Stabilization and Real Estate Economic Stabilization committees respectively as Gov. John Dalton announced 49 appointments to National Emergency Resources Planning Committee task groups. Columbia residents Dr. Edward Metzen Arch Troelstrup and Mrs. Mary Johnson joined Consumer Interests committee of the Economic Stabilization division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Emergency Resources Planning Committee
John Dalton
D. G. Sperker
J. W. Hobbs
Edward Metzen
Arch Troelstrup
Mary Johnson
Columbia
Marriage Licenses for James H Huhn and Claire Strope
Marriage licenses list multiple couples including James H Huhn of Folk Missouri and Claire Marie Strope of St Thomas, Richard E Crader and Barbara Ann Baker of Jefferson City, Ronald M Forck and Patricia Gnagi of Jefferson City, and C Kennedy Snender of Haddam Washington with Mary L Miers of Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Huhn
Folk
Claire Marie Strope
St. Thomas
Richard E. Crader
Barbara Ann Baker
Jefferson City
Ronald M. Forck
Patricia Gnagi
C. Kennedy Snender
Haddam
Washington
Mary L. Miers
Downtown Renewal Debate Gathers Pace In Jefferson City
The Downtown Progress Committee formed by the Chamber of Commerce with Jefferson City residents heard that any major changes must relieve the city of future liability. The group, which met Thursday to study downtown rehab needs, has not endorsed a single approach. The Housing Authority presented the Capitol View plan as a feasible starting point, but no decision on federal urban renewal versus private development was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron
Downtown Progress Committee
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Housing Authority
Capitol View
Citizens Group
Citizens
Local Knights At Convention In Cape Girardeau
Jefferson City residents attend Knights of Columbus estate convention in Cape Girardeau May Saturday and Sunday. Delegates include Charles J. Kolb Sylvester H Dulle Paul D Schleer William J Bees Robert Kolb Tom J Parris. Bishop Strecker presides at Mass and state chaplain Msgr Westhues speaks at banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Knights For Columbus
Cape Girardeau
Charles J. Kolb
Sylvester H. Dulle
Paul D. Schleer
William J. Bees
Robert, Kolb
Tom J. Parris
Charles Kolb
Dulle
Robert Kolb
Hellas
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Strecker
Cape Girardeau- Springfield
John H. Westhues
Henry J. Westhues
Welfare payments rise for dependents and disabled
Old age assistance costs continued to ease in March with 103,871 recipients and total payments of 36,665,627, though the aid to dependent children rose to 26,156 recipients and 2,518,551 in payments. Disabled aid increased to 14,157 recipients and 981,224 in payments as the average grants edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Welfare
Caplin report on Baker returns fuels congressional clash
Caplin defended the handling of Baker’s returns and denied substitutions while alleging Baker forged Hauft’s signature on the questioned forms. Senator Williams publicized Caplin’s charge, urged Justice action, and hinted the Rules Committee scandal could threaten the investigation. Republicans pressed for full disclosure amid a bus junket tied to Carousel grand opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Sen. Williams
Congressional
Caplin
Williams
Rules Committee
Asks
Justice Department
Oliver Bolton
Baker
Congress
Washington
Bolton
D.C. Transit Company
Jefferson City Post-Tribune staff and contact details
Jefferson City Post-Tribune listing editors publishers and staff including MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. GOSHORN and MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. WELDON with WELDON as president and MAJERSKY as editor. Publication details show daily evenings except Saturday from 210 Monroe Street and Associated Press membership. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail within Missouri and outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
R.L. Rose
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Searon
Associated Press
Missouri
Pastors Conference at Fulton April 29
The eighth annual Interfaith Pastors Conference is set for April 29 at the State Hospital in Fulton. Speakers include Dr George A Alett of Missouri Division of Mental Diseases and Ed T Hitt of Missouri Association for Mental Health. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. All pastors and priests are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Fulton
George A. Alett
Missouri Division of Mental Diseases
Ed T.hitt
Missouri Association For Mental Health
US to reduce 63 military installations nationwide
The Pentagon outlined a broad downsizing plan cutting 63 actions including Army depots in Nebraska and South Dakota and a Water Town arsenal near Boston retaining only the Army Materials Research Agency. It targets about 6,400 U S civilian and military job cuts domestically and roughly 3,600 overseas spaces, with sales planned for a naval reserve plant in Decatur NL and a high energy fuel plant in Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Nebraska
South Dakota
Naval Auxiliary Air
Louisiana
Ft. Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Florida
Virginia
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve
Decatur
Muskogee
Okla
Pentagon
Dalton Greets Japan Visitors at Kansas City
Gov John Dalton met a delegation of Japanese governors in Kansas City then planned to return to examine three judicial nominees for a State Supreme Court vacancy. He may appoint a judge immediately to fill the Hollingsworth death, or wait for acting Gov Hilary Bush to return from Europe. He also travels for commerce talks in Washington and New York. Earl Vaughan reports his car stolen from 600 block of E High Street. Vaughan is a police patrolman and the vehicle was his personal car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dalton
Kansas City
United States
State Supreme Court
Judicial Commission
Frank Hollingsworth
Dalton
Hilary Bush
Europe
Earl Vaughan
Cherry St
E. High Street
Vaughan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiger
Daniel Boone Hotels
Rotary
Columbia, Missouri
S Daily Record
St. Mary’s
Ollie Fry
Tipton
Susan Addison
Theresa Wilbers
McCarty St
Emma Mill‘sap
Delia Hibdon
Syracuse
Clyde Marshall
Lohman
Wilma Hardin
Riverside Dr
Josephine Deuschle
High St
Jeanne Edwards
Tanner Bridge Rd
Shannon Bennartz
Capitol
L Ave
Virginia Binkley
Veronica Contwell
Pearl Toombs
Charles E. Still
Beulah Oden
Colorado St
Wilbur Kirkpatrick
E. Dunkiin St
Florence Leek
Hermann
Edith Martin
Steedman
Henrietta Stoumbaugh
Route 1
Bennetta Guier
Hartsburg
Vters
Midwest
Goldwater
Iohnson
Mouley
Osage City
Little Dixie
Golf Ranch Hwy. 63
Worth
Mo. River Bridge
Golf Ranch
Circuit Court
Crown Finance Corp
Margarette R. Bohannan
Palace Inn
Schuberts
Bob Richter
Beachcombers
Clyde (Pee Wee) Williams
Missouri Church
Capital Citiens
Arris Pizza Place
W. High Dia
Woody Hermannes Herd
Jefferson City High School
Don Verne Joseph
Lincoln University Gymnasium
East End Drug
Tolson’s Mason’s
Hall's Drug
Kroger’s
Safeway
Turner Grocery
Kappa Alpha Psi
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
FBI ‘Laboratory
The
Senate
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
Fabune Eeablette
Cole
Unitedtates
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Air Departments
Sidney Poitier
Japan
Washingon
D.C
Secretary of Commerce
Entertainment
Mitty
John Frueheer
Tye Ue Et Technicolor
Peet
Erm
Peter Boris Bey Larc Karte
Eally Sullivan Phat
RITE
Pya
Alfred Hitchcock
Technicolor
Shirley MacLaine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!