Dulles Defends U.S. Military Posture And Bay of Pigs Question
Former secretary of state Dulles warned against a Maginot line mindset despite stronger U S military strength, citing vigilance against Soviet power. An audience question revisited the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, asking why the Joint Chiefs approved the amphibious attack. Dulles disputed the critic's label as inaccurate.
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Dulles
France
Cuba
Fidel Castro
CIA
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bay of Pigs
Flour Miller Labels Price-Fix Charge Government Smoke Screen
Salina executive John J. Vanier of Weber Flour Mills and related firms called the indict ment for consp iracy to fix prices a government smoke screen to justify a July 1 flour price rise of $1.61 per hundredweight. He and eight other firms and five individuals face federal charges in Buffalo, N Y, while asserting no law violations by any employee or company under their control.
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Salina, Kan
John J. Vanier
Salina Milling Company
Vanier
Weber Flour Mills Co
Western Star Mills
Congress
Labor Law Limits Action Against Hoffa Funds
A spokesman for Secretary of Labor Wirtz says the Landrum Griffin Act cannot halt transfers from the Teamsters treasury to Hoffa's lawyers. The act lets individual union members sue to recover funds allegedly spent improperly by union officials.
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Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Teamsters’ Treasury
Hoffa
Landrum-Griffin Labor Management Reporting Act
Minister Wins Danforth Campus Ministry Grant
The Rev. William R. Murry of Dix Road has received a Danforth Campus Ministry Grant for graduate study at Drew University in Madison New Jersey. He joins 24 other recipients, plans to pursue a Doctorate of Philosophy in theology starting September after serving four years as a Riverside Church minister to university students in New York City. He was ordained January 2 1958 at First Baptist Church Jefferson City and is a 1954 magna cum laude graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University and 1957 Yale Divinity School graduate.
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William R. Murry
H. R. Murry
Dix Road
Danforth
Drewe University
Madison
N. J
Murry
Oklahoma Baptiist University
Shawnee
Okla
Yale University
Divinity School
Riverside Church
New York City
First Baptist Church
Jefferson City
Drew University
Missouri Highway Patrol 24 Hour Traffic Death Log
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 3 traffic deaths in the last 24 hours. For the year to date, 337 deaths have occurred, up from 277 at the same point last year. One death is tied to an earlier accident.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Liberty Amendment Convention Opens In St Louis
ST LOUIS Special The national convention of the Liberty Amendment Committees of America opens Thursday at the Albert Pick Motel and runs through Saturday Willis E Stone of Los Angeles national chairman will address the Real Estate Board of Metropolitan St Louis on Your Competitor Uncle Sam Congressman James B Utt of California will speak Friday at 7 pm Six states have approved the Liberty Amendment The measure would require the federal government to exit private enterprise and dispose of all governmental enterprises not constitutionally authorized within three years The federal personal income tax would be abolished after that period officials said
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The
Liberty Amendment Committees of America
Willis E. Stone
Los Angeles
National Committee For Economic Freedom
Sam
James B. Utt
California
U. S
House of Representatives
Isaid
Jefferson City traffic study proposed for urban program plan
Lahmeyer proposed a comprehensive traffic study coordinating city state and Cole County efforts with a total cost around 30000 dollars, city paying about 3300. Projects include 1.9 miles on Highway 64 in Jefferson City, rural section contract July, and traffic signal modifications in Columbia plus right of way work for Route 740. An ordinance banning parking on part of Jefferson Street was also suggested to improve traffic flow.
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Jefferson City
McCarty Street
Lahmeyer
Stadium Drive
Moreau River
Boone County
Columbia
Garth
Highway 63 N
College Avenue
Highway Department
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Jefferson Street
Rex M. Whitton
Damages Awarded In Accident Suit
A Jefferson City jury awarded Marjorie Sue Clines $8,500 in damages plus costs for injuries from an auto accident. Anita Marie Richter of 2216 Oak View Drive was the defendant. The jury deliberated about one hour after two days of testimony. Henry J. Wallau was foreman. The crash occurred on August 26, 1962 in Jefferson City.
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Marjorie Sue Clines
Anita Marie Richter
Oak View Drive
Henry J. Wallau
Jefferson City
Churchmen rally at Capitol to denounce discrimination
A march from p.m. to the Capitol ends with a circular rotunda gathering. Dr Loren Belt of the National Baptists Missouri Convention urges moral repudiation of discrimination based on race, origin, or color. Rev Charles Guest reads Isaiah, Rabbi Pimentel speaks briefly.
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High Street
Capitol
Rotunda
Loren J. Belt
National Baptists
Missouri Baptist Convention
United States
Charles Guest
United Presbyterian Church
Rabbi Pimentel
Massachusetts presidential tabulation by precincts
Mass tally from 1 285 of 1 764 precincts shows Goldwater 5312 and Lodge 43872 for vice president Nixon 3411 Rockefeller 1407 Smith 282. Democratic primary unofficial tally lists Johnson 34318 and Kennedy 8848 with Lodge 1878. Scattered write ins include Scranton 564 and Wallace 128.
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Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Johnson
Kennedy
William W. Scranton
Rpa
George Wallace
D-Ala
County and local races set for August primary ballot
County officials seek re election including Circuit Judge Sam Blair a Democrat in office since 1939 with WWI service. Republican and Democrat candidates fill various county posts in Jefferson City Lohman and surrounding areas. A special Holts Summit Civic Association meeting at 7 p m Friday at Helty Summit School will discuss continuing athletic programs.
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Sam C. Blair
Holts Summit Civic Association
Helty Summit
J. L. Thacker
City weighs cable TV franchises for Columbia area
The State Public Service Commission hears proposed franchises from Meredith Co and Commonwealth Theatres Inc. They would pay city taxes and pole-use fees to string cables from a central tower into homes at about six dollars monthly. Opponents fear pay television endangers free service and bar access to local stations KOMU TV and KRCG TV.
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Meredith Co
Iowa
Kansas
City and Commonwealth Theatres, Inc
Columbia
Commonwealth
Mexico
Electronic Service Association
Komu-Tv
Krcg-Tv
Jefferson City
Scranton Keeps Support High in Republican Presidential Contest
Scranton reported 60 percent of the statewide Republican presidential preference vote with 211,533 for Lodge and 71,580 for Nixon after counting 8,442 of 9,261 precincts. Other write-in tallies included Goldwater 29,307, Rockefeller 6,496, Smith 447, Romney 417, Stassen 156. No candidate campaigned locally and no names appeared on the ballot. Lodge’s 21 percent was seen as impressive, exceeding Kennedy’s 1960 write-in record of 183,073.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
George Romney
Michigan
Harold H. Stassen
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Equality Rally At Lutheran Church On Civil Rights Bill
Equality daily at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation as the Senate weighs Johnson broad civil rights bill. Rabbi Ari Miller of Baltimore and church leaders urge moral action guiding politics. Key senators Humphrey and Kuchel attend, while Eugene Carson Blake warns church unity must influence public commitment to justice.
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Ari Miller
Baltimore
Tthe
Synagogue Council of America
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Republican primary field widens in Missouri contests
Stepup of Independence cites city planner work as background. GOP contenders include Jean Paul Bradshaw, a Springfield attorney, opposing Dr Morris B Duncan of Kansas City for governor? and attorney general field features Daniel Bartlett Jr of University City facing Roger L Scherck of Ladue. Democratic hopefuls include James G Trimble of Kearney, Norman Anderson of Ferguson, and LeRoy Steiner of St Louis in the attorney general race. Multiple races yield new Republican candidates on the last day with fresh lines in treasurer and other statewide posts.
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Springfield
Kansas City
Morris B. Duncan
Daniel Bartlett Jr
University City
Washington Law School
Roger L. Scherck
Ladue
James G. Trimble
Kearney
Norman H. Anderson
Ferguson
LeRoy Steiner
St. Louis
Charles #. Cherry
Perry Compton
New Florence
Compton
GOP
Cherry
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L. E. Morris
Jefferson City
Thomas F. Eagleton
Willard ‘R
William J. Jones
Leonor K. Sullivan
Burl A. Munsell
Kenneth J. Haviland
St. Catherine
Linn County
Newspaper Masthead and Publishing Details From The Tribune
The Tribune established 1866 and The Post 1908 publish in Jefferson City Missouri. The News Tribune Company issues daily except Saturday from 210 Monroe Street. Rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions in Missouri and United States.
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Post
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Pres
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Associated Press
Missouri
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