Building Union Leader Denounces Discrimination Claims as Nonsense
Washington AP C Hag gerty president of the AFL CIO building and construction trades department called claims that construction has more job discrimination against Negroes "plain nonsense." He cited a 65 firm study and a Labor Department survey showing lower nonwhite employment in construction than in other industries and argued building trades offer better opportunities for Negro craftsmen.
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Washington
C. J. Haggerty
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Haggerty
U.S
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Labor Department
Building Trades Statement
Building and Construction Trades Unions
Governor Flies To California for Missile HQ Visit
Governor John M. Dalton leads a Missouri delegation of about 30 state officials and guests from Whiteman AFB to Norton AFB in Southern California for an inspection of the Air Force ballistic missile system HQ. They will stay overnight with Maj. Gen. Davis and return Friday afternoon.
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John M. Dalton
Whiteman Air Force Base
Knob Noster
Norton Air Force Base
California
W. A. Davis
Missouri
Hilary A. Bush
Haskell Holman
Milton Carpenter
Thomas D. Graham
House
Hugh H. Waggoner
Highway Patrol
M. E. Morris
Don Thomason
Agriculture
Lawrence Schneider
Ross C. Garlick
LeRoy Schantz
Charles D. Trigg
Jack Clay
Joseph Jaeger
Sam Overfelt
Anderson Receives Distinction For Naval Service
McDonald lauds Anderson and Korth hailing his and Anderson's naval careers with praise as Kennedy pins the Distinguished Service Medal, honoring years of duty. The civilian decision not to reappoint Anderson to a second term remains his private view.
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Donald
Anderson
Earth
Kennedy
Driver Charged After Police Car Collision
Kenneth W. Shelley, 23, of 923 Washington St, was charged with careless and reckless driving after a collision with a police car at the Bolivar and W High Streets intersection. The officer’s patrol car sustained front door and fender damage. Shelley was ticketed Wednesday.
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Kenneth W. Shelley
Washington St
Bolivar
W. High Streets
London Fap
Stephen Patrohnan
Paul Gray
Ward
Sharon Kay Tellman
Westmore Drive
Britain
Clark Avenue
E. Atchison
Missouri Valley Holstein Show Honors Jefferson City Entries
Horses Vandemfeltz of Jefferson City won first in half of 14 divisions at the Missouri Valley Holstein Breeders Black and White Show. Top entries include Thom as Martz of Columbia and Susan Frank of Jefferson City in various heifer and cow classes. Judge John Sikes of the University of Missouri Agriculture Department presided over 35 entries. Perry Clark led the Jaycee show committee. Beef dairy cattle and swine judging completed today. The 1963 Jaycee Cole County Fair runs through Saturday with stock car races Friday and Saturday night.
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Vandemfeltz
Jefferson City
Missouri Valley Holstein Breeders
Thomas Martz
Columbia
Susan Frank
Judy Atkinson
Fulton
Emily Frank
David Gier
Enon
John Sikes
Agriculture Department
University of Missouri
Perry Clark
FBI Seizes Explosives Cache in Louisiana
FBI agents seized a cache of explosives at a house in a resort section near Mandeville Louisiana. An informed source said the materials were destined for Cuba. No arrests were reported. The house was owned jointly by two New Orleans men.
Annual Demo Barbecue Slated Saturday Night
Cole County Democrats will hold their annual rib barbecue at Mc Clung Park at 6 p.m Saturday. Chief speakers will be Rep. Richard Schord and Mayor John G. Christy, aided by Montie Christian, chairman of the Democratic County Committee and county treasurer. The event is sponsored jointly by the Democratic County and City Committees and the Capital and Cole County Young Democratic Clubs. Menu includes barbecued ribs potatoes corn on the cob tomatoes relishes rolls butter and coffee.
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Cole County
McClung Park
Richard Schord
John G. Christy
Aid Montie
Christian
Democratic County Committee
Capital
Young Democratic Clubs
Few Ineligible ADC Cases Found In Missouri Review
Welfare Director Proctor Carter reported a spot check of ADC rolls found 23 ineligible cases, 4.3 percent, after a federal led probe in 89 counties plus St. Louis. Of the 23, 12 were in St. Louis, four in Jackson County, with others in rural counties. The agency may pursue prosecutions for misrepresentation and plans new offices in St. Louis and Kansas City while reducing supervisor load from 120 to 60. In six cases the father had returned home. in four others the mother lived with a man, leading to case closures under policy.
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Proctor N. Carter
Senate Finance Committee
Federal Department of Health,Education and Welfare
ADC
St.Louis
St. Louis
Jackson County
Carter
Welfare Division
Kansas City
Missouri
Senate debate over treaty pact split among Republicans
The article captures Senate discussions on a nuclear test ban treaty with key figures like Dirksen Mansfield and Kennedy debated over who benefits politically. Republicans seek a full military and scientific account before ratification while Harriman stresses there is no secret agreement. The Federation of American Scientists backs ratification as a step to curb the arms race.
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Dirksen
Mansfield
Senate
Kennedy
Arizona
Fitt
Adam Yarmolinsky
McNamara
Pentagon
Jacob K. Jayits
R-N.y
Goldwater
Defense
Air Force
Biloxi
Greenville
Columbus
Miss
Mobile
Ala
Shreveport
Aiken
W. Ayterell Harriman
Federation of American Scientists
Postal Carrier and Dog Protect Each Other
Kansas City AP reports 35 year old postal worker John Browning and Mule the 90 pound German Shepherd guard each other on every route. Mule leads Browning and reportedly has not bitten since a past incident. Browning says Mule is gentle at heart when near combat areas, though the dog fears cats. A separate note from Edwards Air Force Base describes a new fighter bomber tested at the desert center, speed about 1,000 mph.
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Kansas City
John Browning
Mule
Browning
Wworthrop Orp
U.S
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Desert Test Center
Car Tragedy Kills Family of 10 in Ohio Crash
In Genoa area a fiery collision between a car and a semitrailer killed Felix Campos and his family of ten, eight of them children, after a movie outing. No one in the six year old wagon survived.
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Ohio
Toledo
Genoa
Felix Campos
Campos
Emil Webert
Elmore
Charles Strong
Swanton
Highway Patrol
Strong
Columbia Hospital Director Named Superintendent for new center
Dr. William Anderson, 45, of Walter Reed hospital, will head the planned Columbia intensive mental treatment center, announced Dr. George A. Alett. Dr. Marie Mowrer and Dr. Robert Barnes will head corresponding state centers. Anderson will serve as assistant superintendent at Fulton state hospital during construction. Louis H. Kohler to retire as St. Louis state hospital superintendent December 31 after 33 years.
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William’ Anderson
Walter Reed Geners
Washington
Columbia
George A. Alett
State Division of Mental Diseases
Marie Mowrer
Malcolm Bliss Mental Health Center
St. Louis
Robert Barnes
Kansas City
Anderson
University of Michigan School of Medicine
Walter Reed
Fulton State Hospital
University of Missouri Medical School
Alett
Louis H. Kohler
St. Louis State Hospital
St. Louis Hospital
Missouri vetoes and appropriations shape park projects statewide
The governor announced vetoes and approved appropriations affecting park system funding. Highlights include 425,000 for lighting at Northeast State Teachers College, 50,000 for three park projects at Athens, Sullivan, and the first state capitol in St. Charles, and 530,000 for Watkins Mill, Graham Cave area, and a dam and lake site. Also approved are 19,000 each for Memorial airports and various other items, with bills on judge salaries and chiropractic board vetoed.
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Northeast State Teachers College
Kirksville
Battle of Athens
Clark County
Sullivan County
St. Charles
Watkins “Mill
Clay County
Graham Cave
Montgomery County
St. Francois County
State Board of Chirapody
Highway Patrol
University of Missouri Medical Science
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Missouri World's Fair Commission
Boonville
Mountain View
Warrensburg
Fulton
Farmington
Butler
Branson
Mississippi County
Moberly
St. Clair
Festus
Neosho
Reynolds County
Piedmont
Graham Helps Secure Supplemental Funding and Bridge Project
Rep Graham secured a supplemental appropriation after bids showed 50 000 was insufficient. State Highway Department officials credit him for early action on a proposed Osage River bridge at St. Thomas, with preparations under way and construction slated this fiscal year. He also initiated the Speaker's Award, selecting six House members—three Democrats and three Republicans—under a unique voting program.
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Graham
State Highway Department
Osage River
St. Thomas
House
Four Teens Injured In One Car Route D Crash
Four persons were injured in a one car crash on Route D in Moniteau County Wednesday night. The driver Edward Dale Ambrose 17 Prairie Home suffered possible skull fractures and back injuries. Passengers Stephen Kent Rosen miller 14 Randy Hook with cuts on hands and arms Jill Sue Pfeiffer 15 Prairie Home with severe head cuts and Candace Marie Whitehorse 16 Boonville with a fractured leg and severe head cuts. All were taken to St Josephs Hospital in Boonville. The car ran off the road hit tree stumps and overturned about 2 miles west of the Cooper County line. Damage to the car was estimated at 1200.
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Moniteau County
Edward Dale Ambrose
Prairie Home
Stephen Kent Rosenmiller
Randy Hook
Jill Sue Pfeiffer
Candace Marie Whitehorse
Boonville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Highway Patrol
Ambrose
Cooper County
Tremors Hit Skopje After Epic Earthquake Toll Rises
Fresh quakes rocked ruined Skopje at dawn stirring panic among survivors sleeping outdoors. Rescue officials warned the death toll would likely reach about 2,000 as some 1,000 bodies had already been recovered from the six day old disaster in Yugoslavia.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Rep Uthlaut Hosts African Visitors At Capitol Luncheon
A group of 15 African tourists toured the state capitol and attended a luncheon at the Missouri Hotel today as guests of Rep. Ralph Uthlaut Jr. Montgomery County representative. The visitors, representing several African nations, are in the U S under People to People sponsorship on an exchange with Montgomery County. A county youth is currently in Europe on a similar program.
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State Capitol
Missouri Hotel
Ralph Uthlaut Jr
Montgomery County
U. S
People To People
Europe
Kennedy to visit Annapolis Naval Academy brief night A.P.
President Kennedy will fly to Annapolis by helicopter for a quick visit to the naval museum and to deliver a short welcome to the arriving plebe class. The White House released the plan as the trip was set for tonight.
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Kennedy
Annapolis
Washington
Naval Academy At
White House
Naval Museum
Academy
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and rates excerpt
The text lists the Jefferson City Post-Tribune masthead details and subscription prices. It notes the paper’s publishing schedule, ownership, executives, and mail and carrier rates for Jefferson City and surrounding regions. It references Associated Press rights and circulation acknowledgments.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
the Post
Birs
Robert C. Goshorn
William 8. Weldon
William HB. Weldon
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Missour
United "States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Dial
Bids Sought on Truck for City Milk Inspector
The city council will open bids Monday night for a four wheel drive truck for milk inspector Howard Grisham. He currently uses a car but needs a tougher vehicle to traverse rough rural roads and haul milk in containers for test purposes. Soldiers Defect in Berlin report notes three East German soldiers fled to West Berlin.
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Howard Grisham
Grisham
Berlin
West Ber
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