Herter doubts US can place quotas on shoes
Washington AP Christian Herter Kennedy’s trade rep doubts quotas on shoe imports can be imposed unless the Tariff Commission finds the domestic industry is threatened. Senators urged a negotiated restriction. Herter cites two hurdles: proving injury under the Agricultural Act and obtaining mutual consent under the Trade Expansion Act. He notes that orderly marketing agreements require injury findings first and suggest the domestic shoe industry petition for investigation.
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Herter
Kennedy
Tariff Commission
United States
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Muskie
Dmaine
Herler
Invasion Rumors Deepen Haiti Crisis Near Dominican Border
Reports from Port au Prince describe a rebel push led by Gen Cantave under the National Democratic Union. The invaders supposedly held a northern staging area as Duvalier's regime faced intensified opposition, factional violence, and U.S. diplomatic shifts amid a fragile civil-military balance.
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Port Au Prince
Lide
Leon Cantavo
Forvees
National Democratic Union
Cantayve
Duvalier
Paul Verna
Paul J. Maglove
Newt
Haiti
Soap Box Derby Cars Reveal Regional Designs in Parade
A Bogota style clash showed eastern soap box cars shaped bulges and fins unlike western designs. The parade featured 45 contestants, with spectators entertained by Arthur Godfrey Paul Anka and Rock Hudson before the big race to Istari. Two racers survived a deadly crash where others perished, as the crowd watched the weight limit problem be addressed.
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Bogota
Colombia
Arthur Godfrey
Paul Anka
Rock Hudson
Istari
East West nuclear pact talks signal new peace moves
U S officials led by Rusk and Stevenson discussed Khrushchev's push for a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact during Moscow talks. The group included Foster and Kohler, with participants stressing continued program work in Jefferson City. Derby notes describe speeds and race logistics, while the arms control pledge and East West tension remained in focus.
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Pagety
Khrushchev
Rusk
City council approves several bids and ordinances
The council accepted bids for a police station floor, a milk truck, and fire station air conditioning and equipment. Several bids were referred to the Fire Board and Buildings and Grounds Committee for later action. A milk safety ordinance faced testimony, with opponents urging less restriction. The Street Committee approved a paint sprayer bid and a sign making machine purchase, and the Committee of the Whole discussed sewer programs and a August meeting for bond campaign leaders. A Franklin Street improvement bill failed, while a highway relocation contract and parking fund bills passed. Civil Defense contracts were approved, and siren site protests by a church group were referred to the Building Committee. A subdivision ordinance substitute was read and sent to committee for distribution to contractors and engineers.
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Parent-Youth Cone
Alberts Construction Co
Schepper's Motors
Imilk
West End
Fire Board
Fire Board With Paste Act. Similar Powers Were Approved For le ‘He
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Muk
Howard Grisham
EL OR. Price
State Department of Health
Edwin Goldammer
J. John G. Christy
Palen
Theodore Schmidt
C. Forrest Whaley
Christy
Franklin Street
Monroe
Madison Streets
State Highway Commission
Spaceport expansion at Cape Canaveral grows to 87000 acres
AP reports NASA is acquiring 87,000 acres on Merritt Island and a coastal strip near Cape Canaveral as part of the Moon project.- 5,000 workers now, rising to about 9,090 in 12 months. $83.7 billion expected over three years.- Launch Complex 39 will rise with three Saturn V pads to send astronauts to the moon, first test flight in 1965.- Mercury Center renamed Mission Control Center and expanded for Gemini. Titan and Atlas-Agena facilities being rebuilt.- Capes payroll forecast to $225 million in 1966, up from $158 million in 1962.
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Fla
United States
Merritt Island
National Aeronauics and Space Administration
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Space Agency
Cape
Merrit Island
Space Laboratory
NASA
Florida
Hanana
Cape Canaversl
Complex No. 37
Titan
Ing. Temondeling
Complexa 4
Mercury
Gemini
Atlas
Mercury Centrol Center
America
Rights Backers Mapping Strategy
Washington AP report says civil rights supporters from across the country convened a three day conference to push a tougher Kennedy civil rights bill and warn lawmakers against compromise. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP warned of an air of compromise in Washington as Congress considers softening the measure. Leaders aim to relay grassroots views to legislators.
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Barkers
Kennedy
Congress
Roy Winking
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dakar
Senegal
U.N. General Assembly
Ahmed Ben Bella
South Africa
Rhodesia
Ben Bella
World News Report Colombian Bandits Kill 45 In Abandoned Farmhouse
A chaotic report mixes a massacre near Iquitoes with mangled details about bandits killing 45 at an abandoned farmhouse. The text, interlaced with garbled phrases, references water dippings, larvae, and sanitation efforts alongside unrelated international brief items. It mentions a sanitation official and a caution about mosquitoes in Boonville Road area.
CofC City Considers Token Plan to Boost Bus Service
Mayor Christy announced a plan to stabilize Jefferson City buses. Glenn Watson has operated at a loss but aims to run a solvent system by encouraging residents to buy five dollar tokens monthly for a year. Tokens usable for fares would be delivered by staff, with $10 or more every two months. Citizens may join by contacting the Mayor or the Jefferson City Lines manager. The program seeks school opening time and may precede a new bus purchase for the high school.
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Glenn Watson
Herb Knight
Jefferson, City Lines, Inc
Christy
Chamber
Watson
Jefferson City Senior High
Missouri ASC chair disputes Hall on Osceola altercation details
William Marshall, chairman of the Missouri ASC, says Hall misreported the Osceola incident and ASC leadership actions. He notes a public hearing for Moore in Columbia, Missouri at 9 30 a m Friday. Signed statements from St. Clair County ASC members allege Alexander abused Bolin with obscene language, and Bolin asked to discuss outside where one blow occurred. Bolin says Moore was at fault. magistrate court records show Bolin fined 24 dollars. Marshall asserts the office manager is not always responsible for employee actions, a role defined by the chairman’s absence. Moore and two county committee members were present during the incident.
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Missouri Asc
Hall
Osceola
ASC
Marshall
Moore
Columbia
St. Clair County
Alexander
Bolin
Mwagistrate
State Committee
Twoiether
Marshal Sait
Four Juveniles Held For Siphoning Gas
Four juveniles were arrested by city police at 12:15 a.m. for siphoning gasoline from a truck parked on Swifts Highway. They were turned over to the juvenile officer on investigation. Three are 16 and one is 17, sent to Circuit Court. about six gallons of gasoline and a hose were found in their car.
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Binek
Swifts
Donald V. Cline
Truck Owned by Joseph Kaenen on Johe Street
The truck is owned by Joseph Kaenen, residing at 1422 Johe Street.
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Johe St
Tellman Wins Burridge Award At Capital City Toastmasters
Tellman of Wardsville Road won the Major Burridge Award at Capital City Toastmasters for a talk titled Came to the Fair about last week’s event by the Jayeres. Other speakers included Dr Ernest Millenax and Wilkie Cunnyng sham. Speeches were managed by Michael Battles with John J Shain in charge of table Htopies. D L Robinson was general evaluator, Rev Paul Willard timed, Otis Brown grammarian, and Paul Allison Arnold Tilers and Robert W Brown served as critics.
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D. L. Robinson
Paul Willard
Otis Brown
Paul Allison
Arnold Tilers
Robert W. Brown
Pribing Extaplished to 866 woished in 1006 Post Tribune
Jefferson City Post-Tribune reveals publishing details, advertising terms, and Associated Press affiliation. It lists staff roles, rates, and mailing regions for Jefferson City Missouri, including Cole County and nearby areas.
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Row
Wil Poublivtern
Weldon
Hob
Tere
Josep Majeksky
Ealter
News Tribune Company
Monroe
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Ap News
Missouri
Aernink
Svening
Sanday
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