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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
5
St Louis and Kansas City markets report mixed livestock and produce prices with eggs poultry and dairy figures. Hogs, cattle, and lambs show varied results across regional stockyards. grain and commodity prices move with market trends as New York stocks advance modestly and grain bids steady in St Louis cash grains.
A group of youths from Glen Carbon were electrocuted while moving irrigation pipe near Mitchell. Identified victims include Richard Stermer 17 William Shatz Jr 16 and Bill Henry 20 among several others. A long section of pipe reportedly contacted power lines overhead causing the fatal incident on the farm.
Alabama public school children will be required to take a course to the Bible, a Board of Education order following a Supreme Court ruling. In practice, little changes from current Bible reading requirements are expected as reading of scriptures remains a component of the curriculum.
Funeral services were held today for Charles Hedrick 82 of Stover a Baptist lay minister found dead at home after a Friday heart attack He was buried in Oak Grave Cemetery Versailles The Rev BF Dinwindie led the services He was born February 8 1885 in Morgan County to John Thomas Hedrick and Frances Timbs Hedrick Survivors include daughter Gricie Hedrick three sons Clarence Hedrick Chester Hedrick and Floyd Hedrick one brother Jess Hedrick and one sister Lillie Rhodes and 38 grandchildren
Mrs Flora Shelton of Iberia died Monday at Humphreys Hospital in Tuscumbia. She ran a restaurant in Iberia for many years and was a practical nurse. Born November 9, 1885 near Iberia to George and Mary McKee Dake, she married Ed Shelton in 1902. He died April 18, 1952. Surviving relatives include officers and nephews. Funeral at Iberia Church of the Nazarene Thursday at 1:00 am, with burial in Union Cemetery near Theria.
A brunette guest, claiming to be staying at the hotel, bought a $20 hairdo and planned to take a $275 wig to show her husband. The manager allowed it with her purse left as security, but the guest did not return. Norma Clarke checked the purse and found only papers and a hotel ash tray. no guest matched the description.
Moscow Radio announced the Soviets launched the 19th Cosmos unmanned scientific satellite in the series that began on March 16, 1962, marking another milestone in their space program.
Readable segments show a dense broadcast grid for Tuesday August 6 and Wednesday August 7 with a wide mix of news reports weather forecasts entertainment and game shows. Names like Walter Cronkite and Harry Reasoner appear in the lineup alongside classic programs such as The Tonight Show and The Beverly Hillbillies indicating a mid-century network schedule snapshot with local and national content.
In Hiroshima, 15,000 people marked a minute of silence at 8:15 a.m. The crowd reflected on history’s first atomic attack while welcoming a Moscow signatory on the partial nuclear test ban. The peace bell tolled as Mayor Shinzo Hamai delivered a memorial address in black.
Reports describe North Korean traps and a large American force in the demilitarized zone engaging in ambush precautions after dark. The article also notes a memorial ceremony at a world conference against hydrogen bombs with delegates from Red China and Russia, and a split over denunciation of nuclear testing.
A listing of hospital admission names and associated family members and towns. Includes Neyla f Halst and names such as Alys Fubou Prank Ware Dr. te te cae ve 22 Ng, plus Nichols Chianeis Charles BK and others including Lacie Battick Thussotl ine Olver Manning Sr Wand er deryy Wells.
At 15 months Philippa Brachorne uses her toes to pick up toys while Geraldine McDonnell sits upright yet wobbles and tumbles. About 349 British babies were born with missing limbs after thalidomide was sold. A garden party in St John’s Wood hosted by Lady Hoare showcased thalidomide children, while adults guided them, highlighting care gaps and ongoing fundraising by Britain’s Thalidomide Appeal which has raised around 90,000 pounds.
Radio KWOS daily schedule lists headlines and weather and sports segments. The page mentions markets, world news, local news, and a top 30 music rundown with hosts Van Fassan and Dan Lavetts.
Mercedes McCambridge seeks 50000 in a personal suit filed in Superior Court claiming injury at the Masquers Club rehearsal. She says the accident left her unable to work for months and alleges damages from the Italian incident.
BREWSTER Wash AP a contraption crawls through a strawberry patch with human arms as 14 feelers for berry picking. Freeman built a labor saving machine from old farm gear to harvest at 250 feet per hour, avoiding sunburn and lost fruit from missing pickers. The design features cushions for pickers under a biplane like upper wing and a belt system delivering berries to a bin.
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