Senate ROTC bill fails without civil rights provision
A House vote of 176 to 154 defeated a bill to expand ROTC in high schools and colleges due to the absence of a civil rights provision. Rep. Samuel Stratton cited a narrow committee margin and noted the rule banning amendments, questioning value against Johnson's pledge. The measure would have increased ROTC offerings, scholarships, and funding for college ro tcs.
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R.O.T.C
Samuel Stratton
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Armed Services Committee
Stratton
Johnson
City Construction Ahead of Last Year City Construction
City permits for construction estimated at 187000 issued in November per Building Commissioner Thomas Benton. The 11 month total for 1963 is about 5617170. The city attorney’s prior ruling was criticized as biased. Hawes said officials will confer with a State Highway Department legal authority about the relocation of Rose and 54 South per Perry.
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Cole
T Building
Thomas Benton
Benton
State Highway Department
Hawes
Perry
Hleg-Mawes Jy
City council to take up tax and zoning bills on Wednesday
Street east of Lark Street hosts agenda items including appropriation bills, a pay for maintenance man at the municipal garage, and a controversial gross receipts bill changing business licensing. Other measures would set sewer charges, curb the Highway Patrol parking, tighten zoning, and fund sewer projects with Horner Shifrin for design and supervision.
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Lark Street
Highway Patrol
Broadway Street
Horner 8
Shifrin
St. Louis
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Missouri River
W. High Street
Planning and Zoning Board
A. J. Jar- Tell
Fire Department
Cosmopolitan International Club
Real Estate Board
David Arthur Brandt
Pierce Street
Police Department
Finance Committee
Utility Committee
Johnson to face Congress over Warren inquiry chief pick
The capital row centers on President Johnson naming Chief Justice Warren to head a presidential commission investigating the Kennedy assassination. Senate and House members voice concerns while the White House defends the selection amid party debates and calls for a broad, independent inquiry led by a trusted official.
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Melvin Leonard
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Warren
Kennedy
Paulus
Capital Hill
Stanley Diemler
Jefferson City
Pearl Harbor
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Communist, Party of the United States
The
Worker
Board of
Richard B. Russell
Hale Boggs
John Sherman Cooper
Kyl
Gerald Ford
Mich
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
John J. McCloy
Communist Party
Fire Destroys Home Near Holts Summit Route AA
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a residence near Holts Summit occupied by the Summers family. The house on Route AA suffered heavy damage as firefighters struggled due to a water shortage.
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Holts Summit
Oscar Summers Fecets
Seven Named To Board Of UCF Directors
Seven Jefferson County residents were elected to the United Community Fund Board of Directors for three year terms by the Chamber of Commerce Board. Selected members are French Nelson Sam Cook James McHenry Mrs Carl Blackwell Richard Hall Hollis M Ketchum and Charles Gillespie. Terms start January 1 and the UCF board comprises 21 members.
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Jefferson
Senate urges Congress to set aside Kennedy Memorial Day
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Senate adopts a resolution urging Congress to designate November 22 as President Kennedy Memorial Day. The move seeks national recognition of Kennedy through an official day of remembrance.
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Kennedy
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Senate
Congress
Jefferson City Fire Destroys State Building in Nine-Hour Blaze
The department sent all available equipment and personnel including off duty firemen. Firefighters battled the blaze for nine hours with three pumpers a ladder truck and support vehicles on site. Minor injuries were reported among firefighters and no major injuries among building occupants who evacuated quickly. Assistant Fire Chief Donald Hunter noted extensive use of oxygen and praised workers from a nearby parking garage project for drilling holes to allow water to reach burning areas. The building, Jefferson Street entrance, is a state general office structure lacking an automatic fire alarm system but equipped with outlets and hoses. Temporary lighting and elevator checks are underway as repairs begin.
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Firstdine
Donald Hunter
Jefferson City
Cole County Sheriff's Auxiliary
Hunter
New State
Jefferson Street
C. Rallo
Diernier
St. Louis
Diemler
Jefferson Building
State General Office
Culvert Pioneer Firman L Carswell Dies in Arizona
Culvert maker Firman L Carswell, 78, a Kansas industry founder and first president of the National Corrugated Manufacturers Association, died Monday in Tucson, Arizona. He lived in Harrisonville, Missouri, and organized the Firman L Carswell Co in 1919 after co founding the Road Supply and Metal Co of Topeka. He also served on the Board of Regents of Central Missouri State College.
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Firman L. Carswell
Kansas
Tucson
Ariz
Carswell
Harrrisonville
Firman L. Carswell Co
National
Corrugated Manufacturers Association
Kan
Road Supply and Metal Co
Topeka
Board of Regents
Central Missouri State College of
Warrensburg
State Truckers Elect Roper as President in Missouri
Guy Roper of St. Louis was elected Monday to lead the Missouri Bus and Truck Association, replacing Tennys Alkire of Kansas City. A. A. Fowler Jr. and Kenneth Churchill were chosen as VP, Harry S. Brown named treasurer, with several new directors and ATA board members elected and Missouri resolutions backing efforts to attract industry and harmonize traffic laws to cut highway wrecks.
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St. Louis
Tennys Alkire
Kansas City
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
A. A. Fowler Jr
Kenneth Churchill
Chillicothe
Harry 5. Brown
Springfield
Alkive
John Berger
William Bilyeu
Stone Maness
Jackson
Ewald Toedebusch
George R. Goode
American ‘Trucking Associations Inc
ATA
Fowler
J. D. Clingenpee
William J. Kennedy
J. H. Gass
Spy Who Turned Informer Dies in Connecticut
Elizabeth Bentley a 55 year old former Communist spy who helped expose Red espionage in the United States died at Grace-New Haven Hospital in New Haven. A native of Connecticut and resident of Middletown since July she was admitted November 18 after abdominal surgery. Bentley renounced communism 18 years earlier and later taught English at Long Lane School for Girls in Middletown.
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New Haven, Conn
Elizabeth Bentley
Grace- New Haven Hospital
Miss Bentley
Connecticut
Middletown
United States
Long Lane School For Girls
FBI
Jefferson City Parade Delights Shoppers Downtown
Jefferson City merchants kept doors open late to welcome a large crowd for the parade. Bands from local high schools and colleges joined the procession, which moved from Adams Street through Jefferson and Miller to Madison, then Dunklin and West Highway 50 to the Plaza amid festive Santa visits.
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Fatima High School
Russellville High School
Linn High School
Helias High School
Lincoln University
Lincoln University Rotc
Women's Auxiliary
Simonsen
Jefferson City
Santa Claus
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and rates excerpt
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers editors and staff with address at 210 Monroe Street and announces daily publication except Saturday. It includes subscription and mail rates for Cole and adjoining counties and other Missouri counties, with outside-Missouri pricing.
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Tribune
Goshorn
William B. Weldon
William A. Weldon
Ale, Rose
Mgr Jolemn G. Maseusky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
Missour
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations, RY of
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Dial
FBI delays Texas inquiry amid Warren probe details
Texas authorities including Attorney General Waggoner Carr offer full cooperation with the Warren probe. Carr says the state inquiry will be delayed until the FRE reports and not start before next week. FBI work continues on its report with agents tracking belated tips to avoid missing leads. The document is described as a narrative in minute detail and parts about Jack Ruby may be withheld due to his charges for Oswald's shooting.
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Waggoner Carr
Dallas
Carr
FBI
Jack Ruby
Tirse
Oswald
Johnson pursues budget cuts as waste and overstaffing draw focus
President Johnson presses an economy drive with steps to trim federal agencies and the 1965 budget under $100 billion. He orders cost consciousness in promotions and efficiency ratings, directs audits across agencies, and asks four committee chairs to report waste and duplication. Senator Mansfield joins Kennedy group, with Senator Hayden added as pres pro tem.
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Montana
Kennedy
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Mainetenance
Kermit Gordon
Johson
Gordon
Congressional
Highway Patrol Death Log Summary
Highway Patrol reports 24 hour traffic death log ending at midnight shows 3 deaths in the period. Year to date total 1,058 deaths, compared with 1,029 at the same time last year. One death linked to an earlier accident.
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Forrest Whaley
J. A. Vogelweid
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