Khrushchev Backs Johnson Peace Efforts At Embassy Toast
Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced satisfaction with President Johnson’s plan for peaceful East West solutions and better Soviet U.S. relations during a toast at a Finnish embassy dinner for Urho Kekkonen. He also condemned Kennedy’s assassination, expressing condolence and noting it affected tensions and relations.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Russia
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Urho Kekkonen
Moscow Radio
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Johnson vows peaceful course and new Soviet ties
The new President Lyndon B. Johnson signals continuation of Kennedy policy and aims for peaceful handling of global issues. He pledges to press for deeper relations with the Soviet Union and to seek solutions to major international problems.
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United States
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Russia
United States of America
Cedar City Lions Charter Sealed At Dinner Meeting
The Cedar City Lions Club received its charter Tuesday night at a Meadow Lake Acres Country Club dinner. Maynard White of Tipton presented the charter. Officials praised community improvements, while Kekkonen urged nuclear free zones in Northern Europe as Finland cited favorable Soviet relations.
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Gedlar Omy Lions Club
Maynard White
Tipton
Center
Lions International
Cletus Hard
Jefferson City Lions Club
Meadow Lake Acres Country Club
News- Tribune
Cedar City
Haskell Holman
Scandinavia
Kekkonen
Finland
Europe
Jefferson City
Clarence Sundermeyer
Electric cooperatives praised at Missouri convention
John B. Davenport of the Missouri ABA said 1963 marks achievement for electric cooperatives and job training efforts. The group noted a new land safety program, the rural electrics' push for safer workplaces, and honored Clarence Cannon with a portrait and book. Officers were elected after lunch at the convention dinner.
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Missouri
ABA
Elec- Verge Cooperatives
Davenport Sena
Davens Ved Deed
Views Ward
Ist
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A. D. Sundermeyer
Everett Jose
Cecil Horn
J. R. Green
C. E. Case Jr
Jstamer
Clifford Hard
Marling
High
Nein Backer
Arlie Hartley
William Hayden
Ian Oil
Harold Lauf
Chris Sundermey
Clarence Cannon
Francis Veit
Robert Es
Sary
William Koelling
John V
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Clifford Case
Roger
Nichols
C. C. Schaefer
Bernard
Petition Sparks Resentment Over Discharge Petition Strategy
The text notes growing resentment among Republicans who back civil rights but have not signed or planned to sign a discharge petition. It describes the Rules Committee bill crafted as a compromise by the Justice Department and GOP Judiciary Committee members to break a deadlock, with Southern Democrats criticizing it and seven Republicans issuing a rebuttal praising the bill’s ten provisions.
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Justice Department
GOP
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Tax cut clash as Congress debates spending and relief
Public Works subcommittee backs the tax reduction while warning of slow job creation. Rep Blatnik says relief is needed but Cramer accuses Congress of unrestrained spending and failing to honor economy pledges. Interior panel weighs how much taxpayers should fund recreation facilities on dam lakes. Staats proposes 25 percent or 2 percent over thresholds, with states paying the rest. Fire Chief John Sullivan and City Collector Ed Cole remain in hospital for medical tests.
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Minn
Public Works
Congress
William C. Cramer
Fla
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Public Works Committee
House Interior
Elmer Staats
White House
John Sullivan
Ed Cole
Community Memorial Hospital
Vatican Sees Push for Collegiality at Council
Pope Paul in prepared remarks signals support for collegiality amid council debates. A subcommittee vote favored the concept 6-1 but conservatives blocked binding action. The Pope extended limited autonomous fields, while liturgy decree clears the way for major reforms to be implemented over 7-10 years with national and regional commissions drafting texts for Vatican approval.
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Posijlions
Vatican
Council
Elderly Man Struck By Hit Run Driver on Route 2
Gottlieb Hirschvogel, 75, was struck by a car on Route 2 near Jefferson City and knocked into a ditch. The vehicle fled southbound. Hirschvogel was treated at Sharies II hospital and later released. The incident occurred Tuesday around 6:00 PM.
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Jefferson City
Highway Patrol
Hirschvogel
Sharies II
Kennedy Assassination Timeline Notes Rent Pay and Departures
Miss Roberts recalled Bernard Weissman and roommate William Burley paying a month’s rent on November 5 and departing November 27, five days after the President’s assassination. Weissman reportedly left a forwarding address in New York as investigators seek facts. Congressmen urge FBI probe of the American Fact-Finding Committee as Chief Justice Warren convenes a Washington meeting of a seven member commission to collect information on Kennedy’s death.
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Bernard Weissman
William Burley
Texas
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Weissman
New York
FBI
Earl Warren
Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
Jefferson City Council Deliberates on Bills and Law
Jefferson City council faces a packed agenda with talks on a gross receipts bill, sewer rates, and Horner & Shifrin contract. Opposition from chamber and business groups challenges the gross receipts measure. Other items include appropriations, parking enforcement, curb ordinance amendments, and plumbing licensing fee increases.
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Jefferson City
Horner & Shifrin
St. Louis
Hawes
Chamber of Commerce
Businness
John Hiner
Second Ward
Highway Patrol
Broadway Street
History of Jefferson City News-Papers and Rates
A historical listing details publishers editors and staff for the Jefferson City papers The Tribune and The Post with publication dates and addresses Also shows subscription rates for carrier delivery in Jefferson City Cole and adjoining counties and other Missouri counties with annual prices Plus contact line for circulation and audit bureau listings.
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the Tribune
Robert CG. Goshorn
William HL Weldon
William Jf. Weldon
JL. Rose
Joseph G. Maieushky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson Clery
Associated Fress
Associated Presss
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
Aussour
United States
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Doll to Speak on Religion Seen in Russia
Paul Doll, executive director of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers, will be the guest speaker at the Presbyterian Men's Club monthly meeting tonight. He will discuss religion as he observed it in Russia during a tour last spring.
State Mulls Reopening Jefferson Building After Fire
State officials plan to keep portions of the building open while deodorizing and completing repairs after a major incident. Staff shortages persist as about 40 agencies operate with skeleton crews in borrowed space. Governor Dalton authorizes Division of Public Buildings to fund necessary work and directs agencies to resume full operations as soon as feasible, with full return targeted for Monday morning barring unforeseen delays.
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Dalton
Division of Public Buildings
Capitol
Jefferson Building
City Engineer Is Hospitalized After Heart Condition
LeRoy J. Henry city engineer and former jan 1 resigning official, admitted to St. Marys Hospital with chest and arm pain. Hospital says serious but doing well. Henry filed his resignation with the City Council on Monday and plans to move to Tennessee. Acting mayor Perry Hawes Jr. may withhold acceptance until Henry recovers, keeping him on payroll if needed. Henry, earning $3,000 yearly, has been with the city since 1959.
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LeRoy J. Henry
St. Mary’s Hospital
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