Final Agreement Near on 1956-57 Defense Funds
President Eisenhower and top military and budget advisers near a final accord on the 1956 57 defense budget, with figures around 34 billion dollars a year. Officials caution no final figure yet and indicate remaining details, including radar programs and divisions, await the President’s approval.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
W Wilson
Rowland Hughes
Spearlive
Wilson Adeed
Wood
McNeil
Pentagon
Todin
Lyons
Wilson
Pendin
Sention
Lillian Dattuts
Large Industrial Expansions Seen at Missouri Workshop
Large industrial expansions were forecast at a development workshop in Missouri led by the Missouri Division of Resources and Development and the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce. Merril E. Skinner of Union Electric urged communities to use expansion to boost local prospects as about 250 attendees from 46 Missouri cities heard experts on payroll impact and community assets.
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Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Merril E. Skinner
Presid Fent
Union Electte Go
Assistiml Pewral Louis
The
Rouge
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Leon
Licht Co
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Missouri
Missouri Hotel
Reuben LD
Siverson
Chamber of Commerce
Dwight A.’ Nesmith
Kans State College
Manhattan
Kan
Joseph 4. Fussell
Geox University of Illinois
Boyd Ewing
Ben Weir
Nevada
Jon K. Bester
Kansey City
Thomas 'T. Martin
Mobile
Ata
Dystrophy Drive Fund Tops Target Despite Hurdles
The Dystrophy Drive Fund reached 2445 dollars with a large local push led by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Order of Engigs in Jefferson City area. Campaign chair Paul J. Smith and Dale O. Tivner joined community leaders to support the Muscular Dystrophy Association as volunteers reported by Frank Baggerty. The drive’s breakdown showed house to house 1316.35, canisters 191 dollars, and street collections 60.80, with overall participation from Lions, Eagles, and local civic groups.
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Imu-State
Dustersan Tims
Ure
Pvink Baggerty
Order of Engigs
Lovetter
Ely
Rilph Jobe
Cochin
Iba Merry
Ational
Whitlow
Houxer
Hees
Eagles Amnaliaeys
SIRY
Naggerty
Moses
Seco
Ian Paign
National Association
Utility Gains Authority For Expansion Funds
The Green Hill Telephone Corp of Breckenridge Missouri has state authority to borrow 289000 dollars to fund expansion in Caldwell Carroll Davies and Livingston counties. The State Public Service Commission granted the financing and approved other PSC actions including purchasing Breckenridge and Cowgill telephone companies and building a dial system in Knoxville. Weather notes forecast generally fair and warmer tonight and Wednesday with lows in the mid 20s and highs near the 40s.
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Utility Gains Authority
Green Hill Telephone Corp
Breckenridge
Pla
Caldwell
Carroll, Daviess
Livingston County
State
Public Set Commission
PSC
Cowgill
Knoxville
Jefferson City
Missouri
Kanaus
Titania
Moonville
Hernanon
Orage River
Ozarks
Trucker Delivers Colorful Tale Amid Highway Pig Story
A garbled report describes a trucker with a comically chaotic highway scene. The text mentions pigs on a road and a crash involving a vehicle, with damaged costs and several unclear names. The readable core notes a highway incident and humorous confusion rather than a definitive event.
Victory in Air Symington Tells Callaway Group
Senator Symington addressed the Callaway Group in New Bloomfield as Democrats rallied behind his warning on farm price impacts and corporate powers. He attacked ASC suspensions and pressed for a full review, citing Missouri cases and urging impartial hearings for affected workers. The New Bloomfield high school auditorium was packed for the event.
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Symington
Callaway
Stuart Symington
New Bloomfield
Missouri
Berne
Syiigton
Priser
oWwar al Tebt
Adacks Asc Symington
ASC
Thomas &. Hennings, Jr
Misssouri
Secrvetary of Agriculture
Exra van Benson
Impartia
Benson
Washington
Sraatet
Yulin
Italy
paTay
Eltre Ses
Hiromfield High
Dorothy Curtin
Callaway Club
Hospital Campaign Opens Wednesday
Five speakers led by Roe Wards mockillas announce a hospital fundraising campaign in Kyutsae City to support the ShHOU project. The event includes a public banquet at the Mizvouri Hotel with introductions by local leaders and a benediction.
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Mmigor
Kyutsae City
Kvwt
Poundation
Ceignenthal Smart
Oindore
Haspital
Sya
Uae
Dulles Attacks Red Leaders on Far East Talks
Washington reports Secretary of State Dulles sharply assailed Soviet and Chinese leaders over Far East negotiations. He warned against coercive tactics and said peace depended on restraint, with emphasis on goa peaceful settlement in Goa and broader Asia policy. The remarks framed a tense U.S. stance amid Western and Soviet strains as talks continued.
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Dulles
Far East
State Limestone Producers to Meet in New Assembly
State limestone producers gather for wartime offering and policy talks. The gathering includes attendees from Mexico and the United States, with plans to discuss living tempo and regional development. Key speakers include FL MM Kock executive secretary and Charles Thompson from Kane aay Cly.
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Wiglington
FL MM. Kock
Nomnal Tistitute
Charles Thompsoon
Kane
Deila Willevelopment Co
Richardson
Fore 5
Paul Doiotdeffer
Ghty
Nena
City firemen seek toys for Christmas project efforts
The Nest End station firefighters appeal for toys to repair for Salvation Army distribution. This year supplies are smaller than in prior seasons, with few wheels and dolls available. Firemen urge Jefferson City residents to bring repairable toys to the station and support the annual mission, noting limited time and resources.
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Raymond Behellen
Five Department
Schaller
Seraleh
Jefferson City
West Ends
Schatten
Lester Fie
Peent
Salvation Army
Frank
Bs Fund
Sehallen
Seholen
Two Hartsburg Youths Injured in Highway Accident
Two Hartshure youths, Donald Quinn and Jackie Quinn, aged 17 and 12, were rushed to St Marys Hospital after a noon on U S 63 near Oktham about 15 miles north of Jeffersnson City. Officials reported non life threatening injuries while probing the crash details. The accident reportedly left the youths cousins per hospital records. In a separate incident, Miss Dorothy Larimere, 19, lost four fingers at McGraw Electric Co. when her left hand was caught in a factory machine and severed at the knuckles, she is in good condition at St Marys Hospital.
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Donald Quinn
Jackie Quinn
St. Mary's Hospital
U.S. 63
Oktham
Jeffers ‘Nson City
Silay
State Highway Patrol
Dorothy Larimere
Rt. 3
Opinions Sought On School Vacancy
Reading the article shows the school board seeks opinions on a vacancy for a superintendent position. A secretary notes the delay in selecting a successor as A. J. Crow departs Kirkwood. Nichols is among the 251 considered, with patrons urging frank cooperation between patrons and directors to assure a successful education system.
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Fiat
Serioul
Teenie Kuewie
A. J. Crow
Kirkwoert
Serioul Cireetors
Nichols
Sewer Pipe Missing, City Planning Repairs
A disrupted utility scene emerges as a sewer pipe goes missing. City crews plan repairs and coordinate with street workers while residents await a fix. The incident prompts caution around nearby sidewalks and pausing regular traffic until the pipe is located and reconnected.
Last Point of Civilization Reaches Port After 6000 Miles
The icebreaker Glaciar, flagship of the U S Antarctic expedition, reached its port after a voyage of over 6000 miles. Six thousand miles of rough seas, storms, and near 872 crew hungry for solid ground concluded with a first landfall at New Zealand. The voyage included heavy seas, winds up to 56 miles per hour, and waves towering over 1 foot as the ship towed a tanker amid demanding conditions. The crew, led by Dr A B Blades of Baltimore, faced long delays but pressed on toward the last civilized point before the continent’s edge.
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New Zealand
Glaciar
Mor Uday
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Skip
Jer
A. B. Blades
Baltimore
Panama
Miho
Warmer Weather To Cover Missouri
Weather bureau reports a rise in temperatures across Missouri with southwesterly winds increasing. Expect three to four degrees above normal and little to no precipitation. Western and northern areas warm today, statewide by tomorrow, with last night’s readings showing Farmington 17 Kirksville 14 West Plains 7 Springfield and Columbia.
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