Area Law Unit To Begin Work In February
The Mid-Missouri Major Case Squad will begin operations in late February as FBI trained officers participate in six day sessions in Columbia. Chief Claude E Short chairs a three member board with Sheriff Frank Elkins and Bernard Brannon. seven counties join, with potential affiliates nearby.
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Area Law Unit
Mid-Missouri
Claude E. Short
Short
Columbia
Frank L. iBud Elkins
Boone’ County
Bernard C. Brannon
University of Missouri
Cole
Walter Dickson
Sam Moore
C. C. Maddox
Missouri Highway Patrol
Donald V. Cine
Fred Miles
Sheriffs Department
Shor
FBI
Jefferson City
Callaway
Boone
Cooper
Audrain
Randolph
Saline
Paul Chevans
Police and Sheriffs
Major Case Squad Board of Directors
Major Case Squad
Jefferson City Post Tribune details and pricing notes
The Jefferson City Post Tribune announces publishers and staff, its evening publication schedule, and class mailing details. It lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Missouri counties and outside regions, plus contact dialing information and press affiliations.
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Cole
Straining
Missouri
United
Diem on Vietnam War Ideals and Buddhist Tensions
President Diem defends his government and a humanist vision of leadership faced with Buddhist protests. He frames the Vietnam conflict as a global, moral war and argues state aims protect individual freedom within a humane, secure society. He rejects claims of religious strife and emphasizes reunification with liberty.
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Diema
Viet Nam
Free World
Diem
Santa Claus
Gemini 6 Director Reports Gemini 7 In Great Shape
Gemini 6 director said Gemini 7 is in great shape with outstanding system performance. Flight surgeon Dr. Charles Berry reported Borman and Lovell in very fine health, well rested with good sleep food and water as data confirms health predictions for the long 14 day mission. Lovell said he feels comfortable in long underwear after removing the pressure suit.
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Charles A. Berry
Gemini
Borman
Lovell
Berry
Bor
U.S
Jim
Tax Collection Figures Climb in Jefferson City
Jefferson City tax collection rose to 886,893 on Tuesday, the largest daily total yet, with 22,000 in one day. Merchants and manufacturers taxes amounted to 6,183.24 of the 43,805 total bills issued in late November. Personal and real estate taxes comprise the rest, with bills not mailed until after January 1, 1966. Collections reflect residents who have requested bills, and payments before year end are welcome.
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Jefferson City
Ed Cole
Cole
Viet Cong Telegrams Trigger Limited Saigon Reaction
The Viet Cong announced a liberation radio message on Monday with no immediate response from U.S. or South Vietnamese commanders. The group has floated truces during Tet and other holidays, while past cease fire attempts and violent incidents shaped the conflict in Vietnam. A notable Christmas Eve bombing at a U.S. officers’ billet in Saigon killed two Americans and injured 181, marking a major terrorist attack.
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Viet Cong
Liberation Radio
U.S
Saigon
Brink Hotel
Recreational Area Health Talks Slated
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes announces a Jefferson City conference on public health and safety in outdoor recreation areas next April 26-27. Sponsored by the State Inter-Agency Council for Outdoor Recreation, the State Division of Health, and the U S Public Health Service, it aims to provide guidelines and answers for Missouri outdoor recreation areas.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Jefferson City
State Inter-Agency Council For Outdoor Recreation
The
State Division of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Missouri
Heckermans Return from Florida Visit. Son Recuperating
Mrs. William Heckerman Sr and Mr and Mrs Jerry Heckerman and daughter return from New Smyrna Beach Florida where they visited Mr and Mrs William Heckerman and daughter. William Heckerman Jr is recuperating at home after emergency surgery at Daytona Beach Hospital Nov 19. He is employed at the Cape Kennedy Space Center.
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William Heckerman Sr
Jerry Heckerman
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
William F. Heckerman
William Heckerman Jr
Daytona Beach, Fla
Cape Kennedy Space Center
Vatican Council ends with calls for renewal and charity
Pope Paul VI announced a Vatican Council closing with 16 decrees on worship and church governance aiming at renewal and unity. He distributed $90,000 in charity checks to Bethlehem, Argentina, India, Pakistan, and Cambodia and unveiled a new church in Rome named Our Lady, Mother of the Church to mark the council’s completion.
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Paul
Bethlehem
Jordan
Argentina
India
Pakistan
Camboata
Rome
Papal Throne
Paul VI
Northway Receives Northway College Aid and McCormick Chance
Approximately 80 percent of scholarship applicants at Northway receive financial aid. The Northway award honors Miss Erma Raithel for excellence in English instruction and literary awareness. Northway is also an applicant for a McCormick Scholarship to Medill at Northwestern, recommended by senior high officials and News and Tribune.
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Northway
Erma Raithel
McCormick
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University Chicago
The
News and Tribune
Prison Escape Charges Heard in Missouri Courts
Seven inmates of Missouri prisons were bound over for trial after arraignment in Magistrate Court on escaping charges. An eighth defendant asked for a preliminary hearing. Named defendants include Robert Ray Scott and George Edward Phillips for Algoa Prison Farm escape on November 15, Ralph Kinyon Elijah Lawson and Earl Ferguson for an escape a month earlier, Donald Eugene Wellington for an April 16 auxiliary prison escape, Samuel Roy Mason for a November 22 auxiliary prison escape, and Virgil Lewis Turley for an August 21 escape from the main Jefferson City prison. Turley waived no prelim.
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Missouri
O. Lee Munger
Robert Ray Scott
George Edward Phillips
Algoa
Ralph Kinyon
Elijah Lawson
Earl Ferguson
Donald Eugene Wellington
Samuel Roy Mason
Virgil Lewis Turley
Jefferson City
Turley
Students Will Outline Plans At Annual Progress Event
About 150 students, parents and guests attend the 11th Annual Planned Progress High School competition at the Ramada Inn. Five area schools New Bloomfield Russellville Vienna St. Elizabeth and the School of the Osage present plans to improve services and facilities with three cash prizes 100 75 and 50. First place advances to the regional contest in January. Judges include Alden A. Stockard Missouri Supreme Court and Rep Cap Bassiman Republican Gasconade County.
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Ramada Inn
The
Missouri Power and Light Co
New Bloomfield
Russellville
Vienna
St. Elizabeth
School of the Osage
Alden A. Stockard
Missouri Supreme Court
C. M
Cap
Bass- Iman
Gasconade ‘County
Awards Listed On Route 54 Condemnation
Three court appointed real estate examiners valued land condemned for US 54 widening in Jefferson City at over 350000. Reports by Thomas Cordes James W Kelly and Harold B Remkey to Cole County Circuit Court list largest award 76427 for R Sheldon Rosemary Gentry Central Missouri Trust Co and Richard Nacy Jr. trustee. Awards include many parcels to various owners and organizations with totals ranging from 150 to 74617. commissioners said 50 hours work each and requested 1250 each.
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Jefferson City
Stadium Drive
Moreau River
Thomas
Cordes
James W. Kelly
Harold B. Remkey
Cole County Circuit Court
R. Sheldon
Rosemary Gentry
Central Missouri Trust Co
Richard, Nacy Jr
Joseph
Corina Flick
William Clarence
Rose Mary Payne
Clyde R
Pauline C. Kennett
Ronnie Joe
Mary Joan Hoffman
Edgar
Mabel Meyer
William D
Dorothy J. Cure
Ernest J
Alice C. Linhardt
Ralphi Everett
Rosemary Gertry
Central Missouri Trust, &Co
Richard Nacy Jr
Missouri Osteopathic Foundation, Inc
Mutual Savings and Loan Assn
Capital Savings and Loan Assn
Home Savings and Loan Assn
City National Savings and Loan Assn
P. Pierre Dominique
Robert H
Dorothy L. Livingston
Gulfil
McNamara Signals Bomber Version of TFX Named B1L
Sources say the final Air Force plan will largely mirror Air Force ideas and adapt the TFX into a bomber, to be designated B1L. McNamara explains the actions announced stem from force and weapons changes enabling military realignment and possible facility consolidation or closures.
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Air Force
McNamara
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Associated Press
Xmas Pohlman
E. McCarty
Vielen
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Charles W. Schwartz
Missouri Conservation Commission
University of Missouri Arts and Science Week
Hartley G. Banks, Sr
University Alumni Association
Schwartz
Caravelle Hotel
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ST. Mary’s Hospital
Sisters of St. Mary
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Tel. Co
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Florida
Larry Getz
Hotel Governor
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