Coppolino Faces Second Murder Trial in Florida
Coppolino, acquitted in New Jersey of the Farber killing, heads to Florida to face a second murder charge. He is to be transported to Sarasota for a February trial over the death of Carmela Coppolino, with his wife Mary expressing mixed feelings about the verdict.
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Florida
Freehold
N.J
Carl Coppolino
Monmouth County
William E. Farber
Sarasota, Fla
Carmela
Mary
New Jersey
Coppolinos
Alx ‘Wdaeke
Carmela Coppolino
Florida Sutorities
Farber
Vincent P. Keuper
Thorpe Gordon Cubs Award Recipients Named
Twenty two Thorpe Gordon School Cub Scouts received awards at Thursday's monthly meeting. Names include Mark Wilson Doug Schaefferkoetter Keith Smith David Carter Harlan Deuff Keith Riner Wayne Huddleston Philip Roney Greg Bowman Rodney Hutzel John Freeman Robert Wilson Carey White Stephen Capps Denny McCubbin Jake Stoddard Scott Roark Greg Rhoades Rodney Alberts Robert Sneden Eddie Cohen and Eddie Walz. Cubs exchanged gifts and each den presented a Christmas skit.
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Thorpe Gordon School
Mark Wilson
Doug Schaefferkoetter
Keith Smith
David Carter
Harlan Deardeuff
Keith Riner
Wayne Huddleston
Philip Roney
Greg Bowman
Rodney Hutzel
John Freeman
Robert Wilson
Carey White
Stephen Capps
Denny McCubbin
Jake Stoddard
Scott Roark
Greg Rhoades
Rodney Alberts
Robert Sneden
Eddie Cohen
Eddie Walz
Police Buy Two New Cars For City Fleet In 1967 Models
Jefferson City bids determine purchase of two patrol cars. Schahrmeyer Ford wining bid $2,592 after trade-in for 1967 models. Other bids from Riley Chevrolet, Central Missouri Motor Corp, and Courtesy Dodge. Trade-ins were 1966 models with about 50,000 miles. The department operates six patrol cars, an unmarked car and four motorcycles.
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City Police Department
Schahrmeyer Ford
Jefferson City
Riley Chevrolet
Central Missouri Motora
Plymouth
Courtesy Dodge
Berwick upon Tweed Ends 112 Year War With Russia
A London based Soviet correspondent and Mayor R H Knox announced the end of a long conflict between Berwick upon Tweed and Russia. The tale traces historical war declarations from 1854 and an 1856 Paris treaty oversight, with a final pledge for peaceful sleep for Russian citizens.
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England
Russia
Berwick- upon-Tweed
London
Victoria
Great Britain
Ireland
Berwick upon-Tweed
Paris
Berwick
Oleg Orestov
Newspape
R. H. Knox
Knox
Orestov
Receptionist Mitchell Retires
Washington AP Mitchell leaves the White House West Lobby after 21 years, a favorite to visitors and reporters for courtesy. He retires at 4 pm to enjoy fishing as Corinne Dougherty also leaves government service after 29 years with the White House. Johnsons display the 1968 Christmas card.
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Washington
White House West
Sam Mitchell
Mitchell Long
White House
Mitchell
Corinne Dougherty
Johnsons
Venezuelan government hunts Castroite terrorists in Caracas
Venezuelan forces deployed in Caracas and countryside in a broad crackdown against Castroite terrorists. Hugo Daniel Castillo, nicknamed Commander Behuma, was killed 128 miles south of the capital. Police surrounded Central University arresting 15 student leaders and seizing weapons as rights were suspended to curb political activity and allow arrests without warrants.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Défense Ministry
Hugo Daniel Castillo
Central University
Venezuelan Communist Party
Juvencio Pulgar
iThe
Mits
NATO ministers weigh more bilateral ties with East
The NATO foreign and defense ministers debate urged hands across the curtain moves as 83 contacts since last June were tallied. France’s Couve de Murville denied quitting NATO’s military link, while a Belgian proposal to review goals and reform NATO’s structure dominated talks at the opening session.
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NATO
de ‘Gaulle
Alexei N. Kosygin
Joseph Tydings
Maryland Democrat
Moscow
France
Maurice Couve de ‘Murville
NATO I
Fulton Rejects Liquor Petitions
Fulton officials reject a by the drink liquor referendum petition as signatures lack addresses ages and residence lengths. City Attorney W C Whitlow says the council cannot proceed with the referendum and returns the petitions to circulators.
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Fulton
W. C. Whitlow
Whitlow
Two More Civic Clubs Endorse $3 Million Bond Plan
Jefferson City civic groups back a $3 million industrial bond issue to expand Von Hoffmann Press. Endorsements come from Cosmopolitan Club Kiwanis Lions and Central Democratic Committee with a likely Jan 10 1967 special election date. If approved the plant would add 100 to 150 jobs and boost annual payroll by 500000 to 1000000. Gillespie leads the expansion effort and a speaker’s bureau will inform groups about the proposal.
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von Hoffmann Press, Inc
Charles Gillespie
Jefferson City
von Hoffmann
The
Jefferson City Lions Club
IHC Corp Buys Sterling Insurance
Kans City AP LOCH Corporation of Kansas City bought Sterling Life Insurance Co of Denver for 1.6 million. Charles N. Sharp Jr ICH president said Sterling assets total 1,484,000 with 4,791,000 in force and offices will stay in Denver with expansion planned across Colorado California Arkansas New Mexico Utah Nevada and Wyoming.
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Loch Corporation of
Sterling Lifein Insurance Co
Denver
Charles N.sharp Jr
I.C.H
Sterling
Sharpe
Deriver
Agency
Colorado
California
Arkansas
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Weston Site Emerges as Likely Home for 200-BEV Lab
The Atomic Energy Commission identifies Weston near Argonne National Laboratory as the leading site for a proposed National Accelerator Laboratory. The plan calls for a 200-BEV machine, a one mile diameter main ring, and about 2,000 jobs, with construction costs estimated at 300 million dollars plus 75 million for equipment. Initial design funding of 10 million is requested for fiscal 1968, with construction to follow and potential later expansion.
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Argonne National Laboratory
Congress
AEC
National Accelerator Laboratory
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune established 1866 and The Tribune 1908 publish every evening except Saturday. Rates list carrier delivery at 50 cents weekly. mail rates $14 to Cole counties, $29.40 Missouri, $24 outside Missouri. Staff roles include publishers Robert C. Goshorn and William H. Weldon.
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Post
News Tribune
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Een
Associated Press
Focal News
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
More Than 100 Attending Church Union Consultation
The Missouri Consultation on Church Union met in Jefferson City with over 100 delegates for a day of talks on church unity. Leaders outlined a planned organic union of denominations sharing similar theologies, not a merger, aiming for a visible global witness.
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Missouri Consultation On Church Union
Jefferson City
National Consultation On Church Union
Misssouri Council
Miller
Les
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Methodist Church
United Church of Christ, Christian Churches
Disciples of iChrist
Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Evangelical United
Brathren
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Human Catholic Church
American Baptist Church
Fulton Man Injured In Car Crash On U S 54
Carl R. Strickland of Fulton remained in satisfactory condition at a Jefferson City hospital after his car struck a rock bluff while attempting to pass a truck driven by Donald E. Burks of Tuscumbia along U S 54 in Callaway County near Route AC. The wreck caused Strickland to suffer head lacerations. Burks was not injured.
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Ezra M. Martin
Army Reserve Center
Jefferson City
Ralph R. Ganns
Martin
Vietnam
XI Corps
Ganns
Ilinois
Missouri
News Tribune
Carl R. Strickland
Fulton
U.S. 54
Callaway County
Strickland
Donald E. Burks
Tuscumbia
Missouri Highway Patrol
Rock Bluff
Jhhe
Burks
Thief Steals Ladder From Other Thieves in Utah
Provo AP reports a lighthearted theft tale as local thieves return a Nativity statue with an apology note, chocolates, and a card after a ladder was stolen, leaving the statue briefly displaced atop a mortuary. The note explains the prank aimed at the other thieves who took their ladder.
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Provo
Utah
Joseph
Kansas Police Pursue Manhunt
Fort Scott Kansas authorities launched a wide scale search for Thomas Lamb an escaped convict described as dangerous He fled on foot after a car ran into a ditch during a pursuit about five miles west of Fort Scott Police sheriff and KBI agents with tracking dogs from Missouri aided the hunt Lamb 25 son of Fort Scott residents was serving one to five years for burglary and larceny and escaped Wednesday by threatening a clerk with a knife during a trip to Kansas City
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Kan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Thomas Lamb
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Springfield
Nevada
Lamb
Charles Lamb
Lansing
Kansas City
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