UN General Assembly closes 18th session amid caution after Kennedy shock
The General Assembly ended a three month session marked by East West harmony and rising African attacks on segregation and colonialism. Johnson pledged to carry on Kennedy policies, while the West clashed with the Soviet Union over West Germany leading to unanimous but not far reaching decisions. A worldwide oil embargo on South Africa passed despite U S Britain and France opposition. The assembly urged a Security Council probe into segregation in South West Africa as it threatened world peace.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Assembly
Kennedy
Nikolai T. Federenko
Moscow
Ppace
Geneva
Soviet Union
West Germany
South Africa
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
Security Council
South West Africa
Gas Tax Sharing Details For Area Cities Announced
The article lists allocations for area cities under a new gasoline tax sharing plan. Ashland through Westphalia receive varied sums, with Rolla and Jefferson City among the larger gains. Cole County’s 18 month receipts totaled 38 475. D G Spencer praised the plan as sound and progressive, disputing calls to raise the tax.
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Phelps
Pulaski
Ashland
Auxvasse
Belle
Bland
Berger
Barnett
California
Camdenton
Chamois
Clarksburg
Meta
Mokane
Morrison
New Bloomfield
New Haven
Owensville
Prairie Home
Rolla
Russellville
Stover
Tipton
Tuscumbia
Versailles
Vienna
Waynesville
Westphalia
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole County
D. G. Spencer
Missouri Oil Council
Spencer
President Johnson Meets Farm Leaders for Wheat Plan Talks
President Johnson meets with six major farm organizations at the White House to push a new government wheat program aimed at averting a potential $600 million income drop next year. The Farm Bureau opposes controls while others back production restraints. invited groups include Farm Bureau, National Grange, National Farmers Union, National Council of Farmers' Cooperatives, National Farmers Organization, and Cooperative League of the U.S.A.
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Washington
Johnson
Agricul ‘Ture
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville J. Freeman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Farmers Union
National Council of Farmers’ Cooperatives
National Farmers Organization
Cooperative League of the
Foreign student protest disrupts Red Square in Moscow
About 2 pm crowds of shoppers were driven from Red Square by loudspeakers urging them home as foreign students demonstrated. By 3 pm the square and barricades were cleared, with 210 more protesters arriving and a 10 member delegation entering talks at the Ministry of Higher Education. A protester, Asare Addo, a medical student at Kalinin, was reported dead Friday amid disputed causes. Police reinforced, clashes occurred as the march continued toward the Kremlin gates, which were closed for the first time during such a demonstration.
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Spasky Gate
Kremlin
Ministry of Higher Education
Bulgaria
Asare Addo
Kalinin
Moscow
Battery Stolen From Auto at Lincoln University Lot
Police report a battery was stolen from an auto parked on the Lincoln University parking lot on Tuesday. The owner is listed as Mrs. L. F. Clardy of 920 W. McCarts St.
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Lincoln University
L. F. Clardy
W. McCarts
Kennedy and Connally hit by shots in Dallas parade
The account describes President Kennedy and Texas Governor Connally wounded as shots struck the car in Dallas. Kennedy took the first wound and appeared unable to dive for cover before a second round felled him, while Connally was shot through the chest wrist and thigh after Kennedy.
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Ally of Texas
Kennedy
Connally
Artling
Cub Pack Three Holds Meeting and Christmas Program
Cub Scouts of Pack Three and families met at Southwest School led by Rudolf Gredius East School principal for a carol singing program. Den Four directed by Mrs Henry Birdsong presented a skit The Night Before Christmas. Awards shared: Weidenthaler Boge yman Rush Hinshaw Wilson. Walter Vandelicht guest. Santa Claus distributed treats after games and color pledge led by Den One.
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Southwest School
Rudolf Gredius
East School
den Four
Henry Birdsong
J. B. Rush
Bryan Weidenthaler
Steve Tucker
George Birdsong
David Rush
den One
den Five
Senate and House settle on farm aid funding plan
Senate leaders forecast final bill near 3 billion in promissory notes and 2029 million in carryover funds, far below Kennedy's 4.5 billion request. Sen Mundt plans a separate roll call to defend a House amendment banning Export-Import Bank guarantees to private banks financing Communist buyers of U S grains, but his measure was tabled 57 to 35.
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Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
John F. Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
IR S.D
U.S
Mundt
Probe of Baker's Tax Data Set Probe of Baker's Tax Data Set
Senate investigators questioned how Robert G. Baker amassed thousands in cash kept in his Senate office. President Johnson issued an executive order to let the Rules Committee inspect tax files as Secret Service scrutiny intensified amid Baker's business ties and conflict of interest questions raised during hearings. Gertrude Novak, widow of a contractor and Baker partner in the Carousel Motel project, testified about the cash.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Johnson
Rules Committee
Secret Service
Baker
Carl T. Curtis
Tervene
Lasi
Gertrude C. Novak
Ocean City
Mad
Judge Appoints Wife To New Court Post
In Montgomery Alabama 1963 the legislature created a general sessions court in Washington County with a $5000 salary. Governor appointed the judge on the recommendation of Rep J Emmet Wood. The appointee was Mrs J Emmet Wood.
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Montgomery
Ala
Court of General Sessions
Washingston County
Washington County
J. Emmet Wood
Tuesday Wood
Johnson Eyes Broad Poverty Drive After Strong Economy
President Johnson announced Chief Economic Advisor Walter Heller told him the Gross National Product has passed the 600 billion dollar mark. He called it a fine Christmas present and said he hopes to propose new programs to attack poverty and press Congress for a broad farm program. He outlined a mix of news conference formats including office sessions televised briefings and a coffee hour with reporters.
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Johnson
Walter Heller
Congress
Pickle Triumphs In Texas Runoff For U S House Seat
Democratic candidate J J Pickle, longtime associate of President Johnson, wins the Texas 10 county runoff for U S representative with 127 227 votes to 16 046 for Republican Jim Dobbs. The result preserves the Democratic majority in the House and marks Pickle's first elective office in over two decades.
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Tex
J.J
Jake) Pickle
Lyndon Johnson
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Pickle
Homer Thornberry
D-Tex
Texas
Jim Dobbs
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Tirme
Snow
Eratic Party
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Masonic Lodge
Shrine
Rotary
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Baptist Church
Hig
Columbia Man Hurt In Fall From Tree
Columbia Missouri man George Arlin Shearon, 32, employed two days by a tree service firm, fell about 10 feet from a tree onto a sidewalk. He was reported in fair condition. foreman Gerald Robinson said a safety rope apparently slipped, causing the accident.
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Kansas City
API
Columbia
George Arlin Shearon
Gerald Robinson
Shearon
Camdenton Bond Issue Defeated in Missouri District
Camdenton Missouri AP reports a $945000 bond issue for school facilities failed on Tuesday. The plan sought a new high school in Camdenton and expansion of an Osage Beach elementary. The tally was 824 yes and 1704 no, failing the two thirds requirement.
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Camdenton
Osage Beach
Bank's Yale Party Set for Saturday at Christmas
The Exchange National Bank will host its 38th annual Christmas Party this Saturday from 2 to 4 pm. Children ages up to 12 are invited with their parents. Santa will greet attendees and give gifts. Officials said parents will be remembered as well.
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Bank
Exchange National Bank
Jefferson City Post-Tribune Masthead and pricing note
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune lists staff including publishers Gositown and WLU, editor Majunsky, and executive roles. It notes publication every evening except Saturday, Chicago-style credit to Associated Press, and subscription rates by region from 45 cents weekly to 40 dollars yearly.
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HIX
William DT. Weluon
William GG. Weluon
LL. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majunsky
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Eecradelas Post
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Atvil News
Missouri
Cole
United States
Burra
Wife to Be Charged in Fatal Shooting
Kansas City AP reports Mrs. Jayce Elizabeth Greer 31 will be charged with first degree murder in her husband Wayne L. Greer 37 who died after a Monday domestic quarrel. She said she meant only to frighten him and was shooting over his head. MOSCOW Reuters notes a Czechoslovak party and government delegation returned home from the 2th anniversary of the treaty of friendship mutual aid and cooperation with Russia.
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Jayce Elizabeth Greer
Sam Modica
Wayne L. Greer
Friendship Meet
Moscow
Reuters
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Camden's New Sheriff Sworn
Camden County's new sheriff Linn Libby was sworn in after winning a special election to succeed Russell E. Osborn who resigned amid investigation of the Melvin Charles shooting. Osborn had claimed self defense but Scroggins was charged with manslaughter. Libby defeated Leroy Rogers and Roy A. Ferguson to take office.
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Spec
Ali
Camden County
L. (Linn) Libby
Russell E. Osborn
Melvin Charles
Raytown
Osborn
St. Joseph
Wilbur Scroggins
Scroggins
Libby
Leroy Rogers
Roy A. Ferguson
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