Court curbs travel ban power on U S citizens
A three judge federal appeals court ruling temporarily limits the government from restricting travel abroad by U S citizens The decision concerns cases of Staughton Lynd Yale history teacher who visited Hanoi in 1906 and Jane Wittman a New York teacher who traveled to Cuba in 1954 It holds that the State Department cannot prevent entry by withholding a passport when the traveler does not use it to reach a restricted country
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Excelsior Springs approves $600,000 industrial issue
In a special election, Excelsior Springs voters approved a $600,000 industrial reissue by 247 to 24, a 12 to 1 margin. The funds will expand the Whittaker Cable Co plant, adding about 125 jobs and increasing payroll in the city.
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Friday Movies at Grand Marquee Theater
The listing promotes the 1955 film White Feather at Grand Marquee, starring Robert Wagner and Hugh O’Brian. It chronicles the final days of Cheyenne resistance and hints at a new way of life amid defeat.
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Trapped men emerge from Tehachapi tunnel collapse
Seven workers rescued from a cave-in inside a steel roofed tunnel near the Tehachapi mountains after days of entrapment. Rescue crews bored through 86 feet of debris and redirected air and water lines to feed the workers awaiting extraction. The men described a close call and praised the crew above for their efforts while noting the danger of the collapse.
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Canine frolics disrupt decor in Jefferson City home
A family dog toppled a Christmas tree and damaged packages in a Jefferson City residence Thursday afternoon. Police found no human involvement. the owner had left the dog outside in the morning and found it inside later to greet her.
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Anderson rules on conflicts for city official bids
Attorney General Norman H. Anderson ruled that a city councilman in a fourth class city may not bid on or sell insurance to the city due to conflict of interest. The opinion, sought by Carl D. Cum, Pike County prosecutor, also notes counties may regulate plumbing via building codes and that a county hospital could be turned into a nursing home under county court control.
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Inmate charged in beating case in Missouri prison
A felonious assault complaint was filed in Magisterial Court on the beating of a Missouri State Penitentiary guard on Nov 28. Bobby Lee Griffin is charged and faces related murder and stabbing cases tied to other inmates and prison incidents. Authorities report continued legal action as higher court assigns Griffin to a county for trial.
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Prison guard assault suspect named in complaint
The accused assailant in the Nov 29 incident is identified as William P. Kendrick in the complaint, with details outlining the alleged assault against a prison guard.
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Rockhurst President to Join Regis College
The Rev. Louts G. Mattione, president of Rockhurst High School in Kansas City Missouri, was appointed president of Regis College in Denver Colorado. The announcement came from Rev. Harry R. Klocker S.J. Mattione, 53, has served as Regis dean and previously held roles at St Louis University and Marquette University.
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Jefferson Gily Post-Tribune Details 1908 Establishment
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