Erhard to Meet LBJ in Texas Weekend Visit
West Germany's Ludwig Erhard heads to the Johnson ranch in Texas for weekend talks amid a strong foreign policy standing. The 66 year old chancellor, new to office since Oct 16, had clashed with Charles de Gaulle over Common Market policies and farm tariffs, but security of liberal tariff negotiations prevailed after Brussels talks.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
West Germany
Erhard
Johnson Ranch
Texas
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
U.S
Geneva
Brussels
Lakonia Fire Tragedy Toll Narrows In Final Count
The Lakonia disaster left 896 saved and 96 dead with 36 unaccounted as dawn revealed rescue ships filling the Atlantic. The Salta rescued 475 survivors while the ship’s captain and crew faced chaotic, language strained efforts and a dramatic evacuation amid flames and smoke.
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IR. Lovat
London
Gerd Punkrope
Jose Barrero
Salta
Lakonia
Atlantic
Lakoniai Lwas & Grifting
Centaur
Greek Line
Southampton
Dee
Break-In Probed at Atlas Materials on Walnut Street
Police investigate a Christmas time break-in at Atlas Materials Company 218 Walnut St. Entry gained by smashing a glass door. firm notes nothing seems missing but will conduct a full inventory. Spokesman says investigation continues.
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Atlas Materials Company
Walnut St
Car crashes and injuries reported across Missouri counties
The report summarizes multiple highway incidents in Missouri. Eugene West and five under thirteen in his car escaped serious harm after a rollover south of Faucett. A Continental Trailways bus and pickup collided south of West Plains with three injured women aboard. Larry Gale Bailey suffered serious facial lacerations in a one car crash on U.S. 54 in Miller County on Christmas Day. Earl Ewens and Linnie Irene Ewens were hurt when their car hit a pole on U.S. 63 north of Columbia. George K. Case escaped with minor injuries when accelerator stuck on leaving his driveway. Robert Leo Clark, his wife and eight month old son sustained lacerations after a crash on Interstate 70. Grace E. Miller was injured when her car overturned on U.S. 80 in Moniteau County.
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Faucett
Highway Patrol
St. Joseph
Continental Trailway
West Plains
Larry Gale Bailey
Lake Ozark
U.S. 54
Miller County
Bailey
Earl Ewens
Columbia
Linnie Irenes Ewens
U.S. 63
George K. Case
Hartsburg
Case
Robert Leo Clark
Sulphur Springs
Iowa
Interstate 70
Grace E. Miller
Serdalia
U.S. 80
Moniteau County
Change in Tariffs and Credits Shape Soviet Trade Plans
Wheat tariffs remain high for US shippers amid steep labor costs. Even after disclosure of the waiver, sales totaling 250 million dollars failed to materialize. The Reds pressure price cuts as Johnson wins permission to extend government guaranteed credit to the Russians, potentially via American banks or private traders. Private financiers demand guarantees.
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United States
Reds
Johnson
Financiali
Rifling of Purses In Church Reported
Two women at Grace Episcopal Church reported purse thefts in the 200 block of Adams Street. A thief took two rings valued around 1700 dollars and about 175 dollars in cash from Mrs F V Reagel and Mrs L F Garber who left purses in the church kitchen and wallet respectively. Police continued the investigation.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Adams Street
F. V. Reagel
Moreatt Drive
L. F. Garber
Rockefeller Reconsiders Tactics Amid Campaign Shift
Washington AP Rockefeller abandons attacks on Goldwater as he resumes a January 3 New Hampshire campaign in Portsmouth after a Kennedy assassination moratorium. The plan shifts to outlining reasons for running and aims if elected, with new tactics likely if the March 10 New Hampshire primary tightens the Rockefeller Goldwater race.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Portsmouth
N.H
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Goldwater
Arizona
Field
New Hampshire
Christmas in Rome and across the world headline a Holy Season
Pope Paul VI celebrated Mass in a poor Rome district amid Communist crowds and blessed a lamb gift. Over 10,000 pilgrims filled Bethlehem. U S soldiers lighted a sign across the Korea DMZ saying Merry Christmas. US weather brings white Christmas. Johnson City Texas enjoys 70s temps as LBJ greets neighbors. Kennedy family scenes mark a quiet Arlington Cemetery visit and Palm Beach Masses at Joseph P. Kennedy’s home.
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Homan Catholic
Rome
Bethlehem
Christ
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South Korea
U.S
United States
Johnson City
Tex
President Johnson
Texas
Dallas
Kennedy
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Five Year Program Aims To Break Poverty Cycle In NC
Gov Terry Sanford backs a $14 million effort with the Ford Foundation to lift North Carolina’s poorest children from school failure. The plan creates the North Carolina Fund, funds 10 community projects, and seeds reading and math improvement in the first three grades across 20 schools beginning January, with scale to 400 schools over four years. The program emphasizes bottom up thinking and targeted support to rural, mountain, and urban areas amid high illiteracy and dropout rates.
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North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Bus
Sanford
Ford Foundation
North Carolina Fund
Boattom U
George Esser
Prison Drug Probe Continues With Transfers and Questions
James Carter, an inmate, was moved to Cole County Jail for safety on December 8 and released on December 21. He may have witnessed drug transfers amid an ongoing contraband investigation at the prison. Authorities seek the drugs supply source, with Baum stating the drug came from an inmate wife in Kansas City, delivered to Callaway County. Burgess is likely to face formal charges after questioning at Troop F Headquarters and arraignment before Magistrate Rose.
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Cole County
Carter
Nash
Coura
Highway Patrol
Baum
Kansas City
Callaway County
Jacob Shubert Dies at 83 in Manhattan Home
Jacob T. Shubert 83 a theatrical entrepreneur died in his Manhattan apartment of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was the sole surviving partner of the Shubert dynasty founded with brothers Lee and Sam, owning 16 theaters in New York and others elsewhere. The government had filed estate tax suits against Lee Shubert’s estate two days earlier, valuing the estate at about 25 million dollars.
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Jacob T. Shubert
Manhattan
Lee Shubert
Jacob Shubert
Sam
Shubert Theater
Shubert al Jey
Broadway Theater
Comedian Bob Hope Begins Christmas Tour in Crete
Bob Hope arrived at Irakkleion Air Station Crete on a Christmas tour to entertain American servicemen overseas. He will fly to Athens tonight where his 62 member troupe is to perform at the U S Air Force installation in Athens.
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Irakleion Air Station
Bob Hope
Mediterranean
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Athens
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Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher Details and Rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers and staff including Robert C Gobhorn and Mrs William Weldon with editor Joseph G Majeshy, publishing weekly rates by carrier in Jefferson City Missouri and mail rates across Missouri and the United States, along with circulation auditing and contact details. The notice reflects standard newspaper masthead information and subscription pricing.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Gobhorn
William B. Weldon
William 8. Wluon
Ll, Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majehshy
News ‘Stibune Company
Monroe Street
Slase
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Focal News
Missouri
Hi Cole
Adjoinning
United States
Burean
Dial
Air Departments
Britain Cyprus crisis prompts talks and troop shift
Britain Greece and Turkey pressed Makarios to a unified command for Cyprus forces, amid Turkish jets and troop movements. Johnson watched from Texas as 1,700 Americans were advised to relocate if needed. The conflict stemmed from Makarios proposed constitutional amendments Turkish opposition claimed would erode their rights.
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London
Washington
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Atlantic Alliance
Alec Douglas Home
Britain
Makarios
U. N. Security Council
British Commonwealth
Texas
Dean Ruskwo
State Department
Mtlying
Missouri employment steady despite slight month drop
Nearly 1.4 million people were employed in Missouri in non farm jobs at mid November, down 800 from October but 21 600 above November last year. LeRoy Schantz, director of the Employment Security Division, released the figures today.
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Missouri
LeRoy Schantz
Kennedy Backed by Delegates as Possible Presidential Pick
Symington and Humphrey supporters discussed Kennedy as a strong choice citing youthfulness, a northern eastern base, and a robust civil rights record. Several believed he could handle a crisis, though many county chairmen remained undecided a short time after the tragedy.
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JFK
Humphrey
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
43 Freight Cars Run Off Tracks
Forty-three cars of a south bound Missouri-Pacific freight derailed in Blackwell Arkansas. There were no reported injuries. The derailment disrupted about 600 feet of track. Cars carried lumber flour wheat and oil. A spur track was to be in operation by 4 p m est with no traffic reroute from Little Rock to Kansas City. Blackwell lies about 60 miles northwest of Little Rock.
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Missouri-Pacific
Arkansas
Division
Osawatomie
Kan
MOPAC
Little Rock
Kansas City
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