Year Ending With Gains In Business
A year marked by early storms and disturbances ends with a robust US business upturn. Steel output rose as demand rose. Chrysler boosted profits and dividends. autos hit multi‑year highs while Studebaker ceased American production. Stocks recovered from the 1962 crash, wages rose to 1.25 per hour, unemployment held around 5.5 to 5.9 percent, and December retail trade set a record as confidence and spending plans surged for the new year.
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Johnson lays out foreign aid plan to expand and reform programs
President Johnson announced a new foreign aid committee to review and improve aid, urging faster, more effective delivery. The panel includes Ball, Bell, Gordon, Bundy, Bullitt, Duncan, Duncan, Shriver, and Black, with Mann joining on inter-American affairs matters. Johnson stressed aid serves national and world interests and noted past shifts in administration methods.
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R. Sargent Shriver
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Eugene Black
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Thomas C. Mann
Mexico
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George
W. Ball
Orville L. Freeman
Christian A. Herter
Evhared
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Houston
Austin
Erharel
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Auting
Texas
White Howe
John A. McCone
Dental Intelligence Agency
Johnson Ranch
Dave C. Sorengen
Congress
Senate
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Greek Turkish Forces Clash
British led columns pressed into Nicosia on Christmas Day as Greek and Turkish Cypriots renewed fighting. NATO fears and U N Security Council appeals followed. Cyprus asked for UN action while Britain, Greece, and Turkey deploy troops amid a constitutional dispute over Turkish veto rights.
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Texas
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Bulgarian Demonstration at Legation Clears Street
A Bulgarian demonstration outside the legation was dispersed by 12 15 pm with protesters pushed to the street ends. An American protest would be lodged with the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry. The US minister Mrs Eugenie Anderson is in the United States. It marked the first Bulgarian protest against the United States in nearly two years. In 1961 Bay of Pigs protests also occurred at the legation.
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Cuba
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Church Membership Levels Off in 1962 Says NCC
New figures from the National Council of Churches show U.S. church membership at 63.4 percent in 1962, a flat line from 1961. Catholics rose 2.4 percent to 23.6 percent, Protestants 7 percent to 64,920,041, and the Southern Baptist Convention surpassed the Methodists for the first time with 10,191,303 members.
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National Council of Churches
Southern Baptist Convention
Methodist Church
Politics on foreign aid and world price policy dispute
A GOP committee accuses the administration of subsidized, easy payment plans as a sign of flawed policy. It blasts foreign aid bills as a bind to perpetuate disproven programs and says Johnson follows the State Department line on money. Chairman Otto Passman cites unspent funds to sustain aid for over a year. Also noted, Tupolev's new boat-shaped glider can skim water at 37 mph and fly 80 mph airspeed per Tass.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher and staff details
Jefferson City Post Tribune announces publishers Wel and Mrs Lobe and Weldon interests with William H Weldon as president and Joseph G Maibusky as editor in chief. The paper, dated with address 910 Monroe Street, is a member of the Associated Press and lists subscription rates for carrier, mail, and out of state editions.
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Senate Meets For Two Seconds
Washington AP brief notes the Senate convened and adjourned in two seconds to comply with rules requiring meetings every three days. Only three or four senators attended as pro forma session set for final passage of a $3 billion foreign aid bill and a return to Jan 7 adjournment.
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D-Org
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
GOP
Nixon’s Run Raises GOP Nominations and Civil Rights Debates
Poll responses nationwide debate Nixon’s viability as Democratic Johnson era shifts loom. Collected opinions cite civil rights, conservatism, Kennedy programs, and Kennedy Cabinet loyalties. Some favor Nixon’s 1960 strength, while others question Rockefeller and Scranton as strong GOP contenders.
Truman Sees JFK Legacy Good in History Past
Former President Truman predicted Kennedy will have a good reputation when history is written noting he did a great job. He said Americans have renamed many things in Kennedy’s memory but a memorial in Washington will be placed there. Truman backed Johnson’s election and his stance to reduce federal employment. He spoke at a Carlyle Hotel lobby news conference while having breakfast with James A. Parley in Waldorf Astoria Hotel suite.
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Columbus
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Kennedy
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Truman
Washington
Carlyle
Labby
Jamek A. Pareley
Farley
Waldorf Astorte
Death Log Missouri Highway Patrol Traffic Death Log
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports a 24 hour death log ending at midnight with 1.127 deaths this year and 1.055 at the same time last year. One death stems from an earlier accident.
Yule Mailing Figures Down at Jefferson City Post Office
Postmaster William C. Blair reported 5,918,411 pieces of mail processed this holiday season in Jefferson City. The total marks a 6.2 percent drop from last year’s 5,887,508 pieces, with the average local family mailing about 25 cards and one package and receiving a similar amount. Blair noted no peak mailing rush this year, unlike last year when three days exceeded 415,000 pieces.
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William C. Blair
Blair
Goldwater Calls For Postal Reform And Foreign Aid Bill
Goldwater thanked patrons and urged action to avoid delays. He criticized Senate wrangling over a $3 billion foreign aid bill and noted mail demands rising as he recounted altered postal operations. He also reported his heel surgery to remove a calcium deposit.
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Obituary for Mancil Ash of Schott Road and Family
Collision Mancil Ash of Schott Road, one brother Ricky, a sister Darla, two half-brothers Daryl and Randy, four half-sisters Cheryl, Lana, Lisa and Jill, paternal grandparents Aloys Wilbers of Jefferson City and maternal grandparents Ben Thessen Rowen. Funeral is 8 a.m. Monday at St Peter Cathedral with Rt Rev Msgr Vogelweid presiding. Rosary 7:40 p.m. Sunday at local funeral home. burial in Resurrection Cemetery.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. Vogelweid
Resurrection, Cemetery
McCuskey resigns Missouri Bar post in Jefferson City
Jefferson City attorney Lowell McCuskey resigns as director of education for the Missouri Bar to open a Linn law office around Jan 2. A Missouri graduate, he previously practiced in Bowling Green, lived in Osage County, and chaired the Jefferson City Republican Committee while serving Lions Club and Eagles. He and his wife reside at 1207 West McCarty.
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Hoffa Denies Unrest In Teamster Union
ST LOUIS AP James J Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union denies dissension within the union saying it is bigger and healthier than ever. He cites the resignation of Harold Gibbons as a temporary personnel change and predicts Harold will be back on the road in three months while Hoffa visits St Louis for the holidays with his daughter and son.
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Harold Gibbons
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Memorial forest project honors JFK in Israel
Gov. John M. Dalton and others were named honorary co chairmen of a John T Kennedy peace forest initiative in Israel. Mrs. Laura Snitzer of the Jewish National Fund Council in St. Louis announced plans to place the forest at the site of Bar Kochba’s ancient battlefield, with a surrounding ring of pylons representing 60 states.
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John M. Dalton
U.S. States
Three rabies cases raise state total to 177
The State Division of Health confirmed three rabies cases in the past week, bringing the total to 177 versus 160 in the same period of 1952. The latest reports include a rabid fox in Gasconade County and rabid cats in Jasper and Jefferson counties.
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Jefferson
Russian Parents Urged to Limiting New Year Parties
The government newspaper lavestia warns against overindulgent Volki parties for children this year. It notes that in prior years pupils returned to school tired and nervous from competing to attend the most events.
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Lavestia
Safety coffee passport for turnpike travelers in Kansas
Kansas Turnpike Authority to issue safety passports good for a free cup of coffee during an eight hour period from late New Year's Eve to New Year’s Day. Passports exchangeable at six restaurants or coffee shops on the turnpike for coffee between 6 pm Tuesday and 7 am Wednesday. L W Newcomer notes the program aims to keep drivers awake and alert during the holiday period and marks the third year of the safety initiative.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
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Fight Injury Fatal to Ava Man
Lester Pasley, 40, of Ava Missouri, died in a Springfield hospital from injuries after a Christmas Eve fight on R E Sorrels farm near Ava. Pasley struck Sorrels with a .22 rifle breaking the stock. Sorrels then struck Pasley with the rifle barrel.
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Lester Pasley
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Douglas County
Don Sowder
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Pasley
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