Man Wounded By Officer Former Lifer
ST LOUIS AP Twenty year old clippings show a man shot by a city patrolman had once received a life sentence for killing Phyllis Irene Kent an English service woman Himmelmann 37 was an Army private in England in 1944 convicted of the knife slaying served 10 years of the sentence Wednesday night he was shot four times while the officer tried to issue a speeding ticket and Himmelmann attacked him both men were in serious condition at City Hospital Himmelmann admitted serving 10 years in a Lewisburg Pa prison and had multiple prior arrests including resisting arrest and traffic violations
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Robert Joseph Himmelmann
Himmelman
England
Phyllis Irene Kent
Auxiliary Territorial Service
Himmelmann
Kennedy
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sher
Warren
London
Marguerite Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Will
Lewis
Oswald
Burg
Warren Continues to Question Chief Justice Remarks
The text describes ongoing commentary on the chief justice's statements amid a commission and Congress. Mrs. Oswald testifies in secret, identifying the rifle linked to the assassination and confirming Oswald used the name V.A. Hidell in New Orleans in 1983 to purchase the weapon.
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Commission
Congress
Oswald
Va. Hidell
New Orleans
Chi-j
Wheat Shipment Faces Threat Of Dock Boycott
The dispute centers on a 70 million dollar U.S. wheat export to the Soviet Union being held up by longshoremen after Cuba cut water to Guantanamo. AFL CIO official Gleason urged 15,000 dockers to refuse Continental Grain shipments unless more U.S. ships are used. Castro says water will remain limited to the base, with plans to supply 8 to 9 a.m. daily and water brought in by ship from Port Everglades if needed.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
Havana
Gleasonfit
United
States
Gleason
Continental Grain Co
Robert E. Glies
Executive Council
Continental
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Johnson
Citizens Committee For A Free
Florida
Reynaldo Santz Ramero
Yavana
Castro
Guantanamo
New York
State Department
Guantanamo Base
Port Everglades
Fla
Pentagon
Navy
Capitol Hill
New Hampshire
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
US S
Khrushchev
New Hampshire Still Prefers Goldwater Amid Debate
A New Hampshire AP survey of 26 of 33 county committee members finds Barry Goldwater the leading GOP front-runner for the presidential primary, with Rockefeller a distant rival. Undecided voters remain high, and responses show mixed views on July’s nominee.
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Concord
N.H
Barry Goldwater
Arizons
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Johnson
Rockefeller
Goldwater - Rockefeller
Parole Policy Demands Adequate Rehabilitation Plan
A discussion underscores parole conditions requiring robust rehabilitation, probation, and parole programs to ensure successful release and reduce recidivism. Authorities emphasize structured support, oversight, and access to services for offenders.
Scranton Candidacy Group Incorporated in Missouri
The Scranton for President Club of Missouri filed Articles of Incorporation, backed by 77 Jackson County Republicans who favor Gov. William W. Scranton as GOP nominee. A separate report notes French ski sweater firm owner Anoire Montant claims three U.S. team members used his car without permission, triggering a court appearance for Bill March, Cole, Mike Hessel, and George Karmer who face charges related to unauthorized use amid a broader discussion of custody and law enforcement costs.
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Jackson County
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
GOP
Innsbruck
Austria
U.S
Scranton
President Club of
Missouri
Secretary of State
Bill March
Pen
Cole
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Qre
George Karmer
Seattle
Wash
Anoire Montant
Ohio Man Accepts Post at Springfield
MIDDLETOWN Ohio AP Charles W Thompson resigned today as city manager of Middletown to accept a similar position at Springfield MO The resignation is effective March 11 Thompson 36 became city manager of this city of 45000 in 1956 Springfield is a city of about 100000
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Middletown
Ohio
Charles W. Thompson
Midddletown
Springfield
Thompson
Jefferson City Post Tribune 1927 masthead listing editors and rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune details its 1865 origins and 1908 Post, lists publishers Mr and Mrs Rubexnt C Gosho and Mr William B Weldon with staff RL Robe and G Maibhy Editor, notes evening publication except Saturday, carrier and mail rates, and circulation figures under the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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the Tribune
Post
Rubexnt C. Gosho
William B. Weldon
William HH. Weldon
RL. Robe
Exes
Mgr Jobepa G. Maibhaky
News Cribian Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Montonea
Associated Press
Mineouri
Cole
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
Cubans in Monroe County Jail Face Immigration Delays
Cuban detainees held in an unknown Monroe County jail after a fishing incident near Florida's Dry Tortugas. Seven juveniles from an original group of 38 were placed in a separate cell with meals from a Cuban cook while awaiting U.S. immigration instructions for deportation. Two adults were granted political asylum. Cuba threatened partial water service cuts at Guantanamo until the fishermen are released. The U.S. State Department is being involved in handling the case.
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U.S. State Department
Cuba
Guantanamo
Monroe County
Missouri Safety Council Opens Annual Convention
An executive committee meeting launched the Missouri Safety Council’s annual convention at the Missouri Hotel. Howard Pyle, president of the National Safety Council and former Arizona governor, will be the keynote speaker Saturday. He has served as a White House contact for the President's Committee for Traffic Safety. The Missouri council gathers civic minded citizens from across the state.
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Missouri Safety Council
Missouri
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Pyle
Arizona
White House
Tek
Dinner by Fellowship Club draws about 200
About 200 people attended the first 1964 dinner meeting of the Masonic Fellowship Club at the Masonic Temple. Judge Norwin D. Houser spoke, Hiram A. Ford led the meeting, and Gilpatric discussed a fund drive while the subcommittee criticized past performance as the basis for a decision. Six of seven subcommittee members signed the report.
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Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Korth
Norwin D. Houser
Gilpatric
Navy
Defense Secretary
TFX
Stuart Symington
Navy Briefing Push Sparks White House Interest
The Navy favored Douglas for a Navy contract over Bell Aerosystems in a decision that drew high level scrutiny. Adm Stroop testified he had never briefed White House aides on a source selection, while Jerome Wiesner Harold Brown and James Wakelin pressed for briefing. Navy cited Bell deficiencies and Douglas as the clear choice with cost savings of about one million dollars if accepted.
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Stroop
Wakelin
White House
Jerome Wiesner
Wiesner
Brown
Paul D. Stroop
Bureau of Naval Wespons
Jerome B. Wiesner
Kennedy
Harold Brown
Defense Department
Defense Research and Engineering Office
James H. Wakelin Jr
Navy
Bell
Bell Aerosystems
Rolla Youth Admits Break-in at Airport
A 14 year old boy told Rolla police he broke into buildings at Jefferson City Memorial Airport. Lt. Walter Dickson planned to drive to Rolla to question the juvenile under juvenile authorities. The youth visited Jefferson City regularly to stay with a relative and broke into airport buildings during visits.
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Rolla
Jefferson City Memorial Airport
Walter Dickson
Jefferson City
Eagleton Calls For Race Betting and County Consolidation
Missouri Attorney General Thomas Eagleton urged passage of pari mutuel horse racing and consolidation of sparsely populated counties. Speaking to the St. Louis Suburban Teachers Association, he argued Missouri should keep racing revenue local and noted many counties lack enough attorneys for circuit and magistrate posts.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Webster
Eagleton
Traffic Death Log From Missouri Highway Patrol Report
The Missouri Highway Patrol's traffic death log covers the four hours ending at midnight. It records last 24 hours with 3 fatalities, this year totaling 107 deaths, and the same period last year with 68 deaths.
Ham and Bean Dinner Attracts 2400 Attendees
Lions Club officials called the annual ham and bean dinner a huge success with a preliminary count near 2,400 visitors at Selinger Centre. Proceeds fund civic and youth projects including Lions Fight, baseball teams, an eye bank and other initiatives. The next event is the July fireworks festival.
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Lions Club
Selinger Centre
Lions Fight
Eye Bank
Optimist District Eight Conference Opens This Weekend
About 300 Optimist Club members from across the state are gathering for the District Eight conference. The two day event runs Saturday through Sunday with an advisory board meeting tonight. Special guests include Optimist International director Robert W Sloan and 1963 Oratorical Contest winner Robert Eugene Wacker Jr who will speak on winning the $1,000 scholarship. Ralph Glasscock of Clinton will preside.
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Optimist Club
Robert W. Sloan
Optimist International
Robert Eugene Wacker Jr
Optimist
Wacker
Ralph Glasscock
Clinton
Conservation Group Meet Set Tonight
The Cole County chapter of the Conservation Federation of Missouri will hold a 7 30 p.m. meeting at the University Extension Center 2507 Industrial Ave. President Henslye Hall addresses a financial report on the chapter barbecue plans for Family night fundraising projects representation at the state meeting and committee reports.
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Cole County
Conservation Federation of Missouri
University Extension Center
Industrial Ave
Henslye Hall
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