40 000 Tons Of Refuse Litter New York Streets
Union leaders jailed as garbage piles grow amid a five day sanitation strike. John J. DeLury faces 15 days in jail for contempt. the Taylor law threatens fines for the union and its members. Emergency pickups will be designated by the city, with workers unpaid. Residents ignite trash in the East Side. arrests follow. Weather and snow plans noted.
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New York
John J. DeLury
Uniformed Sanitationmens’ Association
State Supreme Court
Saul S. Shell
DeLury
Tower East Side
10Th Street
East Village
John V. Lindsay
Long
Nelson A. Rockefeller
the Weather Bureau
Emergency Control Board
Whash
Uni
Sanitationmen’s Association
Lower East Side
Eagleton commends Sullivan on truth in blending bill
Lt. Gov. Eagleton applauded Rep. Leonor Sullivan for pushing a consumer credit disclosure bill through the Missouri House. He cautioned its fate depends on the Senate. In Washington, a civil rights filibuster movement grew after defeat of Ervin’s substitute and open housing proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Mo
Thomas F. Eagleton
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Senate
Eagleton
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Sam J. Ervin
T N.C
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Edward V. Long
Bowling Green
Strom Thurmond
E-S.c
Guardsmen ready for Negro rioting
ORANGEBURG South Carolina AP guardsmen stood ready as Negro students and others clashed with police. The disturbance at South Carolina State College and Claflin College saw smashed windows, damaged cars, and 12 arrests. Governor McNair stressed no imminent changes. Godfrey denied seeking statewide post, saying he might be more useful as Speaker. The National Guard 1052nd Transportation Company mobilized after efforts by highway patrol and state agents to quell rioting failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Godfrey
D-St. Louis
Orangeburg
S.C
South Carolina State College
Claflin College
Ing. Alley
Orangebore
William Long
1052Nd National Guard ‘Transportation Company
Godfrey
National Guard
Wednesday Movies at Grand Maraneck Everyone Does It
The program shows Everybody Does It at 10:25 with Paul Douglas Linda Darnell Celeste Holm and Charles Coburn. Two people are transported into a whimsical opera world in this light comedy with a witty premise.
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Paul Douglas
Linda Darnell
Celeste Holm
Charles Coburn
Iumor
Yes
TV Schedule Fragments From a Day in Missouri
A fragmented broadcast list shows CBS NBC and local programs including Morning and News blocks, Today shows, and soap operas. Notable items include Today in Missouri, Concentration, Guiding Light, General Hospital, and House Party amid a busy daytime lineup.
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Missouri
CBS News
NBC News
Andy Griffins
Hollywood Squares
Vick van Dyke
Jeaparay
Guiding Light
Phil Allen
Min Who Shot Liberty Valance Tops Thursday Movies
TV guide notes The Min Who Shot Liberty Valance starring James Stewart and John Wayne airs on CBS late in the evening. The schedule lists related features including The Throat and other evening programs with regional news and weather updates.
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Min
Liberty Wimpee
James Stewart
Wayre
Lee Marvin
John Ford
Fle Law
CBS News
Mid-Mo
Daniel Boone
Lawrence Well
Ironside
Liberty Valance
Dean Martin
Woman killed near Freeburg and political shifts noted
A Knobwoster woman died after a crash on Highway 63 in Osage County north of Freeburg. Passenger Velma Louis Jones of Licking is seriously injured while truck driver Garland Jobe of Sedalia has minor injuries. another passenger John Alexander Jones of Licking was not hospitalized. Patrol cites the collision as likely due to the Sullins car crossing the hill on the wrong side. Separately, Dexter Davis, Missouri agriculture commissioner, has withdrawn support for W.8 Morris in the race for lieutenant governor, aiming to boost his brother True Davis’s bid for the U.S. Senate. A separate civil rights settlement reports NAACP and NAACBE officials conciliated a discrimination case at the Red Rooster Lounge in St. Joseph with a compliance agreement.
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Dexter Davis
W. 8
Bill) Morris
Kansas City
Davis
U. S. Senate
True Davis
United States
Switzerland
Jefferson City
Highway 63
Osage County
Freeburg
State Highway Patrol
Gladys Fe, Sullins
Velma Louis Jones
Licking
Garland He, Jobe
Sedalia
Jones
Senate
Jobe
Governor Hotel
Sullins
John Alexander Jones
Missouri Commission
Red Rooster
St. Joseph
Jobless rate drops to near 15-year low
Washington AP reports the January unemployment rate fell to 3.5 percent, the lowest in 15 years, as the labor force declined and women seeking work accounted for about half the drop. Total employment reached 73.3 million, up 1.1 million from a year earlier. The decline follows a weaker retail season and a larger than expected labor-force drop in December.
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Washington
Commismonth
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau
Bureau of
Tne
Ross
Lawmaker Challenge Aims at Senate To Help Consumers
Mrs Sullivan and colleagues in the House issue a challenge to the Senate to aid consumers and ignore special interest groups that back truth only when not required to tell it. Eagleton expresses hope the Senate will meet the challenge.
Five Drivers Have Licenses Revoked by Judge
Five drivers had their licenses revoked Tuesday by Judge Lee Munger in Cole County Magistrate Court for driving while intoxicated charges. Each was fined $100 plus costs. Names and addresses include Eldridge E. Smith, Anthony J. Spanning, Frank Heed Patrick, David Warren Morton, and Johnny Harold Lasley. Additionally unemployment data shows a 3.5 percent rate the lowest since 1953, with women at 9.9 percent in January, men at 2.3 percent, and teenage rates easing to 11.3 percent. Nonwhite workers’ rate remained higher but fell faster than whites.
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Lee Munger
Cole County
Eldridge E. Smith
Marshall St
Anthony J. Spanning
Route 3
Frank Heed Patrick
Locust St
David Warren Morton
Ashland
Johnny Harold Lasley
Glenwood
Newspaper masthead and policy details
The piece lists Jefferson City Post Tribune Tribune affiliations and staff roles, including publishers Robert Goshorn and William Weldon, editor Joseph Majersky, and other executives. It outlines publication schedule, AP membership, circulation rates, and contact details for the News Tribune Company in Jefferson City Missouri.
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the Tribune
Tha Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William HK. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Frank Holt
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
News Tribune Company
Vionroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lasley Faces Fine and Driving Offense Penalties
Lasley incurred a $35 fine and $12.10 in court costs for careless and imprudent driving. A Driving While Intoxicated license revocation lasts one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasley
Valentines Day Proclamation and Senate Cloture Debate
Pope Drug Store showcases RUSSELL STOVER candies and heart boxes as Mansfield urges a light hearted Valentine event at 1931 East High. The debate centers on invoking cloture to end the Senate filibuster with a two thirds vote, Dirksen opposing and Mansfield warning the administration bill could be set aside if cloture fails.
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Pope Drug Store
Russell Stover
Mansfield
East High
Senate
Dirksen
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Alan
Beverly Hillvillies
Green Acres
Ozark Opry
Everybody Doe
Norm Stewart
PIZZA
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Edge of Night
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Capitol
CK Wespon
Aros
Henry Mancini
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Bug Farley
Stephens College
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Betty White
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