Jefferson City to dedicates new terminal with plaque honoring fallen
The Airport Commission targets March 27 for the opening of Jefferson Citys new terminal, contingent on an advertising company finishing a commemorative plaque naming Cole Countians who died or were missing since Pearl Harbor. The plaque will be 36 by 36 inches, wall mounted inside the terminal.
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Airport Commission
Jefferson City
Pearl Harbor
Edward V. Long
Stuart Symington
Gev
Warren E. Hearnes
Richard H. Schore
Joan G. Christy
John Randolph
Jefferson Ciw
Hert Rent-a-Car
New York
William E. Asel
Asel
Commission
Girard Construction Company
Snipes and Capps
Ase
Strikes Threatened After Santo Domingo Violence
Labor leaders and leftists threaten a general strike after seven killed and at least 22 wounded in day-long clashes in Santo Domingo. Police brutality accusations flare as leftist groups call for removal of armed forces leaders and rapid diplomatic redeployment.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Social Christians
Juan Bosch
Par Yie
Christian Files For Full Term As County Clerk
Montie L. Christian of 1511 FE High Sr filed for a full term as Cole County Clerk. He was appointed to the post in November 1964 after William H. Fellman’s death and previously served as county treasurer. A World War II veteran, he has worked as an auditor in state agencies and served in several civic and professional groups.
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Montie L. Christian
FE. High
Cole
Christian
William HH. Fellman
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Cole County
State Welfare Department
First Baptist Church
Elkstedge
American Legion
Roscoe Enroe
Democratic
American Red Cross
Jefferson City Post Tribune publication masthead note
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune masthead lists editors and publishers with years of service, identifies the News Tribune Company address at 210 Monroe Street, and notes publication as an evening daily except Saturdays. Rates and circulation details are provided for Missouri, neighboring counties, and out-of-state subscriptions.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshoen
Wes
William HB. Weldon
Mgr
Newson Townsend
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferton City
Associated Press
Cole
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Eeean
Dia
State Department panel weighs con duct unbecoming officer case
The hearing centers on the appeal of a finding of conduct unbecoming a State Department officer involving Elmer Hill and William Reilly. Both men left the service in Nov 1963 after Sen. Thomas F. Dodd alleged perjury by witnesses, with others resigning as testimony shifted. Pasquale recounted Hill’s drunken behavior in Warsaw and Moscow, including intoxication at social events, impaired conduct, and pressured visa help, while Hill denied exaggeration and claimed fatigue.
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State Department
Reilly
Hill
Theequest
Thomas F. Dodd
Conn
Senate
Warsaw
Hilt
Arthur
Pasquale
Thei
Elmer Hill
York
Galvin
Iby Pascuale
Washington
Conservatives Seek Open Battle Over Missouri GOP Power
Campbell leads a drive by Associated Republicans to back conservative candidates in primaries. Powell says the group is not radical but aims to reshape the Missouri Republican State Committee and control the delegation in 1968 with Goldwater funds. Harkins denies running. Taylor says he knows little about the group.
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Powell
J. B
John Birch
Associated Republicans
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Ethan Campbell
Campbell
Harkins
J Tamm
Barry Goldwater
Rosemary Ginn
Columbia
Gene Taylor
Taylor
Sarcoxie
Dr. Durward Hall
Gene
Students protest in capital over food shortages and US policy
Dominican Student federation leaders led a mass march to the National Palace demanding restoration of university aid and a broader food program. Police clashes erupted as demonstrators chanted anti US slogans, while officials warned of shifting reserves to boost soybean and grain production amid rising shortages.
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Johmson
Johnson
Dominican Student Federation
Seta
U. S
Viet Cong tunnel fighting disrupts city as troops strike
Report says Viet Cong pulled back into long multi tier tunnel systems while 25th Division troops wreck the tunnels. Students dispersed and regrouped downtown causing traffic disruption and business shutdowns amid unrest.
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25Th Division
Flooded streams raise fears of widespread damage
Unseasonable rains soaked southern Missouri causing the Moreau River to rise quickly while nearby creeks surged 15 to 20 feet. Evacuations began as homes and schools were damaged and rezoning meetings were postponed due to flooding.
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Moreau
Smith
Missouri
Bert Koester
Akip
Koester
Redistricting debate grows over one man one vote rule
City council discusses annexation driven redistricting. Mayor Christy pushes one man one vote, while the committee weighs timing and method. Haake urges immediate planning work on zoning Areas A and related annexation impacts.
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Lawrence A. Haake
John G. Christy
Dirmont Court
Edward J. Klieger
Christy
Lis
House
Senate
Brotherhood Observance Planned by Rights Group
Plans for National Brotherhood Week in February 2027 were discussed by the Mayor’s Commission on Human Rights and Community Helpers. Chairman Nicholas M. Monsco said Mayor Christy would be asked to sign a proclamation. Local literature promoting brotherhood would be distributed. Speeches and public announcements were proposed, with limited time for a TV or radio panel. The Rev. Robert Herrmann urged Ministerial Alliance participation for the Sunday service. Lincoln University’s James Saunders noted a campus observance with a CBS documentary on segregation.
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Maylor
Commission On Human Rights
Nicholas M. Monsco
Commission
John G. Christy
National Council of Churches
Jefferson City
Robert G. Herrmann
United Church of Christ
Ministerial Alliance
James A. Saunders
Lincoln University
Richardson Auditorium
CBS News
Democrats and Republicans File For City Committee Posts
Eight Democratic and two Republican candidates filed for city committee positions. Democrats seek a total of 27 nominees across 17 precincts with four men and three women named in Ward groups. Republicans list candidates from first precinct of the first ward and second precinct of the fifth ward.
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Harold W. Heard
Jackson St
Wesley H. Mueller
W. Dunklin
R. H. Jordan Jr
Georgia St
W. O. Owen
Oakwood Dr
Harriet Nienhaeser
West McCarty St
Virginia L. Hogg
Marion Dr
Marjorie Horn
Wayne Ave
Clara L. Watt
Washington St
Robert E. Dallmeyer
Marshall St
Allen L. Kassebaum
Cardinal St. Hag
Republican City Committee
Fifth Ward
Democratic City Committee
Republican Committee
Senator Clark weighs amendment to 4.8 billion military bill
Senator Clark discussed a potential policy rider linked to a 4.8 billion military authorization bill. He said he is considering a rider that could call for presidential restraint on any escalation of the Vietnam War and would not reveal its nature while under consideration with several unnamed colleagues.
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Agriculture
Johnson
Secretary of Agriculture
Montie Wilcoxon
Court House
Department of Public Works
Sclause
Richard B. Russell
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Wednes
Viet Nam
Council
Robert L. Hawkins
Clark
Area A case in court for trial setting with judge disqualification
Hawkins reports the Area A case is in court and ready for trial setting with one reservation. Judge James T. Riley may disqualify himself and another judge is agreed upon but not yet contacted. Trial will be set at the earliest time compatible with judge and party schedules.
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Hawkins
James T. Riley
Hearing Slated In County Court Budget Near Half Million
Cole County presents a 498051 budget at a Friday morning hearing in the County Judges office at the courthouse. It is the largest budget on record, surpassing last year’s 430000. The 220031 line item covers salaries for county officers and deputies and office expenses. The three judges’ salaries total 11200, not per judge.
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Cole County
Post Tribune
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