Accidents Kill Ten in State Two in Area
Ten people died on Missouri highways over the weekend with two fatalities in the Highway Patrol Troop F area. A fatal double rally occurred Friday evening on U.S. 54 about 322 miles north of Jefferson City. Leon Baker of Wentzville and Lloyd Costley of Clinton were listed among the dead. Costley's wife was seriously injured. The driver skidded and could not avoid the collision.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Jefferson City
U.S
Leon Baker
Wentzville
Lioyd Costley
Clinton, Hi
Costley
Aker
Loss of bomber crash prompts submarine search
Wreckage described as found after a collision on January seventeenth led to a two U.S. submarine search off the Mediterranean coast. Winds delayed morning operations as crews dived repeatedly. aircraft on board included Capt William T. Cornwell Jr and Lt John F. Arceneaux among others.
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Iea
United States
16Th
U.S. Air Force
William T. Cornwell Jr
Manchester
John F. Arceneaux
Supreme
James P. Cisco
Milwaukee
Wis
Donald G. Gallitzin
Cleveland
Ohio
James W. Thompson
Mill Spring
N.C
Ronald W. Hickman
Portland
Ore
Charles R. Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
Kenneth ‘C. Young
Butler
Jefferson City schools face crowding and bus-routing gaps
The district projects class sizes rising from 26.5 to 29 by 1967 and 32 by 1969, with West School over capacity at 615 of 475. Special education needs and centralized bus routes strain operations as population concentrates south and west. Building new schools in suburbs, not half-day schedules, is urged.
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West School
West
Southwest School
Southwest
Jefferson City
Jefferson i City
Jefferson Cillans
American fears of renewed missile crisis at Guantanamo
intelligence officials warn that Cuban and Soviet sites near Guantanamo Bay may host missiles or heavy mortars aimed at the United States, signaling a possible repeat of 1962 tensions. Refugees allege Castro technicians are building a network of installations and warn Washington to withdraw. U.S. flights over Cuba remain limited, heightening security concerns as naval defenses shift with Marines reinforced at the base.
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U.S
Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
CIA
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Goldwater and Taylor Push Air Power for Vietnam Policy
General Maxwell D Taylor argues U S air power should dominate and ground fighting rely on allies and South Vietnam while warning China could be deterred by air. He calls for bombing North Vietnam industrial targets and mining ports. Ribicoff urges new Geneva talks and troop withdrawal as a bargaining lever. Blacklisting of North Vietnamese trade ships began Jan 25 and was disclosed later.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Lai
United States
Viet Nam
Red China
North Viet Nam
Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Air Force Reserve
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Gen. Taylor
Korea
Yalu
Ribicoff
Hanoi
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Death Log Shows Missouri Traffic Fatalities Drop YoY
The Missouri traffic death log reports 146 fatalities so far this year, compared with 170 at the same time last year. One death is listed from earlier injuries.
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Missouri
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
New healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Préparation H suppository or ointment form claims to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Cases reportedly show actual shrinkage and patients saying piles have ceased to be a problem. Available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Illness halts Mossler murder trial as convict testifies
Candace Mossler grew ill in court during testimony in the new degree murder trial over her husband’s 1964 killing. Arthur Grimsley, a convict, testified that Melvin Powers offered money to kidnap and kill Mossler, while noting Powers’s prior work with him and a 1963 meeting in Truman Arkansas.
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Miami, Fla
Candace Mossler
Arkansas State Penitentiary
i.Mossler
Arthur, Grimsley
Srong
Powers
Grimsley
Truman
Ark
Houston
Christ
Mossler
Maritime Admins first barred ships listed in Federal Register
The Maritime Administration issues the initial barred ships in the Federal Register, detailing a Cuba style blacklist for vessels involved with U S financed cars. The rules bar these ships from transporting U S financed cars from American ports but do not ban loading U S financed cars in foreign ports or transporting them to other foreign ports. Viet Nam hearings trigger continued congressional commentary as Sen Hugh Scott accuses Sen J W Fulbright of irresponsibility amid criticism of administration policy.
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Maritime Administration
Federal Register
Cuba
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hugh Scott
J.w.fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Water District Bond Vote Set
Voters in Public Water Supply District Number Three in Cole County will ballot Tuesday on a $130000 bond issue. The district covers St. Martins and Elston communities. If approved the money funds land purchase, waterworks construction, and equipment. Polls run 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at B&B Furniture Store on Highway 50 West in Marion Township.
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Cole County
St. Martin’s
Elston
Robert Block
Lohman Road
Kauffman
Jefferson Township
B&b Furniture Store
Highway
Marion Township
Rolla Night set for future UM Rolla students
Jeff City high school students considering the University of Missouri at Rolla may learn about the school Thursday night. The Rolla night event at 7:30 p.m. at the Ramada Inn features faculty and administrators to discuss the university. Dr. Joseph H. Senne, civil engineering chair, will speak on engineering in society and show slides. He is noted as an astronomer with satellite viewing schedules published widely. After the speech, administrators will take questions from students and parents.
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Jefferson City
University of Missouri At Rolla
Rolla
Ramada Inn
Joseph H. Sénné
Department of Civil Engineering
Senne
Missouri
Two Inmates Escape From Sawmill Farm
Law enforcement seeks two inmates from Sawmill Farm after a Sunday escape. At large are Clarence Shoemaker, 25, of Kansas City, and Samuel Michael, 21, of Alabama. Shoemaker faced a four year term for burglary and forgery. Michael received a three year sentence for forgery from Cape Girardeau County.
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Clarence Shoemaker
Kansas City
Samuel Michael
Alabama
Shoemaker
Jackson County
Michael
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri Rep Hungate backs Asian Development Bank bid
Representative William Hungate of Missouri's Ninth District was among 293 House members voting for a bill to make the United States a founding member of the Asian Development Bank. Representative Richard Schord of the Eighth District joined 79 lawmakers in the minority.
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William Hungate
Missouri
Ninth
House
U.S
Asian Development Bank
Richard Schord
Viet Cong activity and rice stock report near Saigon
Viet Cong harvest reported at 27 100 tons stored in government warehouses. Patrols found new Viet Cong hideouts including abandoned tunnels fortifications. A battalion sized camp near blasted farmers area held about 40000 rounds. deserted about a week. In Dinh Tuong Province an outpost housing 240 militia was attacked but repelled. US first cavalry airmobile and Marines reported kills in An Lao Valley, totaling 343 Communist dead in three days of Eagle's Claw. South Korean and South Vietnamese forces reported further Viet Cong casualties. Drone downed over North Viet Nam. Talks on Viet Nam to be pursued by Nasser Nkrumah in Cairo and Marti Rusk in Washington. NK will visit Rangoon Peking Hanoi Moscow.
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Saigon
Dinh Tuong
Killig
1St Cavalry
An Lao
U.S
Thheir
Qui Nhon
Quang Ngai
Viet Nam
Hue
North
Américal
Navy
Vinh
U.S. Air Force
Marine
South Viet Nam
Peking
New China
Ninh Binh
al Ahram
Humphrey reassures Thai leaders on US resolve in Southeast Asia
Vice President Hubert Humphrey, arriving in Bangkok from Saigon, reassured Thailand's Premier Thanom and Foreign Minister Thanat that the United States remains firm against communism. He stressed Southeast Asia development cooperation and Thailand's accelerated rural development, before departing for Karachi, Pakistan.
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Humphrey
Bangkok
Saigon
Thailand
United States
U.S
Johnson
Honolulu
South Viet Nam
Thanom ‘Kittikachorn
Thanat Khoman
Mekong River
Southeast Asia
Karachi
Pakistan
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publication Details
Jefferson City Post-Tribune published weekdays except Saturday by News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street. Carrier and mail rates listed for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties. Associated Press rights noted. circulation verified by Audit Bureau of Circulation. Dial number provided for departments.
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Post
Associated Press
Associated Préss
Cole
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
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Burroughs - National - Hermes
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Hall Syndicate, Inc
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