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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1963

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California Man Gives Up Life To Save Youth

In Woods ide California John McCoy 48 Grass Valley gave his life to save Maurice Hines 19 during line clearance work in San Mateo County. A massive madrona tree rolled down a slope toward them McCoy shouted a warning to Hines and shoved him to safety before the tree crushed him.

California Woodside Calif John McCoy Grass Valley McCoy Maurice Hines San Mateo County Hines

Equal Treatment Officials Say IRS Insists There is No Surrender in Tax Cases

Washington AP reports tax collectors dismiss claims that the IRS settles with prominent individuals for fractions of what is owed. Officials say settlements reflect data gaps, court-driven law changes, and limited disclosure by taxpayers, with some attorneys noting occasional “trading” items but no broad surrender.

Post-Tribune Jefferson City IRS Sam Rudy P. Hertzog Leo Bardenhewer Ant Enue Hertzog Washington

Public finance and tax settlements across cases outlined

The survey discusses government finance and how settlements on disputed tax liabilities are reached. It cites cases against figures like former Kentucky Governor Earle C. Clements, gambler Frank Erickson, and others, noting adjustments, year allocations, and penalties. It highlights the difficulty of recovering funds when records are weak and the tendency to settle for lesser amounts when liability is undisputed.

Congress Bardjenheuer Earle C. Clements Kentucky IRS Frank Erickson Erickson Hertzog West Virginia Corpus Christi Tex California

Ontario Loggers Return To Work After Pact Talks

Ontario 1500 striking loggers near Kapuskasing and North Bay were expected to resume work Saturday or next week after a 1 percent hour bargaining session produced a temporary agreement. The pact ends a month long walkout that led to fatalities and injuries among settlers and heightened tensions amid a 54 month dispute over a 40 hour week and benefits.

Toronto Ontario Leslie Rowntree Rowntree NTOU Sageel Vegetatorn Jion Power and Paper Co Kapuskasing Poland Dolbe Spruce Falls Winston Churchill Kimberly-Clark York Times Kennedy Philadelphia Inquirer Berlin Detroit News. Ment Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr U.S

Red Castroist Plot Aims to Disrupt Venezuela Elections

AP report outlines Frente Armado de Liberacion Nacional FALN as a Communist Cuba aligned group operating in Venezuela. It claims FALN seeks to derail December elections, install a national democracy led by Communists, and threaten petroleum infrastructure through terrorism and assassinations. The piece notes alleged arms from Cuba and calls Betancourt’s term disruption a pivotal battle.

William L. Ryan Venezuela Caracas Romulo Betancourt Armed National Liberation Front FALN Red Fidel Castro Regim China Betancourt United States Latin America FALW Doc Irine Communist Party Cuba National Unity Castro Eee Manifesta Accion Democratica Mili

Eastern Two-Thirds Nation in Cold Weather Pattern

The Associated Press reports the Eastern two thirds of the United States remain in a cold weather groove with no major storms. Subzero readings stretch from the eastern Dakotas to northern Illinois, with Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin seeing the lowest marks. Readings reach near freezing in Tallahassee and single digits in parts of Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa. Far West enjoys milder conditions with 40s to 60s. Snow falls across the Rockies Great Lakes Appalachians and New England.

Associated Press North Central Dakotas Illinois Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Internationl Falls Minn Hibbing Waterloo Eau ‘Claire Wis Mercury Chicago Rockies Appalachians North Atlantic States Gulf States Florida Kentucky West Virginia Tennessee Georgia Tallahassee Maine Boston New York City Pacific Northwest California Arizona Great Lakes New England

Fire Chief Gunther to retire at age 85

Too Old WINOOSEGI AP Fire Chief Paul H. Gunther will retire next month at 85 saying he is too old for the dangerous work. He cited risks of walls collapsing, holes, and being knocked over by a fire hose as reasons for stepping away after decades on the job.

Winoosegi, Vi Paul H. Gunther Gunthers

Jefferson City Post-Tribune The Tribune History and Rates

The Jefferson City Post-Tribune Tribune, established in 1908, outlines publishers and editors, office at 210 Monroe Street, and evening publication schedule. Subscription rates are listed for Jefferson City areas and outside Missouri, with weekly carrier rates and Telephonic contact.

Jefferson City Post-Tribune the Tribune the Post Robert C. Goshorn William 4. Weldon William EH. Weldon UL. Rose Joseph G. Majersky News Tribune Company Monroe Street Bfo Associated Press Missouri Bates Audit Bureau of Circulations

Lawmakers Split on United Nations Cuba Aid

U S officials and Assembly of Captive European Nations figures criticize UN funding for Cuba projects. Rep H R Gross and Rep Jim Wright warn against more U N dollars while Rep Fascell and Rep Rogers argue against dissolving or withdrawing from the UN. Kennedy spoke at a news conference yesterday.

Soviet Union Assembly of New York Europe Baltic Latvia Athuania Estonia United States Britain H. R. Gross Iowa United Nations Jim Wright D-Tex U. N Dante B. Fascell D-Fla Paul C. Rogers Congress Cuba William C. Cramer jFla Kennedy

Hijacked freighter near Guantanamo in Caribbean incident

Castro tied freighter hijack traced 450 miles southeast of Santiago and 40 miles from Guantanamo Bay as nine members of the Armed Forces for National Liberation claim to dramatize their fight with Betancourt. Venezuelan leader orders all-out pursuit with help from Caribbean nations while U.S. ships monitor the scene.

Santiago U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Mexico Romulo Betancourt Armed Forces For National Liberation Fidel Castro Betancourt Washington Kennedy Caracas Venezuelan U.S Anzoategui Caribbean State Department Navy

Georgian Almost Breaks His Toe Finding $7 410

An unidentified Columbus man kicked a bag on a sidewalk and nearly broke his toe. He found the bag contained money and coins and, with a companion, dragged it to a telephone to call police. Brinks Inc driver arrived with police, having missed the sack earlier.

Columbus, Ga Columbus Brinks,Inc

Survey Organization Based in Jefferson City

A privately supported nonprofit research entity operates as a government research organization with offices in Jefferson City.

The Jefferson City

Five New Rabies Cases Reported in Missouri

The Missouri Health Division reports five new confirmed rabies cases this day, including a rabid fox and a rabid skunk in Miller County. Other cases occurred outside Mid-Missouri. Dr. E B R Price notes 1963 totals reach 20, down from 21 at the same point last year.

Missouri EB. R. Price Missouri Division of Health News-Tribune Miller County Mid-Missouri Price

Army collision ends in four year sentence

Army dead on arrival report says Davis and two companions on unauthorized leave from Ft. Knox fled radar pursuit at 100 mph and beyond before colliding with the Jordan car. Davis admitted driving after initial denial, and Judge Blair sentenced him to four years for manslaughter and two years for car theft, to run concurrently.

Highway Patrol Davis Ft. Knox Kansas C. L. Myers R. D. Radford Jordan Blair Ralph Tull Tull

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