Family in Babylon begins to heal after lake tragedy
Ruth Corridan cares for four remaining children as Joseph x Corridan plans a new home away from Argyle Lake. Lorraine, 11, resumes school with relief after surviving the accident that killed sisters Lorraine Kathleen Patricia Mary Ann Louise. A trust fund surpasses $4,600 to aid the family amid welfare support and sympathy letters.
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Babylon
N.Y
Ruth Corridan
Lorraine Corridan
Nararcawly
Joseph Francis Corridan
Argyle Lake
Lorraine
Kathleen
Patricia
Mary Ann
Louise
Iowa
Illinois
Arizona
Texas
Walter Kirby
Corridan
Phone Workers Seek Big Pension Gains in Bell Talks
AP Miami Beach report says the AFL-CIO Communications Workers of America plans a drive to raise Bell System pension benefits for about 400,000 AT&T employees. Beirne notes current monthly pensions average $78 for 69,000 retirees, with fund yields over $125 million yearly enough to cover benefits. Proposals include ending half-Social Security offset, higher pensions, survivor options, hospital coverage, and longer vacations. A six month sabbatical with pay is proposed for twenty year workers, with policy meetings set in Chicago on March 22 2022.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Telephone Workers' Union
Bell System
Joseph A. Beirne
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell Telephone
Beirne
Wisconsin
Illnois
Ohio
California
Michigan
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Chicago
Afl-Cio
Federation
Hospital drive seeks 750000 matching funds
Campaign speakers explained St Marys Hospital needs 750000 raised locally, to be matched by mortgage funds and federal aid. Alex Vetter led hopes for a 1 to 4 local-to-construction ratio, with Hill-Burton and emergency public works grants already in play. The drive aims for 3 million total, contingent on grant availability and possible cutbacks. The program featured community leaders and a bishop's invocation.
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Alex Vetter
Everett Sugarbaker
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ammount
Hill-Burton
Vetter
George Rozier
Joseph M. Marling
Jefferson City
Compromise amid talks on nuclear test ban negotiations
Foster indicated flexibility in private talks toward Soviet proposals while Humphrey warned eight annual on site inspections remain essential for Senate approval. Kuznetsov proposed a Warsaw Pact non aggression treaty as Foster lamented slow progress and the need for mutual good will to reach a nuclear test ban.
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United States
Foster
Soviet Union
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. Senate
Dews
Senate
Humphrey
Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Kuznetsov
United Nations
St Louis Plant Resumes Operations After Absenteeism
Chrysler's St Louis County assembly plant reopened after a two day shutdown due to excessive absenteeism. About 200 United Auto Workers Local 136 members were absent amid union action against two officials. the union claimed illness but workers returned to operate the plant as production resumed.
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ST. Louis
Chrysler Auto Assembly
Chrysler
Eens
Foster
Humphrey
Kuznetsov Im
Opsession
Joseph B. Gedber
United Auto Workers Local 136
Local 136
Don Young
Young
Youths Fined In Hubcap Theft Case
Two teenage offenders from Linn were fined 25 dollars each after City Police found 12 stolen hubcaps in their car. The youths James E F Johnson 17 Richard Junior Branson 18 and a 16 year old companion admitted stealing hubcaps from four Jefferson City autos. A petition for juvenile delinquency was filed and the boy will appear before Juvenile Court Judge Sam C Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Wilson
James Ef, Johnson
Richard Junior Branson
Linn
Jefferson City
Tol
Don ¥.J. Cline
Cline
Sam C. Blair
Missouri Tax Debate Weighs Sales Tax to Replace Increases
In Jefferson City the Public Expenditure Survey committee heard supporters claim a sales tax offers stable revenue and could forego further tax hikes next session. Opponents urged focus on industry needs and job costs, noting high investment per new job and potential tax shifts. In Chattanooga a handicapped preschool pledge event highlighted inclusion as students helped each other.
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Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Knuth
T. J. Krauss
Associated Industries of Missouri
Kansas City Joplin turnpike line and new bills passage
A set of bills proposes a Kansas City to Joplin turnpike, a Sunday closing law narrowed to drugs meals and petroleum products, time and a half for Sunday work, a seven cent iron ore severance tax, and allow counties to levy mineral taxes. It also covers industrial development sites, stricter vehicle safety for employer transports, a commodity marketing council, higher truck height limits, and shifting top state official elections to non-presidential years.
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Kansas City
Joplin
Ibil
State Public Service Commission
House
Senate
Non Striking Unions Meet With Publishers
NEW YORK AP Publishers and eight non striking newspaper unions meet over shorter hours led by Mayor Wagner. Printers refuse face to face talks, seeking a 36 to 45 hour week while most NY papers remain idle after Dec 8 strike. In Cleveland, five unions vote on peace terms offered by publishers amid ongoing walkouts.
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NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
New
Afl-Cio International Typ|graphical Union
Cleveland
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
The
Press & News
Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Focal
Powers
Afl-Cio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Independent
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
MASW Discusses Statewide Youth-Adult Councils
Members of the Missouri Association for Social Welfare met in Jefferson City to discuss forming statewide community youth-adult councils. Ed ward Parson and Frank Graham chaired discussions while a MASW manual outlined aims and methods for establishing youth-adult relationships in Missouri communities.
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Missouri Association For Social Welfare
Jefferson City
Edward Parson
MASW
Frank Graham
Extension Youth Department
University of Missouri
Missouri
Graham
White House
Communityreachers Association to Meet at High School
The Communityreachers Association will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in the Senior High School Auditorium replacing Thursday. Guest speaker will be M W Smith assistant professor at the University of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communityreachers Association
Post-Tribune
M. W. Smith
University of Missouri
Missouri senators debate tax plan and drinking policy
Senators discuss a half cent in crease on the blind tax and a package plan backed by Senate leaders with support from five Democrats. They favor higher education and mental health programs while House Republicans push for a full tax study. The panel also backs time charge rules in car buying and a graduated DUI bill to reduce accidents. Bondurant seeks limits on convictions. A capital punishment ban bill gets a public hearing set for March 11.
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Sen. Jones
Jones
Senate
Albert M. Spradling
Kansas City
St. Louis
Waters
Hill
House
Missouri
Sens
Bondurant
Invitation to Fiddlers Reach Dalton
Gov John M Dalton received an invitation for Missouri old time fiddlers to join a Weis er Idaho contest June 17 to 22 tied to Idaho territorial centennial celebrations. Idaho Gov Robert E Smylie outlined the event and the first prize of 500 dollars. Smylie offered to send Dalton one hundred pounds of Idaho russet potatoes if a Missouri fiddler wins.
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John M. Dalton
Missouri
Weiser
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Smylie
Dalton
Convicted Slayer Dies With Smile and Wink
Leo Daniel Luton aged 34 died in the electric chair in Huntsville Texas calm and cheerful he smiled and winked at a newsman seconds before execution. Luton was executed for the death of a Dallas grocer's wife during a robbery on September 9 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Leo Daniel Luton
Luton
Dallas
Stormy Weather Hits Northeast With Heavy Snow and Winds
Stormy weather with heavy snow sleet and strong winds swept the Northeast after pounding the South and central states. Nantucket Mass centered system dumped over eight inches in Worcester Massachusetts seven in Windsor Locks Connecticut and Portland Maine. Gale warnings from Eastport Maine to Block Island Rhode Island and two foot tides were posted.
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Associated Press
Centtral States
Nantucket
Mass
Worcester
Windsor Locks
Conn
Portland
Maine
Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
New England
Eastport
Block Island
R. I
New Jersey
New York State
Albany
New York
Florida
Michi- Ben
Minnesota
Worth Dakota
Loch Marks
Grand Forks
N.D
Bismarck
International Falls
Minn
Sylvester J. Libbert Fined For Insufficient Funds Check
Sylvester J. Libbert was fined 71.07 and sentenced to 30 days in jail in Magistrate Court for writing a 20.01 insufficient funds check to Jerry Marr on Oct 18 1962 for two tires. The complaint was filed Feb 15 and Libbert will stay jailed until the check is honored or the sentence ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester J. Libbert
June R. Rose
Libbert
Jerry Marr
Marr
Rose
Missouri Matmen Topple Kansas
Missouri defeated Kansas 26 to 5 in a dual wrestling meet in Columbia. Only one Kansas win came from Chuck Metzler over Steve Eldridge at 167 pounds, while Missouri’s Dean Burgess and Kansas’ Phil Doughty drew in the 177 pound class.
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Columbia
Mon
Missouri
Kansas
Chuck Metzler
Steve Eldridge
Dean Burgess
Phil Doughty
Hotel and marina planned for East St. Louis
East St. Louis announces a 12 story hotel with a 150 boat marina to be built on the riverfront opposite St. Louis near Eads Bridge. The Gateway Marina City project, announced by the chamber of commerce, will include a ferry to shuttle passengers across the Mississippi. no construction date set.
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East ST. Louis, IL
East St. Louis
Mississippi River
Eads Bridge
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