Stevenson Attacks Ike On State Of The Union
Stevenson charged the State of the Union message was political in tone and misleading about U S abroad. He warned the United States had lost military advantage to the Soviet Union from Iceland to Japan and urged broader economic aid to developing nations. He criticized Dulles for GOA remark and said Republicans often mirror Democratic positions in election years. He doubted opposing Kefauver in New Hampshire primary and said he would not run pledged to Stevenson.
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Eisenhower outlines nine point plan to ease farmers plight
President proposes a soil bank with acreage reductions and cash or surplus payments to cut surpluses. He urges Congress to back a program using price-depressing crop surpluses to reduce output, with payments to farmers who cut production and accelerated rural development, research boosts, and tax funded buyoffs to move food to use.
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Military Government To Resume Meetings
Eisenhower outlined a threefold plan to cut surpluses and boost farm income via acreage reserve, conservation, and surplus disposal. Farmers may plant less and place the rest in reserve for a certificate toward crop value, with additional payments to divert land to conservation and a new surplus disposal administrator to manage stock releases. The program targets wheat and cotton cuts, with possible corn inclusion and discretionary price supports to prevent new surpluses.
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Dates to File Returns Reported Erroneously
The Sunday News Tribune notes errors in reported due dates for filing tax returns across three categories. It explains January 15 1956 and January 21 1958 as due dates for specific estimates and mentions February 6 as the farmers due date, with an April 15 1958 final return if estimates were filed late.
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Reserve unit seeks officers and enlisted for new year
Col Garber announces a promising year for the unit with several vacancies for officers and enlisted personnel. The Jackson City reserve wall meets Mondays at 7 30 p m in the US Army Reserve Sub Office at 420 Madison St.
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World War I Group to Elect Officers
World War I veterans of Barracks No 205 and its auxiliary will elect officers at 6 15 pm next Monday at 323 Monroe Street with installation ceremonies. William A Cox outgoing commander 1605 West High Street says a dinner will precede the meeting.
Amateur Radio Group Plans Meeting at Doehla's Drive-In
The Mid-Monteur Radio Club of Jefferson City will conduct monthly meeting tonight at Doehla's Drive-In near East, 7:30 pm, chaired by Harvey W. Kemper. Discussion will include constitution adoption and possible club actions, with broader notes on Eisenhower's political status and health amid 1956 reelection considerations.
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Earthquakes Hit Acapulco Injuring 106 in Six Tremors
Acapulco Mexico reports 106 injured after six Sunday earthquakes. No fatalities or US citizen injuries noted. Damage centered in Colonia Progreso with a four story building collapsing near the Beachfront Hotel Papagayo, witnessed as site of dramatic failure.
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Four Persons Fatally Wounded Near Springheld Mo
Four persons were found shot to death in what investigators described as a murder suicide in southwest of Springheld Missouri. Earl Brake age about 22, his wife Sylvia about 21, their daughter Tanké about 3, and Brake's mother in law Mrs. Kellar about 63 were killed. An automatic rifle lay with Brake who was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head. George Spencer deputy sheriff and acting coroner said Brake apparently shot the three others then killed himself.
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500 Attend Jehovah Witness Session in Mexico
More than 500 people heard Raymond L. Anderson of New York speak at the main event of a three day Jehovah's Witnesses convention in Mexico Sunday. His topic was Over coming the Fears of This Generation. William T. Helion of New York supervised an ordination Saturday afternoon in which 14 new ministers were ordained to begin ministry in Missouri Iowa and Texas.
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Missouri
Tints
Vote to dissolve Civil Rights Congress at YORK WA meeting
A convention of the Civil Rights Congress voted to dissolve the organization citing persistent persecution by reactionary forces in government. The group, long targeted by authorities on the AG list of subversive organizations, reported sections in 19 chapters across various cities.
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Langley Dies at 80. Funeral Set in Fulton
Jamies Langley 80 of Fulton dies at home after illness. Services at Oakley A M Church in Setanta Tuesday at 6 pm with Rev Johnse Hilke officiating, burial in parish cemetery. Rosary read today at Jefferson City funeral home. Langley retired farmer from near Tebbet. survived by wife, brother J B Langley of Appleton City and a Sedalia sister.
Scout Sun Safety Outing Highlighted By Missouri Troop
Sun Safety Program features a Scout outing with gun safety demonstrations by survivors. Leaders Capt. K. K. Twins on and Trooper Kenneth Miller, along with Bob Burt and Ed Branfield, attended. The event included a rabbit barbecue and coon supper prepared by local helpers. The troop, led by Scoutmaster Henry Kruse, plans an annual banquet on Friday February 3.
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George Phillips Dies in Callaway New Bloomfield
George A. Phillips 78 retired farmer died about 6 15 am at his New Bloomfield home after years of poor health. Services set for 2 am Wednesday at Urgent Trident? Baptist Church. Burial in New Bloomfield Cemetery. He born April 12 1877 Boone County son of J W Phillips. Married April 27 1904 to Fannie J Stubblefield who survives. Also survived by daughter Lillian Dennis and brother Jasper L Phillips. Son Ernest A Phillips died in 1942.
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Ernest Aja Phillips
Set Tuesday Services For Otto F Althage
Otto F Althage 88 died Sunday morning at St. Louis' St Luke's Hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at a New Haven funeral home. Burial in New Haven cemetery. Survived by wife Permella and several children and siblings.
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Services for Mrs Blythe Held Tuesday in New Bloomfield
Funeral services for Mrs Emmia Frances Blythe, 80, will be held in New Bloomfield at 2180 p.m. Tuesday. She died at her home on Chestnut Street Sunday. Blythe, born in New Bloomfield, lived in the area until moving to Jefferson City 12 years ago. She was a member of Mt Zion Church. Burial will follow in Mt. Zion Cemetery.
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Setanta
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Chestnut St
Gasconade Resident Dies in St Louis Hike
Gasconade resident Fred Halstenberg, 70, died yesterday at the wheel of his car from an apparent heart attack in St Louis. His wife, Pauline, 69, suffered a scalp injury when their car struck a parked vehicle after losing control. The couple’s health issues were noted by Mrs Halstenberg.
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Four Bandits Escape With $1,500 in Joplin
Four bandits robbed a Safeway in Joplin forcing the store manager R. J. Daughtery to open the safe. Authorities pursued after a call from an unidentified customer but lost sight of the suspects after a U turn by a police car near the Western Union location.
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