Red China Seeks World Communist Leaders Conference
An AP dispatch reports that Red China seeks economic aid and aims to join an exclusive nuclear weapons club. Beijing allegedly pushes for a new conference of the world Communist parties to challenge Khrushchev and press more aggressive revolutionary action across Africa Asia and Latin America while criticizing Albania and demanding a rethinking of Soviet policy. The dispute centers on leadership, strategy, and the pace of world revolution rather than mere ideological quarrels.
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Soviet Communist Party
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Moscow Molly Broadcasts Propaganda to US Troops
Berlin dispatch reports a husky voiced DJ nicknamed Moscow Molly airing late night English language broadcasts from West Berlin to U S soldiers. She plays American tunes by Basie Ellington Shearing and delivers light chat with jive lines while a mystery host identity remains unconfirmed. Her broadcasts are compared to last century propagandists and described as aimed at U S troops with mixed reactions from soldiers on base.
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Japanese Influence Shapes Tiffeau S fashions in New York
JOY MILLER, AP Women’s Editor, reports on Jacques Tiffeau and other designers mixing kimono inspired silhouettes with obi belts and tailored jackets. The piece notes the era’s fascination with Japanese motifs, masculine lobbies, and Western reactions amid broader fashion coverage including Jo Copeland and Anne Klein styles.
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NEW York
Rmure
Police Recover Molen Clothing Heist Suspects Nabbed
In St Louis three suspects were arrested at their homes after detectives recovered about six thousand dollars in Houlihan Department Store apparel stolen from Clayton on December 17. Gwen Schuttler 23 Gail Wooten 21 and Paul Spica 28 were booked on burglary and stealing charges as fugitives from St Louis County.
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Clayton
St. Louis
Gwen Schuttler
Gail Wooten
Symington to push Ozark National Park plan this year
Senate and House Democrats from Missouri, Stuart Symington and Richard Ichord, planned talks to advance legislation designating the Ozark area as a national park this year. The project would cover 190 miles of Jacks Fork and Eleven Point rivers, spanning Shannon, Dent, Texas, Howell, Ripley, Oregon, and Carter counties. Udall favored park status after a September trip. Ichord expected discussions with Udall to spur fast action.
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Stewaart L. Udall
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Baptist family life clinic to gather 100 representatives
About 100 representatives from Baptist churches across Missouri will attend a one day State Clinic on family life education led by Dr. Joe W. Burton of the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board in Nashville. Assisting him are Dr. Earl Harding and Rev. Arthur R. Hicks of Jefferson City. Burton outlines program plans and Missouri Baptist participation in a 1963 Southern Baptist Conference on Family Life.
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Joe W. Burton
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Burton
Missouri Baptists
Southern Baptist Conference
Red Cross Maps Missouri Fund Drive Plan
State Red Cross leaders convene at the Missouri Hotel to map Missouri's roughly 2.5 million share of the national fund goal. James B. McKee Jr. says the plan covers areas with existing working funds and those launching independent drives in March, with a proposed national goal of 95 million dollars. Attendees include A. J. Carmody and Robert Dailmeyer Jr. who covers 13 mid Missouri counties from Boone to Johnson.
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National Red Cross Fund
Red Cross
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Kirkwood
National Fund
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Jefferson City
A. J. Carmody
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Robert Dallmeyer Jr
Carmody
Dailmeyer
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Cole
Henry
Johnson
Residents Return To Risco Homes
Risco Missouri evacuated about 500 residents and 1,200 students from Risco High School when a 12,000 gallon propane tank began leaking. Residents planned to return today but the school will stay closed until Friday while gas dissipates.
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Risco High School
Melden
Leo Hawkins
Issu and Petroleum Co
Alternate Jurors In Wortman Trial
Federal income tax case against racketeer Frank Buster Wortman and four henchmen moves to select four alternate jurors. Wortman, 57, is charged with revading more than 50 000 in income taxes for 1953 55 and conspiring to defraud the government. Co-defendants include Edward Ted Wortman Gregory Ned Moore Sam Magin and Elmer Dutch Dowling. Twelve jurors had been accepted when court recessed.
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Buster) Wortman
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New Trial Sought In Greek Court
In Kansas City a new trial request emerges for Rogetatis Ranney who was sentenced to death in Greece for stabbing Greek sailors during a 1960 cruise. Detectives search for missing wall blocks as a two room addition to a Chanute home is outlined in a plan involving Domenic Gugas and the US officials. The Greek Supreme Court case is pending a verdict expected in mid February.
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Greece
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Los Angeles
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Goldwater
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Paris Debate on Bridge or Tunnel Across Channel
Paris debates a permanent link between France and Britain as officials discuss a tunnel or bridge to connect Dover Calais. No technical obstacles remain, costs and funding key. Proposals include a 20 mile bridge with five auto lanes and two rail tracks or a 32 mile tunnel with 23 miles under water. Completion costs around 308 to 400 million dollars, with six or five years to finish.
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Dover
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Air Trai S
Officers Installed by DAV Chapter in Jefferson City
Newly elected officers of Jefferson City's Oliver-Buehrle Chapter No 17 Disabled American Veterans were installed at the regular meeting. Officers named include John Hohm commander Jack Miller senior vice commander Ralph Kaufmann junior vice commander Willam Kramer adjutant Roy Cobble service officer Raleigh Troutman finance officer and Carl DeBroeck chaplain. A presentation to Joe Finney of Ashland honored him as Deputy Chief of Staff for war handicapped veterans. The chapter reached a 167 member roll with new inductees Harsfold V Bud Porth and Leonard Jaegers.
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Weer
John Hobm
Highway 54 South
Jack Miller
Major Drive
Ralph Kaufmann
Willam Kramer
Carter Street
Roy Cobble
Monroe Street
Raleigh Troutman
Winston Drive
Carl DeBroeck
Route 4
Gilbert Bruemmer
Joe Finney
Ashland
Hohm
Norren W. Thompson
Nominees Listed For Two Academies
Rep Paul C Jones announces nominees to the Naval and Air Force Academies. Naval Academy picks include Robert M Henzi Sikeston as principal with alternates Dieter G Arnold Corbett Lee Reagan Kennett Robert L Collier Jr and Thomas G McBride Cape Girardeau as principal appointee Overton B Chandler New Madrid Clarence Perr Koenig Cape Girardeau George Lane Roberts Jr. Charleston as third alternate. Air Force Academy selects Michael Van Turner Gideon as principal with John C Aycock East Prairie first alternate Michael Siebel and Darrell J DeLay Bell City as third alternate.
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Naval Academy
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Sikeston
Dieter G. Arnold
Chaffee
Corbett Lee Reagan
Kennett
Robert L. Collier Jr
Bertrand
Thomas G. McBride
Cape Girardeau
Overton B. Chandler
New Madrid
Clarence Perr Koenig
George Lane Roberts Jr
Charleston
Air Force Academy
Michael van Turner
Gideon
John C. Aycock
East Prairie
Michael Siebel
Darrell J. DeLay
Bell City
Johnson Truman Banquet Speakers
Washington AP Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and former President Harry S Truman will speak January 20 at a $100 apiece dinner marking Kennedy's first inauguration anniversary. Kennedy will also speak. Proceeds fund Democratic election campaigns. The National Guard Armory hosts a joint Democratic National Committee and Democratic Senatorial and Congressional Campaign Committees event.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
National Guard Armory
Democratic National Committee
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Distance Record For Superbomber
MADRID Spain AP A USAF B 52H superbomber completed a 12519 mile nonrefueled flight from Okinawa to Torrejon airbase near Madrid, breaking the 11235.6 mile record set by the Truculent Turtle in 1946. Maj Clyde T Evely and an eight man crew received the Distinguished Flying Cross from Maj Gen David Wade.
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Ararat Temple Chooses Geagan Kansas City Potentate
AP report notes Dr Edward R Geagan of Kansas City named potentate of Ararat Temple with 8000+ Shriners across 30 Missouri counties. Separate item reports a 6 year old girl killed by a rolling boulder near Santo Domingo, with several injured and buildings damaged after a quake.
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Edward R. Geagan
Kansas City
Ararat Temple
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Idhar
Santo Domingo
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Koenigsdorf
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APJ
Rabban
W.laker Browning
Oliver Boosted For District Bench
Missouri senators plan to urge President Kennedy to nominate John W. Oliver of Kansas City as federal judge for the western district of Missouri. If confirmed, the 47 year old Democrat would replace Judge Jasper R. Smith, who died in Kansas City. Oliver, born in Cape Girardeau Me, earned at Missouri, is a Kansas City lawyer and longtime public official.
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Missouri
White House
John W. Oliver
Kansas City
Kennedy
Senate
Oliver
Jasper R. Smith
Stuart Symington
Edward V. Long
Smith
Springfield
Cape Girardeau
University of Missouri
Ranges City
Freight Train Wreck Near Springfield Causes No Injuries
A Frisco freight train 34 derailed about 35 miles east of Springfield, leaving between 40 and 85 cars off the tracks on the main line. The accident occurred just after 3 a.m. while bound from Springfield to St Louis. Cause is under investigation. No injuries reported.
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Frisco
St. Louis
Cuban Soviet 1962 trade reaches 760 million dollars
Havana officials said a Cuban Soviet trade pact signed Tuesday will total 760 million dollars for 1962, a 150 million dollar increase over last year’s Moscow Fidel Castro regime trade. The $700 million figure appears in early reports amid the agreement details.
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Foreign Ministry
Moscow
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