Radio warns Taylor death risk in Viet Nam crisis
Viet Cong backed Liberation Radio warned Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor he risks death if he stays in Viet Nam. Intelligence notes a possible plot to assassinate the former Joint Chiefs chair with terrorists as human bombs near him. An Outpost at O-Lam repelled 200 attackers, leaving eight dead and 11 wounded.
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Liberation Radio
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Defense
Robert McNamara
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Lodge
United States
Washington
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South Viet Nam
Johnson
O-Lam
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Governor Dalton Proclaims Fire Service Day in Missouri
Gov John M Dalton proclaims July 18 as Fire Service Day urging a program to help citizens and firemen understand each other s problems and needs The proclamation lauds Missouri firefighters as morally devoted to saving lives and protecting property
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John M. Dalton
Missouri
Baker Inquiry Revives Sex, Cash, and Power Plots
The report accuses Democratic witnesses of blocking key calls while Republicans press for testimony about Baker and associates. It cites schemes involving Reynolds, McCloskey, Aguirre, Romesch, Tyler, Kampelman, and Neil, plus alleged payoffs and party girl enticements used to curry favor with officials. Baker, 36 and a Johnson aide, rose under Lyndon Johnson, fueling campaign risks amid the probe.
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Don B. Reynolds
Johnson
Reynolds
Broadcasting
Matthew McCloskey
Ireland
Baker
District of Columbia
McCloskey
Paul Aguirre
Ellen Romesch M
Romesch
Germany
New Orleans
Mss
Carole Tyler
Agurre
Warren Neil
Neil
Miss Tyler
Max Kampelman
Senate
Curtis
Sen
Scott
Democrat
Senate Democrat Majority
Everett Jordan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Daily Record Local notices and court sentencing details
A list of residents and addresses appears alongside court actions. Paul William Vaught, 19, was sentenced by Judge Sam C. Blair to two years in state penitentiary for burglary and theft tied to a service station entry on Highway 50 West. Divorce petitions include Shirley J. Helming vs Stanley E. Helming and Janet Stratman vs James F. Stratman. Larry D. Wilson of Wichita and Billie Sue Shoults of Eldon noted.
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Brooks St
Sam C. Blair
State ‘Penitentiary
Shirley J. Helming
Stanley E. Helming
Mary Alice Vinyard
James Allen Vinyard
Janet Stratman
James F. Stratman
Civil unrest and voter drive in the South and a national race
Civil continued from page one opposes Goldwater nomination as search for three missing civil rights workers continues in Philadelphia Mississippi area. In St Augustine Florida service denied to Negroes at two of 29 restaurants. About 70 arrested in Selma Alabama as troopers move in to relieve local officers amid a new voter registration push.
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Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia
Miss
St. Augustine
Fla
Selma
Ala
Annexation Vote Sought by Council This Fall
The council aims for public approval of the annexation proposal by a simple majority this fall. The mayor praised the citizens on the annexation committee for their work and contributions.
Republicans wary of public critique of Goldwater stance
A broad group of Republicans privately acknowledge the issue but argue a leading nominee candidate should not voice it publicly. Curtis finds no measurable drop in Goldwater’s delegate support, while Scranton’s arrival drew a large crowd but did not dent Goldwater’s momentum. Eisenhower’s weekend visit is seen as a neutral, decisive factor still to come.
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Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Coil Named to Bush Campaign Assignment
Cullen Coil will serve as state chairman of a speakers bureau for Hilary A. Bush in the Democratic governor nomination bid. The Jefferson City attorney and former Missouri Supreme Court commissioner was announced Wednesday by John Inglish, Bush campaign chairman.
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Hilary A. Bush
Coil
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
John Inglish
Bush
Inglish
Supreme
Ames Schaefer
Kiwani
Scranton Drives Platform Debate in Republican Committee
Scranton loyalists push for hard line planks while most of the 105-member platform committee tilt toward Goldwater. Pro-Scranton members demand timetabled drafts and threaten a convention floor fight if they lose. Proposals target John Birch Society, federal aid to education, nuclear weapons control, right to work, and civil rights.
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Republican Platform Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Platform Committee
Silvio O. Conte
Massachusetts
East
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Conte
John Birch Society
Kiwanis presents hospital grant checks in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Kiwanis Club gave $445 to Memorial Hospital St. Mary’s and Charles E. Still Hospital, totaling $1,334 raised at Paricake Day last May. Attending were J. D. James for Memorial, Alex Vetter for St. Mary’s, and Ralph Kiesling for Charles E. Still Hospital.
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Jefferson City
Lutheran Youth Caravan Arrives for Four Day Workshop at Trinity
A trio of teenage caravaners from the Walter League will visit Trinity Lutheran Church for four days of youth workshops. The group participates in the international program of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. The caravaners, led by Richard, travel to engage local youth.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Walther League
International Youth Organization
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
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Concordia
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Charles Backman
David Gode
James P. Schaefer
John Hutchison
al Liescheidt
Senators stage impromptu 10 minute match in hall
Two 61 year old senators engaged in a brief improvised wrestling bout in a corridor during a committee meeting. The clash ended when Sen. Magnuson ordered them to break it up, and both shook hands amid playful comments on weight and training.
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Thurmond
Yarborough
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Goldwater Heads Toward 1964 Republican Nomination
Goldwater urged unity at the convention and attacked Johnson's policy in a push for a party-wide campaign. He indicated nothing definite on a vice presidential pick though Miller and Ford Jr. were viewed as leading contenders. Sources say Scranton faces an uphill path to consideration, with Miller’s and Ford’s Catholic and Episcopal backgrounds noted.
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Arizona
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New York
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Michigan
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Ford
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Senator Kennedy Heading to Hospital Recuperation Plan
Senator Kennedy thirty two will be hospitalized six to eight months. He will use a Foster frame orthopedic bed instead of a cast and may be moved in a Stryker frame for travel. He will return to the Foster frame at a Boston hospital to be nearer family. His wife and children will split time between Boston visits and Squaw Island residence. A special ambulance equipped for the Stryker frame was brought from Westover Air Force Base.
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Kennedy
Corriden
Boston
Squaw Island
S Cape Cod
Westover Air Force Base
Death Log Counts From Highway Patrol Traffic Deaths
The highway patrol reports 605 deaths this year by midnight, 526 at the same time last year, and includes four deaths from earlier injuries in the latest 24 hour period.
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Highway Patrol
Newspaper masthead and service rates notice
Published every evening except Saturday by the News Tribune Company with address in Jefferson City Missouri, carrier and mail subscription rates listed for Cole and adjoining counties, all Missouri counties, and outside Missouri. Associated Press rights noted.
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Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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