Dalton vetoes push to ten with double kill
Governor John M. Dalton added two more bills to his veto list, bringing the total to 10. He vetoed a proposal making issuing or passing an insufficient funds check of 50 dollars or more a felony, with up to five years in prison, while checks under 50 dollars remain a misdemeanor. He also vetoed a second measure on magistrate court procedure, citing penalties as too harsh and impractical, and said the revised approach would be more realistic for older unemployed individuals.
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Kansas City
Board of
Amendments Expand Early Social Security Benefits for Men
Amendments to the social security law signed by President Kennedy extend early benefits to men 62 to 65, with reduced monthly payments based on retirement age. The changes include dependents' eligibility, and specify penalties and wage-related adjustments, aiming to ease hardship for men retiring early due to health or technology shifts.
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Troop 6 Plans Outdoor Weekend by Gasconade River
Boy Scout Troop 6 sponsored by Immaculate Conception Home and School Assn plans a midsummer outdoor weekend along the Gasconade River four miles northeast of Freeburg. Scoutmaster Nick Monaco says the group will depart Jefferson City at 5 30 p m Friday and return 4 p m Sunday with hiking boating and swimming under an adult committee led by Monaco and camp supervisor Ken Wildhaber. Dr John Matthews chairs the Scout committee and Wally oversees transportation.
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Gasconade River
Freeburg
Nick Monaco
Jefferson City
Monaco
Ken Wildhaber
John Matthews
Wallyees
Governor to Confer With Division Heads
Governor John M. Dalton announced Wednesday meetings with state division and department heads and directed commissions and boards to meet him every six months to boost cooperation. A separate accident report notes Virgil D. Burns, 57, died from severe burns after a tar pot explosion on an asphalt roofing job in Montrose, Missouri.
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John M. Dalton
Dalton
Burns
Butler
Virgil D. Burns
Montrose
Freedom Riders resume jail in Little Rock stopover
Four Freedom Riders who had agreed to suspend fines and jail terms returned to jail in Little Rock Arkansas after reconsidering their plan. Rev John C Raines of Setauket NY said the group decided to stay jailed, while Judge Quinn Glover had given six months and $500 fines suspended if they went home. Elizabeth Wyckoff of New York won the right to appeal to the federal Fifth Circuit, and in Jackson two youths were fined and jailed for breach of peace after a lunch counter sit-in. In San Francisco Bay Area clergy launch a mission to Mississippi to press desegregation in interstate travel terminals, with about 35 ministers meeting there and in Mississippi starting July 20.
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Wisdom
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New York
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Trailways
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James Spencer
Spencer
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Jimmie
Travis
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Bay
Mississippi
United States
Desperado Targets Officers in Colorado Hills
A hundred lawmen with submachine guns hunted a fast-draw gunman accused of killing two officers and wounding two others in northwestern Colorado. The suspect, driving away after the ambush near Kremmling, eluded capture as authorities pursued through Eagle County toward Piney Creek.
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Chancy van Pelt
Grand County
Robert Hoover
Grand Junction
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Denver
Trailer Marks S0th Anniversary in Missouri Tour
A golden trailer unit commemorating Dorsey Trailer Co. s sith anniversary toured Jefferson City before moving to Sedalia and Kansas City for a three day stay in Missouri. It is the 24th state on its United States tour carrying a sign noting that in Missouri a tractor trailer pays more than 3135 a year in highway use taxes based on 60012 pounds gross weight and 70000 miles annually.
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Lightning Strikes Fisherman at Redondo Beach
AP reports Robert M. Lindeburg and friend Lee J. Scott were surf casting in a thunderstorm when Lindeburg, barefoot with a steel pole, refused to leave. A lightning bolt struck as Scott was about to depart, killing Lindeburg and leaving Scott shaken but unharmed.
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Judge Pays Tab Everybody's Happy
In Los Angeles a courtroom dispute over a pair of slacks ends with Judge Steven S. Weisman paying $13 to Millie Kahn for the garment. Both women agree to donate items and move to the next case. The matter arose on appeal from Small Claims Court.
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Margaret Longenecker
Millie “Kahn
Benton's 7,500 Drive Reopens Ashby Plant in 20hour Push
Benton Kentucky residents raised seven thousand five hundred dollars to reacquire Ashby Metal Co subsidiary from St Louis. The drive included contributions from as little as one dollar to five hundred and a revived payroll that had previously sustained the town, with over 250 participants from Kiwanis Lions Rotary and local groups helping to meet a 10 a.m. Wednesday deadline. The plant is set to reopen around October 1 and should inject about eleven thousand dollars weekly into the local economy.
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Secrecy Cloaks Jet Crash Probe
Federal and company investigators sought blame for a United Air Lines DC8 crash that killed 17 of 122 aboard. United imposed a blackout on explanations of all seven crew members. officials cited lack of comment. Fire Chief Feldman defended firefighting response. A Denver city engineer died in the wreck, which the airline blamed on a hydraulic system malfunction.
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Burglary Charges Filed Against Two in Okla and Neb
Two Blytheville Ark men faced FBI charges for burglarizing the Ft Sill commissary stealing 850 dollars and for transporting a stolen car from Lincoln Nebraska to New Mexico. A third suspect, Donald Sanders 17, is named in the investigation. Police stopped the trio after a coin to bill conversion attempt at Moriarty New Mexico.
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Blythesville
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Amen
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Neb
Comers
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Moriarty
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South Tyrol Bombings Hit Power Plants in Autonomy Clash
In Bolzano and surrounding towns, predawn bombings damaged two power plants and pylons as German-speaking Tyroleans press for autonomy. Attacks targeted infrastructure along Bolzano, Trento, and border areas amid renewed Italy Austria protest notes over cross-border restrictions and World War I tensions.
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