Police Car Struck on Missouri River Bridge. Driver Hurt
A city police cruiser was rear ended on the Missouri River Bridge while officers attempted an arrest. Joan Krolick, 28, of 201 E Circle Dr., suffered a forehead and neck injury. Wilard H. Schneider, 20, of Hartsburg, and a third vehicle were only lightly damaged. Police continued the investigation with no charges filed yet.
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Missouri River Bridge
Joan Krolick
E Circle Dr
Neo
Wilard H. Schneider
Hartsburg
Po Inve
Schneider
McCarty Street
Polce
Norman A. Boyd
Fred Kelsey
Krolick
St. Mary's Hospital
Boyd
State Highway Patrol
Missouri River
Circle Dr
News-Tribune
Horse Show Draws 2000 At Jaycee Fair Final Results
A crowd of more than two thousand attended the Jaycee Cole County Fair Horse Show last night. The final show produced winners across divisions including Pony Class with Shady Lady ridden by Karen Stockton. American Saddle bred 3 gaited with Indian War Cry ridden by Jan Jeter. Cloverleaf barred race winner Buck. Western pleasure top horse Little Pardner. Walkinghorst stake Prince Playday. Pole Bending Red. and Three gaited stake Glory Be among others, with riders and owners spanning Jefferson City, Columbia, Versailles, Sedalia, and surrounding towns.
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Renick
Commander King
Sheri Brown
Jefferson City
Debbie Brown
Ford Lawson
Skipper
Sharon Gardner
Jan Jeter
Christian ‘College of Columbia
Carolyn iCarruth
Columbia
Royal Trish
Debby Brown
Mayfield’s
Barbara Smith
Stephens College
Buck
George Gorrell
Larry Gorrell
Sedalia
Ginger
Glenda Erdel
Glen Erdel
Centralia
Rickashay
Ernie Carrol
Waynesville
Walkinghorst
Prince ‘Playboy
Elmer Stone
Tuscumbia
Sun's Buttons
Max Atkinson
Olean
War Paint
Pete Moulder
Rolla
King of Silver
Connie Bollinger
Bollinger Stables
California
Pole Bending
Red
Dallas Hicks
St. Clair
Lady
Judy Rodenbaugh
Mexco
Whistle Britches
Winfred Keelings
Stormy
Toni Daniels
Versailles
Glory Be
Robert Myers
Richard E. Myers
Newburg
Jean L. Stonewall
Paul Bell Jr
Junior Mason
Carlene Smith
Ed Chastini
Bob Owens
Donna Christini
Jack Hutchison
Flame of the Ozarks
Peggy McClure
William ‘Woods College
Mystic Rose
Richard Myers
New
Burgard
Sky Chief
Howard Withers
Dixon
Deaths Mrs Dickson Dies At Nursing Home
Mrs Ethie Dickson 85 died early today at Holmes Nursing Home Fulton She was born December 20 1875 in Callaway County daughter of Horton and Mary Boyd She was married to A D Dickson who preceded her in death Survivors include daughter Mrs Carl Hall New Bloomfield three sons R B Luther Dickson Fulton and Harry Dickson Kansas City six grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Wainwright Methodist Church Burial in Link Cemetery at Wainwright
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New Bloomfield
Ethie Dickson
Holmes Nursing Home
Fulton
Callaway County
Horton
Mary Blackmore Boyd
A. D. Dickson
Carl Hall
R. B
Luther Dickson
Harry Dickson
Kansas City
Wainwright Methodist Church
Link Cemetery
Wainwright
Mrs Hugh Williamson to Speak at Callaway Dems Meeting
Mrs Hugh P Williamson of Fulton will address the monthly meeting of the Women’s Democratic Club of Callaway County at 7 p m Monday in the Callaway R-1 School area of McCredie and Hatton. She is the wife of an assistant attorney general and a past club president listed in the first Womens Who’s Who in March 1959. Club officials said a membership drive ending at the September meeting will be discussed.
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Hugh Williamson
Hugh P. Williamson
Fulton
Women's Democratic Club
Callaway County
Callaway
McCredie and Hatton
Williamson
No Need for Tax Hikes Now Nixon Tells Newsmen
Nixon rejects tax hike plans while stressing competitive ideas with satellite nations. He vows not to spotlight his opponent's religion and outlines Lodge’s UN duties, campaign schedule, and a focus on farm policy to win back rural support. Nixon remains hopeful about House gains but predicts limited Senate chances.
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New York
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Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
Midwest
New England
Kennedy
Pacific Coast
Farm Organization
Daily Record Hospital Admissions Memorial William L. May
A list of hospital admissions from Memorial William L. May includes Beulah Jeffries Eldon Joy Wright Winston Dr Doug las Stephens Reva Jo Stephens Susan Marie Stephens Winston Dr Noel Breeden Oak St Charles Baker Patricia Harrington Lehman Bonnie Lear Norine Koechner Tipton Ruby Wilson Jackson St Virgie Marler Lebanon Iva Graham Etterville Helen Crump Ashland Angela Morff Centertown David Morff Centertown Francis Brumert Am brose Luecke Folk Arlene Wildhaber Argyle Betty Waggoner Holts Summit Ronald Kempker Eugene Elia Hilke Vienna Robert Bernskoetter 1102 E McCarty St John Dahms Belle Chris Wingreth Linn Daniel Schaefer Linn Jane Spalding 716 E High St Son to Mr and Mrs Richard Brauner 204 Dawson St Thursday at St Marys Hospital Son to Mr and Mrs Kelan Spaldign 716 E High St Thursday Daughter to Mr and Mrs Gail Crane 1402 Riverside Dr Thursday at Memorial Hospital Daughter to Mr and Mrs Alva Lear Eldon Thursday at Memorial Hospital Son to Mr and Mrs Leonard Harrington Lehman today at Memorial Hospital Melvin Hugill 39 of 118 W Miller St fined 5 and 1 50 jail costs for leaving scene of accident Harry Edgar no address listed ordered confined to Cole County jail for 90 days on intoxication charge after prior 1 day term revoked
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William L. May
Rolla
Beulah Jeffries
Eldon
Joy Wright
E. Miller St
Douglas Stephens
Winston
Ruby Wilson
Jackson St
Virgie Marler
Lebanon
Iva Graham
Etterville
Helen Crump
Ashland
Angela Morff
Centertown
David Morff
Francis Brumert
E. High St
Ambrose Luecke
Folk
Arlene Wildhaber
Argyle
Betty Waggoner
Holts Summitt
Ronald Kempker
Eugene
Elia Hilke
Vienna
Robert Bernskoetter
Richard Brauner
Dawson St
St. Mary's Hospital
Kelan Spaldign
Gail Crane
Riverside Dr
Memorial Hospital
Alva Lear
Leonard Harrington
Lehman
Melvin Hugill
W. Miller St
Harry Edgar
Cole County
Divorces Filed and Traffic Fines Reported in Court
Magistrate Benny V. Hodge in Olean fined Benny Hodge 75 dollars plus costs for speeding. Charles E. Hodge of Kansas City also fined 75 dollars and costs for speeding and 815 plus costs for expired license plates. Albert C. Holmes of Rt. 4 fined 15 dollars and costs for careless and reckless driving and following too closely after an accident. Divorce petitions filed: Russell C. Davis versus Gloria Jean Davis and Bessie Marie Gilmore versus Ray Jackson Gilmore. A $6,000 damage suit filed: Clarence E. Mankin versus Emmet Schmutz. Schmutz Trailer Haven and Transit Homes, Inc.
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Olean
Charles E. Hodge
Kansas City
Albert C. Holmes
Rt. 4
Russell C. Davis
Gloria Jean Davis
Bessie Marie Gilmore
Ray Jackson Gilmore
Clarence E. Mankin
Emmet Schmutz
Schmutz Trailer Haven and Transit Homes, Inc
State Returning Man For Trial in Slaying
Glennon Joseph Davison, 27, is being sent to Missouri to stand trial for first degree murder in his mother Anne Conway Davison's death. Missouri officers retrieved him from a Florida jail after a circuit judge ordered custody transfer. Authorities found Anne Davison, 39, fatally shot at her Kirkwood home. Davison reportedly returned from Cuba where he claimed interest in Fidel Castro and aviation.
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Miami
Fla
Glennon
Joseph Davison
Missouri
Davison
Anne Conway Davison
Kirkwood
St. Louis
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Carl Nivens Promoted to Major in U S Army Reserve
Lt Col Louis F Garber announces the promotion of Carl Nivens of 1808 West Dunklin Street to Major. Nivens serves as Operations Officer for the 420th Civil Affairs Company on active duty at Weldon Springs Missouri during their annual two week summer training. Also mentions Richard Fairey of Britain dying after a heart attack in Cannel France.
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Louis F. Garber
420Th Civil Affairs Company
Carl Nivens
West Dunklin St
United States Army Reserve
Major Nivens
Weldon Springs
Dick Parker Named Penney Manager in Local Store
Dick Parker, long time J C Penney executive, will become manager of the 206 E High St store on Aug 1, replacing Roy Boggs, now district manager for the northwest region. Parker comes from Columbia where he led a Penney store and previously directed stores in Fort Scott and Freedonia. An expansion adding 6000 square feet begins this week, with a 90 day timeline, new sales areas, front modernization, display windows, lighting, tile flooring, and a mid store stair to access the new downstairs section.
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Dick Parker
J. C. Penney Co
E. High St
Roy Boggs
Minneapolis
Minn Boggs
Parker
Columbia
Fort Scott
Kan
Freedonia
Roy. Scheperle Construction Co
Columbian Injured As Auto Rams Pole
Robert J. Oliver, 26, of Columbia, was seriously injured when his truck struck a telephone pole and overturned several times along Highway 63, seven miles south of Columbia. He was taken to University Hospital in Columbia. the panel truck was demolished according to the Highway Patrol.
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Robert J. Oliver
Columbia
Highway 63
Highway Patrol
Oliver
University Hospital
Judge Wyatt Seeks renomination on sound county policy
Judge Sher wood M. Wyatt of Cole County seeks the Democratic renomination on a record of steady budget management, road and bridge repairs, and cautious fiscal policy. He cites 67 miles of hard surfaced roads and 12 rebuilt bridges as achievements, urging voters to support his continued service next Tuesday.
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Cole County
Sherwood M. Wyatt
Rt. 1
Wyatt
Missouri
State Highway Department
Bode
Jefferson City
Jefferson Township
Alfred E Smith Visited Firehouses As Boy
Alfred E Smith, former governor of New York, enjoyed visiting firehouses in his youth and helped polish the engines, reflecting early interest in public service and firefighting.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
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