Benefit Horse Show Draws 400 Spectators At Jaycee Fairgrounds
The fifth annual Benefit Horse Show for the Cole County Association For Retarded Children drew about 400 attendees at the Jaycee Fairgrounds. A total of 134 horses competed across 14 classes with sponsors Capital Boot and Saddle Club. Winners included Joni Jolly, Jim Strong, Linda Short, Sara Wardlaw, Ted Spalding, Cheryl Brumley, Tom Whittle, Edith Groose, Glenn Thompson, Ann Hayes, Marilyn Jolly, Hugh Cochran, Julie Belcour, and R. E. Dalimeyer Sr., with Sam Williams serving as judge and Eddie Leonard as ring master.
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Cole County Association For
Jaycee Fairgrounds
The
Capital Boot and Saddle Club
Joni Jolly
Mexico
Jim Strong
Jefferson City
Linda Short
Sara Wardlaw
Silver Lane
Ted Spalding
Holts Summit
Cheryl Brumley
Buck
Tom Whittle
Henley
Edith Gr
Ken' Ada
Car Crash On U S 54 In Cole County Leaves No Injuries
A chain reaction crash on U S 54 in Cole County involved four cars. Drivers were Jane Harrison of Jefferson City, Robert M Turner Jr of Mexico, Edward C King of Mascoutact, UL, and a fourth driver identified as Joseph Roark whose location could not be found after stating he was en route to a hospital for a sick child. The mishap happened as traffic slowed and Turner's car hit Harrison's rear.
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U.S. 54
Cole County
Jane Harrison
Jefferson City
Robert M. Turner Jr
Mexico
Edward Calvin King
Mascoutact
Joseph Roark
Roark
Turner
Harrison
Shastri Says India Open to Talks If China Initiates
Indira Shastri reported in Parliament that representatives of Bertrand Russell and Sirimavo Bandaranaike were told India would consider their suggestion if Beijing directly approached New Delhi. He noted statements from Peking show Red China is not seeking direct negotiations at present over the frontier dispute.
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Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Bertrand. Russell
Peking
Nehru
India
Russell
St Elizabeth Man Killed in Home Fire
Ben Avers 84 a retired blacksmith died from injuries suffered in a house fire in St Elizabeth Missouri Officials say he likely tried to light a wood stove when the blaze started His wife escaped unharmed and Miller County coroner Dr Stanley Humphrey noted the accident remains under investigation
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St. Elizabeth
ST. Elizabeth, Mo
Ben Avers
Stanley Humphrey
Miller County
Avers
Flag Ceremonies Scheduled For Still Hospital Dedication
Representatives of four Jefferson City veterans groups will join a flagraising on June 14 to open the dedication of Charles E. Still Hospital’s new geriatrics addition, coinciding with Flag Day. Sen. Edward V. Long will address the program. colors will be presented by local veterans posts and groups. The project cost $900,000, funded by public contributions, Hil-Burton funds, and mortgage financing, adding elderly care and more general beds to relieve overcrowding.
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Jefferson City
Veterans’ Organizations
Charles E. Still Hospital
United States
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Omar Runge
Roscoe Enloe
American Legion
Disabled American War Veterans
Marine Corps League
Roy Lone
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Edgar L. Reid
Second Baptist Church
Ministerial Alliance
Gerald J. Kaiser
Immaculate Conception Church
J. G. Miller
Still Hospital
Newberry Rites Set At First Christian Church
Jefferson City mourns for Newberry a longtime civic leader and Masonic member with roles in state transportation and civil defense He served as secretary of the National Conference of State Transportation Specialists and coordinated emergency transport for civil defense Survived by wife two sons sister and brother Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday at the First Christian Church with Masonic graveside rites at Hawthorn Memorial Gardens Memorials to Community Christian Church Jefferson City
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First Christian Church
PSC
National Conference of State Transportation Specialists
Newberry
Travelers Protective Association of America
T.P.A
Robert H. Newberry
John G. Newberry
Jefferson City
Vern Smart
Richard B. Newberry
Lakewood
Calif
James L. Pennington
Hawthorn Memorial Gardens
Community Christian Church of
Three fined in downtown parking curb hours cleanup rule
Three individuals were fined two dollars each in City Police Court for parking downtown between 3 and 5 am, the hours when parking is prohibited so street cleaning can occur.
California GOP Fight Over Rockefeller and Goldwater Roles
California readers witness a split as Rockefeller and Goldwater clash for party control. Rockefeller supporters push a broader coalition while Goldwater’s bloc accuses extremism. Kuchel and Knowland spar over strategy on NBC Meet the Press. The GOP in California faces a power struggle between rival factions amid national campaign travel and local party office holders.
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New York
Goldwater
Washington
Peggy
Mt. Vernon Junior College
Los Angeles
Thomas H. Kuchel
William F.knowland
Rockefeller and
Meet the Press
Knowland
Arizona
Kuchel
Knowland Cae
Earl Warren
Henry Cabot Lodge
Salinger- Cranston
Southeast Asia Faces Common Communist Threat
The piece notes a rising US concern over North Vietnam’s support to insurgents in Laos and South Vietnam, with Laos’ Pathet Lao pushes and a broader border with China looming. It emphasizes Washington’s stance to remain engaged, deter North Vietnamese actions, and warn that continued backing of rebellions invites trouble.
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Southeast Asia
Pathet Lao
Laos
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
China
United States
Senate Cloture Debate Shrinks After Memorial Day Recess
The Senate enters its fourth month and 13th week of consideration on an antidiscrimination bill passed by the House in March. Javits and Sparkman spoke in state programs and Javits forecast a showdown vote by June 15 to limit debate and push for a vote, aiming for passage by month’s end. Today's session was expected to be low key as senators return from a three day Memorial Day recess ahead of Mansfield’s plan to start sessions three hours earlier from Tuesday.
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Sparkman
Mike Mansfield
Cuba missiles and language shift signal new drive
U.S. experts assess Cuban missile use while Castro reintroduces English in schools. Reports cite Cuba training citizens to speak English as a precaution for future U.S. takeover. Rusk gauges Asian support for South Vietnam, vetoing some ground troop offers from Korea and Nationalist China. The U.S. weighs financing non-combat units for Japan and Thailand with Khanh needing approval.
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Rusk
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Australia
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China
Jlines
North Vietnam
Laos
White House
Korea
Japan
Thailand
International aid and US military presence in South Viet Nam
An official notes the United States maintains about 16,000 troops in South Viet Nam and spends roughly 500 million dollars annually on military and economic aid, with 125 million promised recently. France is the next largest contributor at about 5 million yearly, while all other nations together donate under 10 million.
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South
Viet Nam
France
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Japan
China
West Germany
Great Britain
Veterans revisit Normandy beaches on D Day anniversary
Veterans from the United States, Canada, Britain and France return to Omaha and surrounding beaches for the 20th anniversary of the Normandy invasion. They recall chaos at dawn, lost landmarks, and survivors’ gratitude as memories rise amid changed landscapes and new museums.
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Normandy
Finland seeks accreditation to European Communities
In Brussels Finland requested diplomatic accreditation to the Common Market Euratom and the European Coal and Steel Community Euratom accreditation described as part of potential membership steps.
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Reuters
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Common Market
European Coal and Steel Community
European Atomic Energy Community
Euratom
Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Post Established
The Jefferson City newspaper page lists publishers MR and MRS ROBERT C GOSHORN and MR and MRS WILLIAM HB WELDON with executives, editors and addressing details for News Tribune Company. It notes publication schedule and Midwest circulation rates, with Associated Press affiliation and circulation audits.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William HB. Weldon
William Hh, Weldon
R.L. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
State Capitol parking garage dedication details noted
The article lists the Invocation by Rev. Frank Penick and Benediction by Rev. Norman Ahrens. It describes a $690000 continuous circular ramp garage with a connecting tunnel to the Capitol basement, housing 286 cars. State employees will pay $5 monthly for assigned spaces. cost per car exceeded $2400. Guests introduced included Thomas F. Eagleton, Mayor John Christy, John Paulus, C. Rallo, and J. Jay Prost. State employees to begin using the garage after the ceremony.
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Frank Penick
First Presbyterian Church
Norman Ahrens
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Capitol
Graham
Thomas F. Eagleton
Board of Public Buildings
John Christy
Jefferson City
John Paulus
Division of Public Buildings
C. Rallo
St. Louis
J. Jay Prost
Rotary features students as student Rotarians of the month
Eighteen students from Senior High and Helias High were named student Rotarians of the month and led a Rotary program at noon today at the Missouri Hotel. John Lloyd served as president, Glenn Adrian as program chairman, and Hugh Waggoner as song reader. Three students gave short talks.
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Rotary
Missouri Hotel
John Lloyd
Glenn Adrian
Hugh Waggoner
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