Probe of Death On Lovers Lane Becomes Snarled
Kansas City AP reports the Lovers Lane murder near Independence Missouri has become tangled. A widow, Mrs Sharon Kinne 20 Independence is charged with first degree murder in the shooting of her boyfriend s wife 23 also of Independence Mrs Patricia Jones Walter T Jones husband admits an affair since the killing of Kinne s husband Maron 19 The sheriff s office criticizes coroner for not removing two small bullets from the body and failing to have stomach contents tested The case is described as botched by the Jackson County prosecutor and the outcome remains to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Independence
Sharon Kinne
Patricia Jones
Svescill Smill
Nesbitt
James M.latimer
Hugh Qwens
Arthur Kell
Sheriff's Patrol
Owens
Reac
William A. Collet
Jackson County
Shafer Proposes TV Repair Ordinance Speech in Missouri
Charles C. Shafer, Missouri Democrat candidate for lieutenant governor, addresses the Television & Electronic Service Assn convention at Hotel Missouri. The Kansas City councilman who sponsored Kansas City's first TV repair licensing ordinance outlines standards to license servicemen and provide appeal machinery for overcharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Cillans
Missouri
Charles C. Shafer
Television & Electronic Service
Assn
Shafer
Kansas City
Kansas
Revival Services Begin Monday At Nazarene Church
Evangelists Rev. Roy Norris and Mrs Lilly Anne Norris will lead revival services at the Church of the Nazarene 1214 Z High St starting Monday at 7 p.m. June 6 through 15. The Norrises, ordained Church of the Nazarene elders, bring a full revival program with music, drama, and readings, joined by their daughter Crystal Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Lilly Anne Worris
Church of the Nazarene
High St
Norrises
Norris
Horse Evangelistic Party
Ronald Azxtell
Crystal Anne
State offices in two cities require 10 to 11 million
The report estimates land and construction costs for Missouri state offices in St. Louis and Kansas City. It argues centralized offices would streamline state business and aid local and federal agencies. Total survey cost was about 34200, with Blair noting Kansas City firm awarded the bid as lowest of six. John Schwada says similar surveys for universities, colleges, and hospitals will follow, due by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Blair
John Schwada
Schwada
Ozark gains exclusive non stop routes from Springfield to Chicago and Peoria
Ozark Airways receives Civil Aeronautics Board authorization for exclusive nonstop service between Springfield Illinois and Chicago and between Springfield and Peoria, suspending American Airlines two city plan. The new routes add daily flights to Peoria and Beth Steel with Beech aircraft and air service from TWA to Chicago and St Louis. Definite suspension date to be set soon by CAB.
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Pore Air Lines
Springfield
Ill
Chi
Ace
Veederees
Cage
Peoria
St. Louis
Aeronautics Board
Alum Ltd
U Ywl
Odoy
Dam Cyan
American Air Lines
Iam Motors
Bay
Ozark
Lanaconda
Chicago
TWA
Pri O
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
al Ozark
Avco Corp
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Air Bran
Daysline
Chi RI & Pa
U ‘Alto
Chrysler
Curtisser
Dow_Chem
du Pont
el Paso NG
Bood Mach
Ford Mot
Gamble Sk
Elec
Mtrs
Goodyear
OD Gulf Oi
Int Paper
Int
G&e
Martin Co
Minn M&m
Mo Pac A
Monson Ch
Mont Ward
NY Central
Af Nor Pac
Ohio
Okla G&e
Okla N Gas
Olin Math
Panh Epl
Penney JC
Pa RR
Phill Pet
Prot &G
RCA
Wu Rayonier
Reyn Met
St Joe Lead
St Reg Pap
Sears Roek
Socony
Spen
Chem Taye Sperry
U Sunray
Tidewat Oil
UN Pac
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Yale & Tow
Peter Pan Second Act Reset for June 11
The Public Library Story Hour cancels the second act of Peter Pan at 2:30 p.m. Saturday due to a librarian announcement. The speech class of Mrs. Dan Coppin at 323 Dix Rd. will perform the act at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 11, in a rescheduled showing.
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Peter Pan
Public Library
Dan
C. Coppin
Dix
Eugene Mishap Claims Third Life In Two-Car Crash
A two car collision near Eugene Wednesday afternoon killed John Tinker Judd 70 and his wife Mary 71 and led to a fourth death James Walker Pierce 74 of Bittterville. Hamill Roling 62 of Schott road died at Charles E Still Hospital. Pierce said the other car was on the wrong side of the highway as they tried to avoid impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscumbia
Eugene
James Walker Pierce
Bitterville
Humphrey Hospital
Cole County
John Tinker Judd
Mary Judd
Hmil Roling
Schott Road
Charles E. Still Hospital
Bald Hill Road
Jefferson City
Pierce
Judd
New Haven Resident Dies in St. Louis
Mrs Glare Windmeyer England, 74, of New Haven, died in a St. Louis hospital after years of ill health. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Peter's United Church of Christ in New Haven, with burial in the church cemetery. She is survived by a sister in New Haven, a stepdaughter, two nieces, and a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Glare Windmeyer England
St. Louis
St. Peter's United Church of Christ
England
Anna Windmeyer
Unanimity Doubted On Spying Report
The final testimony before the committee attributed errors to administration officials and confirmed U2 flights over the Soviet Union yielded broad data on missiles submarines and Soviet military posture. Gates said CIA ran the flights with Defense providing tech advice while top officials backed Eisenhower taking responsibility. Khrushchev used the incident to undermine the Paris summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Gates Jr
Soviet Union
Gates
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Allen W. Dulles
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Paris
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Births at St Marys
List of hospital admissions at St Marys Memorial and Memorial Hospital include Mrs Elsie Mathelsen Mrs Edna Lieber and others. Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Schell and a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Jones at Memorial Hospital. Marriage licenses show Oliver Manning II and Margaret Hemme Alfred Wittkop and Dorothy Sage with other couples listed.
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Daily Record
St. Mary's
Elsie Mathelsen
Thomas
Edna Lieber
Cherry St
Verne Ekstan
Olean
James Parris
Moreau Dr
Florence Carlson
Columbia
Michael Huffman
Sedalia
Ethel Haunstein
Lisa Johnston
Ronald Vivian
Mary's Blvd
Charles E. Still
Richard Pauley
Roach
Stephen Morfeld
Linn
Milford Wright
Eldon
Joak Feeler
Brinktown
Janet Nilges
Belle
William Baker
Donald Schell
Holts Summit
St. Mary's Hospital
Norman Feeler
Charles. E. Still Hospital
Donald Jones
Overlook Drive
Memorial Hospital
Lewis Forbis
Osage City
Memoriial Hospital
Oliver R. Manning II
Margaret Sue Hemme
Jefferson City
Alfred W. Wittkop
Freeburg
Dorothy M. Sage
Rt.3
Sterling Victor Johnson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jean D. Lewis
Wichita Falls
Tex
Red Black rated superior in Missouri high school contest
The Red and Black Columbia Senior High School paper was judged superior among Class A high school publications in a Missouri Interscholastic Press Association contest. Seven papers earned a top special excellent rating, including Purple and Gold Hickman of Columbia The Eagle Missouri Military Academy Mexico and Osage Chieftain School of the Osage Lake Ozark.
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Columbia
Red
Jefferson City
Missouri ‘Interscholastic Press Assn
Hickman
The
Eagle
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Osage Chieftain
School of the Osage
Lake Ozark
Ex-Resident Services Saturday at Whiteman AFB Tour
Ex resident services will be held Saturday for 26 eighth graders who will tour Whiteman Air Force Base near Sedalia. Col George L Newton will escort the group, which includes a daughter born May 31 to Mr and Mrs William F Buehrle. Mrs Abbott, a Jefferson City native later of Kansas City, died at 51 after a cancer battle. She was born Sept 1 1908, married Charles L Abbott in 1929, and leaves a son and daughter among many relatives. She was a Park Baptist Church member.
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William F. Buehrle
Buehrle
Immactlnrs
St.tate Conception School
Mary’s Boulevard
Whiteman Air Force
George L. Newton
James A. Gorman
Kansas City
Charles L
Abbott
Strategie of
Jefferson City
Who
Air Command
SAC
Frank E. Maire
Chamois
August F. Maire
Ash St
William J
Maire
Pleasant Hill
Angie Nichols
Linn
Esther Walker
Bessie Schuck
Hermann
Judy Buzbee
Mission
Kan
Edythe Baclesse
St. Louis
Tthe Park Baptist Church
August Althoff Dies at 74 in California Memorial Hospital
California obituary for August Althoff, 74, a retired farmer, who died today at Memorial Hospital in Jefferson City. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Salem United Church of Christ with Rev. E. L. Koch officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by brothers Ed, I, and EB A Althoff of California and Herman Althoff of Enon.
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California
August Althoff
Memorial Hospital
Jefferson City
Salem
Convicts Await September Trial
Two convicts captured after escaping a state penitentiary were returned to the Cole County jail to await the Sept term of court. Cecil Clayton Lillibridge and General David Parrish waived preliminary examination and were ordered held for the next term. They had overpowered guard Alfred Andres, escaped in a prison car, stole a second car, and abducted Mrs. E. E. Strobel of Jefferson City, along with six others, while facing charges of escape theft and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County
Foster S$. Wheatly
Cecil Clayton Lillibridge
David Parrish
Alfred Andres
E. E
Bert) Strobel
Jefferson City
Khrushchev outlines disarmament plan and Open Skies stance
Khrushchev at a news conference warned the Soviet Union would retaliate with nuclear weapons against spy planes over the USSR. He presented a phased disarmament plan including abolition of foreign bases, bans on space devices and nuclear data, a curb on warships, and the Open Skies system only after disarmament advances, with on the spot international monitoring and a UN framework that preserves veto power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Pel
Paris
France
Corower
United Nations
Brookshire Injunction Denied by Court
William Albert Brookshire of Columbia had sought a temporary injunction to stop Milton Carpenter, director of revenue, and H J Turnbull from revoking his driver license. The Cole County Circuit Court denied the injunction on Thursday and Turnbull said Brookshire’s license has not yet been revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Albert Brookshire
Columbia
Department of Revenue
Cole County
Brookshire
Milton Carpenter
Revenue
H. J. Turnbull
Turnbull
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Lovers Lane
Norris Family
Financial Markets
NEW York
Central
Capital Business College
E. Dunkiin Dial
Capitol Value
Kelvinator
Erte Peckage
Becker
Evers
Eugene Mishap
Tour Whiteman Afb
Ruy
Oleg Fe Dayinghve Ae
Aiargarprint
Strone Bras, Taemner Co
Capital Machine
Khop Higteay
Wer
MOU
Monroe
Nikita
Tae
Bill
Jefferso
Tokay
Hungary
Jjanitrol
Natsch Son
Jefferson
Thaity Stores
E. Wigh
Trader Vic
Fedders
U.S
Centertown, Mo
Vic
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