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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1960

Page

6

Young Convict Escapes With Hostages In Arkansas

Lloyd Nichols 28, serving life for murder, escaped from Oklahoma’s McAlester prison on a horse and kidnapped three people, including teen couple Celeste Swift and Carroll Satterfield, before capture at an Arkansas roadblock 15 miles north of Fort Smith. The hostages were released unharmed. Nichols, a former prison trusty, faced kidnapping charges and had a prior history of trouble while in custody.

Fort Smith Ark Oklahoma Arkansas Lloyd Nichols Nichols McAlester Arkansas 59 Carroll Satterfield Satterfield Celeste Swift B. P. Wingo Mecca Okla Wingo Madill Miss Swift Roadsieck Bernard Young George Deshaser Osage County

Earmarking Urged For Driver Funds

The Governor's Coordinating Committee for Traffic Safety urged legislation to earmark all driver license revenue for administering examinations and a license point system. It also backed mandatory jail terms for suspended licenses, safety standards for commercial vehicles, zone speed limits, and stop sign and yellow line rules, plus studies on accident data and periodic inspections.

Public Service Commission

Horse Show Set Sunday Afternoon

The Capital Boat and Saddle Club will stage a horse show at 1 30 p m Sunday on the Swest city limits at the Jaycee Cole County Fairgrounds. Fourteen classes include a Pony Class and divisions Three Gaited Five Gaited and Fox Trot. Postponed from last Sunday due to rain officials aim for a pleasing show with Lt H D Brigham kingmaster and David Brown chairing the activities committee with Ray Kruse assisting.

Capital Boat and Saddle Club Jaycee Cole County Fairgrounds Swest H. D. Brigham David Brown Ray Kruse

Memorial Baptist Education Building Dedication Service

The Memorial Baptist Church at 1200 Madison Street will dedicate its new educational building at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Walter P. Arnold will preside. Dr. Fred B E Neiger of Columbia will give the dedicatory sermon. An open house will follow in the new building with a reception in Fellowship Hall.

Memorial Baptist Church Madison St Walter P. Arnold Fred BE. Neiger Columbia Fellowship Hall News-Tribune

Bryn Mawr Scholarship Awarded to Elizabeth Coil

Miss Elizabeth Coil daughter of Judge and Mrs Cullen Coil of 1007 Fairmount Blvd has won an honorary Bryn Mawr College scholarship. She is among 60 students from the southwest midwest and west invited to attend under the Seven College cooperative program. The building cost 85000 with furnishings at 35000 grants base on merit and need with no stipend attached for scholars.

Elizabth Coil Cullen Coil Fairmount Blvd Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr Midwest Seven College Coe Joseph B. Elley Albert B. Fuller

Witthaus Guest at Miami Beach Dealer Meeting

Witthaus Guest Vie Witthaus of Centertown will be a guest of Brightman Distributing Co. at a three day dealer holiday meeting beginning Sunday in Miami Beach. Highlight of the meeting will be an advance showing of Admiral's 1961 electronic machines.

Witthaus Centertown Brightman Distributing Co Miami Beach Admiral

Globe-Democrat cases for unemployment appeal filed

The Globe-Democrat Publishing Co of St Louis filed for judicial review in Circuit Court to stop a former employee from collecting unemployment compensation. The case challenges an appeals tribunal finding that Charles H Sperry was entitled to benefits, contending he imposed unreasonable job restrictions and did not diligently seek work. The ruling hinges on the requirement that the unemployed seek employment.

The Globe-Democrat Publishing Co. of St. Louis Circuit Court Thursday J Charles H. Sperry Sperry

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