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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
4
In Santo Domingo Joaquin Balaguer won the Dominican presidential race as voters weary of violence backed his leadership. Early indications suggest a tough crackdown on extremist attempts to cause trouble, with observers deeming the vote fair and clean.
A hospital admissions roundup lists numerous individuals by name and residence including Miss Linda Riks Scruggs Station Rd. Charles E Still Miss June Prince Linn Miss Shirley Kiser Tipton Mrs Vicki Dickens Cuba Miss Linda Russell Route 2 Mrs Karen Higgins Camden ton Mrs Cora Jens Chula Viste Hills Audie Cline James town Terry Farris Capitol mY Village Miss Tamela Far Capitol View Village Jef frey Stiers Hermann Miss Linda Towner 1202 Southwest Blvd St Mary's Hospital Miss Laura Ann Ruxlow Hots Summit Mrs Margaret Sitton 1223 E Dunklin St Mrs Treva Hall 1207 W Me arty St Mrs Jo Ann Feltrop 221 Capital Ave Mrs Paula Moore Center town Miss Kathleen Upschulte Arden Drive Mrs Mary Jaegers Meta Rudy Findley Monroe St Mrs Anna Bentlage Route 5 Daughter to Mr and Mrs Odell Hell 1207 W McCarty St Thursday at St Mary's Hospital Carl Coffey Mack's Creek Thursday at Charles E Still Son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Moore Centertown Thursday at St Mary's Hospital
A crowded, mixed day in New York stocks with Balaguer campaigns and Dominican unrest shaping mood. Unofficial tallies show a 343,000 vote plurality. investors stayed cautious as steel rubber and chemical sectors showed higher activity amid political tension in Santo Domingo.
Jefferson City market notes include price tests for markets, eggs and produce in St. Louis, and a notice of foreclosure sale for a Cole County real estate parcel. Weather outlook mentions yesterday’s high 78, and forecasts for Lake of the Ozarks with expected inflow and stage changes for the coming week.
Mrs. Robert Fredericks reports damage to a Nativity painting valued at $1,000 hanging opposite a living room window. A pellet from an air gun cut the screen and caused a 1 1/4 inch tear in the canvas with a 3/4 inch indentation in the wall behind it. The work had been displayed at Memorial Hospital during Christmas for two years.
Jesse Lee Dunnaway 87 of Versailles died Thursday. Born May 4, 1879 in Morgan County to William Jasper and Ruth Ellen Causey Dunnaway, he was married Dec 23, 1903 to Cora Eller. Retired farmer and Versailles Christian Church member. Survived by four sons Edward Claude Dunnaway both Versailles Henry Anchorage Alaska J L Dunnaway California. five daughters Mrs Howard Barker Tipton Mrs Charles Messerli Council Bluffs Iowa Mrs Roy Shuldberg Ontario California Mrs Nova Dunnaway Oakland California Mrs 0 Johnson Santa Paula California. one sister Mrs Nora Mc Donald Kansas City. 21 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 pm Saturday Versailles funeral home with Rev George Lyo and Rev Gary Alexander. burial Versailles cemetery.
Eldon residents gather for rites at Riverview Baptist Church near Osage Beach at 2 pm Saturday for Mrs Rebecca Howser 90 who died Thursday in Tuscaloosa. She was born October 10 1875 in Bagnell daughter of William H Dowing and May Cotton Dowing. She married George M Howser October 15 1891. he died 1935. Survived by five daughters eight children two sisters twenty four grandchildren thirty six great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Burial in church cemetery.
William P. Thompson of Wichita will be on the program of the annual workshop of the Missouri United Presbyterian Men in Missouri here Saturday. He was elected stated clerk of the United General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church last week, succeeding Eugene Carson Blake. Donald D. Scriven of Jefferson City will participate in the pal Workshop at 10 30 a.m.
At Edwards Air Force Base California researchers study how residents react to persistent sonic booms from XB70A and JAFIAs and other experimental aircraft. Over three months volunteers will rate annoyance levels while scientists map speed altitude profiles to make future supersonic planes acceptable for widespread use.
Edward Conrad, 74, of Osage Beach, died. He had been jailed for three months for neglecting to file federal income tax returns. Born June 8, 1891 in St Louis, he was married to Miss May Storck. Surviving are Herbert A. Conrad of Osage Beach and Ida Banj gert of St. Louis, plus a sister. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Eldon funeral home with burial at Eldon Cemetery.
U S District Judge Charles presides over a case involving aircraft design and a four or eight claim tied to the Simons matter. The proceedings reference Memory and Smith of Myrtle Beach, with emphasis on objectionable times of day relevant to the supersonic flight dispute.
The judge ordered the salance of the sentence to be suspended after Smith has served three months.
Burglars entered two businesses during the night in St George Laundry and Walt s Sinclair Service Station both on Dunklin Street. At Walt s Sinclair about four dollars was taken from a cigarette machine coin box after prying. Entry was gained by breaking a window. police report. City police investigating.
The state Chamber of Commerce today named Alfred C. Watterson of Raytown Missouri as research director. He will begin work immediately. Watterson age 29 is a graduate at the University of Wisconsin's School of Commerce and has worked in executive positions for several nationally known companies.
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