City council debates street repairs and overall study
The council postponed findings for 90 days to study streets while maintaining daytime fire protection. A substitute resolution sought deleting Stadium Drive repairs, with estimates ranging from 60 to 30 thousand dollars, and prompted questions on traffic and condition. The body ultimately rejected the substitute, approved a Street Committee report, and authorized a lay city committee to study city problems, plus readings on a gross receipts license reform.
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Siow
Montie Wilcoxon
Robinson
Stadium Drive
LeRoy Henry
Henry
Stadium Boulevard
Southwest Boulevard
Council
Street Committee
Christy
Riner, Scrivner and Wilcoxon
Riner
Pope John Dies At 84 After Long Ailment
Vatican mourns as Pope John XXIII dies at St. Peter's after a year marked by illness and ecumenical efforts. Cardinals, diplomats, and thousands of mourners attend solemn rites while global leaders express condolences. The Vatican prepares a nine day mourning period and plans conclave to elect his successor.
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Antonio Gasbarrini
Benedetto Aloisi Masella
Cardinal Chamberlain
Vatican
St. Peter's
Stadium Drive
Southwest Boulevard
Ellis
Tanner Bridge Road
Fourth Ward
Robert Debo
Pope John’s
Finn Weandine Coe
State Street
Adams
Monroe Streets
Pope John
Congregation of Rites
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter’s
Tron
Kennedy
United States
Khrushchev
U.N
U Thant
Ameto Cardinal
Cicognani
Papal election contenders loom as cardinals gather
Rome awaits a new pope as 82 cardinals are summoned to decide the successor after Pope John XXIII's death. Major issues include whether to resume the Ecumenical Council and paths toward relations with Communist governments. Likely Italian pope candidates emerge, led by Cardinal Montini of Milan, with three cardinals named in pec. fore remaining unknown.
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Rome
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Sacred College
John
Red
Sistine Chapel
Giovanni Battista
Montini
Milan
Pope John
Joften
Pope ‘John
Pius XII
Legislator to Address Presbyterian Men Dinner Speaker
Rep. James I. Spainhower of Sa line County will address the Presbyterian Men’s Council dinner Monday evening. He speaks on A Minister’s View of the Legislature. Spainhower pastors the First Christian Church at Marshall and was born in Maryville. He studied at Phillips University Enid Okla and did seminary work at the College of the Bible Lexington Ky. He has served in Marshall since 1958 after leading the First Christian Church Fayetteville Ark.
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James I. Spainhower
Saline County
Presbyterian Men's Council
Spainhower
First Christian Church
Marshall
Maryville
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
College of the Bible
Lexington
Fayetteville
Ark
Race tensions blamed on governor and city policies spotlight unrest
Birmingham officials blame Gov. Bryant for state racial unrest citing his failure to reappoint a biracial advisory panel. Jackson mayor Thompson says Negro efforts to break racial barriers waver, while pledging Negro hiring and school crossing posts. Three Black students enroll at Texas A&M without incident and Greenville stores report 40 Black customers served peacefully. Biloxi federal judge postpones ruling on University of Mississippi Law School admission and on moving Meredith family into married student housing.
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Farris Bryant
Bryyant
Allen Thompson
Jackson
Miss
Thompson
Texas A&m
Greenville
S.C
Biloxi
Cleve McDowell
University of Mississippi Law School
James H. Meredith
Missouri House Deadlocks On Pension and Retraining Bills
Lawmakers debated pension limits eight thousand five hundred dollars housing. Rep. Paul Berra opposed costs totaling four million dollars while a retraining program faced a two year two million cost. Banks may raise idle state funds interest toward U S notes. Counties may vote to abolish county superintendent offices in some districts. Missouri products required in school purchases and a 150th birthday commission for state Capitol restoration advanced.
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Paul M. Berra
D-St. Louis
Appropriations
House
Missouri
U. S. Treasury
U. S
House Banking Committee
Senate
St. Charles
Cardinal Ritter On Pope John Paul II's Special Place
Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis said Pope John XXIII will occupy a special place in minds hearts and history. He credited John XXIII with inspiring the church's renewed spirit and said it took a man of his wisdom courage and pastoral skill to give the trends meaning and direction.
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Cardinal Ritter
ST. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
Pope John Nxt
Pope
Pope John
Plane vanishings near Alaska cited in air disaster history
The coast off the Gulf of Alaska has a history of crashes. In July 1931 a Canadian Pacific Airlines plane carrying troops disappeared with 38 aboard, 29 from the United States, never found. Last October a Northwest Airlines DC7 charter with 103 aboard ditched near Sitka. all were rescued.
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Canadian Pacific Airlines
Gulf ‘of Alaska
United States
Northwest Airlines
Sitka
Alaska
World Can Become Free of Famine Freeman Declares
Washington AP secretary Orville L Freeman told a dinner marking FAO 20 years that a scientific and technological farming revolution can end famine worldwide. FAO officials warned hunger will worsen by 1980 if population growth is not checked in Far East and South Asia. Kennedys speech to World Food Congress will be broadcast to Europe. Sen FAO director general said hunger rises as population outpaces gains.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
The
Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
Far East
South Asia
Freeman
Kennedy
National Press Club
Ranjan Sen
Sen
Hoffa trustees linked to pension loan scheme
An indictment accuses Hoffa and the Burrises Dranow and seven defendants of guiding applicants to favored pension fund loans. It alleges Hoffa used deceit and abuse of trust to push loan approvals for 14 projects across Florida New Jersey California including hotels shopping centers and other constructions.
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Burris
Koyens
Dranow
Burrises
Florida
New Jersey
California
Kennedy civil rights push faces Congress in February
The article outlines Kennedy’s push for a civil rights package in February after events in Birmingham Jackson Tallahassee Philadelphia and other cities. It cites Humphrey proposals including private business non discrimination in interstate commerce public accommodations desegregated schools federal aid to districts voting rights protections and Civil Rights Commission powers.
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Seind
Congress
Birmingham
Jackson
Tallahassee
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Humphrey
Civil Rights Commission
Wives of Troopers Picket Hartford Legislature
About 75 wives of state troopers picketed the Hartford legislature gallery to urge a shorter work week. They carried signs likening highway signs with phrases urging vote care and seat belt safety as they backed a bill to cut the state police maximum work week to 50 hours.
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Hartford
Conn
Senate Chamber
Global church leaders mourn Pope John XXIII death
High ranking church figures and leaders from the United Presbyterian Church Southern Baptist Convention World Methodist Council American Jewish Committee and National Council of Churches offered tributes praising Pope John XXIII for his leadership vision and efforts toward unity peace and ecumenism in a world marked by turmoil
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United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Eugene Carson Blake
K. Owen White
Southern Baptist Convention
Pope John
Fred P.earson
World Methodist Council
Millin
Christendom
A. M. Sonnabend
American Jewish Committee
J. Irwin Miller
National Council of Churches
World leaders react to papal peace encyclical as tensions ease
Tass reports the Pope's Peace on Earth encyclical aims to end war while praising peaceful cooperation. Queen Elizabeth II, Konrad Adenauer, Charles de Gaulle, and Emperor Hirohito express deep sorrow, signaling broad international responses to the message.
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Tass
John the Twenty
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Hirohito
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher and staff listing
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers MR and MRS ROBERT C GOSAORN and MR and MRS WILLIAM H WELDON. William H Weldon is president and E Rose is executive vice and general manager with JOSEPH G MAJERSKY as editor. It notes publication every evening except Saturday and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Gosaorn
William H. Weldon
E. Rose
Exec
Vlcerres
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Jefferson City
Missouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Rockefeller Says Chance Undimmed for Nominations
ALBANY N Y AP Gay Rockefeller said he still considers himself a potential candidate for the Republican nomination for president next year. He noted his marriage would be a personal factor for voters and would not rule out waging a campaign. His wife’s debut as First Lady sparked praise as the Rockefellers were warmly received in Albany since their marriage May 4.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New York
Rockefellers
Westchester County
Accommodations Bill Cleared for Senate Hearing
A public accommodation bill that passed the House was sent to a Senate committee for hearings. The measure would require places offering food or lodging to serve all people regardless of race color or creed but would exclude resorts taverns and other amusements. Similar bills have previously failed in earlier sessions.
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House
Senate Committee On
Senate Economics Committee
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