Traffic Lights To Be Installed In Early Fall
Jefferson City council approved street light installations on High and Mel Carty streets at Monroe Madison and Jefferson intersections, with costs trimmed by 2160. A fire protection push led to approving two new fire trucks and 3500 feet of line, funded by a 45000 bond. The meeting also covered bus service concerns, ordinances for Linden drive and Bald Hill road, and contracts for Green Berry road work and tax receipts.
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High Street
Mel Carty
Monroe
Madison and
Jefferson Streets
BR. RH Jordan Jr
St. Mary's Blvd
Fourth Ward
Punklin Streel
Highway
State Highway Department
Jeffersonity
Jefferson City
Servicemen's Center
McCarty
Arthur W. Els
Council of Clubs
Ellis
Police Board
Chamber of Commerce
Linden Drive
Pamela
Laureel
Bald Hill
Hobbs Warrace
Caroinal Street
Bald Wik
Cannellt
Tope Construction Co
Green Berry Road
Hough Pack Road
ELF_ Kieselbach Construction Co
Hunter Brothers Construction Co
Commercial Printing Co
Pol|ce
United Community Fund
Niance
Wade W. Condit
Bride to wed by telephone from Nevada and Hawaii
Mai Nevada bride Louise Phillips and groom J T Ashley a Coast Guard officer in Honolulu plan a telephonic wedding next Sunday at First Baptist Church. Reverend Charles Foley will officiate as the bride walks with her father to the aisle while the groom’s father places the ring, with all participants hearing via microphone.
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Nevada
Hawaii
Missouri
Mai
Honolulu
Louise Phillips
Nevada High School
J.T. Ashley
Betty Officer
WT. S. Coast Guard
Miss Phillips
Ashley
Alaska
First Baptist Church
Charles Foley
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles M. Philips
Harold Ashley
Honoluru
Hons Oluhr
Tito Opens Talks With Soviet Heads
Tito begins formal negotiations with Soviet leaders in Moscow to push for continued independence in Yugoslav relations. Khrushchev and Bulganin are noted in talks as Belgrade seeks mutual respect, noninterference, and broader cooperation with the West.
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Tito
Moscow
Soviet Union
Imunis Halin Brand
West
Stalin
Kremlin
Lar Daly
Chicago
Society of the America
Republican ‘Union
National Committee
PrefAi Gop
Daly Tmler Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Essen- Belgrade
Howev
Tavorite Zon
S.C. Arnold
Kean Haliat
Kefauver Prevails in Montana Primary Returns
HELENA Mont Kefauver appears set to win Montana's first presidential primary since 1924, likely earning the state's 14 Republican convention votes as support for Estes Kefauver strengthens amid the Eisenhower era contest.
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Helena
Mont
Batating
Moriana
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
St Louis City Tie In Sought By Planning Officials
Three Metropolitan planning officials urged tying St Louis with St Louis County and East St Louis at a Citizens Council on Housing meeting. William H Colbson said the metropolitan area cannot be divided by the Mississippi River and criticized a university study for omitting East St Louis. Herman Warner and Monroe F Brewer backed joint city county planning to curb problems.
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ST. Louis
St. Lows
St. Louis County
East St. Louis
William H. Colbson
Citizens’ Council On Housing and Community Planning
Mississippi River
Colbion
Washington Uniersity
St. Louis University
East St. Stouis
Herman Warner
Monroe F. Hrewer
St Louis businessmen receive service awards
Washington officials awarded 12 businessmen with certificates of service and commendation for work on American Trade Mission teams. Three St Louisans received honors: Ingram F. Boye Jr, Francis Yoir, and Wendell W. Moore for aiding foreign industry understanding of the American free enterprise system.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Loring Macy
Burraw of Foreign Commerce
St. Louixans
Ingram F. Boye Jr
Lyon
Paris
France
Francis Yo Ir
Bagata
Colomobis
Wendell ‘W. Moore
Colomto
Ceylon
West Germany and France Agree on Saar Transfer Plan
French Premier Guy Mollet and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer reached an early morning accord on transferring the Saar valley to West Germany. The deal foresees a three year transition, continued French mining rights, and an international canal linking the Moyelle and Rhine. If the treaty takes effect, Saar votes to join Germany on January 1, 1957, with a staged reattachment. Storms in India devastate eastern towns, displacing tens of thousands across West Bengal.
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Luxembourg
Guy Mollet
Weel
Konrad Adenauer
Sear
Germany
Disauled
West Germany
France
Saar
Moyelle
Rhine
Iran
Great Lorraine
Heinrich von Brentano
Ure
Sald
Faure
Partes
League of Nations
Commission
Third Reich
Retarded Children Group Sets Meeting in St Louis
The Missouri Association for Retarded Children will hold a two day convention at the Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel in Louis June 16 17. Dr Salvatore G DiMichael executive director of the National Association for Retarded Children will speak at the Saturday banquet. Bettye Caldwell director of the Child Evaluation Clinic for Retarded Children in St Louis will address the Saturday morning session.
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Missouri Association For Retarded Children
Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel
Louis
Salvatore G. DiMichael
National Association For Retarded Children
Bettye Caldwell
St. Louis
California Chancellor Criticizes Police Over May 16 Raid
Berkeley Chronicle reports Chancellor Clark Kerr criticizes police for not strongly dispersing a riotous May 16 party raid at the University of California. Acting Police Chief Addison Fording will study the chancellor’s report. 74 students were disciplined, with some suspended, as damages hit about $12,000.
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Berkeley
Caliz
Clark Kerr
University of California
Addison Fording
Kerr
Mogerie
Navy Fizzle in Rocket Attempt at White Sands
Navy researchers at White Sands Proving Ground failed to reach target height and velocity with a research Aerobee rocket. The test reached about 87 miles, far below the 138 miles planned, prompting scientists including John Townsend to consider delaying or abandoning the project to diagnose the trouble.
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Navy
White Sands Proving Ground
Num
John Townsend
Highway Department Ends Building Sales in Hannibal
The State Highway Department completed the sale of 80 buildings after yesterday’s auction of 50 in Hannibal Missouri. The proceeds clear the way for a new Urban Highway 36 project starting at Mark Twain Bridge and slicing through a historic district. Many structures date back to Civil War times or earlier.
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Highway Department
Hannibal
State Highway Department
Mark Dwain
Jury to Watch Police Progress
The June term circuit Court grand jury has been impaneled to monitor police progress in the bribery inquiry involving payoffs to officers by brothel operators. Judge Michael J. Scott urged the April term jurors to press the police board for a full report, as Circuit Atty Edward L. Dowd has handed statements to police from the inquiry. Several officers face questioning by Inspector James Thomson's office.
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St, Louis
iCircuit Court Grand Jury
Ircuit
Michael J. Scott
Circuit Atty
Edward L. Dowd
James Thomsson
Hannibal Magistrate Honored as Civic Leader
Hannibal Missouri civic leader Mapiswate Byrne is honored for 0 years as a mason and civic leader. More than 300 masons attend with Members of the Order of Eastern Star. Attendees include William J. Craig grand officer of the Grand Lodge of Missouri and Miss Mary Jane Fritman sister of former President Truman.
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Hannibal
Mapiswate Byrne &. Bigger
Order of Eastern Star
William J. Craig
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Mary Jane ‘Fritman
Truman
Geologists Begin Unified Asian Map Project
Geologists from ay na lous and others meet in Tokyo under the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East to start a six day session on a unified Asian map. A delegate notes Russia preferred Red China and Outer Mongolia be present but did not insist on excluding Nationalist Chinese delegates.
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Tokyok
Ay Na Lous
United Nations Economic Commission For
Rock and Roll Dancing Out in California City
In Santa Cruz California a weekend dance at Civic Auditorium was closed by Police Lt Richard Overton who said the heavy pounding beat led fans to highly suggestive stimulating and tantalizing motions. The article notes patrols and concerns about juvenile behavior at the event.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Pollee
Richard Overton
Civic
Telegraph Workers Brief Walkout but No Strike
Negotiations with Western Union unions covering about 34,000 employees stalled with no progress and no widespread stoppages. Earlier, several hundred workers walked out in Chicago New Orleans and Kansas City while New York headquarters reported all national employees were working mid day. Unions seek 27 cent hourly package including 1 to 2 cent wage boosts. company offers 1 cent plus indirect pay hikes. Kansas City manager reported normal operations resuming as workers returned to duties.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Jay Orkicers
Chicago
New Orleans
Kansas City
New York
Chiconko
CWO
Onion
Avew
Cmmmunication Assn
ACA
Fhe
Jan Lucent
C. B. Stilley
Western Union
Tropicana Fumblers and Cottage Cheese Deal
A quirky promotional line touts Tropicana product pairings with a catchy offer stating both items are available for six cents, reflecting a vintage bargain mindset and local advertising style.
Santan Cruz Chief Voices Ban on Teen Dancing Scene
Chief Al Huntsman denounces rock and roll as a danger to public morals amid a crowd of about 200 teens, warning that dancing to its rhythms will not be tolerated in Santan Cruz in the future. The remark frames a growing crackdown on youth nightlife and music styles.
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Santan Cruz
Pallee
al Huntsman
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