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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
6
A fragmentary медley of political commentary argues neglect of older citizens may push them toward political action. It cites unnamed figures and candidates who offer cash promises as a lure, warning that such tactics threaten national economic stability and integrity.
Elizabeth Kare 82 died at home near Enon after marrying Amita Ross in 1908. Services set for High Point Church with burial in church cemetery. Also included are livestock price listings and market notes from St. Louis and Kansas City, plus a Washington update on Ike summoning House leaders to discuss foreign aid cuts and White House plans for talks tonight.
The document records a July WAVES reunion plan in Missouri with city resolutions authorizing plans, specifications, and cost estimates for street improvements on Miller Street and Vetter Lane, street intersections, and related paving. It notes publication requirements and city clerk duties, plus details on funding responsibility and notices.
Sincere thanks to those kind during bereavement. Special appreciation to Rev Thomas W Nelson and Thorpe J Gordon Funeral Home. Gratitude for assistance with memorials and offerings. Monuments and unrelated ads clutter the page with business notices and services.
New York court judge reserved decision on Sobell appeal for a new trial. Sobell, sentenced to long prison term, and co defendant Ethel Rosenberg case referenced. Officials noted Supreme Court had called Sobell's appeal for review after defense argued perjured testimony influenced verdict.
CBS broadcast features Kens Wsh and Sten WEDNESDAN with a rare parade TV segment. The listing highlights a focused show on domestic interest and entertainment styles. Viewers are invited to watch for the week’s programming lineup and guest appearances.
June 9 schedule lists Adventure News and Weather Roundups with sports highlights. Notable items include college theater, a Weather Camera segment, and late night sports recaps featuring university teams and entertainers.
The article reports Carpenter denying pressure from party leaders to withdraw from the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Blair Jr. also denies pressure, noting no agreement or outside coercion. Carpenter, in Kansas City for a medical check, cites his doctor and timing of results, with no plans until results are known.
United Nations, New York A sweeping Security Council vote dismissed the current drive but Day Hammarskjold signals a renewed effort to ease tensions between Israel and Arab neighbors. He aims to keep momentum toward peace after a week of limited progress and arms accords compliance.
Radio listings detail June 5 1955 programs across networks AWOS and HWOS with Top Ten hits and weather updates. Notable entries include Detroit broadcasts, news slots at 8 45 PM and 9 PM, plus a forecast segment noting farm weather, temperatures, and market news. late evening notes include Detroit area reports and national headlines.
Mrs. Oscar Davis, 44, a former Callaway County resident and former Miss Isabelle Triest, died in Muskogee Oklahoma. She and husband Oscar Davis lived in Tebbetts for years before moving to Oklahoma. Survived by three sons, one daughter, one grandson and two great grandchildren. Funeral and burial in Muskogee.
April personal income at a 317 billion annual rate, up from March 941.5 billion and February 519.3 billion. Farm income rose to 44.0 billion, the highest since November, with four months of the year showing about 14.3 billion annualized farm earnings. Wages and salaries plus proprietors and other income increased by roughly 1 billion dollars in April, continuing a monthly gain trend.
A bank employee Walter Mason faces a tainted past as daughter Kathy plans a wedding while a snobbish mother warns them. The Blank Wall on KACG TV at 9 40 p m spins a tale of hush money, a reformed butler, and a family torn by fear and ambition.
About 300 people attended a Callaway County Women’s Democratic meeting. Speakers included Rev. Gines Avery of Troy and Tatney Barnes of Mexico, both candidates for the Democratic nomination for state senator. E. Maite, director of the State Departments of Revenue, served as principal speaker.
George Albert Bunch of 123 McCarly Street Lawrence Kansas is among 159 graduates approved for degrees by the Graduate School of the University of Kansas. Bunch earned a Master of Science in Education as part of yesterday’s university commencement exercises.
A lengthy hospital admissions column from the Daily Record lists numerous patients and accompanying names associated with St. Marys Hospital and other addresses. Entries mention Mr. and Mrs., names like Nadine Koeller, Ciara Pauck, Grace Kerase, Edith Balon, Carolyn Klug, Elva Vuancaster, Minnie Holleravich, Elizabeth Ann Wirght, Elizabeth Hise, Nancy Jay, Telly Jean Hothove, and many others. The report notes admissions occurring Monday and references events at St. Marys Hospital and statewide chiropractic events, with mentions of a notable Chicago roster addition related to Red Grange’s yard record.
In New York trading, the market edged up about a point with narrow gains and many stocks hovering near small highs. Metals, chemicals and oils saw stronger demand while aviation and utilities remained steady or little changed.
About 200 demonstrators in Damascus protested outside the information center claiming its library holds a music book containing the Israeli national anthem. A student delegation met Interior Minister as others remained outside.
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