Balance in State Coffers Exceeds Expectations
State fiscal year closes with receipts surpassing estimates. May 31 balance tops $42 million. Gov Dalton cites June outlook at 18 to 20 million spend and 48 receipts. overall year receipts total about $235 million against $235 million estimate. Disbursements for 1961-63 approach $276.7 million with $37.6 million still to pay. Expectations of a $30 million surplus noted, shaping legislative reserve debates.
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John M. Dalton
Dalton
Legislature stalls Dalton DUI testing bill in committee
The House Judiciary Committee killed Gov. John M. Dalton’s key traffic safety measure for chemical testing of suspected drunken drivers by an 11 to 13 vote. Chairman Lynn E. Ewing said further investigation is needed after noting possible vote discrepancies. The committee comprises all House members who are attorneys.
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Page
House Judiciary Committee
John M. Dalton
Lynn EK. Ewing
D-Vernon County
House
Missouri Governor Praises State Growth At MU Commencement
Governor John M. Dalton told the University of Missouri 121st June commencement crowd of more than 2,000 graduates that Missouri’s position as a leading industrial state is brightening. He cited boosts in manufacturing, education spending, and university expansion, noting funding increases since 1935 and new campuses in St. Louis and Kansas City. The event honored Hallmark founder Joyce Hall and other distinguished figures with honorary degrees as ROTC commissions were granted to over 90 grads. Cole County awarded degrees to 26 students across business, education, engineering, arts, and journalism fields.
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T Columbia
Missouri
Missouri Valley
John M. Dalton
University of Missouri
Dalton
University
St.Louis
Kansas City
Joyce C. Hall
iHallmark Cards, Inc
Fred ‘N. Briges
College of Agriculture
Davis
University of California
James W. McAfee
St. Louis
Union Eclectric Co
Charles S. Singleton
Johns Hopkins University
Elmer Ellis
U.S. Armed Services
Columbia
Cole County
Joan E. Bruegging
Houchin St
Frances Jean Cox
Esmerine
Mary Beth Doll
Mo Jreau
Malcolm 3B. Epstein
Green Berry Rd
Marie E. Gibbs
E. High
Holman Thankful After Supreme Court Appointment Ceremony
Holman, newly appointed to Missouri Supreme Court, thanked Randolph County lawyers and his family. Richardson urged judicial independence amid legislative influence. Gov. Dalton and Mrs. Dalton attended the ceremony as Holman expressed gratitude to supporters who elected him and endorsed his circuit judge bids.
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Missouri State Bar Association
Missouri
Holman
Supreme Court
Richardson
Randolph County
Judicial Commission
Gov. Dalton
Mrs. Dalton
Patrol urged to take new duties with more men
Waggoner says Legislature considers adding 95 patrol staffers to cover Troops A C and D in Kansas City Kirkwood and Springfield. If approved 25 to Springfield 40 to St Louis and rest to Kansas City. Interstate routes require double manpower per side for safety. Plans to send patrols into North Kansas City and schedule meetings Monday amid rising traffic toward St Joseph. Kansas City fatalities have doubled. ramps on interstates remain a major concern.
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Waggoner
Kansas City
Kirkwood
Springfield
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Legal Notices Summary
Hospital admissions list includes numerous individuals with addresses across Missouri towns such as Morrison, Vienna, Elden, Holts Summit, and Sedalia, with entries noting names like Charles E. Still Emil Berkemeyer and others. The page also reports court actions including fines for careless driving and several civil suits with judgments, plus marriage licenses for multiple couples including Luis Leocadio Gonzalez and Georgina Suarez.
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Charles E. Still Emil Berkemeyer
Morrison
William Scheulen
Loose Creek
Helen West
Vienna
Walter Reichel
Freeburg
Ruth Hull
Elden
Westhues Honored Judge Recalls Long Legal Career
Missouri jurist Westhues retires from the Supreme Court after decades of service beginning as city attorney in Jefferson City and rising to the high court, praised for honesty, justice, and clarity. Colleagues cite his prolific opinions and dedication while noting plans to remain as special commissioner. Five day forecast resumes with Missouri temperatures and scattered showers.
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Cole County
Andreae
Orville W. Richardson
St. Louis
Missouri State Bar Association
Westhues
Jefferson City
Fourteenth
Circuit
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court
C. A. Leedy Jr
Tre
Eager
Missouri
Police chief outlines city traffic duties and crime aid
Waggoner says officers would focus on city traffic but also assist with crime problems. He notes much criminal activity centers on main highways and that deputies would be involved in criminal cases as well.
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Waggoner
Miss Wilberta Linsenbardt Finalist In National Queen Test
Miss Wilberta Linsenbardt 20, Jefferson City, a University of Missouri junior, is regional winner and one of 12 national finalists for the National College Queen pageant. She will travel to New York for forums and judging by more than 40 national judges, with the winner to be named June 16. She is a journalism major and Delta Gamma member, attending under the VA program.
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Wilberta Linsenbardt
Jefferson City
Robert Go Anderson
Highway 50 East
Missouri
Linsenbardt
University of Missouri
New York City
Miss Linsenbardt
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Miss Linsenhardt
Manhattan
Great Plains College
Europe
Journalism Students Association
Sigma Epsilon Sigma
Delta Gamma Social Sorority
Delta Gamma Sorority
New York
York
Betsy Talbot Blackwell
Mademoiselle Magazine
George K. Evans
Prentice-Hall Publishers
Carol Brook
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Basil Harrison
Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia
Bruce Downes
Popular Photography
Sally Swing Shelley
Unesco
United Nations
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
Tribune
Post
Robert C. Gos
IORN
William H. Weldon
William J, Weldon
L, Robe
Exec
Gam Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monros Street
Absociated Press
Associated Press
Missouri 4Bc
Alunday
Carmar
Cola
United States
Audit Bureau of Chowlatona
Kennedy plans Hawaii stop on coast-to-coast tour
President Kennedy expands North American defense tour adding a Hawaii stop. He will fly from Los Angeles to Honolulu Saturday, spend Sunday with mayors, return to Washington Monday, visiting two campuses and five military bases, watching Pacific naval exercises from an aircraft carrier, and attending two Democratic events in Los Angeles.
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North American Air Defense Command
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
California
Washington
Hawaii
Kennedy
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Pacific
Democratic Party
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Robert G. Russell
Green Berry
Ronald R. Salmons
Barbara R. Schwartz
Forest Hill
Brent A. Scott
Houchin
Qwen E. Thompson
W. McCarty
Barbara G. Topp
Melvyn J. Weiss
Josephine R. Wright
Lincoln University
James A. Alley
Henley
Ace Dinning
Rathskeller
Slim
Daily Record
Martin Oswald
Perryville
Robert Marsh
Holts Summit
Warren Helton
Betty Jean Holt
Donna June Lancaster
Doris Robinson
Isom
Gertrude Dallas
W. High St
Timothy Scheidt
St. Mary's
Mary Weis
Washington Terrace Apts
Marvin Lieneke
Chamouis
Nicklin Alberts
Highway 54
David Spicer
Bald Hill Rd
Memorial Hospital
Edward Rustemeyer
Linn
Charles BE
Still Hospital
James J. Herzing
Edwin Dulle
Jefferson Body and Frame Works
Jerry Tellman
Cliff Schnieders
Ted Hart
Fred Schnieders
Wallan
Schnieders
Fred Sexauer
Wallan and Schnieders Window Specialists
L. B. Pratt
Luis Leocadio Gonzalez
Houston
Georgina Suarez
Donald Ferguson
Linda Sue Criswell
New Bloomfield
Stanley Walter Bungart
Patricia Ann Miller
Capitol Theatre
Debbie
Debbie Reynolds
Clf Robertson
David Janssen
Richard Diamond
Arris Pizza Palace
High Dial
Gregory Peck
Thunder Road
Robert Mitchum
Cape Fear
Witte Polly Bergen
Frank Sinatra
Janet Leigh
United Artists
J.C
iPeice
Capvene Jane Fdaane Baxter
Barbara Straw
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