Judge Delivers Knock to Subdue Prisoner in Court
In Kansas City Kansas a 44 year old prisoner Richard Barton resisted a contempt citation and vowed not to go to jail. Judge Harry G Miller Jr. stepped down from the bench and delivered a punch to aid deputies who restrained Barton as bailiff Frank Callahan and undersheriff Louis Sandle helped cuff him. Deputy Duane Huckaby and others assisted, returning the judge to the bench after the incident.
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Kansas City
Kan
Richard Barton
Barton
Harry G. Miller Jr
Frank Callahan
Louis R. Spandle
Miller
Sheriff's Office
Duane Huckaby
Callahan
Missouri civil rights report urges broader protections
The report proposes extending the FEP law to apprenticeships and creating a minority group section in the Division of Employment Security to educate employers about discrimination. It calls for blocking public meetings held by agencies that discriminate, forming more local civil rights commissions, and removing race references from statutes. It notes Missouri’s tourism is strong but warns Black travelers still face uncertainty for meals and lodging.
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FEP
Division of Employment Security
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Missouri
Nassau concept warned as security flaw at flights
Immigration Director findings blast the Nassau concept as a farce with inspectors rushed to process travelers at the airport. The report cites undated stamps, reuse of envelopes, and lack of privacy, urging the system be abandoned and rebuilt to curb security risks. It notes high visas slipping through, burglar Tools found in coin lockers, and a notorious Canadian hood boarding a New York flight the night of a Liston Clay bout. It warns of further details in later columns.
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Nassau
U.S
Customs and Immigration
Klein's
Union Square
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Richard Burton
Heigh-Ho
America
Toronto
Canada
New York
USA
Inca Empire Divided Into Four Quarters
Peruvian history notes that five centuries ago the Inca realm was partitioned into Tahuantinsuyu or Land of the Four Quarters, reflecting a centralized administration across highland and coastal regions. The term described governance, territory, and cultural unity under the Inca.
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Peru
Seafaring marriages warned may not be binding
Washington AP The Seafarers Union warns lovers that sea weddings by ship captains may not be legally binding. The AFL CIO maritime affairs unit notes law varies by flag state port registry and federal rules require logging marriages but do not grant captains authority to wed.
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Washington
Navn
New York
U.S
GOP battle reshapes path to 1964 nomination
Goldwater leads with 446 votes while Rockefeller trails at 209 short of the 655 needed for nomination. Rockefeller avoids mentioning Goldwater at a Long Island fundraising dinner as Nixon in Garden City weighs a potential ticket pairing with Scranton. Scranton dismisses any VP bid unless drafted at the convention by delegates. Polls deem GOP chances slim, but Nixon sees potential for a Goldwater-Scranton pairing if he stays out or is drafted.
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Goldwater
Rockefeller
California
Suffolk County
Huntington Station
Long Island
Nixon
Garden City
Steven B. Deraunian
Ri.y
Scranton
Harrisburg
Johnson
New Hampshire
Oregon
Goldwater-Scranton
Symington Praises Prosperity and Kennedy Era Military Rise
Senator Symington lauded U.S. prosperity under Kennedy and Johnson while warning that economic gains must not overshadow national security. He noted Missouri’s 58 convention votes, all expected for Johnson, with 78 delegates and 22 at large to be chosen, including key at-large votes for Truman, Dalton, and Senators Symington and Long.
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United States
Symington
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Missouri
Atlantic City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mark Holloran
St. Louis
Sallie Hailey
Arrow Rock
Harry S. Truman
John M. Dalton
U.S
Stuart Symington
Edward V. Long
Boone County Hearnes Honor Dinner in Columbia
Warren E Hearnes, Democrat gubernatorial hopeful, will be honored at a Boone County Democrats dinner in the Daniel Boone Hotel in Columbia. The event at 6 30 p m invites all county candidates and plans a major speech from Hearnes.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Columbia
Boone County
Daniel Boone Hotel
Hearnes
Sandwiches and drinks listed for carry out in Reef area
Prices for sandwiches and soft drinks shown as 1.50 1.15 1.35 1.10 with a Wind contact number 626-9970 for carry out orders at Pork Reef.
D Day veterans recall 1944 invasion role and Aftermath
D Day remarks say the United States did not intend to impose a government on France and De Gaulle stayed cool to Allied commemorations after learning of the invasion timing. John Lee and Robert Murphy will reenact their 1944 jumps near St Mere Eglise, joined by William Tucker. Lee and Murphy, both veterans and professionals from Massachusetts, emphasize the changing memory of war as they recall Beuzeville au Plain and St Mere Eglise daylight moves.
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Ivelt
United States
de Gaulle
Britain
Mont Valerian
Paris
John Lee
Robert Murphy
St. Mere-Eglise
Lee
Worcester
Mass
Murphy
Westwood
William Tucker
Athol
Interstate Commerce Commission
Beuzevilleau Plain
Tucker
Corley Won't Seek New Term
ST. LOUIS AP The Republican National Committee man from Missouri will not seek re election to end party discord Francis Corley said Thursday his departure should quiet the persistent unity problem He had not endorsed a successor but Walter Ploeser of St Louis County has strong support Delegates at the GOP state convention in St Louis on June 12 will choose Corleys successor His term ends with the Republican national convention in San Francisco in July.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Francis Corley
Lonvention
Corley
San Francisco
Midwest
Massachusetts
Missouris
Boston
Passamaquoddy Bay
Missouri River
Tte
Kennedy Speech Outlines U S Future and Campaign Stakes
Senator Kennedy urges Missouri voters to back progress over extremism in November. He argues federal support fuels urban renewal, dams, and power, cites rising personal incomes and falling unemployment since 1960, and defends Kennedy Johnson policies while challenging Goldwater. He warns global leadership hinges on domestic jobs, Midwestern development, and allied trust.
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Missouri
Kennedy
Johnson
Massachusetts
Applachia
Signs of 1960s Missouri campaign bustle at hotel rally
Convention for four professions of undying friendship fills a hotel lobby as banners for Warren Hearnes Hilary Bush Joe Jaeger Jr Trimble and Anderson mingle with signs for mayor and attorney general hopefuls. Bar endorses John M Cave for circuit judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit in Fulton highlighting his legal career.
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Joe
Joseph Jaeger Jr
Bush
Warren
Warren Hearnes
Anderson
Trimble
Hearnes
Hilary Bush
Cave
John M. Cave
Fulton
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Callaway County Bar Association
Missouri
Firm vows support for Owensville plants and workers
O'Sullivan Industries plans a $137,000 building expansion but has raised only about $80,000. The firm, which makes metal and wood cabinets for appliance manufacturers, employs about 250 people with a $550,000 payroll and $2 million in annual sales. The Owensville Industrial Corp. is praised for cooperation, and future moves would include helping employees relocate if needed while minimizing employment disruption in Owensville and Moberly.
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O'Sullivan
Owensville Industrial Corp
Owensville
O’sullivan
Moberly
Shepley Schedules Breakfast for GOP Delegates
Ethan Shepley Republican governor candidate hosts a breakfast June 12 for 1600 Republican State Convention delegates in St. Louis at the Chase Hotel. The week includes coffee gatherings, a Brantley open house, a Balwit coffee, a Southside Citizens meeting, and a Friday breakfast with delegates followed by the convention. Saturday features an address to the Missouri Credit Union League at William Woods College in Fulton.
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Ethan Shepley
St. Louis
Chase Hotel
Shepley
Jules Orabka
St. Louis County
Mas
Charles Brantley
Grace Balwit
Ohmer
Jefferson City Post Tribune publisher details and rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists editors and publishers MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. GOSHORN and MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. WELDON with William H. Weldon as president and Joseph G. Majersky as editor. It notes publication daily except Saturday from 1210 Monroe Street and provides subscription rates by region, including Missouri counties and outside Missouri, plus AP affiliation and circulation details.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
R.L. Rose
Excc
Pres. & Gan
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Magazine Group Lacks Card
Chamber of Commerce officials report complaints of residents targeted by magazine subscription scams. Telemarketers use local names as ID and promise magazines for postage, but sign contracts demanding over 70 dollars. Blue Card verification, issued by the Chamber with city officials, flags reputable firms and protects residents.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson City
Men’s Garden Club Plants Grounds at Hospital
The Jefferson City Men’s Garden Club will beautify Community Memorial Hospital grounds by planting flowers from member William H. Tellman’s garden. Club president K. K. Johnson called for volunteers to carry out the project after a recent meeting at Tellman’s home. guests included Professor A. J. Busby of Lincoln University, Clarence E. Billings, and Arthur Fischer.
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Men’s Garden Club
Jefferson City
Community Memorial Hospital
William H. Tellman
Tellman
K. K. Johnson
A. J. Busby
Lincoln University
Clarence E. Billings
Boonville Road
Arthur Fischer
Route 2
Shepleyette Group Forms to Back Governor Candidate
A women’s group called the Shepleyettes organizes to support Ethan Shepley for governor. They will attend rallies, lead singing, wear red white and blue costumes, and cheer at events. Executive director is Mrs. Kathleen Sattler with an eight member committee including Mrs. Charlene Bry and Mrs. Zelia Herrington.
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Io Support
Shepley
Zelia Herrington
Dana Harris
Niki Junker
Ellen Dubinsky
Herrington
Harris
City of
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Superintendents Elect Paul Hale as 1964 President
The Missouri Association on County School Superintendents elected Paul A Hale of Springfield president for 1964 representing the Southwest District, succeeding Howard Leech. Mrs Pearl McKee of Fayette was elected first vice president, John Black of Farmington secretary, Moss McDonald of Versailles treasurer. The meeting adjourned at noon with the fall planning session planned for October and date to be set by the State Department of Education.
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Missouri Association On
Paul Allen
Hale
Springfield
Howard Leech
Pearl McKee
Fayette
John Black
Farmington
Moss McDonald
Versailles
State Department of Education
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Bob Richter
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Clyde
Pes Wee) Williams
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Golf Ranch
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River Brieze
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Pork Reef
Rocky Mountain
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Southeast Asia
Sen. Goldwater
South Vietnam
Cooperative
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
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Core
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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J.C. Run
Molly Bee
Richard Beymerk
Cindy Caro
James Darren
Gidget
Rome
Shawn
Paul Hale
Arris Pizza Place
High Dial
Sun
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Arama
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