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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1964

Page

6

Builder Pressures to Buy Sun Valley Land Firm

A New Orleans builder testified in the Hoffa fraud trial that he was asked to buy the Sun Valley land development near Orlando Florida in 1960 in a scheme linked to Hoffa. Prosecutors say Hoffa invested Teamster pension funds and sought help to bail out the project while misusing loan security for the Fontainebleau Hotel.

Chicago New Orleans Sun Valley, Inc Florida Teamster Orail James R. Hoffa Hoffa Teamster Warren Rose Teamster Pension Fund Benjamin Dranow Dranow Detroit Rose Cranon Cranow

Former Suffragette Day Dies in Connecticut

Katharine Seymour Day, 94, lifelong suffragist who helped preserve Mark Twain's Hartford home, once rode on horseback across neighborhoods to rally support for women's voting rights. She descended from Thomas Hooker and was related to the Beecher family in Hartford.

Hartford Conn Katharine Seymour Day Mark Twain Harriet Beecher Stowe Miss Day Thomas Hooker Beecher

Exile Leader Vows Return To Cuba Soon

Cuban exile leader Manuel Ray, captured on a Caribbean island after missing a rendezvous with Castro, vows he will reach Cuba soon. Ray, 39, says the destination remains Cuba and cites wartime conditions delaying his infiltration plan. He and seven companions were fined and ordered deported by Bahamian authorities.

Cuba Nassau Bahamas Manuel Ray Caribbean Ray Miami Fidel Castro Havana Fulgencio Batista Revolutionary Junta

Weather Bureau tracks potential tropical storm in Gulf

The Weather Bureau reports a weak tropical low in the south Gulf of Mexico about 400 miles southwest of Miami could become a tropical storm tonight. An Air Force reconnaissance plane from Hunter AFB was set to probe the disturbance. Peak winds reached 35 mph, below the 39 mph threshold for a storm, as the low moves north. Havana radio notes heavy rains in western Pinar del Rio for 30 hours, disrupting tobacco and sugar cuts.

Miami Fla Weather Bureau Gulf of Mexico Air Force Hunter Air Force Base Savannah Havana Radio Pinar del Rio Tobacico

Time magazine banned by Philippine Post Office

Manila AP report says the Philippine Post Office refused the current issue of Time magazine, citing a reproduction of Goya's The Naked Maja as obscene under postal law. The magazine carried the painting in connection with the New York World's Fair exhibit.

Belarmino Navarro Time

Church Official to Speak at First Christian Church Services

The Rev. Clifton McCoy of Columbia district Six Association of Christian Churches will guest speak at 8:30 and 10:50 a.m. services. Native of Virginia with a Lexington Bible College degree, he has pastored in Roanoke Bassett Washington Danville and Lexington and now serves 95 churches in 14 counties. His Sunday topic is To Such Belongs the Kingdom.

Clifton McCoy Columbia District Six Association of Christian Churches First Christian Church McCoy Virginia College of the Bible Lexington Bethany Christian Church Roanoke Bassett Washington, D. .C Danville

Highlights In History Chronicle

Highlights of notable events across years include George C. Marshall launching the Marshall Plan at Harvard in 1947, Adam Smith born in 1723, Augusta, Georgia captured in 1781, the 1848 Wisconsin Legislature forming, 1917 draft registration over 10.5 million, Tiber crossing in 1944, Dulles warning France and Italy in 1959, Adenauer renouncing a presidency in 1953, desegregation at Ole Miss in 1962, and a Nepal royal visit ending in France with Mahendra and Queen Ratna departing.

Associated Press George C. Marshall Harvard University Adam Smith Augusta Wisconsin Tiber River John Foster Dulles France Italy U.S European Defense Command Konrad Adenauer University of Mississippi

Goldwater Sees Narrow Path To Nomination This Year

The piece compares Goldwater’s 500 to 600 delegate hopes with Taft’s 1952 bid and notes possible strategies to hinder him, including a late setup to deny him the convention majority. It recalls Dewey Lodge and Brownell moves that cut Taft’s delegates and warns similar tactics could arise to stop Goldwater, though public sentiment may resist such maneuvers.

Rockefeller Taft-Hisenhower GOP Goldwater Taft Ike California Eisenhower Tom Dewey Henry Cabot Lodge Herbert Brownell Texas Goodwin A. (Goody) Knight Barry Jbeat

Kansas Viet Nam Officer Ralph G. Redmond Identified

Army identifies Lt. Ralph G. Redmond of Topeka Kansas as the officer killed in Vietnam by a land mine explosion. His widow Mrs Willette L Redmond and his mother Mrs Letitia Redmond, both of Topeka, are named.

Washington Ralph G. Redmond Topeka Kan Army Viet Nam Willette L. Redmond Letitia Redmond

Afghan premier departs Moscow after Soviet medical care

Moscow Reuters reports Afghan Prime Minister Mohammed Yousuf left the Soviet Union for home Thursday following medical treatment received during his stay in the USSR.

Moscow Reuters Mohammed Yousuf Afghanistan Soviet Union

Mansfield Leads Attack Senate Over Cartwheel Silver Dollars

In Washington the Senate readied a poetic clash over silver dollars as Sen. Mike Mansfield led a verse filled assault on the east. He warned Westerners will keep fighting until cartwheel dollars fill pockets and belts.

Chicago Tribune-Press Service Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Mont Senate Democratic Mansfield Treasury Department Milward Simpson Wyo

Honduras Missionary Speaker at Lohman church

The Rev. Harold Hurst, a missionary to Honduras, will be guest speaker during morning worship at Memorial Baptist Church. Pastor Rev. Robert E. Werner announced a time change with services moved to 10 a.m. Sunday.

Harold Hurst Honduras Memorial Baptist Church Robert E. Werner

Bible School Display Scheduled Sunday

An open house is scheduled from 9 15 a m to 10 a m Sunday at St John s Lutheran Church in Lohman for display of Vacation Bible School projects. The annual Bible School was conducted during the week with an attendance of 44 children. Theme of the session was Great Heroes of the New Testament.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Lohman

German to Head New NATO Unit

NATO announced a new international strategic planning staff to be headed by West German Maj. Gen. Ernst Ferber. The four deputy directors will come from the United States Italy the Netherlands and France with Italy’s deputy also serving as vice-director. The standing group of the U S Britain and France remains unchanged and staff members will serve in an international capacity.

Reuters Paris North Atlantic Treaty Organization Ernst Ferber Washington United States Britain France NATO U.S Italy Netherlands

NATO changes broaden participation in planning and policy

An official announcement states that adopted changes will widen involvement by officers from nonstanding group nations in the preparation of NATO military plans and policies, expanding capacity for periods of two to three years.

NATO

British Blue Streak Rocket Is Launched

ADELAIDE Australia AP After four launch failures in two weeks Britain's Blue Streak rocket rose from the Woomera Range but fell 209 miles short of its 1 000 mile target The 90 ton rocket abandoned as a strategic weapon in 1960 is being developed to supply the first stage of a rocket to send aloft satellites in 1967 or 1968 for the nine nation European Space Research Organization

Adelaide Australia Britain Woomera European Space Research Organization

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