Eisenhower Honors West Point Dead With Classmates
President Eisenhower joined 1915 classmates at West Point to honor fallen cadets. He toured the West Point Museum and Thayer Monument before a series of events including a wreath laying by Maj. Gen. Henry Hodges Jr. and an alumni luncheon. The visit precedes tomorrow's graduation address for 469 second lieutenants.
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West Point
Eisenhower
U. S. Military Academy
Thayer Monument
Eisehhower
Janes A. van Fieet
Henry C. Hodges Jr
Academy
Hodges
Washington Mall
Dlssmites
Old Stone Inn
Benarrives
Adic
Natty
Rebels Surrender To Diem's Troops
In Saigon hundreds of Hou Hao rebels surrendered to Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's army as government sources report. An attack on Gen Tran Van Saal’s private force near the Rassac River ferries drew off many rebels, with Saal's strength estimated around five thousand. Reinforcements arrived when General Lam Thash Nenxen yielded 2,509 troops, aiding the nationwide push to absorb Hoa Hea units into national forces.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Dieu
Tran van Saal
West Viet Nam
Rassac
Saai
Lam Thash Nenxen
Hon Hag
National
Diem
Brazito Youth Pleads Guilty to Theft Charge
Brazito youth Cueney Graham, 17, pleaded guilty in Magistrate Court to stealing $17 from a Brazito service station and admitting taking $21 on two other occasions. Magistrate Foster Wheatley deferred sentence to June 1, with release on bond. Graham was caught by a station employee while allegedly taking money from a sale. The same day Judge Wheatley sentenced West Virginia men John B. Clay, 20, and Charles Leo Bennett, 24, to 10 days each in Cole County Jail for vagrancy.
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Cueney Tee Graham
Yavite
Brazite
State Highway Patrol
Foster
Wheatly
Son Honor Apes
Graham
West Virginia
John B. Clay
Charles Leo Bennett
Cole County
Weather in Jefferson City and Central Missouri Mostly Cloudy
Jefferson City and central Missouri expect mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunder quickly. Temperatures dip to around 60 tonight with Tuesday highs in the upper sixties to low seventies. Rainfall amounts are light, with several forecasts indicating possible showers later in the week.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Speed Is Main Cause of Five Auto Accidents
The State Highway Patrol reports five Sunday crashes on Central Missouri highways, four single car incidents linked to excessive speed. Injuries occurred to Paul Byrd and Georgia Byrd among others in a Cedar City area crash on Highway 40 1.8 miles west of Kingdom City.
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State Highway Patrol
Missouri
Highway 40
Kingdom City
Paul Byrd
Georgia Byrd
Birdie Hannah
St. Louis
Byrd
Homer Lee Wright
Mexico
Audrain County
Wrent
Delphin Patrick Casey
Normandy
Columbia
Paul William Smith
Cedar City
Mway
Sim R
Boone County
U.S 40
Huebert Henry Forsee
Centralia
Talleville
Callide
Lake Rona
Lake
Rost
Bag-1
Hell Dam
Fred Earl Doty
Sedalia
Sydney E. Eakins
Doty
Eakins
Judy Eakins
Wellington Winghang Cheung
Eyer Bumpaardner
Fulton
U. S. 40
Callaway County
Cheung
Bump Machner
Delinquent Youths in Soviet Press Spark Postwar Alarm
The Soviet press notes rising juvenile delinquency among children of respected citizens, with gangs terrorizing schools and neighborhoods in Leningrad and Moscow. Reports cite lenient parental control, Western influences, and incidents where youths imitate American figures, signaling concern among party elders for the future.
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Communist Party
United States
Leningrad
Komsomolsksya Pravda
Comimunists
Moscow
iPublic School
S. I. Khrysalov
Buffalo Judge in DeLapp Trial Opens in Missouri Court
A Cole County judge was removed from the DeLapp murder trial and Buffalo Judge James Hawkins was assigned to hear proceedings in Jackson County Circuit Court. Jury selection began but faced removal challenges and a call for more panelists as defense and prosecution argued about prejudice and the death penalty. Prosecutor Janis Riley is aided by John Ewing Jr. in this high‑profile case tied to the Missouri penitentiary riot.
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Kansas City
Cole County
Sam Clair
Don William
DeLapp
Jackson
James P. Hawkins
Buffalo
Blair
Godfrey Parkora
Padberg
St Lovie
Fu Keyes
Jefferson City
Janis TV
Riley
John Ewing Jr
Allarney
Jackson County
Dr Lopys
Missouri State Penitentiary
Convret
Walker Lee Donnell
Lin DeLapy
Avite
Wesses
State Highway Patrol
City Council to Hold Routine Meeting Tonight
City officials say routine business will dominate the monthly council session. Two rezoning actions are on the agenda, including Cottage Lane and Beck Street between Highway 30 West and St Marys Boulevard. a public hearing will consider rezoning a lot in the Ticker subdivision from two family to multiple dwelling district.
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Cottage Lane
Gordon
Houch- In
Beck Street
Highway 30
St. Mary's Boulevard
Speeding Fines Reach 825 in Jefferson City
Jefferson City police report 10 motorists paid speeding fines totaling 825 dollars since a mid May crackdown. radar checks led to most tickets with a list including Albert McGinty Betty Kinsel Aloysius Backes Robert Browner Johnson Ware Frank Branch William Wilson Ray Campbell John Erhart Ada Briton Garland Wisies and one more violator cited a 10 dollar fine before being nabbed in a cruiser on East Wearty Street.
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Jefferson City
Albert McGinty
Wlailer
Betty Kinsel
Hart
Aloysius Backes
Robert Browner
Centertown
Johnson Ware
E. Atchison
Frank Branch
Rt. A
Willian Wilson
Cedar City
Ray Campbell
John Erhart
W. Duanklin
Mes
Ada Briton
W. Wrigh
Garland Wisies
E. Atchison St
E. Wearty St
Twelve Subjects for Stamps Announced by Postal Head
The Postmaster General announced a new stamp series to cap denominations at 38, removing 14 older values. The 12 additions include Theodore Roosevelt on the 4 cent stamp, Woodrow Wilson on the 6 cent, Mount Vernon on 10 cent, Ben Franklin 40 cent, Susan B. Anthony 50 cent, Patrick Henry and others up to $5 with portraits and historic sites. The existing issues show Washington 1 cent, Jefferson 2 cent, Lincoln 5 cent, and Liberty designs.
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Washington
Pew
Sam.merfield
Kimmerfield
Summerfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Trent
Mount Vernon
Iecent; ‘the Alamo, Oeent; Independence Tall, 10 Cent; Monticello
Benjamin Franklin
Robert E. Lee
John Marshall
Susan B. Anthony
Patrick Henry
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
James Mon-roe
Statue of Liberty
Early turnout for Red Cross Bloodmobile at Mas ante Temple
A blood drive at Mas ante Temple on 31a E. High St reported a strong start and a larger walk-in turnout needed to reach a 175 pint one day quota. By noon and 7:30 p.m. only a fraction of staffed donors had arrived, with 48 signed up and 19 walk-ins registered before the noon tally. The event runs alongside coverage of the Big Three ministers meeting in New York and scheduled two day talks.
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Blood Mobile
Masante Temple
E. High St
Red Cross
Washington
New York
Russia
State Department
Onenth
Dulles
Blood
Samtelime
Antoine Pinay
Renaint Dbultes
Historic Pact Seen On Wage With Ford And CIO
Atlantic City reports highlight a landmark agreement between Ford and the CIO over guaranteed wages that ends a strike. The accord follows major labor talks, with both sides claiming concessions while noting broader economic implications for workers and industry stability.
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Ford and
CIO
Waitress Card Contest Planned in Cole County
Cole County hosts a waitress card contest led by Richard Tremain. Forty two business leaders will issue cards to waitresses who promote dairy industry venues. Contest runs weekly June 15, June 16 22, and June 23 29 with $5 weekly prizes and a $10 final prize for the top collector.
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Cole County
Richard Tremain
Carly Sr
Cale
Mer
Inc 29
Tremain
Tanner Voter Status Decision Looms in Kansas City
Kansas City border disputes and a board inquiry center on Rep. Joseph M. Tanner. The Ulth Ward Republican unit filed a complaint alleging Tanner is not properly registered at 1001 East With St, or that he resides at 60M the Pa in the Seth Cxy. The board will decide Tanner’s voter status as election timing tests two measures about revenue and party alignment.
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Kansas City
Joseph M. Tanner
Jackson Coun
Ulth Ward
Tanner
East
Rey Revenue
Heavy rainfall record in Missouri towns and forecast
A cold front brought 1.15 inches of rain to Jefferson City and heavier totals in Rolla and surrounding areas, part of statewide precipitation. More showers are forecast this afternoon and tonight with cooler temperatures, lows near 60, and scattered activity across northern and western Missouri.
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Couteil
Missouri
Istate
Jefferson City
Ina
Ind & Eas Vassels
Rolla
West Malden
Jamesville
St. Low
Essi
Misselonigal
Missougi
Fire Destroys Big Iron at Sunlight
A fire destroyed a large iron structure at the Sim Night Launder, 420 Brooks St, early today. Firemen stayed on scene about an hour due to rekindling fears while smoke caused damage inside the building. A chemical smell was noted and responders checked adjacent properties. The cause remains under investigation with no injuries reported.
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Sim
Brooks St
Avcording
Settlement May Set Pattern In Automotive Industry
Ford and the United Auto Workers reached a historic guaranteed wage plan and other terms. The deal could halt national walkouts involving about 68,000 Ford workers. It includes a maximum pension boost to 241 dollars monthly and extended hospital medical benefits. Reuther and Bugas touted the package as a major economic advance, while the agreement awaits ratification by Ford locals and industry-wide impact on General Motors talks continue.
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Detroit
Ford Mercy Go
CLO
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
General Motors
Rony Waller Reuther
CTO
United Auto Workers Union
Renovators
Reuther
John Bugas
Jpre
Gal
Bugas
Fort Sneals
Union newSoLkuling Committee
WavaMtech
Fume
Two Die In Moberly Area Gas Explosion
An early morning blast tore through a three room home on the outskirts of Moberly shedding debris across a wide area and injuring several. Mr and Mrs A F Bremer remained trapped in the ruins as investigators weighed gas line rupture versus other causes the blast also damaged a neighboring house and sparked a fire in East St Louis two victims identified as Frank Green and his wife Ellan were injured along with others as authorities investigated the cause and timing of the explosion.
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Moberly
Moters
A. F. Bremer
Charles Haswell
Bremer Rest
ST. Louis
IRLA
Polk
Menoic Power Co
Sas
Frank Green
Hig
Etlun
Strike ends as APL team union accepts two year deal
BELLEVILLE M I today strike by an APL Teamers Union against boiling material firms ended when the union voted to accept a two year contract. Pay increases of 16 cents an hour now and 16 cents next year are included with the national contract.
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Belleville
M. Wea
APL
Picket Lines Set At Ford Lincoln Mercury Plant
Picket lines formed at Ford Motor Lincoln Mercury Pant near Hazelwert after a walkout by about 3,900 workers. No violence reported as union Local 325 and company officials negotiated in Detroit past the midnight deadline amid overwhelming vote for potential strike.
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ST. Louis R
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
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