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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
6
Mrs Annie J River of near Linn dies at Jefferson City hospital at 6 am. She was 72.
Funeral services for Burrows Sanders, who died in Colorado Springs at age 64, will be at 10 30 am Wednesday at a Jefferson City funeral home. The Rev G Nelson Duke will preside. Sanders, born April 4 1908 in New Bloomfield, leaves a wife Marguerite Schmidt and children Carol J Sanders and Grace Mantle, plus a brother and two sisters. Burial in Riverview Cemetery near Linn follows at Fairview Christian Church cemetery.
A dense listing of radio program times, shows, and segments for KWOS including news, weather, sports, markets, and music blocks. Mentions multiple hosts such as Johnny Maevesig, Cedric Foster, and Loral News, with programs spanning morning to late evening across various themes and segments.
Fragmented OCR listing shows a daily schedule with blocks for news weather markets farms and various programs. Entries reference Sico counts RFD Missouri party line trading reports and musical segments with Mackey hosts across several time slots.
Leonard Schreck Sr. 83 of Tipton died Sunday at Boone County Hospital after a two day stay. A retired farmer, he had lived in Booneville rest home the past five years. Born Fortuna May 12, 1883 he was married in 1907 to Leona Siodgell who died in 1930. Survived by sons Virgil Schreck of Tipton and Leonard Schreck Jr. of Lake View Heights, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. George R. Igo, burial in Tipton Masonic Cemetery.
A kitchen tip suggests cooking frozen artichoke hearts per package directions then chilling. Combine with mixed greens and French dressing at serving time for enhanced flavor.
A dense TV grid shows morning to late night programs across networks. Listings include Today Show CBS News Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Jeopardy The Doctors Guiding Light News Weather and prime time fare like Lost Treasure The Big Valley and Combat with regional weather updates and sports roundups.
Readers are presented with a series of bidding scenarios from a bridge column. Each position outlines hands and asks what to bid, followed by expert recommendations such as jumping to game in spades or choosing a three no trump depending on vulnerability and hand shape.
In San Francisco AP reports George Caleb Bing fired Frankenstein, the painting titled Boatmen on cisco Chronicle, was found. An art historian confirmed its authenticity, declaring the work the property of George Bergin of La Jolla California.
U S unemployment rose from 3.7 to 4 percent in May, its largest increase in two years, with 140000 more jobless and 2.9 million unemployed. Officials say higher student summer job activity explains much of the rise, not a turn downward in overall economic momentum.
A fragment from a state level tea meeting hints at plans and schedules. Minimal readable items show discussions on event timing and participant roles, with officials named in the readable lines.
Daily data show temperatures and precipitation with 60 at noon and 45 low before. Birth announcements list a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gerhard Schmitz and a son to Mr and Mrs John Kise and other hospital notes from St Marys Hospital and Memorial Hospital incl listings of residents in nearby towns.
A weather note shows a 29.50 barometer rising and humidity at 56 percent with wind speeds near Memorisi Airport. In New York trading, stock prices fell late in the day with the industrial average down, volume around 4.4 million shares, and big names like IBM, Xerox, and RCA lower amid profit worries and rising unemployment.
Weather and river data fragment shows Alma moving toward Cuba with sunrise and sunset times and several river stage readings for Lake of the Ozarks Boonville Jefferson Hermann number rises. The coinage reads as a clipped local bulletin with incomplete figures and place names.
A dense wire-style bulletin lists temperatures for many cities, then shifts to stock market and livestock notes from Chicago and Kansas City. It mentions hurricane activity in the Caribbean affecting cattle, hogs, calves, and sheep pricing, with sporadic quotes on fair and poor conditions for various grades and weights.
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a grant of 297,664 dollars to the Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corp. in Columbia. Saturday auction notices list antiques and household goods sales at Civic League Hall, with details of locations and auctioneers. The page includes legal notices, classifieds, and local business ads.
The Supreme Court ruled Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard did not receive a fair trial in Marilyn Sheppard slaying. Justice Tom C. Clark announced the decision reversing a Cincinnati appeals ruling, sending the case back to Ohio federal court to determine retrial or release within a reasonable time. Justice Hugo L. Black noted a dissent.
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