Market Holds Steady Amid Kennedy Death Report
Financial market activity remained firm in a session marked by cautious trading as analysts noted traders discounted rumors of Senator Kennedy’s death. Leading issues gained amid broader price strength with heavyweight stocks and tech names posting solid advances while a few notes rose modestly.
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Inmates arraigned in Magistrate Court
Three prison inmates were arraigned on separate counts in magistrate court today. Jimm y Carter and Sutherlin from Mace Reformatory faced charges of assaulting a guard during a fan argument and escaping from custody plus stealing a gun respectively. Carter has a four year Dunklin County forgery sentence and Sutherlin appeared with a separate count. Michael Duerr, another inmate, is charged with escaping from the main penitentiary. A preliminary hearing was requested and set for July 6. Also noted is the Missouri Highway Patrol traffic death log showing 3 deaths in the last 24 hours and 45 deaths this year, compared with 514 at the same point last year.
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Salary classification debate at City Council meeting
Police coverage continues page 2 as the Salary Study committee recommendations are reviewed but deemed not to fit every job description. Tonight the committee will hear fire department and parking garage spending proposals, with salaries and union proposals a key topic. Monday’s council meeting saw Councilman Anthony Hiesberge seek professional help for labor negotiations.
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National guard and police dispute riot HQ use
Kansas City reports show the Missouri National Guard and police canceling 13 rooms for nine days as unrest peaked. Officials debated using the World War I Memorial Building as a command post while a council vote and a $6,515 bill tied to the move drew contention. Guard costs, facility use, and joint operations prompted review by city leaders and state authorities.
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Lucky Clover 4-H Holds Monthly Meeting in Taos Gym
The Lucky Clover 4-H Club held its monthly meeting Tuesday in the Taos School gym. Demonstrations were given by Pamels Temmen and Kathy Blanchothe. Achievement Day and 4-H teams were discussed. Refreshments were served. The building, bought in 1949 by the American Legion as a memorial to World War II service members, was noted.
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Police board declines action on near riot criticism
Police Personnel Board discussed public reaction to a near riot involving white and Negro youths in the Capital Circle on May 30. No action or policy recommendations were made due to legal limits. board functions focus on employee records, not policy. The board also debated raising the minimum passing grade for police candidates as salaries rise, and accepted the resignation of City Patrolman Larry Ludwig to seek better pay.
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Kennedy News Conference Cut Short After Wounding
Kennedy lay in critical condition after a shooting. He had just acknowledged supporters after winning the California Democratic primary, aiming to challenge Humphrey for the nomination. The article also notes his long political career and service in the Johnson administration. A legal notice details a trustee sale in Cole County, Missouri, describing property in Jefferson City and the scheduled sale date.
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Merger Debate on Police and Fire Department Consolidation
An Ad Hoc Committee discussed mergers between police and fire departments. Hunter noted Pennsylvania has a law limiting mergers and Britain passed postwar prohibitions on merging fire with police. Specific consolidation recommendations will be presented at the committee’s next meeting.
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Sirhan's Mother Describes Son’s Turmoil and Arrest
Statements from Mrs Sirhan reveal a troubled upbringing and a fall that left him with a head injury. Police recovered notebooks with Arabic and English handwriting linked to Sirhan and details of the Kennedy assassination surfaced during his arrest and preliminary hearing.
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