License Fee Reform Sparks Jefferson City Business Debate
Jefferson City merchants pressed by Councilman John W. Riner’s proposed merchant license bill convened with Chamber of Commerce leaders to study the measure. They questioned equity in a flat fee of 40.50 dollars after 45 years and urged a joint City Council review to devise fairer, revenue-raising options.
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John W. Riner
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Riner
Les Us
Two Sharp Appeals In GOP Campaign
Republicans head toward the 1964 nominating contest with Goldwater appealing to emotion and Rockefeller stressing a modern persuasive philosophy. Romney watches unsettled dynamics as a possible front-runner shift emerges if a stalemate persists. A dark horse scenario with Morton is deemed unlikely.
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Washington
Canwin
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Romney
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Dalton Disturbed By Fund Cuts
Gov. John M. Dalton urged the legislature to restore funds for mental health and higher education programs after the Senate Appropriations Committee trimmed his total budget by 14.64 million. He said the one cent sales tax increase was intended mainly to finance these services and warned against breaking faith with the voters of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dalton
Senate Appropriations Committee
Missouri
Dalton
Weather reports mix cloudy warm conditions with isolated storms
The Jefferson City area and central Missouri show cloudy to warm conditions into Saturday with isolated thunder showers. Lows tonight read 66 to 73, Saturday highs reach low to mid 80s. Readings include 6.0 in rainfall for the past 2 hours, with month and year totals shown and sun up at 4 43 this morning.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Hien Post
Tribun
Hormal
Ruronerr
Memorial Alt Routhnes
GOP Women Open Convention Here
About 350 attendees, including 196 women and one man, gathered as the Federation of Republican Women's Clubs opened its state convention at the Hotel Governor. President Ollie Fritschy of Kansas City noted registration still expected and outlined a schedule of reports, workshops, and committee meetings through Saturday with Walter Co. Ploeser slated as the closing speaker.
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The
Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Ollie Fritschy
Kansas City
Anthony C. Schroeder
Union
Schroeder
U.S
Fritschy
Federation
George Parker
GOP
Jack Lawlor
W. W. Barrow
Louise Marten
Ruth Dachler
Cole County Club
Board of Directors
Walter Co.Ploeser
Ploeser
St. Louis
Innjind
Para- Wj Buay
Pickets Barricade Dozier Elementary Amid Bus Protest
In St Louis a human chain formed around Dozier Elementary and nearby bus areas as about 150 demonstrators joined 500 parents to protest school transport. Dozier runs 19 buses daily with four more leaving from a nearby assembly area. Superintendent Hickey said 500 pupils were kept from class as pickets refused to withdraw. The Rev Frank Reid said the action aimed to oppose segregation in local schools.
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West End Dozier School
South St. Louis
Roup
West End
UPI
St, Louis
Dozier
Aint
Schoals
Asssembly
Philip J. Hickey
St. Louis
Hickey
Frank Madison Reid
Mourning Period On For Pope Ends June 17
Vatican announces nine days of official mourning for Pope John XXIII. Requiem Masses held daily as his body lies in St. Peter's Basilica tombs near Pope Pius XI. The period ends June 17 with a grand Requiem attended by world leaders, including U.S. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. Russian Orthodox envoy to take part for first time since 1054 split.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican Basilica
Pope John
Pius
Pius XI
Trinity
Corpus Christi
St. Peter's Basilica
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Vladimir Kottiaray
Milan
Antonio Gasbarrini
Il Giorno
Flag Kits Available For Display On Flag Day
News-Tribune offers limited public flag kits ahead of Flag Day June 14. Each kit includes a 3 by 5 foot 450 star American flag, mounting accessories, and a Missouri flag to fly below the national banner. Kits priced at 83 cents or 3.50 by rail, with future display dates noted for Independence Day and other holidays.
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News-Tribune
Missouri
Bridge Sounding Operations For Osage River Near St Thomas
Missouri State Highway Department bids for a new Osage River bridge near St Thomas to be formed after sounding operations start Monday. Three eight hour shifts will run around the clock for about four days, using the St Thomas ferry which will be out of service during tests. A G Copeland of Jefferson City heads the drill team of five men per crew in the joint operation to guide future bridge plans and route B in south Call County.
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Osage River
St. Thomas
Missouri State Highway Department
State Highway Department
A. G. Copeland
Department
Jefferson City
South Cale County
Hearing Continued In Waynesville Court Sunday Sales Law
In Waynesville Missouri the Sunday sales bill, signed by Gov. John M Dalton, takes effect Oct 13. The law allows groceries drugs gasoline and oil but bans autos clothing furniture hardware tools jewelry records toys and more with local enforcement discretion. The same report notes a preliminary hearing for Calvin Palmer Fort Leonard Wood soldier charged with assaulting a three year old girl continues to June 14 and details related bonds and booze provisions.
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John M. Dalton
Supreme Court
Missouri
Waynesville
Calvin Palmer
Fort Leonard Wood
R. A. Bell
Palmer
Marie Watson
Pulaski County General Hospital
Little Falls
N. Y
Alabama Guardsmen to go on duty near key deadline
About 4,000 Alabama National Guardsmen will enter active duty Sunday as federal court orders for the University of Alabama racial integration loom. The unit shift follows a week of violence in Lexington NC and Birmingham area unrest, with a white man dead and a photographer wounded.
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Washington
Alabama National Guardsmen
Lexington
N.C
Uni
31St Infantry Division
U.S
University of Alabama
Tuscaoosa
Huntsville
Alabama
Kennedy
Ft McClelan
Ala
Birmingham
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
3St
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Fred Link
Link
Winston-Salem
Richardson
Lexington Hospital
High Point Hospital
John Baskin
Thomasville
Cantin
Kennedy and Macmillan to meet in Europe talks
President Kennedy will meet British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Sussex after Kennedy’s Ireland visit, with discussions on inter Allied defense and East West relations. The trip includes stops in Europe June 29 to Italy June 30 as part of a broader security dialogue.
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Kennedy
Hairston
Harold Macmillan
Europe
Ston
White House
John- Pierre Salinger
Macmillan
Ireland
Italy
Kitty Hawk
Salinger
Sussex
Bahamas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
London
Sensational report on Harriman Castro talks probes by Senate
The Preparedness Subcommittee investigates a sensational report claiming Avery Harriman met with Cuban leader Fidel Castro in Moscow or Russia. Intelligence sources say Harriman and Castro discussed reestablishing diplomatic ties and trade while Russia troops around Cuba and Laos tensions shift. The report cites refugee informants and intelligence estimates, with the Senate planning further study.
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Robert &. Allen
Paul Scott
Washington
Senate
Kia
State Department
Red
Assistanis
Avery Harriman
Australia
Marriman
Castro
Il Harriman
Rusia
Cas
Moscow
Sia
Ivery
Cuba
Te Cleathy
John Stennis
Russia
Harriman
Murnyinek
Une
Khrush
Castra
Soap Box Derby Site Selected in Jefferson City
Col Clyde Lear announced the Jefferson City Soap Box Derby will be run on Carol Street near Moreau Heights School. The June 22 race starts at 2 pm with a 860 foot lap on Hew Street from Hough Park Road, racers expected to reach 20 to 24 mph. Twenty eight entrants with local sponsors prepare for final checks and test runs on June 2.
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Clyde Lear
Jefferson City
Carol Street
Moreau Heights School
Pram
Hew
Hough Park Road
Lear
Col. Lear
Madison Street
Perth
Hospital
Imade
Bail Denied in Assault Case in Boone County
William Barlish of Jefferson City was denied bail after a preliminary hearing on assault charges related to a University of Missouri student incident on May 28. Barlish and co-defendant Kirchner face counts including assault and attempted rape. testimony involved Dr. David Nall and a police investigation.
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William 7. Barlish
Jefferson City
Boone County
Meargett
Bear
David Ch. Nall
St. Louis County
Columbia
Marget
Hall
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