Nine die on Missouri roads over weekend study
A St. Louis County police officer Gerald Jaeger 33 was struck while directing traffic Saturday at a drive in. Patrolman Walter Rogers 39 of St. Ann was seriously injured. A four car crash caused by a drag race on Lindbergh Boulevard in St Louis County killed Kathleen Odorizzi 18 of Watson Woods.
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St. Louis County
Missouri
Troop F
Gerald Jaeger
St. Ann
Walter Rogers
Lindbergh Boulevard
Kathleen Odorizzi
Watson Woods
Douglas Thomas
St. Louis
Bellefontaine
Cape Girardeau
Leda Ann Gomes
Bobby Gomes
Kentucky
U.S. 60
Rogersville
Leroy Pollard
Shirley Lou Pollard
Princeton
Maggie
Creighton
Kansas City
Earl Woodmansee
Joyce Emma Laing
Overland Park
Kan
William L. Smith
Clinton
U.S. 71
Harrison
Cheri Lee Holt
Marceline
U.S
Columbia
Jim Harriman
Jefferson City
Colby Halley
Harriman
Neil Doane Haggard
Wayne Calvin
Route 4
Missouri Highway Patrol
Haggard
Samuel H. Strother Jr
Route 1
Centertown
Kenneth L. Bieri
Jamestown
Missouri 41
Moniteau
Strother
Bieri
Walter Henry Flanagan
Embassy spying and crime report fragment
The article cites covert embassy renovations in 1962 costing 150000 to U S taxpayers with hidden microphones still found in walls. It notes FBI Director Hoover warning Congress of deep cover Soviet agents and CIA funding graduate education for future agency recruits. It also lists multiple fatal and injury accidents across Missouri and nearby states with names, ages, and locations.
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U. S
Kremlin
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
John McCone
International Petroleum Congress
Mexico City
Moscow
Soviet Union
Governors urge Goldwater shift to win key states
Rockefeller Scranton and Romney pressed Goldwater to alter his conservative stance to carry states like New York Pennsylvania and Michigan. Scranton said he could not back Goldwater while Eisenhower advised against any stop-Goldwater cabal. Romney warned the platform would not reflect GOP heritage, else he would oppose the nomination. Goldwater defended his bid and signaled talks with leaders, as Romney warned he would block a candidate incompatible with party principles.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
Hisenhower
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Eiisenhower
Akron
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Robert C. Smylie
Idaho
Paul Fannin
Washington
Chester
Pennsylvania Military College
Congress
Romney
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Nixon
Rockefeller
Midnight gun battle leaves officer and youth dead in Amarillo
In a high speed, hour long pursuit through city streets, Patrolman William Meadows 23 was killed when a shotgun fired from a stolen pickup shattered his windshield. Passenger Jimmy May 14 was found with three gunshot wounds. Driver Felix Fesmire 15 was wounded as the chase ended in a ditch.
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Amarillo, Tex
Jim Keith
William Meadows
Meadows
Jimmy May
Felix Fesmire
Keith
Boys Ranch
Clyde Kohler
Kohler
Lit Ranch
Election Set Tuesday Credit Union Organized For State Agency Workers
Officers of the new state employees credit union will be elected Tuesday. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. on the 14th floor of the Jefferson Building. Gov John Dalton inspired the idea and asked Wayne Waldo to help organize. Founders include John Rutherford and others from Agriculture, Highway, Public Service, and more, with Marie Heimericks of the Internal Revenue among the founders.
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Jefferson Building
John Dalton
Wayne Waldo
John Rutherford
Department of Agriculture
George W. Burruss
Highway Commission
Warren G. Taylor
Public Service Commission
Lloyd G
Court order outlines party funding and press locations
The court described income, expenditures, and printing-press locations. The court of appeals set aside the fine. The Subversive Activities Control Board order became final in 1961 and was upheld by the Supreme Court for the Registration Act's constitutionality, but the high court did not decide consequences if registration was not completed.
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Court of Appeals
Subversive Activities Control Board
Supreme Court
High Court
Romania Russia wheat sales spark Senate clash in speech
Speech in the House cites Commerce Department data showing 12.589 million dollars of U S wheat sold to Russia was resold by the Soviets to Romania. Lipscomb questions profits for themselves and admin policy amid maritime union pressure and altered transport routes via railroad to the Pacific coast. Three Republican senators denounce the Johnson administration pact with Romania as aiding a communist state.
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Calif
Commerce Department
United States
Russia
Romania
Lipscomb
Soviet Union
Congress
Neutralist government orders protection after consultations in wake of plane losses
Washington says reconnaissance flights will continue with U.S. fighter escorts after two American planes were downed near Ban Ban, 25 miles northeast of Plaine des Jarres. Johnson met advisers at the White House as McNamara cancelled a campus appearance. Pathet Lao holds a U.S. pilot, Eugene Debruin, captured last September when an Air America cargo plane was shot down.
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U.S
Washington
State Department
Lynn
Ban Ban
Plaines Des Jarres
Johnson
White House
Robert S. McNamara
Ohio University
Pathet Lao
Eugene cDebruin
Kaukauna
Wis
Air America
Travel by Day Catholics Told Travel by Day
New York AP reports 14% million Roman Catholics in Brooklyn and Queens urged to travel in groups and by daylight due to violence on city streets and subways. A church letter asks confining meetings and family socials to daylight hours, even on Saturdays and Sundays.
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New York
Brooklyn
Queens
Cedar City License Deadline Is July 1
City Clerk Cletus Haid reminds Cedar Citians that July 1 is the deadline to buy city car stickers and dog tags. Personal and general obligation tax receipts must be shown before sale. Dogs must be rabies vaccinated. car stickers cost 3 dollars and dog tags 1.25.
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Cedar City
Cletus Haid
Cedar Citians
Haid
Auto Dealers Elect Kansas City Man
Bill Ireland of Kansas City is named president of the Missouri Automobile Dealers Association at the group’s 25th convention in Excelsior Springs. Also elected were James Updike of Kirksville and Les Francis of St. Louis as vice presidents and J W Alton of Columbia as treasurer.
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Excelsior Springs
Bill Ireland
Kansas City
Missouri Automobile Dealers Association
James Updike
Kirksville
Les Francis
St. Louis
J.W. Alton
Columbia
Missouri Motor Hotel Buffet Specials Expansion
The Missouri Motor Hotel promotes a Sunday Continental Buffet from 11 30 to 2 30 for 2 00 adults with children discounts, plus a noon Day Buffet and a new weekday Evening Buffet from 5 30 to 7 30 for 1 40 per person.
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Missouri Motor Hotel
Jefferson City
City league at Warrensburg next fall
The Jefferson City entrants, numbered 14, were coached by Raeburn Bryan driving instructor at Jefferson City Senior High School, Capt. Lawrence Patton, and Traffic Officer Robert Roark of the police department. He scored 447 points in competition.
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Lge
Warrensburg
Jefferson City
Raeburn Bryan
Jefferson City Senior High School
Lawrence Patton
Robert Roark
Police Department
Johnson Frames Civil Rights Link To Poverty Fight In 1964 Speech
President Johnson listed civil rights as a central theme alongside his antipoverty program. He framed government action as liberating individuals from environmental constraints and pledged to redeem the Emancipation Proclamation, noting 20 million Americans denied rights because of dark skin while vowing an unconditional war on poverty.
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Johnson
Knights of Columbus June Festival Draws Large Crowd
More than 4 500 people attended the Knights of Columbus June Festival at Immaculate Conception School grounds on Sunday. Threatening weather reduced early attendance but crowds grew, with about 2 100 family style dinners served. Proceeds benefit St Marys Hospital Expansion Fund.
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Knights of Columbus
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher Details 1927 1959
Jefferson City Post Tribune historical note lists publishers MR and MRS ROBERT C GOSHORN 1927 1953 and 1953 1959 WELDON family leadership OFFICES 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City MO 636 3131 circulation rates include carrier and mail options with Missouri and out of state pricing.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
William 8. Weldon
L. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Core
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Goldwater faces multi state primaries and conventions
Goldwater ships 65 pledged votes from five states and district happenings. Indiana Republicans meet to elect 32 delegates with May victory already credited. New York GOP to name 10 at large delegates plus 76 district delegates for Rockefeller. Minnesota Maryland Connecticut conventions loom for 46 to 58 votes. Missouri Utah New Mexico Idaho Virginia also set to decide. Indiana and New York Democrats weigh candidate renomination while Hartke seeks a second term as governor prospects.
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Goldwater
Colorado
Alabama
Washington
Hawaii
Virginia
Iowa
District of Columbia
Indiana
New York
Republican State Committee
Rockefeller
Minnesota
Maryland
Connecticut
Missouri
Utah
New Mexico
Idaho
Senate
Donald C. Bruce
William G. Bray
Vance Hartke
Congress blocks silver dollar minting due to coin demand
A Treasury Department request to mint additional silver dollars was rejected by Congress because current mint facilities are stretched to satisfy demand for smaller denomination coins.
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Treasury Department
Congress
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