Market dips after early gains in closing session
New York stocks finished lower amid uneven trading with Texas Gulf Sulphur leading losses after reports Canadian firms sued it over land claims tied to a major Ontario mineral find. Volume around 4 million shares. Dow and other majors were mixed as analysts noted Consolidated Edison rose on rate news while Polaroid, U.S. Smelting fell and Du Pont weighed on averages.
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New York
Texas Gulf
Ontario
Consolidated Edison
Polaroid
U.S
du Pont
Texaco
Deaths John E. Stone Dies in St. Louis
John Everett Stone, 74, of 2219 Hillsdale Drive, died Sunday at Missouri Pacific Hospital in St. Louis. Born in Jefferson City on April 12, 1890, he was the son of John and Sarah Gann Stone, attended city schools, and married Katherine Backer on February 16, 1920 at Beatrice, Nebraska. He worked 41 years for Missouri Pacific Railroad, retiring in 1961, and was a member of First Baptist Church and several Masonic and fraternal bodies in Jefferson City and St. Louis.
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John Everett Stone
Hillsdale Drive
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Jefferson City
John
Sarah Gann Stone
Katherine Backer
Beatrice
Neb
Missouri Pacific Railroad
First Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Jefferson Lodge
Ezra Council
Toray TV Schedule Highlights for Monday June 8
Television listings for Toray feature a full day lineup including Woody Woodpecker Walter Cronkite News Huntley Brinkley Report and regional roundups. The schedule runs from early morning weather reports to evening entertainment with News Headlines and Tonight Show presented alongside Desert Island programs.
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Woody Woodpecker
Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brinkley
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Billy Graham
Sunset Strip
TV Schedule Highlights From a June Broadcast Day
A dense listing of daytime and early evening programs across networks, including Today, NBC News, Jack LaLanne, General Hospital, Theme shows like Password and Let's Make a Deal, dramas As the World Turns and The Edge of Night, plus weather, regional news, and sports wrap. Notable names include Captain Kangaroo, Mike Wallace, and Walter Cronkite.
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University of the Air
Captain Kangaroo
Mike Wallace
Jack LaLanne
Real McCoye
Pete and
Gladys
NBC News
General Hospital
Mickey Moose
Funny Co
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Waller Cronkite
Rentley-Brinkley
Mr. Novak
Red Skelton
Donna Reeda
Billy Graham
Bell Telephone Honeyon
Local Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Evening Lineup
A dense OCR of a Monday radio schedule shows continuous programs across news weather sports and music segments. Items include Nice N Easy, News Designs for Listening Album Arcade and Bill Stern plus World Today Morning Show and Sports Scoreboard with multiple Johnny Muessig mentions and local market notes.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Bill Stern
World Today
Stex White
Wall Street
Ai Stern
Bill] Stern
San Francisco
Jeffer son City man dies with Masonic ties observed
Karim Khan Grotto Supreme Council of Jefferson City Vic torian Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and 32nd degree member of the Scottish Rite Lodge of St. Louis. Survived by widow four brothers William H Stone George R Stone Lon C Stone Omer E Stone Jefferson City a sister Mrs R C Calvert Springfield and numerous nieces and nephews Funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday in a Jefferson City funeral chapel with Rev G Nelson Duke officiating Rose Croix services by Scottish Rite Temple St Louis Burial Riverview Cemetery Memorials may be given to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children St Louis.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
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Freeman Mortuary
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Mrs. Mummert's Rites Slated
Mrs. Viola M. Mummert 76 of Syracuse died Saturday at Versailles rest home. Funeral at Syracuse Baptist Church Tuesday with burial in Moreau Cemetery. Born Morgan County November 3, 1887 to Cyrus and Rhoda Ferguson. Widow of William Ernest Mummert who died 1945. Survivors: two sons Charles Syracuse and Calvin Fortuna. brother Arthur Ferguson. sister Rhoda McCabe Torrington Wyoming.
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Viola M. Mummert
Syracuse
Versailles
William Ernest Mummert
Charles Mummert
Calvin Mummert
Fortuna
Arthur Ferguson
Daily Record Hospital Admissions
List of names of patients admitted to Memorial Hospital in memory of various individuals and towns. Includes mentions of births at Memorial Hospital and St Marys Hospital, plus names of patients cited in traffic and court cases with fines and penalties. The item lists many residents from Dixon Tipton Russellville Eldon Chamois and surrounding areas with associated addresses and statuses.
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Goldie Nelson
Dixon
Nellie Alexander
Tipton
Amy Jones
Russellville
Cecil Wright
Eldon
Mary Dean
Margaret Walther
Mabel Edgmond
Olean
Spring Clearance Sale At St. Marys Event
A brief listing notes a spring clearance sale in progress at St. Marys featuring a variety of items including ev branded tees and related gear. E. McCarty appears as a contact or organizer for the event.
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Progress
ST. Mary's
Tee E. McCarty
Corrigan Family Celebrates Birthday and Naval Moves
Fred Brondel at 421 West High Street turns 98. Francis J. Corrigan and wife and children Laura Lee and Mike return from Omaha to visit James Stuart and Pat Corrigan. Twin Dennis and Daniel Corrigan depart to Whidbey Island Washington then Atsugi Japan to join Francis, an aerial photographer, and the brothers’ Navy jet engine mechanic roles after six weeks study. They reside on Southwest Boulevard.
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Laura Lee
Mike
Omaha
Neb
James Stuart
Stuart
Pat‘ti Corrigan
Dennis
Daniel
Corrigan
Whidbey Island
Washington
Francis Corrigan
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Laos
Navy
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South West Blvd
Meyner to Judge Tobacco Ads
Former New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner says his role in a new cigarette advertising code should be judicial not promotional. The code, prompted by the Surgeon General report, sets standards and imposes fines up to 100000 dollars for violations while barring ads promising social prominence or targeting under 21. Meyner will decide compliance and enforcement after a Justice Department antitrust review and will not start the job until clearance is received.
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St. Louts
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Springfield
Post Tribune
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N.J
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
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Justice Department
Hotel Flooded By Broken Main In Kansas City
A 20 inch water main rupture flooded the Prom Motor Hotel in Kansas City leaving four feet of mud and water in the basement. The flood reached the south end then flowed out the north door onto Sixth Street, causing two expressway crashes as drivers encountered mud. No injuries were reported. Valve failures delayed shut off, workers diverting flow from other locations. The five story hotel sits along Main between Sixth and Seventh with a tunnel to a south addition. A six inch steam pipe burst nearby during repairs.
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Prom Motor
Main
Sixth
Chicago Kansas City livestock markets report summary
Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets show hogs steady to higher with varied weights and prices. cattle and calves reported with steady to higher bids, including prime and high choice ranges. Eggs butter and poultry prices listed, with regional commodity figures across hogs, cattle, sheep, and dairy.
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Chicago
USDA
Kansas City
Weather roundup from major cities across the nation
Temperatures and conditions reported by the Associated Press cover Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Saint Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Maine Portland Oregon Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg with highs from 58 to 99 and lows from 45 to 74, plus precipitation indicators and trace amounts where noted.
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Winnieg
Tourist Booth Booms in Jefferson City This Year
The Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce tourism booth on US 54 at Mc Carty Street reports a strong start. In the first 12 days, 347 cars sought information, up from 107 in the same period last year. Eleven reservations were made for 40 people, versus three for 12 last year. The peak day this year was 42 cars on Memorial Day, vs 14 on June 6 last year. A total of 1,941 cars stopped the booth last year.
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Jefferson City
Eagleton Opinion Hits Funeral Plan
Atty. Gen. Eagleton states that pre-need memorial service plans sold via an agent by funeral homes are unprofessional and may lead to license suspension or revocation. The opinion discusses an arrangement where $95 plans are split, with $70 passed to the association, and penalties apply if payments default or the owner relocates.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Charles L. Baring
Columbia
Missouri State Board
Eagleton
Cottage of Negro Leader Is Damaged
Vandals smashed furniture and set bed clothing afire Sunday night in a cottage rented for the summer by Dr. Martin Luther King. He was in New York and said he may summon a nonviolent army of whites and Negroes to demonstrate against segregation. The incident follows his Friday visit for a conference with Negroes.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Martin ‘Luther King
King
New York
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Bank at Jonesburg Robbed of $4,500
Burglars broke into Jonesburg State Bank over the weekend and took 4500 dollars. Contents of 35 safe deposit boxes were stolen. They forced the front door Saturday night but could not open the main vault, according to the Highway Patrol.
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Jonesburg. Mo
Jonesburg
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