Flood Disaster Strikes Montana as Dam Failures Trigger Massive Destruction
President Johnson to declare flood stricken counties disaster area Col Howard A McKinney and Maj Larry Kincheloe led rescue ops describing floods as state’s greatest natural disaster Water from Swift Reservoir breached dams near Choteau Browning Dupuyer and East Glacier washing away bridges homes and livestock In Great Falls areas evacuees seek shelter Dams released polluted water and typhoid vaccine distribution underway Rescue by Air Force helicopter aided seven people and a roof rescue near water’s edge
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President Johnson
Howard A. McKinney
Larry Kincheloe
Great Falls
Air Force
Augusta
Choteau
Browning
Dupuyer
East Glacier
Col. McKinney
Helena
Dave Manning
Tim Babcock
Cleveland
Chateau
Swift
Jim Farrar
Shelby
Blackfeet
Sun River
Marias River
Glacier National Park
Missouri River
Canyon Ferry
Missouri
Governors State Industrial Meet in Midwest States
Missouri Gov. John Dalton announced that 12 midwestern states will hold an economic and industrial conference in Kansas City on June 22-23. The meeting aims to pool resources, boost regional image, and attract new industry with discussions including Missouri’s scientific advisory group on development and research.
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Cleveland
Kansas City
Missouri
John Dalton
Dalton
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Missouri Scientific Advisory Group
Planned Progress leaders hear observations on town planning
Bruce James of the Lakeside District spoke on Some Observations of Planned Progress Towns and led a question and answer session. A barbecue luncheon followed at noon. Dr. Herbert O. Metz of Washington University St. Louis and Edwin H. Glaser of the Missouri Conservation Commission addressed the Planned Progress leaders in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce James
Lakeside
James C. Claycomb
Herbert O. Metz
Washington Uiversity
St. Louis
Edwin H. Glaser
Missouri Conservation Commission
How To Hold False Teeth More Firmly In Place
Do your false teeth slip or wobble while eating or talking. An alkaline powder named FASTEETH promises to hold teeth more firmly and comfortably with no gummy taste. It does not sour or create denture breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Scranton Polka Moment At Governors Conference
Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania broke his usual deadpan as he whisked his wife Mary onto the dance floor at a National Governors Conference reception. Four strolling gypsy violinists played as costumed dancers entertained and observers noted Scranton kept a stoic expression throughout the vigorous Hungarian polka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Mary
St Marys Candy Stripers Win Awards for Hospital Service
Seventeen teen age Candy Stripers received awards for voluntary hospital work at St Marys Hospital. Teens with 50 hours and 100 hours earned stripes, totaling 1798 hours volunteered in units like Laboratory X Ray Pharmacy Pediatrics Medical Records Physical Therapy Dietetics and Gift Desk. Sister Eugene Marie presented the pins and praised sacrifice and selfless service.
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Eugene Marie
Mary’s Hospital
Linda Kremer
Peggy McFarland
Julia Marie
Della McEvers
St. Mary’s Hospital
Erhard Begins American Trip
Bonn West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard sails for a five day tour to Canada and the United States to reinforce North American Western European ties. He warns no dramatic results are expected but cites a loyal alliance with Canada and the United States as a basis for talks. He plans talks with Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson in Ottawa and an address at Harvard University in New York.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhart
Canada
United States
North America
Europe
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Erhard
Harvard University Lane
Council of Foreign Relations
New York
Panama car shooting ties Assembly candidates
Three weeks ago in Panama Dame Margot paused en route to Europe after an Australian tour. Jimenez, running as an alternate deputy, shot at Arias during a red light incident. Jimenez was elected as an alternate, not Arias, prompting speculation he hoped for a seat through Arias.
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Dame Margot
Panama
Europe
Arias
Reynaldo Medina
Jimenez
Medina
National Assembly
Assembly
Scranton Views on Goldwater and Wallace Impact
Rep E Y Berry says Goldwater can elect a Republican Congress and Senate. Schwen gel cites campaign duties and civil war projects. Senate Dems warn Wallace third party bid could drain Goldwater votes, while Goldwater says Wallace would hurt both major candidates and attract many voters.
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Barry Goldwater
Berry
Goldwater
House
Senate
Schwengel
Davenport
Scranton
George Wallace
Alabama
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Senate Democratic Campaign Committee
Wallace
G.O.P
Mississippi
South Carolina
John Byrnes
Wis
House Republican Policy Committee
Harold Stassen
California
Stassen
Missouri Traffic Death Log Summary
For 24 hours ending midnight three traffic deaths recorded. This year total reaches 477 up from 407 at the same time last year. All fatalities traced to earlier accidents.
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Missouri
Supreme Court upholds Perkins conviction in bizarre fraud case
The Missouri Supreme Court on Monday affirmed Lola Lorene Perkins seven year sentence for part in a scheme described as fantastically elaborate and deceitful. She posed as executrix of a large estate and borrowed funds, bought cars on credit, while the forged will dated years after Magnolia Ward's death left her assets unclaimed.
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Lola Lorene Perkins
Missouri Supreme Court
Lake Providence
Hollybrook Land Co
Mrs. Perkins
United Rock of Charity
Amacker
Supreme Court
Magnolia J. Ward
Magnolia
Paul V. Barrett
Amos and
Andy
Octavus Roy Cohen
Civil Rights Debate On Jury Trials In Bill's Provisions
President Johnson spoke at a weekly White House breakfast as Senator Mansfield urged reasonable men to vote. Sen Morton proposed a jury trial guarantee for criminal contempt tied to injunctions under the bill, sparing voting rights, with Southern support amid a 74 day fight. The Senate planned further debate on an Norris Cotton amendment addressing employment discrimination.
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Mansfield
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Senate
Sen
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Morton
House
News Tribune Company Masthead Note 1927 1959
Publisher credits and staff roles from the News Tribune Company dated 1927 1959 list MR and MRS Robert C Goshorn MR and Mrs William BH Weldon William H Weldon president R L Rose exes vice president general manager Joseph G Mayersky editor published every evening except Saturday at 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri Leah Sreenena member of Associated Press rights of publication reserved for special dispatches and local news credits to AP sections.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William BH. Weldon
William H. Weldon
R.L. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Mayersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Leah Sree Nena
Associated Press
Hearnes Praises Meramec River Basin Project
Secretary of State Warren E. Hearnes urged support for the Meramec River basin development in St. Louis County settings. He listed four benefits including recreation for two million people within an hour’s drive, flood control for mid Missouri, higher real estate values, and growth of tourism and related businesses. He opposed federal bills raising state and local costs for such river projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meramec River Basin
St. Louis County
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Ozark Communities Council
Meramec Township
mid-Missouri
Consent Order Not an Admission
The FTC announced a May 28 consent order involving Adams Dairy Co and three supermarket chains that did not admit to any law violation. The action alleged price fixing to destroy competition and coercion of competitors, with Adams guaranteeing a fixed profit margin on products.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Missouri
Adams Dairy Co
Blue Springs
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Safeway Stores, Inc
Oakland
Cal
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
New York City
Adams
Associated Press
Property sale price split among heirs after court verdict
The court settled on a $4000 commission price for the property and ordered the sale proceeds divided among the heirs. Hearings continue on exceptions to commissioners prices raised by Rockelman interests Kelley interests Kelley Lansdown interests and Evans Home Savings and Loan. The jury verdict was returned after about 35 minutes with Harold G. Adams as foreman. Defendants include Erma Coleman Willis Thompson Willis III A B Williams Elvin J Rockelman Georgia Rockelman Edna Emily Kelley Robert Henry Kelley Edna Lansdown Pinckney Kelley William Leroy Lansdown Gerald E. Lansdown Jemima Lansdown Willard Ray Evans Rose Evans and Nentwig Realty Co.
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Rockelman
Kelley Interests
Kelley- Lansdown
Evans-Home Savings and Loan
Harold G. Adams
Housing Authority
Wheeler Sexton
Rosetta Sexton Harris, and
Nentwig Realty Co
Lincoln University seeks bids for educational laboratory building
Lincoln University advertises a contract to construct an educational laboratory building. Bids must be received by June 24 at 2 p.m. at the president's office of the Board of Curators.
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Lincoln University
Board of Curators
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John Scriven
McClung Park
David Harrison
Missouri Power and Light Co
News-Tribune
Governors State Industrial Meet
Federhofer
Dial
Jefferson City, Mo
Seatam
St. Mary's
Erhart
W.Y.C
America
Seagram’s
American Legion
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
Credit Life
W. Dunklin Boulevard
Highway 50 West
Wergon
Higdon Christian Church
Madison County
Ruleh Ben Edmondson
Springfield
Elvin Wayne’ Adams
Eddie B. Joyner
Pemiscat County
White House
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Cole
Audit Bureau of Circulationr
Hearnes Extols Basin
Goles
Tauro Adrian Messenger
Lincoln
Arris Pizza Place
High Dial
Rogers & Hanmerstens
Mitri Gaynor
Brazzi
Martin Ranscheft
Remick
Garner
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