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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
4
Rabe, Waisner and Er nest Rabe of Madison Neb report two sisters Mrs Annie Rathke and Mrs Ellen Clattenof both of Waisner Neb lead a sizable family line with 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren noted in local genealogical records.
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Church for Frank Otto Rabe 72 who died Saturday after a heart attack while mowing at his Versailles area farm home. Rev. Arnold E Heimsoth to officiate with burial in Versailles City Cemetery. Born September 16 1891 at Waisner Nebraska to Robert and Annie Rabe. Survived by wife Augusta Kuhn Rabe and two daughters Mrs. Virginia Ross Kempker Yakima Washington and Mrs. Alvera Ann Everson Colorado Springs Colorado, two sons Hlaf W. Rabe San Diego California and William B. Rabe El Dorado Springs plus two brothers.
A Memorial Hospital note lists new births and local residents from Loose Creek Argyle Russellville and surrounding areas. It records sons and daughters born Monday and Tuesday to several couples at Memorial Hospital and Charles E Still Hospital with addresses in Camdenton Jefferson Heights and 221 West Dunklin Street.
New York stocks finished up after a late rally with the Dow moving just above the 800 level. Airlines led gains while Northwest, Western, TWA and Pan American rose, and IBM, Xerox, Polaroid and U S Steel posted advances. Bond markets were little changed as volume reached about 4.2 million shares.
The probate court of Cole County Missouri grants letters testamentary to executrices Mary Ann Hoelscher and Margaret Jane Adrian for the estate of Mary A Winkelmann with May 18 1964 probate date and public notices calling all creditors to file within nine months. Also notices of administration with will annexed and property bids by the Cole R 5 School District describe multiple buildings in Eugene Missouri and a June 29 1964 bid deadline.
Multiple probate notices from Cole County Missouri outline administration for Helen V Mueller Barbara Urban Ruth M Briggs Jesse Jones estates with dates May and June 1964. Public notices warn nine month claim periods and list administrators executors attorneys and addresses in Jefferson City Pine Lawn and St Louis. Also includes Division of Insurance merger petition between Insurance Company of St Louis and Union Insurance Company with hearing June 18 1964 and notice to stockholders and policyholders.
A dense schedule lists programs from 6:00 p.m. through 1:15 a.m. including Magilla Gorilla, Captain Bob, Walter Cronkite News, Huntley BrinKley Report, The Greatest Show on Earth, Jack Benny, Red Skelton, Bachelor Father, and Route 66 among others with Weather, News, and Sports roundups interspersed.
Wednesday June 10 shows a dense grid of daytime and evening programs across CBS NBC and regional stations. Notable names include Captain Kangaroo Mike Wallace Truth or Consequences and The Doctor shows with Weather News and regional roundups listed.
Mrs. Nettis Richter, 84, a New Haven native and former Kansas City resident, died at the St. Joseph Home For the Aged. Born April 25, 1880, she married in 1906 at Leavenworth. Survived by daughter Mrs. Alice Early of Chicago, a grandchild, and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Joseph Home of the Aged officiated by Rev. Herman Strieve. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery.
Raymond Eugene Bacon and Carl Junior Boley received 60 day jail terms for attempted stealing and breaking a lock on a coin machine at the Coin-A-Matic Laundry on June 1. The property belonged to William Freeman at 214 Marshall Street. Judge J. R. Rose ordered $13.75 costs. Both youths confessed to officials after arrest by city policemen.
Divorce petition filed between Bonnie Lou Hobbs and Frederick Leo Hobbs. Also notes marriage license applications for Jack D. Britt and Bernice J. Gehrels of Jefferson City, Walter Feltrop Jr. of Loose Creek, Patsy L. Reed of Lehman, Gary R. Putnam and Carol E. Fritchey of Jefferson City.
Lynn Buhr of Bonnets Mill receives a Bachelor of Science degree in exercises at Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy in Rolla. He has been employed by the Aluminum Co. of America in Davenport, Iowa.
US Navy jets alter reconnaissance patterns over Laos to defeat Communist antiaircraft fire that has downed two carrier based jets. Modifications include varied approach angles timing and formations and possibly adding more jet fighters to protect unarmed photo planes. Higher altitude could be used if more ships are shot down, reducing photo quality in the rainy season. The Navy conducts low level searches while the Air Force flies its photos higher, with both services sharing the work.
Nixon told a news conference that moderates seek a unified candidate to counter Goldwater and favored governors Scranton and Romney as likely backers. Eisenhower remained neutral while urging a constitutional budget balance, and Romney later joined the meeting after missing it.
Army Secretary Stephen Ailes and Gen Earle Wheeler testified before the House Armed Forces Committee denying use of obsolete equipment in Vietnam. They praised the modernization and high priority support for U S and Vietnamese forces, noting the conflict is a guerrilla war with no clear front lines.
A Linn county grand jury convened in Circuit Court at 9 a m to investigate the Linn R-2 school. Five witnesses were subpoenaed to appear, with names not released. Foreman Joe Reichart of Westphalia, an auditor in Jefferson City, leads jurors Henry Castrop Arnold Gerschefske Adam Carnes Joe Ihler Roy Mittlehauser Victor Schmitz Clarence Sherrill Gerald Muenks Ben Kremer and Charles Struemph.
George John Gessner twenty eight, a nuclear weapons maintenance technician, was convicted of giving restricted information to Russian agents and immediately sentenced to life in prison. The eight by four jury recommended life imprisonment after deliberating since Monday afternoon. Judge Arthur J. Stanley pronounced the sentence at once.
Contracts totaling over 700000 for mid Missouri river channel work were announced by Senators Symington and Long. Massman Construction Co. of Kansas City received two awards: 320990 for mile 151.8 to 130 and 389288 for mile 120 to 52 with central points at Jefferson City and Hermann.
The Star reports Lyndon B. Johnson, once a close adviser, has not engaged in family business but alleges otherwise. Johnson’s wealth stems from Texas TV and radio holdings, with FCC jurisdiction cited. A spring ruling could threaten Capital Cable, allied with Johnson interests, potentially lifting rivals from Austin and adding substantial value to Johnsons holdings. An option could allow buying half of Capital Cable for under a million dollars.
Fulton Missouri AP Truman says MacArthur wasn’t as smart as he thought in a Westminster College commencement address. He notes presidents have fired generals before and cites four before finding an able man.
Columbia Mo, city council approves a public accommodations ordinance barring service refusals based on race or religion. Four to one vote with 400 attendees, excluding barber shops, taverns and beauty shops. Councilman Dorsey Bass opposed and proposed broader scope.
Construction on the Gray's Creek sewer improvement project will begin this week. New sewer lines will serve Norris and Livingston Drive areas and nearby residences. Lagoons on Norris and Livingston Drives will be drained and taken out of use, redirected to a larger lagoon north of the area. Rey Scheperle Construction Co. of Jefferson City holds a $34,850 contract for the work.
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