Crawford Attacks Nixon and U2 as Four Gees Fire Up Missouri
At the Missouri Young Democrats convention at the Governor Hotel Crawford charged the Eisenhower administration with four major flaws. He labeled Vice President Nixon, the U2 incident, social reform endorsements, and press secretary Hagerty as four “Gees” in the President’s circle and urged a return to normalcy in Washington.
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Missouri
Governor Hotel
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White House
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Madison Avenue
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Rockefeller
U-2
Gee, Hagerty
James Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Hagerty
Kiwanians Given Pop Dairy Quiz At Missouri Hotel
Kiwanians heard a dairy quiz at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Missouri Hotel with Loren Gafke of the American Dairy Assn of Missouri and Miss Jane Randall of Missouri Maid of Milk discussing dairy economics and June Dairy Month. Rex Adams won top prize on the test. two new Kiwanis members were inducted.
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Gaske
American Dairy Assn
Miss Randall
Rex Adams
Hensley Hall
Cole County
Sam Kroll
Kiwanis International
Homer E. Bolen
Ronald Hower
Dredging Approved For Weir's Creek Debates At Embassy
A clash near the U S Embassy follows a large student and labor protest against the Kishi visit and President Eisenhower. Police faced mobs at the back gate while a vigil formed outside the embassy. Authorities discuss cleanup, debris removal, and city planning as committees revise street, trash, and beautification programs.
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U.S
Hagerty
Mohneke Kishi
Okinawa
Eisenhower
Laake
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Civil Notices
A long list of hospital admission names and addresses across California Missouri and nearby states appears with marriage licenses and legal notices. The article charts a hectic scene including a political protest with a car mob clashing near a vehicle carrying Hagerty MacArthur and Stephens, followed by police intervention and a helicopter evacuation. Magistrate Bumgart fined for unregistered driving and a fire at 1926 W Main St prompts a civic planning discussion about debris cleanup and a postcard poll involving the Chamber of Commerce.
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Stephens
Metropolitan Police
Lon Trine
Stanley Walter Bumgart
Taos
Cole
Bumgart
Jerate
Willian
Knox Jr
W. Main St
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Stanley Diemler
High
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el Paso
Bosch
New Commerce
York
Rites Set Monday For J H Ortmeyer
Funeral services for Joseph Henry Ortmeyer 75 will be held at 8 45 a m Monday at Immaculate Conception Church. He died Friday morning at a Ful ton hospital after a two year illness. Survivors include wife Hilda Krueger two sons Raymond and Gilbert a daughter Mrs Ivor Frank one sister 12 grandchildren. Rosary will be recited Sunday at 7 30 p m at a local funeral home. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Officiating Rev Leo Cruikshank.
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Joseph Henry Ortmeyer
Fulton
Mr. Ortmeyer
Taos
Steve Ortmeyer
Highway 50 East
Gilbert Ortmeyer
Schottej Road
Ivor Frank
John Usiebeneck
Wardsville
Ortmeyer
Leo Cruikshank
Resiurrection
Central Dairy Fetes Championship Bowlers at Oscar's
Central Dairy honored its championship ladies bowling team with a Thursday night banquet at Oscar's Steak House. It marked the third title in four years as Central Dairy defeated the Gulf Oil ladies in a playoff. The champions included captain Betty Upschulte with teammates Jessie Woodson Kay Fawyer Alta Thornburg and Vi Guental. Guental bowled over 200 in four games.
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Gulf Oil
Betty Upschulte
Jessie Woodson
Kay Fawyer
Alta ‘Thornburg
Vi Guental
Guental
Deaths of Stephen Laucks and Henry B Forck
Stephen V Laucks 12 of Holts Summit died of leukemia at University Medical Center in Columbia. Born April 20 1948 in Waynesville to Verne and Patricia Laucks he was raised in Jefferson City, promoted to seventh grade at Holts Summit School and belonged to Union Hill Baptist Church and Holt Summit 4 H Club. Survivors include parents two brothers William Eugene and Larry Martin. funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Union Hill Baptist Church. Burial plans not set. Henry B Forck 84 of 1201 Buchanan Street died at home after two months illness. Born Taos March 29 1876 he married Rosa Marie Sahneliers in Taos Oct 21 1902 who died June 20 1939. Surviving are Otto Forck 1303 E Dunklin Street and Carl Forck 108 Short Street. six daughters Sister Mary Justina. Josephine Williams New Bloomfield. Frances Vogel. Stella Dudenhoeffer. Bernadine Forck. Carolyn Hoerschgen Loose Creek. 21 grandchildren. Mr Forck was a member of Immaculate Conception Church and Holy Name Society. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday at local funeral home.
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Stephen
Jefferson City
Union’ Hill
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Larry Martin
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C. W. Dorman
W. P. Arnold
Maculate Conception Catholic
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Taos
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Rosa Marie Sahneliers
Otto Forck
Dunklin St
Carl Forck
Short St
Mary Justina
Order of the Sisters of St. Mary's
St. Louis
Josephine Williams
New Bloomfield
Frances Vogel
Stella Dudenhoeffer
Bernadine Forck
Carolyn Hoerschgen
Loose Creek
Forck
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Services Monday For Henry Fordk
Funeral services will be conducted at 10 am Monday at the Im Im-
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Im Im
Arthur Nichols Dies At Home In Ashland
Arthur Nichols 83 died at his Ashland home at 3 p.m. Thursday. A lifelong Ashland resident born January 30, 1877, he was the son of Horace and Mary Glennon Nichols. He is survived by his wife Lula Nichols and one sister, Mrs. Payne Thomas of Clarksburg. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at an Ashland funeral home with burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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Payne Thomas
Clarksburg
Mt. Pleasant
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