Filipino General Calls SEATO Action Urgently Needed
Filipino Brig. Gen. Pelagio Cruz, head of the Philippines delegation, warned SEATO staff that impatience and growing frustration would mount unless concrete steps are taken. He cited the need for a living, vigorous SEATO and supported efforts to establish a permanent military staff, while delivering a warning about threats to their way of life.
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Singapore
SEATO
Pelagio Cruz
Philippine Air Force
United States
Australia
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Philip, Pines
France
Thailand
Pakistan
Fee
Soldier Held In Assault Case In Missouri
Waynesville Missouri Army sergeant George Harriston Williams 30 held in Pulaski County jail after admitting rape of a seven year old girl last October Williams stationed at Fort Leonard Wood arrested Friday by military police report says the assault followed a prowler incident where a shotgun was fired hitting the man in the face Attorney Wayne Waldo says rape charge will be filed in Williams case
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Waynesville
Pulaski County
Dick Gray
George Harriston Williams
Ft Leonard Wood
Gray
Williams
Army
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Court Fines
A long list notes hospital admissions from Loose Creek to Osage Beach, with newborns at St Marys and families receiving births at St Marys hospital. The piece also records driving fines for multiple individuals including two front light violations and reckless driving. Names include Agatha Hosing Anna Backes Kenneth Laughlin Hilda Fassbinder LaVona Kirk Anita Mortimer and many others. It also covers civil judgments between Civil Fechtel Beverage Co. and Vassen’s Grocery and notices in Miss Virginia L. Weigel and James G. Harvey receiving degrees at Oberlin and Amherst Colleges respectively. A birth is announced for Dr. Ted Ziske and Mrs Ziske in Salem.
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Daily Record
Mary's
Agatha Hosing
Loose Creek
Anna Backes
Kenneth Laughlin
Linn
Henry A. Buehrle
Ola Boonville
Sheryl Jan Stephan
Circle Dro
Huby Connell
Fulton
Gladys R- Coyle
Green Berry Rd
Hilda Fassbinder
Osage City
Jan Allyn Kirk
Higginsville
Alvina McEbvaine
Ash St
LaVona
Anita Mortimer
Rt. 2
Linda Lucilles Pryor
Tuscumbia
Jim Neal Pryjor
Peter Rustemeyer
Bonnetts Mill
Christine Kelsay
New Bloomfield
Robert L
Dow
Shhott Road
Albert W. Doe
Pke
Osage Beach
Charles E. Still
Clara Byrd
Milton P. Bunker Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Milton P. Bunker 70 will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at a local funeral home. He died Sunday at his son Hansen Bunker’s residence. Burial will be in Dooley Cemetery. Born March 16, 1888 near Eldon, he married Bercia Cooper in 1900. Survived by son, two daughters, three sisters, and two grandchildren.
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Milton P. Bunker
Hansen Bunker
B. F. Dinwiddie
Mr. Bunker
Eldon
Isaiah
Martha Bunker
Bercia Cooper
Hazel Bunker
Fresiso
Calit
Mildred Hess
High Point
Moe
Barry Fogleman
Tuscurbia
Eifel Bunker
W. A. Henley
Eedon
Few Kind Words In Detroit for Summer Layoffs
Detroit residents voice blunt views on auto plant layoffs and their ripple effects on trade, evictions, and nearby cities. Officials push a future rebound with new model predictions in fall. About 20,000 workers have faced furloughs under the unemployment benefit plan since May 2, with only a portion eligible due to seniority and state rules. Detroit's auto industry slowdown is balanced by other industries in the city despite the distress data.
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Detroit
Troy
United Auto Workers
Ohio
Indiana
Virginia
SBU
Department of Labor
Chicken on Highway Causes Accident Involving Brothers
In DANIEL Wyoming a chicken crossed U S 183 through the hamlet. William DeGraw of Labarge braked to avoid it, and his brother Dim DeGraw struck his car. Jim DeGraw and his wife Hyneed suffered facial injuries. passenger Mertin Krebneyer was hospitalized with a fractured spine. The chicken remained unhurt.
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Daniel
Wyo
U.S. 183
Wyoming
William DeGraw
Labarge
Dim
Jim
Davis
Mertin Krebneyer
Rock Springs
Federal Airport Aid To Five State Cities
Federal airport aid allocations listed for five cities by the Civil Aeronautics Administration for the fiscal year starting July 3. Rosecrans in St. Joseph receives 24,250 for land acquisition, Kansas City 180,000 for field preparation, Cape Girardeau 30,000 for resurfacing, and Springfield 17,000 for land acquisition.
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Washington
Ueo
Adenauer Warns West Not to Relax Vigilance
West leaders must not ease pressure amid Soviet tensions, Adenauer told a New Haven audience. He warned present tactics riskier than outright aggression and urged continued effort to remove underlying causes of strain, as university officials hosted the event.
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Conn
West Geen
Konrad Adenauer
Rusela
Adenauer
Kremttn
Wie
Warde
Adenaey
Eldtiss
Na Longheen
Fremont
Deaths 5 L Patterson Dies at Hospital
Sherman Leslie Patterson 65 of New Bloomfield died at St Marys Hospital Jefferson City from heart trouble after a memorial Day heart attack. Born in Lin Creek he married Edna Keown July 4 1930. Survived by six sons four daughters two brothers four sisters and 17 grandchildren. Resident since 1952 at New Bloomfield he worked at a Jefferson City shoe factory and belonged to Providence Baptist Church. Funeral at Providence Baptist Church Tuesday at 1 pm with Rev Helle and Rev Guer officiating. Burial Conway Cemetery near Osage Beach.
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Spevia
Sherman Leslie Patterson
St. Mary’ Ey Hospital
Jefferson City
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Mr. Patterson
Lee
Lah
Lin Creek
Wilt
Mary Patterson
Edna B. Keown
Willian
Lane
Wayne Patterson
Edgar Patterson
Sedalia
Raymond Patterson
Eldim
Connelly Patterson
Pearl Pullman
Alice Branson
Earnest Patterson
Willie Fatterem
Emin Stamper
Montreal
Jessie Francis
Versailles
Providence Baptist
Providence Baptist Church
Wile Bur Helle
California
Milo Guer
Conway Cemetery
Osage Beach
Two CAP Officers Observe Inspection Tour
Maj Logan Stoudt and Lt Mary Stoudi of CAP inspect training procedures at a local CAP encampment near Belton. A 1948 sedan was demolished in a five car crash on Old Highway 4 at 9:40 pm. no injuries. The driver, Mablan J Mot of Pasadena, said he failed to see an approaching car while pulling into traffic.
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Mary Stoudi
Belton
CAP
Philip Dallmeyer
Sloudtvill
Highway 4
Accia Scott Air Force Base
Belleville
Capital City
Mablan J. Mot
Ait Reserve Feet
California
Capito Ave
Pines
Porthboud Auto
Seiten Gene
Scherlen
Loose Creek
Rainage
Lexington
Scherten
Borhood
Accident at Salem kills soldier near Fort Leonard Wood
A 21 year old soldier from Middle Brook Illinois was killed near Salem Missouri when the car he rode in struck a bow on Missouri Highway 32 about two miles east of town. The passenger, Hubert Wiseman, was thrown from the car as it overturned. The driver, David Ware, 21, was detained by the State Highway Patrol. Wiseman's body was taken to the base.
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Salem
Hubert Wiseman
Ft. Leonard Wood
Here
Wiseman
Middle Brook
Bio
State Highwais Patrol
David Ware
David Walker
Campbell County doubles bounty on Sopher tails in Mound City
MOUND CITY South Dakota Campbell County commissioners boosted the hunter bounty for Sopher tails to new levels as inflation pressures rise. The action reflects regional efforts to control wildlife impacts and support local landowners.
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Mound City
S.D
Campbell County
Harriman Denies Role in Stop Stevenson Movement
New York Governor Averell Harriman, a candidate for the Democratic nomination, says he is not part of any Stop Stevenson effort. He rejects criticism of Stevenson’s positions, while backer Carmine DeSapio predicts solid Western state support and a Denver rally as delegates plan to attend.
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New York
Averell J Herrinny
Stevenson
Onson
Previ Hac
Nbc-Evs
Tes Kefauger
Tennessee
Carmine G. DeSaple
Harriman
Natriman
Eisenhower
Uphold Military Trials of Civilians
The Supreme Court today upheld military trials for civilians who accompany the armed forces overseas. Rulings pertain to two wives who killed husbands overseas and were sentenced to life imprisonment. Justice Clark delivered separate opinions. Chief Justice Warren dissented on one, with Justices Reed Burton Minton and Harlan among the majority.
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Clark
Warren
Douglas
Black
Frankfurter
Reed, Burton, Minton
Harlan
Clarice B. Covert
Air Force
England
Edward E
Covnet
Soldier James Pollock on 10 day leave home
Pvt James W Pollock 1B son of Megan and Mary Pollock, 19 Jackson St, recently completed basic combat training at Camp Pendleton and is on Wednesday leave before returning to Camp Pendleton for assignment with the First Division. Pollock, class of 1985 at St Peter's High School, has been in the Marine Corps since A m i s .
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Meg Anil
Christen Vollock
Jackson St
Camp Pendleiny
Cap Pendleton
Pollock
St. Peter's High School
Finhe Magne Corps
Aramis
LGB
Fort Wood Soldier Dies in Auto Mishap
A Fort Wood soldier died in a car crash on US Highway yesterday. The driver, Leon Lewis, and a teenage passenger, Tale, 20, suffered minor injuries and a skull fracture is possible for the passenger. Three other occupants escaped. Authorities from State Police identified the deceased as John Tarenc. The accident occurred near St. Francis Hospital.
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Anita Mobile
Patman
Geene Pacific
Tt Lcensed
John Tarenc
Avril
St. Mrancis
Opita
Leon Lawis
Meiongle “Tale
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Hartsburg
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Raymond Blaser
Owensville
Charles E. Still Hospital
Harold Smith
Nelson
Robert Bax
Fred
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State St
Satrome Holzer
St. Mary's’ Hospital
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Thomas Rhodes
Holts Summit
Norbert Frank
St.Mary's Hospital
Donald Poe
Stadium
Laturday
Henry Gensky
Lafayette St
Arauric
William W. Sogle
Chamois
John A. Brauner
Oregon
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Eugene
Alfred Mengwasser
Melvin C. Difetschneitter
Afton
Herman J. Brandt
Tebbetts
James A. Scott
Chicago
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St. Mary's Blvd
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Masf
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H. H. Vassen
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Edward J. Rodeman
Rodeyman Supply Co
J. B. Morpand
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August Weigel
Lee Sr
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Amherst
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Ziske
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Op Wrestling
Featureshirley
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Yaun Hader
JAY Booster Club
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Fred Vone
June Bride
Dallmever
Lesiallge Et
Asin
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Fort Wood
Narroad
Becker & Evers Maytag Company
East Wich Street
Haere
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Sus Huinorm
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MrCaAnty
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Ata Eernses CE
Gregory Peek
Jennifer Jones
Fredric
March
Lea
Tals Shaw
Capital City Telephone Company
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