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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

Page

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Shepley Urges State Government Reorganization

St Louis Missouri. Ethan Shepley urged a progressive program to streamline state government without tax increases. He backed extending merit system protections and raising salaries to private industry levels, citing Little Hoover and Expenditure Survey plans for potential savings in the hundreds of thousands to millions. He spoke to a southside St. Louis citizens committee.

Shepley Little Hoover” Commission Missouri Expenditure Survey Missouri St. Louis

Royal Birthday Front Page Note

Royal Birthday item notes Prince Philip turning 43 on a Wednesday. An advertisement promotes Athlete's Focus Keratolytic action for skin care and T-4-L foot products from A Brandenberger Drug Co. with a money back guarantee if not pleased in three days.

A. Brandenberger Drug CO

Bush Reception Scheduled Here

Lt Gov and Mrs Hillary A Bush and son Charles guest at a public reception 2 to 4 p.m. Friday in the Missouri Hotel Ballroom per Cole County Bush for Governor Club chair C Forrest Whaley. Events include a Friday banquet address at the Missouri School Bus Contractors Association and a Saturday Young Democrats session in Kansas City with a four day St Louis area campaign to follow.

Hilary A. Bush Charles Missouri Hotel C. Forrest Whaley Cole County Bush Albert Happy George Rozier Maxwell P. Casey Libby Tiden Forrest Smith Missouri School Bus Contractors Association Governor Hotel Young Democrats of Missouri Kansas City St. Louis

Laos War Recon Flights Aim to Deter Red Advance

Souvanna reports reconnaissance planes over the Plaine des Jarres area east of Saint Vanguer. Lt. Charles F. Klusmann, 30, bailed out and was captured. A fighter escort was shot down but the pilot was rescued by helicopter. Recon flights seek to photograph Communist activity and show U.S. resolve to prevent Laos falling to Reds.

Sance Plaine Des Jarres Charles F. Klusmann U.S Laos

Former Resident Critically Hurt In Jefferson County Crash

Former Jefferson City resident Joyce Ann Enloe 22 of St. Louis was critically injured when her car left U S 40 west of Warrenton and overturned. In a separate crash Charles D. Schulte sustained a nose injury when his car left Seven Hills Road and struck a utility pole. he was treated and released. Damage was estimated at 700 dollars to the car and 300 dollars to the pole and transformer.

Jefferson Jefferson City Joyce Ann. Enloe St. Louis Freeman A. Enloe Boonville Road U. S. 40 Warrenton Lincoln County Troy Charles D. Schulte Seven Hills Road Bald Hill Road Missouri Highway Patrol St. Mary's Hospital

Survey urges realignments to curb county surpluses

The survey finds high tentative tax rates and unspent appropriations push county surpluses. In central Missouri excess surplus totals include Audrain 356,483 Boone 112,804 Camden 27,774 Osage 35,967. Cole County reduced levy to 36 cents and faces a 40,000 surplus with a 1964 budget of 328,000.

Learin Central Missouri Audrain Boone Camden Osage Cole County Sherwood Wyatt Missouri Wyatt Frank Elliott Cole

Senate Cloture Used in Civil Rights Debate Amid Amendments

The Senate rejected Senator Gore's amendment to strike discrimination language 69 to 25 during a civil rights bill debate. After cloture was invoked 71 to 29, the body set limits of one hour per senator on related questions, with leaders optimistic the bill could pass in amended form and return to the House by next week.

Albert Gore D-Tenn Long Hubert Humphrey Dminn Senate Dixie Richard B. Russell D-Ga Clair Engle D-Calif Humphrey Thomas H. Kuchel Rcalif New Mexico

Greece and Turkey warned by U S over Cyprus crisis

In Madrid or on a Mediterranean island off Turkey’s south coast Ball warned Greece and Turkey that the United States would take sharp measures to prevent a war over Cyprus. Greek Premier George Papandreou said he warned Ball of the consequences of any Turkish invasion and stressed a peaceful solution. American sources said Greece sought a high U S official to ease tensions.

Iterranean Turkey Ball Greece United States Cyprus NATO George Papandreou Papandreou

Reformatory Inmate Escapes at Algoa

Merril Gene Law rence twenty two escaped from a farm detail at Algoa Intermediate Reformatory on Wednesday authorities said he hid in a ditch and fled while a supervisor watched other inmates in a truck farm patch. Lawrence is serving a three year term for stealing in Christian County.

Merril Gene Jake) Lawrence Algoa Intermediate Reformatory Lawrence Christian County

City Budget Cuts Shrink Civil Defense and Boost Street Lighting

A city committee approved revised fiscal plans cutting civil defense funding by 6,548 to 1,275 for 1964-65 with federal matching aid, while expanding street lighting with 6,320 to replace old incandescents with 6,800 lumen mercury lamps. The garage fund holds about 33,309 after 61,770 receipts and 28,460 expenses in the first 11 months. Thomas Benton, building commissioner, serves as civil defense director with time allocation and funding changes.

Civil Defense Utilities Inspection Department Lederal Thomas Benton

Civil rights cloture vote draws mixed Senate reactions

Rights leader Dirksen Humphrey Kuchel praised cloture supporters as deserving gratitude. Opponents like Talmadge warned of tyranny, while Goldwater weighed minority rights and reserved judgment. Inouye called it a landmark vote. Long condemned the bill as Reconstruction era tyranny. Mechem stressed minority rights. Cannon noted Nevada’s first gag rule and broad debate.

Everett Dirksen Hubert Horatio Humphrey Minn Thomas H. Kuchel Cal Herman E. Talmadge Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Senate Russell B.long Long Edwin L. Mechem N. M Howard W. Cannon Nev Nevada

Passman Denies $250 Million Package in Foreign Aid Debate

Passman of Louisiana rejects reports of a $250 million package in foreign aid within the House Appropriations Committee. He notes his earlier public figure of $900 million as a target, saying such capitulation would betray his constituency. Despite division, the authorization advances to the Senate with broad party support and opposition.

House Appropriations Committee Otto If. Passman D-Lin Passman Foreign Said

Ulbricht Returns to Moscow After Siberia Tour

Walter Ulbricht, East German Communist party leader, completed a Siberia tour and returned to Moscow on Wednesday. He traveled through several regions, meeting workers and officials amid ongoing Cold War tensions.

Moscow Reuters Communist Party Walter Ulbricht Siberia

Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and rates notice

The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers Robert G. Goshorn and William B. Weldon with staff including B L Rose and Joseph G. Majersky. It notes publishing rules, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates for delivery, mail, and out of state. Also provides contact and circulation details.

Jefferson City Post-Tribune Robert 0. Goshorn William B. Weldon William 8. Weldon B.L. Rose Joseph G. Majersky News Tribune Company Monroe Street Jefferson City Associated Press Cartier Missouri

Delegates Targeted In National Committeeman Race Conflict

Roy L. Brinley of Dittmer filed a complaint with Jones claiming intimidation of state convention delegates. Whealon notes the complaint cites 20 delegation members backing Lowry, risking denial of representation at the convention. The 20-member Credentials committee, led by John R. Kupfer, will resolve disputes in St Charles and St Louis Counties amid GOP split over Goldwater support.

Roy L. Brinley Dittmer Jefferson County GOP Committee Jones Whealon Lowry 8Th 4Th Congressional District John R. Kupfer Kansas City St. Charles St. Louis

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