Dismissal Sought in Lischner Medical License Case
The Board of Healing Arts asked Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair to dismiss Dr. Harold B. Lischner's suit challenging its denial of a Missouri medical license. The board argues MO law requires good moral character and residency, citing Lischner's WWII AWOL record later dismissed and his pacifist views. No hearing date set.
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Community Sings and Band Concerts Schedule
Community groups list a calendar of programs with clubs and dates from June 16 to August 11 including Lions Kiwanis VFW Rotary Optimist Cosmopolitan Eagles and Jaycees Talent Show. No admission charge and families urged to attend. AT&T plans early Picturephone service linking New York Chicago and Washington in mid June.
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Chicago
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Birmingham's racial progress after turmoil a bright spot
A year after Birmingham’s integration troubles, buses and stores show mixed results. Negro and white patrons mingle at baseball games and a nine of ten subcommittees on community affairs include Black members, while churches, schools, and hotels remain unevenly integrated. Leaders warn of renewed demonstrations, but many see cautious progress under Mayor Boutwell and community efforts.
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Birmingham
Relman Morin
Community Affairs Committee
Albert Boutwell
Hearnes urges updated Missouri insurance laws during policy speech
Missouri Secretary of State Warren B. Hearnes, a Democrat candidate for governor, told about 100 insurance underwriters and agents that state laws lag. He proposed eight measures including an agent qualification law, stronger Division of Insurance powers, higher staff, routine company evaluations, and a permanent insurance commission to improve regulation and protect policyholders.
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Mozambique Eyes Tourists From United States and Europe
Mozambique aims to attract thousands of American and European visitors this year despite local resistance. Officials hope Beira airport will shorten travel time from Lisbon and support a casino aimed at tourists while controls curb gambling for lower income visitors. Game fishing thrives with black marlin up to 1,250 pounds near Vilanculos and Bazaruto islands between Beira and Lourenco Marques.
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Europe
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Vilanculos-Bazaruto Islands
Publication info and rates for Jefferson City Post Tribune
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune provides publisher names, editors, and staff roles for the News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street. It lists subscription and mail rates by region, including Jefferson City and surrounding counties, Missouri and U.S. delivery options, and notes Associated Press affiliation and Bach bureau membership.
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Jefferson City
Associated Presb
Associated Press
Missouri
Cale
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Trimble Says Organized Crime Network Active in KC and St Louis
Kansas City Missouri House leader Jammes G. Trimble charges a statewide organized crime network operates in Kansas City and St Louis. He urges an antirackets division under the attorney general to coordinate a crackdown. He cites links among crime elements and political influence across two cities and ward machines.
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Juvenile Court Faces Staffing and Certification Struggles
Judges in Missouri report that certifying juveniles for circuit court or state mental hospitals often fails. Delinquent youths may be sent back or released. Low pay for juvenile court staff undermines recruitment, with entry salaries at 325 dollars monthly and top pay at 6900 dollars yearly. Colorado? Correction: Missouri context. The council leaders include Judge Michael Carroll, Judge R Kenneth Elliott, and Judge Marshall Craig.
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Woodson Oldham
Joplin
Kansas City
Cornelius Costello
Jackson County
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St. Louis County
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Scott County
President's Daughter Flies to Hawaii
Washington AP report says Hawaii lawmakers visited the White House with leis and goodbyes as Lynda Johnson prepares to depart for her home state in a brief farewell before travel to Hawaii.
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Washington
White House
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Lynda
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Soviet leaders sign German pact amid Cold War tension
In a tense international moment, Soviet Premier Khrushchev defended the signed pact with East Germany as a standard noninterference agreement. Western leaders refused to recognize Ulbricht's regime and warned Moscow to bear responsibility for East Germany while brief remarks in Washington London and Paris followed the Kremlin ceremony. Khrushchev warned against war amid nuclear weapons and noted the world’s largest globe at National Geographic’s Explorers Hall.
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Paris
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Scranton Declares Candidacy for U S Presidency
The Pennsylvania governor announces his bid for the presidency, urging the Republican Party to stand firm. He calls for unity, condemns fear mongering, and cites Lincoln Roosevelt Taft and Eisenhower as unfinished work. Worries over civil rights and party unity are raised as aides confirm plans.
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Scranton
Maryland
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
America
Goldwater
Craig Truax
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Chaiman
Navy publication reveals Cyprus task force details
Washington AP reports the Pentagon admitted censorship lapses after Naval Aviation News published a June item showing a Cyprus task force standing off the island. Officials said security review was not conducted, exposing questions about Task Force 62's size ships and duration off Cyprus last winter.
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House Set For January Pay Raise Vote In 1966
Backers push a January vote on a pay raise for members amid strong support from President Johnson and postal unions. An Udall amendment would auto raise pay whenever the top Civil Service grade advances, easing future voting pain.
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House
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
Dominican Republic's Diverse Agricultural Powerhouse
The Dominican Republic mills over a million tons of sugar annually and grows large crops of cacao, coffee, rice, peanuts, and tobacco. Cattle raising is also a major industry, contributing to the nation's agricultural strength.
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Dominican Republic
St Louis Methodists Name New Centenary Pastor
The Rev. Dr. Lester McGee of Sikeston Missouri was named pastor of Centenary Methodist Church in St Louis, succeeding Rev. Dr. John Crowe and set to preach there this Sunday. The 52 year old minister previously led Sikeston First Methodist for two years after pastorates in Louisville and Junction City and worked with the Methodist Church general board of evangelism traveling nationally and abroad for three years.
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Lester McGee
Sikeston
Centenary Methodist Church
John Crowe
McGee
First Methodist Church
Louisville
Junction City
Kaw
Methodist Church General Board of Evangelism
United States
Lineage of the common cat traced to ancient Egypt
The story shows cats spreading to Europe around 700 to 600 B.C. likely aboard Phoenician ships, interbreeding with the European wild cat, leading to domestication and the rise of the modern breed.
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Egypt
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