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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
9
A Soviet commentator claimed President Kennedy recognizes the need for peaceful co existence and a revaluation of Soviet American relations. Baskakov praised Kennedy’s call for mutual tolerance as a step toward nuclear disarmament and world peace.
Missouri officials considered canceling the state osteopathy license of Dr. Stephen Ward amid a British scandal. Ward faces charges tied to earnings from prosti tution in London, linked to the resignation of British war secretary Profume who admitted illicit relations with model Christine Keeler. The Missouri Board of Healing Arts asked Albert J. Stephan Jr. to assess grounds for action, noting Ward's 1938 Kirksville College of Osteopathy license and lack of practice in Missouri. If Ward is convicted in England, the board could act on that basis.
Columbia contractor J. E. Hathman won the general contract for a new geology building at the University of Missouri with bids totaling 1,065,674 accepted Wednesday. Natkin Co. received heating and ventilation work for 297,500 and Evans Electrical Construction Co. won the electrical contract for 886,975. Financing will come from a 6 million dollar appropriation by the National Science Foundation.
An alleged killer, charged with fatally shooting Donna Dean Sith at Kirkson, Missouri, in October 1911, requests relief in an Idaho District Court. The defendant, named Smith, appeared with attorney Harry Dewny, claiming impaired memory at the time of the crime.
A Kansas man faces charges over mortgage forgery after an investigation found he used fraudulent documents to obtain funds. Authorities say the case involves deceitful lending practices and a scheme that misrepresented property ownership.
Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, told the Communications Workers of America convention in Kansas City that labor should quit attacking James Hoffa to avoid making him a martyr. Hoffa leads the Teamsters Union and has long drawn fire from labor leaders due to past controversies.
Merwin S. Haas, director for a six state Midwest area, announced that about 50 000 persons will be retrained under the federal Manpower Development and Training Act to gain jobs. He spoke to the Adlai Educational Council in St. Louis.
New York critics greeted Cleopatra with mostly praise at a Rivoli premiere attended by Rex Harrison Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. The four hour spectacle drew huge crowds and celebrity watchers, with Bosley Crowther praising its romance and adventure while Judith Crist derided it as disappointing and extravagant.
St Joseph Missouri police say Elizabeth Reynolds was killed when a car she drove failed to yield and pulled into the path of another vehicle on U.S. 71. Reynolds, identified as a resident of St Joseph, died Wednesday night in the collision. The grim crash occurred on the south edge of the city as two cars collided, prompting AP and local reporters to note the tragedy amid a broader film review chatter about Cleopatra.
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