Legislature to Quit Work at Midnight on Bills
The legislature plans to adjourn Tuesday at midnight. The House backed a resolution to ratify the federal constitution enabling 18-year-olds to vote in federal state and local elections. The Senate sent to the governor a bill allowing truck drivers to use chauffeurs licenses despite traffic violation points against their private licenses. A home health care bill meeting a federal law’s provisions remained unsettled.
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Senate
Tragic Sailor's Journey From Sea to Service
The report recalls Thomy a remarkable swimmer and seaman who trained in Seattle and joined a kayak regime amid weight and gear concerns. Moore notes his outward confidence but doubts under load. He swam ashore from boats on several occasions, served in Vietnam, studied at Scott Community College, and planned to become a teacher.
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Thomy Waa
Seattle
Moore
Eagia Semut
Baltic
North Bee
Vietam
Scette Community College
Plane Missing Over Pacific In Coast Guard Search
A military airliner vanished over the Pacific today with rescue operations under way. Officials identified Captain Bil Butlee as the pilot and indicated the craft carried a crew of air force personnel as search efforts continue for the missing aircraft.
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Bil Butlee
Wa Air Force
Dhe
Pension increase votes split among senators deadlock avoided
Benefits would raise the next year bill to boost contributions for added pension costs. Some lawmakers warned delaying would kill the bill. Senators voting for the surviving spouse pension included Blackwell Brancate Cox Howard Johnson Joynt Keating Lee Linehan Noland Payne Pentland Schechter Schneider Skelton Tinnin Vanlandingham Webster Young. Opponents were Avery Bradshaw Cason Esely Gant Jones of St Louis County Jones of Kansas City Manford Merrell Owens Patterson Stone Waters Wilson. Absent was Alberk Sprathing.
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Sens
Blackwell
Brancate
Cox
Howard
Johnson
Joynt
Keating
Lee
Linehan
Noland
Payne
Pentland
Schechter
Schneider
Skelton
Tinnin
Vanlandingham
Webster and Young
Avery
Bradshaw
Cason
Esely
Gant
Jones
St. Louis County
Kansas City
Manford
Merrell
Owens
Patterson
Stone
Waters
Wilson
Alberk M. Sprathing
Missouri Supreme Court Cases Echo Violent Crime and Pension Ruling
The high court affirmed multiple convictions and sentences from Jackson County and other districts, including Jackie Lee Elmore for murder with a 1 year sentence, Phillip Zito for murder and stabbing in a hotel incident, and Edna Lee Evans deemed mentally competent for a murder guilty plea. It also upheld Kansas City pension provisions for municipal judges, found a city ordinance criminalizing stealing valid as a misdemeanor, addressed double jeopardy in Vincent Henderson’s case, and upheld jail credit and consecutive prison terms in related matters.
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Jackson County Circuit Court
Jackie Lee Elmore
Robert Saw Elmore
Battie
Edna Lee Evans
Butler County
High Court
Kans Gig
Keith P. Bondurant
Supreme Court
Pagene H. Browse
Earle W. Fost
Jackson’ County
City of
Kansas City
Vincent
Henderson
Montgomery Wand
Circuit Court
Missouri
Ivan Lee Holt Jr
St. Louis
Lowell Crockrell
Crockrell
Arvelle Coles
Coler
Githa Morris
James Marvin
Fields
Greene County
Rex Peck
Cape
Hearing Set in Shooting Case In Holt Summit Feud
Norman Nichols of Holt Summit is recovering from a gunshot wound at Cheries EK. SN Hospital after an argument at a service station with Stanley Steinmetz of 722 E High St. Steinmetz allegedly drove to an alley near Broadway and Dunklin Street where Nichols was shot. Steinmetz was arrested and held on $5,000 bond. A July 15 hearing on the assault charge is scheduled.
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Ashok
Norman Nichols
Holts Summit
Stanley Steinmetz
High St
Steinmetz
Broadway
Dunklin Street
Nichol
Seeleasets
Nichols
Cheries EK
SN Hospital
Seelamet
Wes
Cole Seeesc
Highway repairs bid date set for Missouri projects
The Missouri Highway Commission announced June 26 as the bid receipt date for about 80 million dollars in highway improvements. Projects cover grading, culverts, and paving on routes including RL 91 near Advance, Rt K in Columbia, US 71 in Jasper Newton Vernon counties, and US 54 at Nevada with traffic signals and paving components.
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Missouri Highway Commission
Oak St
Advance
Braddard County
Boone County
Rt. K
Columbia
Rt. 740
Hinkson Creek
Jasper and
Newton Coun Hes
U.S. Business 71
US. 11
Vernon County
Ash Street
Nevada
Floral Street
Locust Street
Former Filipino Leader Garcia Dies At Home
Former President Catlon F. Garcia, who had just won the presidency of a constitutional rewrite convention, died at his Musil home. He led the resistance against the Japanese in World War II and served as president from 1957 to 1961 after succeeding Ramon Magsaysay.
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Teader
Garcia
Honeymoon Mystery Shrouds White House Pair
Secret whereabouts of President Nimom's daughter and her husband remain unclear as officials describe their honeymoon plans and timing. The White House aide denies details, citing privacy while reporters seek confirmation from government sources in Washington.
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Washington
Edward Cox
Nimom
Law
Jen
Thomas Dies At 54 In Memorial Hospital
Kent B. Thomas 54, of 1210 Major Dr., died Sunday at Memorial Hospital. Born October 44 11g in Monticello Indiana, he was the son of Everett A. and Maud Brumbach Thomas. He married Virginia Wineinger October 28 1961 in Martinsville. Thomas relocated to Jefferson City in 1961 and worked as a state representative for D A Lubricate Co. He belonged to First United Methodist Church and Eagles Lodge No 283. Survivors include two sons Ronald Thomes and J R Shearer, a brother the Rev Keith Thomas, and four grandchildren. Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday at Buescher Memorial Chapel. burial Riverview Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Memorial Hospital
Monticello
Ind
Everett A
Maud Brumbach Thomas
Martinsville
Virginia Wineinger
Thomas
Jefferson City
Staes
D. A. Lubricate Co
First United Methodist Church
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Ronald Thomes
J. R. Shearer
Abiline
Tex
Keith Thomas
Indianapolis
Lod
Buescher Memorial
Myrland Snow
Riverview Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Rev Fred Braden Dies at Sedalia
The Rev Fred A Braden 10 formerly of Jefferson City died Sunday in Sedalia born Zora Nov 1 1900 the son of Gilford and Ada Cartwright Braden Married Warsaw Dec 13 1920 to Miss Lulu Bryan survived He was minister of the Jefferson City Pentecostal Church of God for 17 years helping build the church at 900 Monroe St He retired in 1958 He leaves a daughter Mrs Betty Jane Thompson a son Fred H Braden two sisters Mrs Lucille Guymon and Mrs Eila Savage a brother Edward Braden grandchildren and six great grandchildren The funeral is set for 2 pm Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home Sedalia with Rev John L Cameron officiating burial at Crown Hill Cemetery Sedalia
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Zora
Gilford
Ada Cartwright Braden
Warsaw
Lulu Bryan
Braden
Jefferson City
Pentecostal Church of God
Monrce St
Mid-Missouri
Betty Jane
Thompson
San Jose
Calif
Fred H. Braden
Climax Springs
Lucille Guymon
Sedalia
Eila Savage
San Pablo
Edward Braden
Boro Cah
Ewing Funeral Home
John L. Cameron
Crown Hill Cemetery
Lucien Howlett Dies in California Veteran and Farmer
Lucien Gray Howlett aged 14 in California died Saturday. Born March 3, 1897, he was the son of John and Marthe Beile Howlett. A World War I veteran and retired farmer, he was a member of Friendship Baptist Church and American Legion Post 30. Survivors include Adem, Wyman Howlett, Osk Grove. two daughters, Ms. Neville Winebrenner and Mrs. Cleo Fahrni. two sisters Mrs. Dave Wothart and Mrs. Opel Tolkarts. and many grandchildren. Funeral services to be held at 2 pm with Rev. Termmy de Ealee at Cemetery Bear Reseelvitn.
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California
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Howlett
John and
Marthe Beile Norman Howlet
Sadie Gertrude Enloe
Friendship Baptist Church
The
American Legion Post 30
2 Chuir
Adem
Wyman Howlett
Osk Grove
Neville Winebrenner
Cleo Fahrni
Versailles
Dave Wothart
Opel Tolkarts
Olene Greed
Court rules cities may close pools if ordered by court
Court rules states facing desegregation orders may shut swimming pools and other public facilities to all users, not just whites, but warns against using services to perpetuate segregation. Justices divide on whether states must operate integrated facilities, with dissent warning against retreat from civil rights gains.
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Washington
Jarkeeo
Migs
McKroes
Hugo L. ‘Black
Jackson
Mrs Nichols Dies in Ashland
Mrs Maude Ethel Nichols died Sunday at her Ashland home. Born December 2, 1885, in Ashland, she is survived by a daughter Juanita Nichols, a son Derby Nichols, two sisters Ola Burks and Emma Kuebn, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral from Burnett Funeral Chapel with burial at New Liberty Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery southwest of Ashland.
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Maude Ethel Nichols
Ashland
Mrs. Nichols
Square
Dathsbton Grindstai
Sap.lington
Beverly Nichols Fen
Juanita Nichols
Derby Nichols
Ola Burks
Huntedale
Emma Kuebn
Jefferson City
Burnett Funeral Chapel
Loyle van Fore
New Liberty Primative Baptist Church
Ashisnd
Mr. Davis Dies at Holts Summit in Missouri
William J. Davis a World War I veteran and retired timber worker died at his daughter’s home in Holts Summit. Born January 27, 1888 in Brunswick, he was a Union Hill Baptist Church member. Survived by two daughters Liss Vaught and Lara May Davis, a son William J. Davis, a daughter-in-law Nancy Brandburg, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Claypool Chapel New Bloomfield with Rev. Dele Norfolk officiating. Burial at Boll…
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Williams Washington Davis
Holts Summit
Lloyd Vaught
Brunswick
Job. and
Selly Freeman Davis
Davis
Union Hill
Claypool Chapel
New Blomfield
Dele Norfolk
Borst
Bull Oat of
Hellsum
Herbert D. Taylor Dies at Independence
Herbert D. Taylor died Sunday at Saint x, Independence, son of David and Isabell Popejoy Taylor. He married Dollie Miter on March 18, 187? at Mt. Pleasant. Survived by Aston Taylor, a son, Mrs Marie Mauer of California, four sisters, Mrs Suedie Benler, and others.
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Miss Lillian Eastin Dies in Curryville
Miss Lillian Eastin of Curryville dies at Pike County Hospital Lovinians Saturday. She lived in Jefferson City 1983 to 1962 and retired from the Division of Welfare in 1962. Services were at Erk's Funeral Home Bowling Green. Survivors include sister Mrs Garrett Wall of Santa Monica and three nieces, plus Virginia Ann Eastin of Ocwanalée California.
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Miya Lillian Eastin
Curryville
Mis Eastin
Jefferson City
Division of Welfare
Ime
Pike County Hospital
Lovinians
Erk
Bowling Green
Garrett Wall
Santa Monica
Calif
Bva
Claudine Eder
Geraldine Hess
Pleasant Hill
Virginia Ann Eastin
Ocwanalée
Miss Rose Lueckenhoff dies at 76 in Koeltztown
Miss Rose Lueckenhoff 76 of Koeltztown died Saturday night at St Marys Hospital. Born July 31 1954 to Joseph and Anna Loehner she was a member of St Boniface Church and its Ladies Sodality. Surviving are brother Hugo, sisters Catherine and Elizabeth and others. Services 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St Boniface with Msgr Ralph Kutz officiating. Rosary 7 p.m. today at Dulle Funeral, Westphalia. Burial in parish cemetery.
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Rose Lueckenhoff
Koeltztown
St Mary's Hospital
Joseph and
Anna Loehner
Lueckenhoff
St Boniface Catholic Church
Ladies’ Sodality
Hugo Lueckenhorf
Koeltz Town
Catherine Lueckenhotf
St. Louis
Elizabeth Neuner
Schott Road
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Ralph Kutz
Dulle Funeriie
Westphalia
Mrs Owens Dies After Illness in Fulton
Mrs Saesh A Owens of Fulton died Saturday at Callaway Memorial Hospital. Born December 21 in Missouri to James and Elizabeth Copeland, she married Dan Owens of New Bloomfield who preceded her in death. She was a Providence Baptist Church member. Survivors include three daughters Arlee Vaught of St. Charles and Clara along with another? The text ends abruptly.
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Fulton
Saesh A. Owens
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Missouri
James
Elizabeth Crum Copeland
New Bloomfield
Dan Owens
Three Day Forecast With Erratic Wording
Forecaster notes highs in the mid to upper range and lows in the low to mid range across regions with small temperature changes. Slight chance of showers or thunderstorms on Thursday and Friday.
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Wonton
Market slides as banks raise prime rates in New York
Financial markets in New York weaken as expectations mount that major banks will lift prime rates, dragging the Dow to 910.85 and broad declines on the NYSE. Trading slowed with Pfizer and Merck rising while Sony, Telex, Electronic Data Systems, and Crowell, Collier & McMillan moved mixed.
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First Pennsylvania Bank
Sony
Telex
Electronic Data Systema At
Crowell, Colier & McMillan
YMCA Plans Bus Trip To Circus And Zoo In July
The Jefferson City YMCA schedules a bus trip for third through eighth graders to the 1 pm Shrise Circus and the Louis Zoo with a $5 cost, supper in Forest Park, and insurance. Tickets donated for three attendees. Additional trips planned to Hamaibel on June 3 and to Ozark events in July with fishing and swimming. For details contact the YMCA office.
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Jefferson City
Forest Park
Jefferson
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Hamaibel
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