AMA Opposes Free Antipolio Inoculations
Washington AP report shows the American Medical Association opposing a Democratic plan to fund free polio vaccines for American youths up to 19, while giving only tepid support to an Eisenhower administration proposal to aid families unable to pay. Dr Juli an Pis ce of Florence, S C testifies for the AMA, arguing federal costs and program overlap, but the AMA backs the goal of broad immunization and voluntary doctor-led distribution for those in need.
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American Medical Assa
AMA
Jilian Pisce
Florence
S.C
Senate
Welfare Committee
Price
AMAA
Medical Association
Babor
Feu
Polley
Labor Committee
Stardny
Leonard A. Sehorle
Foi
Seheeley
Publics Health Service
Ft Bacher
Habke
Truck Tears Out Bridge Over Osage
A truck tore out about 100 feet of the Osage River bridge east of Jefferstown on Highway 1 around 10 am. The driver, Richard Emil Connell, 44, of California, was arrested for operating a truck as a chauffeur without a valid license, pleaded guilty in Magistrate Court, and was fined $7.50 plus costs. Exact details of the accident remain undetermined.
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Jefferspo Cily
Parrot
1Ek
Uri Bitters Service
Defierson City
Richard Emil Connell
Calfornia
Paltol Sii
Weather fragment for Weiersan Guerim Central Missouri report
Fragmentary weather notes show generally fair conditions in central Missouri with a possible temperature change tonight into Thursday. Forecast highs near 65 and Thursday around the 80s, with low temperatures around the 40s. Includes stray names and garbled place references from the local page.
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Weiersan
Guerim
Missouri
Monson City
Onwaks
Tver Foreeraie Homelite
Selietean Ciy
Thuratay
Jefferson City Target in 1955 Operation Alert Exercise
Jefferson City residents learned that Operation Alert 1955 was under way as a nationwide Civil Defense drill tested preattack evacuation and postattack recovery. About 250 volunteers from state agencies staffed a command center in the Jefferson Building while St Louis and other cities were scheduled targets for simulated attacks.
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Tainty
Dean Lupkey
Missouri Civil Defense Agency
Missouri
Belnefield
United States
Lupkey
Marvin W. Smith
Wie
Civ Nefense
John Long
News-Tribune
Jefferson City
Jefferson Building
Witsourd Citil Defense Agency
Yinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Maryin' Smith
Stat Ile Defense Agency
Alaska
Smith Seid
St. Louis
JSON
Dean Sikes
State’ Civil Defense Organization
Sul
Altark
Eipit
Tre State
Mike
Thousands Upset by Sonic Boom Over St Charles
Residents in the St Charles area reported a loud sonic boom blamed on an Air Force F 101 jet piloted by Robert Little. Witnesses said the blast rattled nearby homes and caused dozens of calls to police as the plane reportedly exceeded speed limits during a maneuver above 25 000 feet, triggering fears of an earthquake.
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MtcDontell Averatt Corp
Boon
Wreimilg
St. Charles
Weeds Must Be Cut and School Bond Vote Set
Police remind property owners in St Elizabeth district to cut weeds or face fines under a city ordinance. Voters will decide a second bond issue for St Elizabeth and St Anthony schools to fund adds ons and lunch rooms with a total levy of 43 cents per $100 valuation. If approved the plan calls for new classrooms and comprehensive site work next fall.
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St. Anthony
Danis G
al Koverints
Anthony Sehnol
Jaitar
Boston
Com Parnell
Tommy Hurd
Fulton
Columbia
Nupport
Jackie Tensen
Win Bose
Bomwille
Trenton
Gallaton
Red Sox
Kansas City Tin
Kearnett
Texas
Leounde
Franklin
Two Priests Banned in Argentina Amid Unrest
In Buenos Aires two Roman Catholic prelates, Manuel Tato and Roman Pablo Nove s, were expelled amid last weekend’s disorders. They were escorted to Ezeiza airport and flown to Rome as a decree dismissed them from church posts. Police raided priests’ residences as the government asserted clergy incited clashes between Peronists and opponents, injuring over 29.
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Bshop
Burnosy Aires
Roman Pablo Noves
Tiformea
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Quest Lioning
Peron
Anotfi Tenoris
Ariests
Juan D. Peron
Uiey
Juan Peron
Dis
Ovar
Jeburets
Vatican City
Boonville Man Fatally Struck by Train
A Boonville man identified as Cabler M. Liev died after being struck by a Missouri Pacific freight train today at the Second Street crossing. The engineer, Fred Griffes, 36, of Jefferson City, reported the victim walked onto the track. The man was pronounced dead at St. Joseph Hospital.
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Missouri Pacific
Bao Am
State Highway Patrol
M. Liev
St. Joseph Hospital
Fred’ Griffes
Tefferson Cay
Cain
Grandmother Delivers Thirteenth Child in Crowded Home
In Hove England Mrs Rachel Dumbrell aged 42 gave birth today to her 13th child a girl. She and husband Richard 49 a coal truck driver live in a small home with eight daughters four sons a son in law and one grandson.
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Hove
England
Rachel Dumbre
School Board Group Opens Session Here
About 306 educators from across Missouri attend the Missouri School Board Assn meeting opening at the Governor Hotel. Key ceremonies begin with welcome talks by Mayor Arthur W. Ellis and state education official Hubert Wheeler, with Roger A. Bailey presiding.
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Boars Assn
Governor Hotel
Bette
Capitol
State Department of Education
Arthur W. Ellis
Hubert Wheelmr
Roger A. Bailey
Everett Keith
Missouri State ‘Teachers Assn
Raymond A. Roberts
Directoyal
Groun
Trainmen Against Merger of Unions
The Missouri Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire Ten and Enginemen opposed the proposed merger of national railroad brotherhoods with a new union formed from AF of L and CIO membership. The resolution, adopted at the 50th annual state convention, urged caution amid reports that large railroad groups favor such affiliation. Five officers and three trustees were elected for the coming year: JR. Dickson, chairman. R. J. Utterback, vice-chairman. C. Roberts, secretary. I. McNeal, treasurer. and trustees C. C. Griffis, John Reach, H.G. Winkie.
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Missouri Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
National Railroad Brotherhoods
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Voad
Prese
Former Missouri Representative McKeever Dies in Vienna
Vienna resident EB C McKeever 33 died at St Marys Hospital Jefferson City after a heart ailment. He ran a Vienna service station and auto distributorship for 25 years before retiring. A Democratic legislator from Maries County served one term and sought re election. Born in Vienna to William and Edith McKeever he was Catholic and a Knights of Columbus member. Surviving: four sons J Gene McKeever Tulsa two daughters Sister Bonaventure Roma one brother J A McKeever Vienna one sister Mrs Walter Briggs Fulles and one grandson. Funeral tentative for 8 am Friday at Visitation Italian Church Vienna with Gildo Nardoni officiating. Burial in parish cemetery.
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Mariesi County
C. McKeever
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
McKeegar
Silion and Automobile
Missouri
Maries County
Rlee
William and
Edith Carvin
Roma
Whoney
McKeever
Walter Briggs
Fulles
Gildo Nardoni
Ial
Ceme
St Joseph seeks to buy Missouri Service Tarkio utility
St Joseph Power and Light Co seeks to acquire Missouri Service Co of Tarkio to consolidate assets worth 1454595 dollars and operate all facilities under one management. The plan would swap stock, offer 25800 shares of St Joseph nonpar stock to Missouri Service holders, and promise staged rate cuts for customers while expanding franchises across multiple Missouri towns.
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Missouri Service
St. Joseph
Missouri
Bt. Joseph
Nopar
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Wovern
Lowns
Missmirt
Mound City
Bigelow
Craig
Pair
Max
Fortescue
Coabany
Maitland
Phelps City
Quitman
Skidmore
Watson
Westboro
Northboro
Idrew
Richison
Buchanan
Clay
Caton
Dekalb
Gentry, Holl
Netaway
Platte and
Worth
Boy Escapes Injury After Auto Strikes Youth
An unidentified boy was reportedly uninjured after being struck by a vehicle driven by Harvey Hirschman of 89 Bolton Br. Police received the accident report at 12:52 PM today. Hirschman notified authorities and indicated the boy was weak but apparently unharmed. The boy’s name is not known.
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Bolton Br
Hirschman
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Oldest FBI Agent James Findlay hailed from Oklahoma ties
James Findlay, longtime FBI agent and former Miller County resident, is cited by officials as the bureau’s oldest serving agent. The Knox College alumnus and Oklahoma organizer earned praise from Edgar Hoover and Knox College leaders for decades of national service, with notes on key cases from kidnappings to bank robberies and the Elk Hills reserve inquiry.
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Miller Countian
FBI
ELDON
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Findlay
Federal’ Court
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Thoma 4
I Hiler County
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William Taylor
Eli
Don
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Gales I
Edgar Hoover
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Hoover
Aly
Oklahoma
Texas
Okla
U.S
Knox College
South Bank of the Red River
Washington
D.C
PBT
Boundary
Elk Hills
It's All Right To Strike Child in Missouri Court Ruling
Gen. Joan NM Dalton ruled that a teacher may strike a child if punishment is reasonable under the circumstances. Assistant St. Lews County prosecutor John Stevens raised concerns about corporal punishment reports. Missouri cases hold teachers may maintain order but must avoid cruel, excessive, or malicious punishment.
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Joan NM. Dalton
John
Stevens
St. Lews County
Hugh BP
Wi Warmson
Missouri
Coffee Prices Rise at Some Jefferson City Stores
Jefferson City coffee prices climbed with a three cent per pound increase at a large grocery chain outlet effective yesterday. One pound bag prices rose to 78 cents and three pound bags to 2.28 dollars at this chain, while another local chain kept prices at 75 cents for a one pound bag and 2.19 for a three pound bag. The Associated Press notes similar increases spreading from St Louis to markets as supplier costs have risen up to 20 cents per two pounds.
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Jefferson City
Tor Way
Associated Press
Heday
Preliminary Delayed Again in Maries County Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Ruth Tate, charged with murder, was postponed again as Maries County Magistrate Paul Holenbeck disqualified himself on a defense motion alleging prejudice. Clem C. Gove of Osage County will conduct the hearing, now set for June 27.
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Maries County
Paul
Holenbeck
Wee Hollenbeck
Arthur Cohn
Clem C. Gove
Osage County
Eight More Speeding Fines Are Assessed
Police court action adds eight more speeding fines as radar enforcement expands. A total of 1,985 dollars in fines were paid by 197 drivers since the May 16 start. The latest list includes names and addresses, with hearings set and counsel involved.
Three Day Test Of 48 Cities Under Way Today
Washington AP reports a three day emergency drill named Operation Alert 1443 as 25,000 officials from 31 agencies simulate evacuation and redeployment to 800 miles of emergency sites around the capital. Eisenhower leads the drill with Defense and military chiefs coordinating plans to reorganize the nation should a nuclear attack strike Washington and 48 major cities.
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Washitetay
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Nisseerrk Relocation Center
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Geraldn Martin
Pentagon
Wilson
Defense Department
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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