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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
1
Ann Taylor, 17, Mokane high school valedictorian, was charged with shooting at her father Joseph M. Taylor, 48, amid her claim he beat her mother. She is one of seven children in the family.
Paris AP report states Premier De Gaulle will meet British Prime Minister Macmillan before month end, with June 27 a frequently cited option. It would be his first meeting with a Western Alliance leader since taking office as France weighs North African issues and authority in Algeria.
Raymond Sapp of Jefferson City was elected second vice president of the Missouri chapter of the National Federation of Postal Office Clerks at the final session of the state convention held at the Missouri Hotel. Lawrence Roe of Joplin was elected president. Other officers include Phil Brickell of Poplar Bluff first vice president J D Winscott of Columbia third vice president William Yager of New London fourth vice president Rudolph Walstrand of Springfield secretary treasurer and Harold Hoppe of St Joseph legislative director. Mrs Phil Brickell elected president of the women’s auxiliary succeeding Mrs Raymond Sapp. Springfield chosen as site for the 1959 state convention.
Washington AP unions vow to expand worker prepaid group medical programs despite medical groups objections. Dr. Morris Brand accuses doctors of economic motives and criticizes third party care as coercive. AMA response pending at San Francisco convention. Dr. Draper of the Mine Workers welfare fund cites cost savings and insists labor health services must police expenditures.
City Attorney Thomas P. Rose filed a petition to intervene in a Civil Aeronautics Board case concerning Ozark Air Lines seeking authority to extend service from Springfield to Tulsa. Current service requires Jefferson City passengers to change planes at Springfield en route to Tulsa, after Ozark began operations four years earlier.
Lake of the Ozarks council reports Webelos Day at Camp Pa He Tsi was successful despite low turnout. About 30 men and boys attended Pack 41 from Slater and Pack 5 from Jefferson City. Weather and packs from St. Louis were noted by AP. Meramec Scouts were introduced for Box Scout camping as the Meramec River near Pacific was forecast to crest near 12 feet, just above flood stage.
A rough weekend in Missouri's Troop F area saw livestock suffer the heaviest losses with a cow killed and hogs displaced by a hog pen collapse after an accident spree. Twelve accidents produced five minor injuries and about 3100 dollars in property damage, while a car collision damaged the vehicle and hog pen.
Branson Missouri AP Bill Towell director of the Missouri Conservation Commission will speak at a Branson Chamber of Commerce dinner discussing trout stocking plans for Lake Taneycomo. Earlier a joint Missouri Arkansas Conservation Commission meeting with Tom Ayers of the Ozark Playgrounds Assn debated license and stocking policies for Norfolk Bull Shoals and Table Rock near the border.
Bob Hope visits the Muny in St Louis to perform as band leader Huckleberry Haines in Roberta marking his first show there since 1938. The engagement signals a rare high wage for the Muny, testing its usual top cap of 1500 with Hope reportedly earning up to 50000 for a weekend in Las Vegas.
Rep George H Christopher of Missouri backs acreage allotment and marketing quotas for wheat over the domestic parity plan. He argues parity is hard to operate and leaves export surpluses to the grain trade, while the allotment plan has proven successful and could foster international goodwill by selling or giving food rather than money.
In New York ABC canceled a filmed interview with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in a dispute over editing. ABC vice president J John Daly said the network would permit one deletion but objected to broader censorship. Hutchins of the Fund for the Republic defended ABC policy saying the interview could be reviewed the day of telecast.
John Pohl of Warsaw, chairman of the Lake of the Ozarks Council camping committee, announced that a second successful week opened at Camp Pa He Tsi, Lake of the Ozarks State Park, Sunday. Nine units are in camp this week, including Troops 42, 65, 34, 38, 14, 100, 8 and Posts 22 and others from Osage Beach Linn Creek Owensville and Jefferson City. The program was not affected by rain and Camp Pa He Tsi will run for three more weeks.
ST. LOUIS AP Gov James Blair says a decision on Missouri joining a federal program to extend unemployment compensation will come soon. He has asked AG John Dalton for an opinion on what Missouri must change in law. The decision should come in the next week, said Blair during a St Louis dedication event for a new voting machine warehouse.
Science finds Bio-Dyne based Preparation H offers non surgical shrinkage of hemorrhoids with itching and pain relief. Cases show reduction as it relieves discomfort. product sold in suppository or ointment form with money back guarantee from druggists.
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