Housing Bill Draws Fire From Local Realtors
Local realtors denounce a federal housing bill as socialized public housing aimed at middle income families. They warn it could enable local rental authorities to borrow Treasury funds at subsidized rates, expanding government control and pressuring home prices. Congressman Moulder urged residents to act, while the Senate excised the local bodies provision in its version.
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BU Deck Jorden
Federal
House of Representatives
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Jorden
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House
Moulder
Market Wrap Folds Dow Along with Major Stocks
New York closing figures show Dow Jones performance mixed with notable moves in chemical and automotive sectors. Companies like Ford, General Motors, Goodyear, and Allied Chemical anchor the list as analysts note modest gains and losses across blue chips amid thin trading. Local notices include marriage licenses, court actions, and minor traffic fines in surrounding jurisdictions.
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New York
Dow Chem
Pontstocka
Paso NB
Deglesir-White Admiral
Ford Mey Allis
Gamble Sk Am Airlin
lGen Blec Am Cran
Gen Motors Am Motors Sc
Goodyear Ant& Ne DB
Atchison
Atlas Chemig
Avco Corp
Beech Aire
Belt Steel
Boeing Air Ae
Bran Airw
Sion M&m
Champlin
Tex Chi RI & Pac
Chrysler
iMa Pac
Citins
Monsin
Mont Ward
DiNet
Curtiss
Okla N Gas
St. Marr's
Maurine Jackson
Renick
Bernice Buhn
Westphalia
Ollie Arngld
Wheatland
L Proct
Nellie Wilhelm
Bosworth
Missin
Sharon Kampeter
St. Mary’s
Rayonier Sos
Bied
David Branson
Linn
Reyn Met
Rainey Robertson
Mras St
Clinton Griffin
Hobbs
Spen Chem Terrace
Sperry Rd
Alina Jens
W. Ashley
St. Barnard Prince
Linh
Ebbetts
Dorcas Peeae
Burlington
Westmore
Ellott
Farmer
Tefr
Douglas Dr
Maple St
Anna A. Townley
Cheamols
Mitcred Tucker
Trucks Collide on U S 50 Injures Driver at Cooper County
A two-vehicle crash on U S 50 in Cooper County left J A Troms with minor injuries after his truck struck the rear of Harvey Haden Swan Dr s pickup. Swan escaped injury as his truck rolled 230 feet down an embankment into a drainage ditch. Troms was treated at Bothwell Hospital in Sedalia for leg lacerations and released. The collision occurred around 8 30 p m according to Highway Patrol notes.
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Cooper County
J. A. Troms
Ge Ootsted
Qtterville
Pattrol
Thomas
Harvey Haden
Mistakes and Captives From Invasion Report
The article describes an invasion at Caleton near Largo Beach with about 1,500 invaders, roughly 1,200 captured, some escaped. Castro posed for photographers, claimed sinking a ship from a tank, and led reporters to a collective farm and other sites. Prisoners at Havana Naval Hospital awaited US negotiations. Ulises Carbo stated captives are well treated as talks proceed.
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Paget
Castro
Caleton
Largo Beach
Aimaelt
Naval Hospital
Havana
United States
Ulises Carbo
Missouri steel survey eyed as boon to ore industry
Governor candidate Clayton backs a Missouri iron ore survey to spur end product development. Idol compares it to a $40,000 in lease count study that boosted a forestry industry, while noting iron ore resources could reach 7 to 30 billion tons. Commission members include Black, Cook, Dale, Furag, Gambrel, and Kaufmann.
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Clayton
House
Missouri
Idol
Commission
Allen Black
Maldon
Preston N. Cook
Monett
E. L. Dale
Carthage
W. W. Furag
Columbia
Harry M. Gambrel
Kansas City
Aloya FP. Kaufmann
St. Louis
Patrol Reports Two Area Mishaps
Two accidents in the 12-County Troop F area injured motorists Tuesday night. Connie Jo Holder, 17, Eldon, sideswiped a parked truck on a county road near Eldon, suffering minor injuries not requiring treatment. Walter T. Set Nes, 45, Eldon, the truck driver, had the vehicle parked on the road’s wrong side. Charles M. Burlan, 28, Topeka, was injured near Jonesburg on Highway 49 after falling asleep at the wheel and crashing into a ditch. he was treated by a physician.
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Pam
Cone Jo Holder
Eldon
Mise Holder
Walter Tt
Set Nes
Topeka
Charles M. Burlan
Highway 49
Montgomery County
Jonesburg
Burton
Paira
Negotiators Hasten to Secret Conference After Night Travel
Whisked to a secret conference, negotiators checked in after midnight. Newsmen were met and asked about finalizing the committee. The committee issued a statement saying it heard a preliminary agricultural expert report and would submit a fuller written report soon, followed by a formal statement on the technical commission's discussions.
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Technical Commission
Life Underwriters Elect Branstetter President for 1961-62
Life Underwriters Association members elected Olin Branstetter president for 1961-62 at a Holiday meeting. Charles Mueller became first vice president, Ed Tiiott second vice president, and Ernest LeGrande secretary treasurer. National quality awards honored members with lowest lapse rates: Don Harris Jr, Ray Brandt, Leon Noonan, Jim Simpson, and Charles Mueller. A group plans to assist the Cole County Red Cross blood drive on Jan 36.
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AM Veuerson Uy Sae
Cole County
Red Cross
Mrs Leslie Dies at 81 in Kansas City Home
Mrs Mary Austellar Leslie 81 died Thursday in a Kansas City nursing home after a stroke in April. Born October 21 7978 in Russellville to Abraham and Hannah Campbell she married John S Leslie in 1904. Surviving sons R Leslie Etterville J F Leslie Raytown daughter Mrs Paul Rowe LeClatre stepdaughter Mrs Beulah Mock Glendale Calif two brothers H E Campbell M J Campbell Russellville two grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral 2 p m Sunday at Coal Spring Baptist Church near Hussetville Rev Roy Weece officiating burial Enola Cemetery.
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Mary Austellar Leslie
Ettervile
Kansas City
Leslie
Qet
Russellville
Abraham
Hannah Kelsay Campbell
John $. Leslie
R. Leslie
J. F. Leslie
Raytown
Paul Rowe
LeClatre
Sons
Beulah Mock
Glendale
Calif
H. E. Campbell
M. J. Campbell
Judge Aber Dies at 94 in Warrensburg Services Saturday
Judge M. D. Aber, former Jefferson City resident and Warrensburg municipal judge, died unexpectedly at his home. A 94 year old graduate of Warrensburg Normal and DePauw, he served Johnson County probate judge after age 80 and earlier worked in the Department of Insurance in Jefferson City. Survived by two daughters, a grandson, and a nephew. Services set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Warrensburg Grace Episcopal Church.
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Jefferson City
Warrensburg
Aber
Johnson County
Department of Insurance
Warrensburg Normal and
DePauw University
Caroline Aber
New York City
Walter Parkes
Cleveland
Cawdence M. Aber
Grace Episcopal Church
Services Sunday For Edward Elmer
Edward Elmer 60 of 2408 W Iain St died Thursday of a heart attack at home. He was born December 24 1901 in Thayer son of Charles and Emma Ener Elmer married Mabel Argoks in December 1929. Survived by widow son Neil Elmer Columbus Chile daughter in law Harlan Dille Zepeka brother Charles Elmer Springdale Ark two grandchildren. Services Sunday 1 30 p m at First Christian Church with Rev Hartford C Jnow officiating Jefferson Lodge will conduct Masonic burial at Riverview Cemetery.
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W. Iain St
Mr. Eilmer
Thayer
Charles
Emma Tleta Ener
Jefferson Lodge
Pravaside
Riverview Cemetery
Khrushchev tapes warns on Berlin disarmament aims
Khrushchev urged Western powers to accept a general disarmament framework with a three member control panel to enforce a nuclear test ban. He called for a Communist, Western, and neutral member each with veto power, and noted the Vienna meeting offered valuable personal contact despite Western hesitation on commitments. He spoke via Moscow TV and radio, with broadcasts reaching East Germany and other bloc nations.
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Berlin
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Germany
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Vienna
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Soviet Union
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East Germany
Beer Cans Gone From Fourth Floor Capitol
Gov. John M. Dalton reported no new complaints after he urged Speaker Thomas D. Graham to address beer can litter on the Capitol’s third and fourth floors. He noted many lawmakers keep beverage containers in offices, with visitors often offered drinks during visits.
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Dalton
Thomas D. Gratham
D-Cole County
Capitol
Graham
House
St. Louis
Republican House
Ex City Man Receives Engineering Award for Service
Ex City man and engineer who started with the Missouri State Highway Dept in 1922 then formed his own firm has been named the recipient of the National Society of Professional Engineers outstanding service award. Leif J Sverdrup of a St Louis firm designed highways tunnels dams power plans airports and industry. Legislature debated funding for a Mississippi toll bridge while bills to bar fraternities enhance school discipline and release revenue bonds for parks moved forward.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Highway Dept
National Society of Professional Engineers
Leif J. Sverdrup
Louis
Page
T Uo
Pidge
Pay-as-Go Bill Delayed by House
The Missouri House paused Senate Bill 4, known as the pay-as-you-go sewer plan, after Rep. George Morgan questioned its impact on his district. The measure, backed by Jefferson City Mayor C Forrest Waley and the Missouri Municipal League, was handled on the floor by Rep. Charles Dickey Jr. A separate obituary notes the death of Mrs Lucille Wittenberger of Calif ornia at 1 36, life details, nursing career, and services scheduled for Saturday.
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Jefferson City
C. Forrest Waley
Missouri Municipal League
Senate Hill 4
George H. Morgan
Jackson
Charles H. Dickey Jr
Audram
California
House
Lucille Wittenberger
Omar Kenneth Wittenberger
H. Avery
Troy
Bi.Jing
Mary's Hospital
Jamestown Ooses
Albert Schoenthal
Pentecostal Tabernacle
Pentecostal Ladies Auxiliary
Norman Schoenthal
Prairie Home
Herbert Schoenthal
Jamestown
Hudson Clay
St. Joseph School of Nursing
Bonneville
Bloodhounds Track Algoa Escapees From Work Detail
Two bloodhound teams from Algoa Intermediate Reformatory are seeking James Edward Burton 17 Poplar Bluff and Marion Wayne Culbertson 21 Pleasanton Kah after they escaped from a work detail around 11 40 a m. Burton is 5 feet 10 inches tall 130 pounds with brown hair and eyes. Culbertson is 5 feet 9 inches tall 130 pounds with brown hair and eyes.
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Highway Patrol
James Edward Burton
Poplar Bluff
Marion Wayne Culbertson
Pleasanton Kah
Burton
Cooper County
Steet
Culbertson
Uso
Clay County
Ex City Resident Kasler Dies in California
Clinton Eugene Jack Kasler, 52, a former Jefferson City resident, died of a heart attack in Los Angeles. He was a Sacramento construction firm partner and longtime Missouri State Highway Department employee. He lived in Jefferson City from 1925 to 1942 and was a Division 3 construction engineer. He graduated from Ohio University with a civil engineering degree. Services are Monday at the Church of the Recessions, Forest Lawn Glendale.
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Clinton Eugene Jack Kasler
Jeferson City
Los Angeles
Calif
Forest Lawn
Glendale
Kasler
Sacramento
Prin
Missouri State Highway Department
Division 3
Tie
Ohio University
Urban Section J Diamond Interchange and Route Changes
Work on the urban expressway began Nov 30, 1959, with a target completion of Sept 1 for the entire facility. When finished, the two 24 foot lanes with a paved median will run through the city from the Morea River to Highway 59 West, easing north south and east west traffic.
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Mulberry
Cherry Streets
Broadway
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe Streets
Westhaus
Jackson
Chestnut Streets
Morea
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