City Budget Details Show Increases and New Projects
The council approves adjusted street and police allocations with a 12,556 rise for the street department, funds for a two inch asphalt top on Southwest Boulevard, a mosquito control truck, and shifted operation under health officials. Other line items include police 236,657 and fire 153,049, plus numerous department totals and a taxicab liability rule. A zoning change, park board review, and sewer and road contracts are acted upon. A Reuters report notes American business delegation departure to Washington after a Tunisia visit.
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Bald Hill Bough
E. P. Barnett
Sterling Excavation
Broadway and
High Streets
Park Board
Jefferson City Post Tribune details and rates
Jefferson City Post Tribune details the paper’s publishing history and staff, including publishers Goshorn Weldon and Majersky editor, with mailing, carrier, and subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties. It notes Associated Press affiliation and Bureau membership.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William 8. Weldon
William B. Weldon
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Small Missouri town seen as viable site for future industry
A five year study by Midwest Research Institute for Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development finds rural towns with up to 2,500 residents can attract new plants by leveraging labor supply wage competitiveness and proximity to markets. It notes 70 percent of new plants in non metropolitan areas and highlights top target industries including meat and dairy processing, wood products, chemicals and apparel.
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Missouri
Midwest Research Institute
State Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
Arkansas
Goldwater aides prep pledge of support for ticket
Goldwater supporters in Congress plan to declare in Washington that a ticket led by the Arizona conservative can best help re election prospects. Top Goldwater backing from Texas could push delegate total to 674, surpassing the nomination threshold.
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Congress
Goldwater
Washington
Arizona
Columbia Council Approves First Reading On Liquor By The Drink
Columbia Missouri AP The city council completed the first of three readings Monday night of an ordinance to allow sale of liquor by the drink. Five restaurants have applied for bar licenses. The council gave no indication whether it would adopt the ordinance to change the current law. In 1950 Columbians voted 2313 to 929 against such sale. Final reading is set for July 6 amid expected opposition.
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Columbia, Mo
Scranton Gains Ground at Topeka Airport Welcome
Scranton drew a warm welcome from a crowd of about 200 at Topeka municipal airport as his campaign plane landed, while a Goldwater bloc of roughly 20 shouted We want Barry. A Kansas poll of 20 Republican delegates showed two committed to Goldwater, five favoring him but not committed, one backing Rockefeller but not committed, and 12 with no preference. James Woodson of Topeka shifted support to Scranton after Rockefeller’s withdrawal. Congressional Rep. Robert Ellsworth and Kansas supporters, including Mike Getto, helped back Scranton, who rode in Gov. John Anderson’s official car.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
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Thelma Bruning
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Washington
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Lawrence
Kansas Committee
John Anderson
Anderson
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Denison Kitchel
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Flooding Relieved as Osage River Falls Aid Dam
Missouri second and Osage River levels are dropping with no serious flooding near the dam. Lake residents like Mrs. Oscar Neumann report calm acceptance as Judge Nolting notes immediate road repairs will focus on grading gullied gravel roads. No damage estimate exists but counties expect no budget strain. Roads to be back in good shape by weekend barring rain.
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Turner
Nolting
Negro School Board Leader Will Resign
The Rev. James J. Hicks, 49, first Negro president of the St. Louis Board of Education, will resign July 1 to lead St. Mark's Methodist Church in New York. Hicks, longtime civil rights advocate and former Union Memorial Methodist pastor, has served on the board since 1959 after arriving from Los Angeles in 1955. A special meeting June 25 is planned where vice president James S. McClellan is expected to become president.
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Board of Education
New York City
St. Mark's Methodist Church
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Los Angeles
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Kennedy Goldwater Clash Highlights 1964 GOP Tussle
The piece recalls Democratic and Republican fights over Kennedy and Goldwater, noting Truman and Eisenhower era foes, West Virginia 1960, California 1964 momentum, and East versus Midwest GOP splits. It compares primary margins, party losses, and fears of a bolt by liberal Republicans amid Goldwater's nomination clash.
Highway Agency Approves Bid For Area Roads
Missouri Highways Commission approved low bids totaling 12 195 173 covering 152.6 miles of roads in Camden and Morgan counties. J A Tobin Construction Co bid 2 044 234 for 6.2 miles of U S 54 work including two Linn Creek bridges. Quarry Realty Co bid 104 144 for 6.1 miles on Missouri 135 H. Final costs rise with engineering and non contract expenses.
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Morgan
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J. A. Tobin Construction Co
Kansas City
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Wright City
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Stover
Morgan County
Strike Remains Under Restraining Orders Across District Courts
Maynard E Parks of St Louis Pacific vice president for personnel says the strike violates a restraining order issued in Washington by U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff with a hearing set for June 22 R D Jones Brotherhood vice president directing from Houston says the order covers only national train crew reductions The strike concerns local grievances already reviewed by Railway Labor Board and multiple courts Restraining orders were issued by Judges Meredith Boyd Brewster and Ingraham with hearings set mid to late June across St Louis Memphis Houston and related districts
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Joe Ingraham
Brewster
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Trimble Nominated For Chamber Award
James G. Trimble of North Kansas City is nominated as one of the outstanding young men in America. He is Missouri House majority floor leader and a Democratic attorney general candidate, also a livestock farm owner near Kearney. He first won election at 27 and led the house at 31, and led Missouri Young Democrats in 1958 59.
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Three-Car Crash Injures Man Near Dixy Road Intersection
Robert A. Hackman, 37, of 417 Meir Dr., was listed in satisfactory condition at St. Marys Hospital after a three car collision at the Dixy Road and Industrial Drive intersection around 6 p.m. Monday. Raymond A. Rains, 41, of Jamestown, was ticketed for careless and reckless driving and leaving the scene after his truck rear ended Luella Olson, 75, of Mankato, whose car then struck Hackman.
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Senate Tightens Rules as Civil Rights Bill Advances
The Senate used the anti filibuster cloture rule to limit debate after a 71 29 vote while senators filed over 500 amendments. After 14 roll calls Monday all opponents amendments were rejected and Byrd denounced steamboiler tactics, predicting the public accommodations title would be defeated yet urging vigilance as the bill moves toward final action.
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H. Kuchel
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Robert €. Byrd
D-Va
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Bradley Doubts Commission Expansion Boost
Lt. Joseph Missouri Bradley, vice chairman of the Missouri Highway Commission, opposes expanding the body from four to six members to curry votes for Democrats Hilary Bush and Warren Hearnes. He argues more members would not improve decisions and would delay actions, noting entrenched terrain of the commission and past cooperation on traffic issues. The other current members are Harold Treasure, Roy E. Mayes Sr., and Sam B. Cook.
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Henry D. Bradley
Missouri Highway Commission
Hilary A. Bush
Secy
Waren E. Hearnes
St. Louis
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Kennett
Roy E. Mayes
Carthage
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Jefferson City
CORE Convention Set in Kansas City
The Congress of Racial Equality will hold its national convention in Kansas City on July 25, with over 1,000 delegates expected. The National Action Council will meet three days earlier to discuss political action, with attendees including James Farmer Norman Hill Dick Gregory Louis Lomax and James Baldwin.
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Congress of Racial Equality
National Action Council
Core
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Norman Hill
Dick Gregory
Louis Lomax
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