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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
6
Westphalia special reports Fred Meyer, 54, of Koeltztown died unexpectedly in Freeburg while visiting his daughter Mrs. Roman Falter. Police say evidence decreases regarding the case.
Jacob Meyer born October 24 1910 in Koeltz town son of Frank and Mary Meyer married Leona Lock April 16 1940 surviving are his wife two sons Harold and Eugene three daughters Judith Doris and Mrs Faber and a sister Mrs Schauwecker plus three brothers. He was a member of St Boniface Church Holy Name Society and Westphalia Knights of Columbus. Rosary recited today and Thursday at Westphalia funeral home with funeral at St Boniface Friday burial in Albany parish cemetery.
Mrs. Narramore, 106, of Windsor, born January 20, 1877, died aged 106. She was the daughter of William and Frances Hankey McCorkendale, married William Narramore in 1899, who died in 1947. Survivors include three sons Ernest, Virgil, and Glen Narramore, and two daughters Velvie Bowlen and Donald Starr. The obituary notes extended family and long life.
The article describes rising Czech store demand amid East German shoppers, noting heavy import of steel machinery and consumer goods, while East German prestige fades. It highlights Czech stores packed with books, films, and perfumes as Czechs buy goods to bolster export-led growth, exposing tensions with German visitors and cultural friction.
A chaotic OCR yield lists daily radio segments and time marks across multiple stations including K-WOS-AL and IWOS-AL style tags. Entries mention news blocks, weather, sports, music programs, dinners, and various show hosts with numerous timing errors and repeats.
Radio schedule lists News and Weather segments and farm reports. Program notes include Missouri Party coverage, Martha Robison, Wonderful World of, Market Reports, and editorial slots. Several names appear with timing for KLIK and KUIK stations, alongside weather and market items.
Local TV guide lists a dense lineup for Wednesday with shows like Mickey Mouse Club Johnny Quest Yori Bear and The Virginian plus news programs Huntley Brinkley Weather and news headlines. Evening movies and late night programs include The Twelve O Clock High Branded and Tonight Show with regional variations and time slots.
A fragmented TV grid lists daytime and evening showings from NBC and KNBC including Capt Kangaroo News Truth or Consequences and game shows Like Jeopardy The Price Is Right and regional weather forecasts with headlines for soap operas sports and local segments.
West Berlin officials fear riots may erupt Thursday at the Wall after an East Berlin guard killed a German veteran and critically wounded his fiance. The 12th anniversary of the anti Communist revolt in East Germany is marked as West Berlin calls for a rally in front of City Hall. A West German couple were shot while boating on the Teltow Canal, straying briefly into Communist territory.
Soviet educator Vladimir Sukhomlinsky blamed Russia's rising juvenile delinquency on an "atmosphere of lies" pervading society and media. Lt Col Vladimir Chvanov urged holding young criminals personally accountable, rejecting environmental blame.
Washington based Henry Barwich former deputy director at a top Soviet nuclear center testified in closed session that China’s claimed atomic bomb achievement surprised him. He said China copied equipment well but had little Russian help and chi dentist uranium processes. Barwich’s remarks followed his 1961 projection that China would need five years to build a bomb. He also questioned Pontecarvo’s alleged assistance to China and noted his own 1959 China visit during reactor work.
Chicago and East St Louis reports show hog prices steady to up 25 with varied weights, cattle and calves bringing mixed to higher ranges including prime and high choice slaughter steers near 29.50, heifers up to 28.75, and cows around 16 to 20. Sheep remain active with spring lambs 27.00 to 27.50. National Stockyards receipts list hogs 6,000 and cattle 1,500 with multiple price bands for barrows, gilts, sows, and calves. Eggs and poultry prices listed for St. Louis and Kansas City markets with ranges for consumer and wholesale grades.
In a special election at Carthage Missouri voters approved 1011 to 340 a 410000 bond issue to fund a seven room addition to the high school an eight room addition to the junior high and the construction of a vocational trades building.
The executive director of the state Human Rights Commission urged the Legislature to boost the budget to fund two new laws. Peter C. Robertson praised actions, noted no appropriation yet, and asked for sufficient omnibus funds. A budget hearing is set for Wednesday before the House Appropriations Committee.
A Circuit Court jury ruled in favor of Drexel Lorenz Watson of Etterville in a $25,000 damage suit filed by Alta Pennington of 116 Monroe Street. Pennington alleged injuries from a May 25, 1963 collision on Madison Street and Rex M. Whitton Expressway. The seven men five women verdict was signed by foreman H. S. Mahoney.
A memorial daily record lists hospital admissions and a magistrate court summary. Names include Virginia Carson, Marjorie Morse, Larry Benz, Holstema Hooser, Mary Ann Caplinger, Martha Decker, Phylis Ann Herzing, Gilbert Weber, Ray Selby, Ila, Eddie Groff, Charles Borgmeyer, Malinda Thomas, Anna Smith, Judith Wieberg, Amy Jett, Catherine Mertens, Thomas Ressler, Charles E. Still, Frances Quinn, Viola Kohlbusch, Thelma Sorensen, Katie Gibson, Larry von Behren, James McNamara, Mary Ann Koestner, and others. Tuesday at St Marys Hospital noted for Santa and Roger Mertens entries. In Magistrate Court, State of Missouri vs James J Baldrick arraigned for forging and passing bad checks, bound over to Circuit Court with $3,000 bond. defendant did not post. Circuit Court lists Forrest Joseph Rauliers and Lattice B. Rautie petition for divorce.
President Charles de Gaulle opened a new campaigning swing near Paris and spoke as though seeking reelection. In Saint-Germain-en-Laye he urged French citizens to entrust governance to a responsible republic worthy and capable of guiding them.
Hong Kong Reuters reports Beijing issued its 386th serious warning on a US military aircraft allegedly violating its air space late Tuesday night. The notice underscores ongoing tensions in regional air patrols amid frequent accusations between Beijing and Washington.
Financial Market New York AP reports profit taking trimmed gains in a strong rally as trading slowed after an active early pace. Volume for the day was about 6.8 million shares versus 8.5 million the prior session. Key stocks rose by fractions to over a point each.
An Iowa motorcyclist lost a leg in a head on collision on Miller County Route V at 7 10 PM Tuesday. Seven others injured in two more traffic accidents in Troop F. Incident involved Gilbert Weverd 28 Donaldson Iowa and Ray Stephen Selby 22 Fort Madison Iowa, colliding with a car driven by Lester Gene Martin 17 Brumley Missouri. Legally notices and stock market items also appear in the dense clipping.
Chicago President John Fords fiscal policy critique warns the economy could flame out if spending on social programs continues. He cites anti poverty Medicare and pork barrel bills as signs of an overheated boom and contrasts Johnsons record with 1964 promises. He also urges caution on reopening Warren Commission inquiries into Lee Harvey Oswalds widow testimony.
Jackson, Michigan gave a spectacular conquering hero welcome to astronaut James McDivitt returning from a 13 day space mission. The hometown of 55,000 lined the streets in a celebratory sendoff as McDivitt arrived to fanfare and pride.
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