Negotiators Renew Effort In Ship Strike
New York negotiators plan renewed talks as a strike threatens 1,700 marine workers and disrupts port activity. The walkout risks halting cargo and oil tanker movements, with 225 ships idle and 445 passenger and cargo vessels affected across the East and Gulf ports. A tanker agreement yielded no wage raise, but added vacation days, pension, health benefits, and unemployment support for seamen.
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Awards Given To Troop 4 Cubs At Court Of Honor
Boy Scouts of Troop 4 of St. Peter's Cathedral at Riverside Park received numerous honors during a Monday Court of Honor. Recipients included John Bredeman and Jim Dulle earning Second Class. Billy Borgmeyer, Ralph Brendel and others earning First Class. Star Scouts Ronald Dulle and Hal Dulle among honorees. Merit badges listed for several scouts. Emergency Service Explorer Award went to Gary Zeilman. Six committee members earned five year pins: Chris Simdermeyer, Harold Costryman, Mort Broadell, Harold Dulle, Dr. J. Ossman and James Thomas. The year ends with 38 boys heading to Camp Pa-He-Tsi on Lake of the Ozarks next week.
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Chris Simdermeyer
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Harold Dulle
James Thomas
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Hole in Wall Gambler Costello Free on Bail Review
New York AP Fraak Costello 66 remains free on 25000 bail as Supreme Court review of income tax evasion case proceeds. He was convicted of evading 28532 dollars in taxes for 1947 and 1949 and released in March 1956 after 31 months of a five year sentence. The Court of Appeals upheld denial of a new trial last May 20. The case seeks Supreme Court review.
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Three Go to Jail For Dynamite Play
Three college students were sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor assault for throwing a lighted dynamite stick at Jerry Armstrong in Santa Monica last March. The explosive failed to detonate. Armstrong is married to a former girlfriend of one defendant. The incident was described by police as a backfire. Net Meet Scheduled in Lexington Missouri. The 43rd annual Missouri Valley veterans tennis tournament for men 45 and older will be held in Lexington on August 21 to 26.
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Sara Ann Cooper Miss Missouri Eyes Cardinal Infielder
Sara Ann Cooper once Miss Missouri of 1937 returned to Buckner after winning the state title and competing in Atlantic City. A dancer and model, she faced stress leading to a hospital visit, then enrolled at Central Missouri State College and planned a move to Indianapolis where her father managed the Indians.
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Mental Health Workshop Aims to Lift Stigma Nationwide
The article reports on a Lincoln University off campus workshop led by Miss Bernice Bell and featuring Dr. Gubleman and Dr. Dawson to address mental health as a broad spectrum of emotional disorders. It highlights organizers, participants, and the goal of creating useful social guidance programs within the community.
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Tentative Agreement in Brewery Strike
Representatives from strike bound states at the Carling Brewery conference report a tentative agreement to be reviewed by about 600 workers. Details of terms remain unrevealed as sessions continue after an eight day walkout by 12 electricians and steamfitters closing the plant. Local registration and sessions invite interested participants. A fatal injury occurred in Atlanta as a 14 year old slid into home plate during a junior game.
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Braille Dials Youth Becomes Ham Radio Operator
In Chicago AP report Phillip Horwitz, blinded 34 years ago after brain surgery, uses Braille-marked dials on a ham radio to contact operators across 41 states and 17 countries. He passed his operator test with high grades and plans to graduate eighth grade with honors as his mother praises his resilience and new world of communication.
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Inmates Waive Hearing in Cole County Court
Thirteen inmates arraigned in Cole County District Court today on multiple charges. Twenty one waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to Circuit Court. Two requested hearings on tampering with a motor vehicle. Other bound to Circuit Court include Richard Foreman Ronald Farrington Wil Hier Hawkins Paul Kelly Lincoln Napolis. Magistrate judge also fined Paul Drinkerd and Homer Henderson for traffic violations.
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Costello Remains Free Amid Case Review
A Dallas area girl initially told officers a man tried to kill her with a shotgun, pointing to two holes in a wall as evidence. She later admitted firing the gun herself in fear of smothering, and officers questioned her parents about the hole in the wall as the case is reviewed.
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Generalissimo Trujillo critiques U S Army college
In Ciudad Trujillo Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo says the U S Army’s Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth has become political and its air diploma is no longer an honor. He noted his son Lt. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr left the college after starting last September amid other remarks.
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Missouri Opposes Cabinet Head of REA in Missouri stance
Julius Helm of the Missouri State Rural Electrification Association told a House subcommittee that rural electric cooperatives oppose placing a cabinet official over the Rural Electrification Administration. He warned that current plans to strip REA from the Agriculture secretary and make it an independent agency could threaten democratic principles and rural systems. Henry W. Blalock Sr. urged against a figurehead administrator who might be swayed by external pressure, describing risks to the G and T cooperatives.
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Missionaries Attend Springfield Seminar Ends Thursday
More than 100 missionaries from around the world attend a three day seminar at the Central Bible Institute in Springfield Missouri. The event is directed by the Assemblies of God foreign missions department and concludes Thursday.
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