Rep Ed Farmer Declares Dems Reckless State Policy
COLUMBIA Mo AP State Rep Ed Farmer of Joplin seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination blasted the Democratic Party at a Federated Republican Women's Clubs convention calling their appropriation scheme reckless and says Missouri faces financial peril. He criticized tax increases, the University of Missouri, banking, traffic safety promises, and expanding bureaucracies while promising less government but balanced budgets and that John Dalton is a controlled candidate.
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Columbia
Ed Farmer
Joplin
Democratic Party
Federated
Republican Women’s Clubs
Farmer
Missouri
Blair
State of Missouri
University ‘of
John [Palton
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John Dalton
Service Pins Awarded to Jefferson City Barbers
Twelve Jefferson City barbers in Union Local 325 received long service lapel pins on Thursday night for 15 to 40 years of continuous membership. E. T. Larkin earned the 40-year pin, with presents by Harry Skaggs, an international union rep from St. Louis. 30-year pins went to Peter Prenger and Robert Yeoham. 20-year pins to Leroy Blaser, L. Scrivner, and Sam Eveler.
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Jefferson City
Union
E. T. Larkin
Russellville Rd
Harry Skaggs
St. Louis
Peter H. Prenger
Broadway St
Robert Yeoham
Clift Dr
Leroy Blaser
Benton St
L. E. Scrivner
E. High St
Sam P. Eveler
Jefferson St
Barbers Union Local 25
E. L. Larkin
Russellville
Cliff
Reverend Wyle Debates Flag Day Origin at Kiwanis Club
Rev Ewart Wyle, principal speaker at the Jefferson City Kiwanis Club, questions Betsy Ross as the origin of the Stars and Stripes. He cites George Washington and the Delaware water crossing, noting the familiar tale may be uncertain.
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Betsy Ross
Wyle
Jefferson City
Kiwanis Club
George Washington
Delaware
Ewart Wyle
Leftists stage protest amid Kishi crisis and riot fallout
The report notes 65,000 leftists marching, arrests after Wednesday rioting with 125 accused of violent offenses and 28 rightists also charged. It covers calls for Kishi's resignation, Diet dissolution, and fears over U S Japan treaty ratification delaying Eisenhower visit.
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Kishi
Inejiro Asanuma
Socialist Party
Asanuma
Diet
Kosaku Shinoda
Liberal-Democratic Party
Japan
Shinoda
Ten Students Named For Summer Theater Company
Ten students from seven colleges will form the permanent acting company of the fifth Summer Theater opening June 23-24 with The Reluctant Debutante in Richardson auditorium Lincoln University. Visiting actors include Sarah Bixler from the University of Iowa Betty Broadnax of Howard University and Amanda BProvitt of Arkansas.
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Fifth Summer Theater
Richardson Auditorium
Lincoln University
Sarah Bixler
University of Iowa
Betty Broadnax
Howard University
Amanda Bprovitt
Arkansas
New Bloomfield Horse Show Opens With 4-H Touches
In New Bloomfield the Lions Club hosts a two day Stock Show at the local school grounds with 4-H events and horse shows. Special staff include visiting professors and a 4-H club program, with productions directed by Owen Dodson and costumes by a designer. The event features steers hogs and pony exhibitions, starting Saturday afternoon and finishing Sunday, highlighting local young exhibitors and community participation.
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Lee
Plolair Christmas
Helmar Coop
James C. Hagerty
Sewsmen
Beft
Howard University
Jon E
Wyle
American Academy of Blowup
Tokyo
Betsy Ross
Roland Gallien
New Bloomfield
U.S
George Washleya
Southern University
New Bloomfield Lions
Inington
Robert Morris
George
Dillard University
State Department
Ross
Betsy
Philadel-lpcce
Sylvia
Phia
Claude Gulliford
Lincoln University
Hagerty
Thomas Pawl
Vmmastare
Fisenhower
Japan
Next Move Left In Lap of Japan Continues
The article discusses U S Japan relations, noting Japan as the second largest purchaser of American goods and the U S considering sending Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II home for talks. It cites opposition to a security treaty rooted in postwar pacifism and fears of involvement in another conflict, influencing debates over remilitarization and U S bases in Japan.
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Japan
United States
Douglas MacArthur II
U.S
Tokyo
Henley Sailor Dies In Nevada Car Crash
A Nevada highway crash killed Everett M. Roark, 24, a hitchhiking sailor from Henley Missouri, after a blowout sent the car off U S 40 at high speed. Four or five flips left three others injured, with Lane Morrisette and Donald Mast among those hurt near Fallon Naval Air Station.
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Henley
Nevada
Reno
Nev
U. S. 40
Everett M. Roark
Jerry Bingham
Topeka
Kan
Lane Morrisette
Donald
Republicans Set June 30 Date for Police Judge Race
Republican city convention tentative date June 30 was announced by city chairman John L. Hearne after a Thursday night committee meeting. GOP candidates include Carl T. Berry and Ben H. Pelster, while Democrat Probate Judge William C. Blair seeks the unexpired term ending next April.
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John L. Hearne
Hearne
Carl T. Berry
E. Dunklin Sr
Airlines Must Pay According to Miles in Missouri
Attorney General Jonn M. Dalton ruled that Missouri taxes on airlines must be based on the proportion of total flight miles traveled within the state. The opinion for the Tax Commission rejects basing the tax on aircraft within Missouri alone, affirming tax on all planes owned or operated by the lines.
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Jonn M. Dalton
Missouri
State Tax Commission
Dalton
House Grants Ike's Request
Rep. Halleck led amendments to restore 50 million of 124 million trimmed from a 724 million defense support request. He blamed Communists for sabotaging the summit conference and fomenting rioting to block Eisenhower's Tokyo visit, urging continued strong defenses.
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Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
GOP
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Halleck
Free World
Vietnamese Police Inspectors End Study in Jefferson City
Three Vietnam national police inspectors completed a four week study of investigation procedures with the Jefferson City Police Department under the International Association of Police Chiefs. They praised local officials and the capital city’s hospitality and said the experience would remain a cherished memory of their trip to America.
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Jefferson City
International Association of Police Chiefs
Dam Mac
Le-quang Bank i
Wo Lai Dai
Wichita
Kaw
Vo Amarillo
Tex
Claude E. Short
America
Body Moves Downstream Search For Mineola Man
A gasconade county sheriff reports the body of Ward Darnell, 65, may surface soon as search crews continue in the Missouri River. Darnell drowned when his boat struck a breakwater and broke apart. companion Will Ives was rescued.
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Gasconade
Missouri
Mineola
Gassonade County
Ward Darnell
Darnell
Will Ives
Morris Plans National DOA Convention in Kansas City
Louis E. Morris of 119 East Atchison Street left for Kansas City to confer with Disabled Officers Association officers about the national convention to be held June 23 to 25. Morris, a charter DOA member in Kansas City, will address several meetings as a candidate for Missouri lieutenant governor.
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Louis E. Morris
E. Atchison St
Kansas City
Disabled Officers Assn
Association
Morris
DOA
Missouri
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