Hahn named Cole County chairman of JFK Library Drive
John R. Hahn 38, executive director of the Missouri Oil Jobbers Association, was named Cole County chairman of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library Fund Campaign by Sidney Salomon Jr. Hahn, a longtime political writer, noted Missouri’s role in preserving Kennedy records and thanked supporters. He and his wife live at 2004 Norris Drive with daughter Susan, 9.
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John R. Hahn
Missouri Oil Jobbers Association
Cole County
John F. Kennedy
Independence
Truman
Hahn
Missouri
Kennedy
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Scott County
Nikeston
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
Jefferson City News- Tribune
Tampa
Fila
Times
Scott County Democrat
Benton
Asociated Press
St. Louis
The
Globe Democrat
Norris Drive
Susan
Slaying Suspect Shot Captured In Tennessee
Police shot and captured Johnny D. Beecher, 32, in South Pittsburg Tennessee for the murder and rape of Martha Jane Chisenhall, a 21 year old bride. Beecher, who escaped from an Alabama work gang, was wounded in the right leg and transported to Kilby Prison in Montgomery after medical treatment. He admitted the crimes.
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South Pittsburg
Tenn
Alabama
Kilby
Montgomery
Johnny D. Beecher
Tennessee
E. Dick Burrow
Beecher
Martha Jane Chisenhall
Sand Mountain
Burrow
Several Boats Sunk in Storm at Lake Ozark
LAKE OZARK Special. Sunday storms drove boats to the bottom of the lake as winds reached about 40 mph and 2 to 3 foot waves. Willard Lockhart, boating commission agent, said it will be hard to know how many boats sank until owners return next weekend. Many craft moored with sky exposure filled with water and drifted away. Docks sustained extensive damage.
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Lake Ozark
Lake of the Ozarks
Willard Lockhart
Boating Commission
Lockhart
Indonesia Malaysia Philippines plan presummit despite slow withdrawal
Tokyo dispatch reports that foreign ministers of Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines agreed to hold a presummit meeting on Thursday even as there was no word on whether Indonesian guerrillas had begun withdrawing from Malaysian Borneo.
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Tokyo
Indonesia
Malaysia
Philippines
Malayasian Borneo
Johnson outlines 1960s labor policy and job projections
President Johnson and a new cabinet committee vow to explore broad policy changes to protect labor rights amid rising automation. He cites a two million yearly job handoffs to machines and a 50 percent faster growth in the 1960s, urging expanded education and training to meet demand for professional, technical, and clerical workers while pushing for a Great Society with equal opportunity.
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Johnson
Continental Buffet Adverts Day and Evening Buffets
The Missouri Motor Hotel promotes a Quickie Buffet at noon for 1.00 with a Sunday display of more than 40 dishes. Adults 2.00, children 6 to 12 1.25, under 6 free. In Jefferson City a Noon Day Buffet is popular and an Evening Buffet from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday to Friday offers all you can eat for 1.40 per person, children under 12 1.00.
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Missouri Motor Hotel
Jefferson City
Scranton Gains Support as Goldwater Seeks First-Ballot Victory
An AP survey shows Goldwater leading with 877 of first-ballot votes, Scranton at 128, and other contenders including Nixon and Smith with small totals. About 213 votes are unbound or pledged under various rules, while 273 voters are personally favoring Scranton but not bound. Scranton aims to win over unbound votes to block Goldwater on the initial ballot.
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Ler
Winthrop
Arizona
Scranton
Montana
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
No Fatalities In State Mines In 1962 63
Missouri mines reported no fatal accidents across 1962 and 1963, the first two-year span since 1888. Governor Dalton and Mines Director Hahn awarded 125 mines citations of merit. The column notes projected mineral production near 200 million dollars and detailed last year’s output by material and tonnage.
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Missouri Mines
State Division of Mines
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Marvin L. Hahn
Missuri
Missouri Patrol Traffic Death Log Highlights 24 Hours
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 5 traffic deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing this year’s total to 5111 and last year’s figure to 437 for the same period. The log includes three deaths from earlier accidents.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Scranton Gauges Midwest Delegates In GOP Push
Governor Scranton met Minnesota delegates and discussed shifting national delegate strength. He visited Minneapolis overnight amid security as threats arrived, and he promoted his campaign in Kansas Iowa and Massachusetts events. Delegates split eight for Judd, ten uncommitted, and five of those met previously favored Goldwater.
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Minnesota
Scranton
Goldwater
Associated Press
Walter Judd
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Iowa
Topeka
Kan
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Utah
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Kansas
Gasoline Dealers Schedule Meeting at Sunset Lake Lodge
The Central Missouri Gasoline Dealers Association will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at Sunset Lake Lodge to update members on progress in Kansas City and St. Louis against gasoline price wars.
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Central Missouri Gasoline Dealers Association
Sunset Lake Lodge
Kansas City
St. Louis
Fort Wood Emergency Fund Pace Tops 1963
Fort Leonard Wood post officials report the Army Emergency Fund Campaign is $10,000 ahead of last year's pace. The drive aims for a $28,000 goal, with $13,376.92 already raised. The fund offers loans and grants to Army personnel in financial emergencies and will close on July 15.
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Ft. Wood
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Wood
Senate filibuster ends as Southerners stall final passage
Senate leaders reported overwhelming votes as Southerners kept only a portion of their allotted time for speeches against the bill. Richard Russell proposed two amendments and Humphrey said efforts to gain a cloture agreement failed, leaving the chamber to grind through remaining Southern amendments.
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Dminn
Businessmen's Group Elects Paul Schleer
Paul D. Schleer was elected president of the Downtown Businessmen's Association at a morning meeting at the Chamber of Commerce offices. Robert Coffland named vice president. Two year board terms went to John Klos Montel Roberts and Robert Orenstein. Klos Coffland and Nelson issued reports and nominations.
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Paul D. Schleer
Businessmen’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Coffland
John Klos
Montel Roberts
Robert Orenstein
Klos
Coffland
French Nelson
Phelps County Voters Reject School Bonds
In Rolla Missouri a $240000 school bond plan for the reorganized R-2 district failed in a special election Tuesday. The measure drew 491 votes in favor and 381 against, falling short of the two thirds needed for approval.
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Phelps County
Rolla, Mo
Foe of delinquency cites waste in anti crime funds
Smith laments three lost years in fighting juvenile delinquency and questions funds misused for non program costs. A questioned station rental and a New York training claim are raised as examples while Rep Gross notes misallocated money from the mobilization for Youth. Green defends the effort and cites Harlem needs and missile waste comparisons, asserting overall progress despite waste.
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Smith
New York
Drive-Up Mail Box Opens on Washington Street
Postmaster William C. Blair announced a new drive-up mail box on Washington Street just south of the Post Office. It sits on the east side to let motorists mail from their car, with a warning to use care returning to traffic. If the box creates traffic hazards and accidents, officials may remove it.
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William C. Blair
Washington Street
Blair
Jefferson City Post Tribune publication details and pricing
Jefferson City Post Tribune announces editors publishers and staff roles for 1927 to 1959. It lists address 210 Monroe Street and notes evening except Saturdays. Subscription rates 450 per week, 700 weekly combo, mailed 12.00 to core counties, 20.80 rest of Missouri, 23.40 outside Missouri. It cites Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Core
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Relocation plan notes 227 families aided by 1961 start
GAO findings reveal 410 families in the Mill Creek Valley relocation program, with 165 moved by June 30 1961 and a remaining 245 to be housed. By July 1 only 62 properties held 227 families, while inspections showed multiple substandard units. Local officials later corrected figures and relied on visual inspections.
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Ing
Fort Worth
Campbell
Mill Creek Valley
St. Louis
GAO
Kansas City
Kan
Gateway
Armourdale
Lions Hear Address On Free Enterprise
William 4 H. Boucher, national sales supervisor of Founders Mutual Depositor Corp. of Denver, spoke to the Lions Club at noon at the Missouri Hotel on free enterprise and living standards. He said the world is crying for salesmen and those who will work for what they want. He will also speak at an investment seminar that evening at the same venue.
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William 4 H. Boucher
Founders Mutual Depositor Corp
Denver
Lions Club
Missouri Hotel
Boucher
Harassment Probe Uses Prison Transfers To Ease Tensions
Warden says search for knives and contraband continues while prison conditions are normal. Inmates met in the yard to discuss violence and racial tension. Officials moved 187 inmates from all Negro A Hall to G Hall, reallocating white prisoners to empty cells. crowding in A Hall reduced to three per cell with no reported reprisals.
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Nash
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Haskell Holman
Wally Richter
Henry Pavitt
Kapital Kicks
News-Tribune
Continental Buffet
St. Mary’s Hospital Auxiliary
Their
National Guard Armory
Texas
Babe Gross
Thurs
Jefferson Plaza
M.C
Bill Merrill
Hotel Governor
Rathskeller
Senate
Businessmen’s Group
Paul Schleer
Drive Chairman
John RK. Hahn
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William B. Weldon
William 8. Weldon
E.L. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
Strageous
Tony Randall ’ Burlives
Barbara Eden
Nebyass BoKe
Cary
Doris
Cest Percie
Arris Pizza Place
High Dial
Jeff
Frankie Avion
Annette Funicaio’ No
Technicolor
Cliff Richard
Lauri Peters
Sey Nee
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Ieee
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the Desperado
Rasan
Carroll Baker
Ler J. Cobb
Henry Fonda
Carolyn Jones
Karl Malden
Gregory Peck
George Pappard
Robert Preston
Debbie Reynolds
James Stewart
Eli Wallach
John Wayne
Richard Widmark
Spencer Tracy
Brig Bailen
Walter Brenaar
David Briar
Way Devee
Ravan Massey
Agnes Moorehead
Kenry
Harry) Morgar
Thelma Ritter
Mickey Shaughnessy
Aduki SK
Aduki
Capitol
the Capitol
Pink Panther
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