Twister Causes Minor Damages At Bull Shoals
A tornado crossing the Arkansas Missouri line caused minor property damage and injuries near Bull Shoals Reservoir. Walter Trauth, owner of a resort, was seriously injured as the funnel ripped a roof and toppled power lines while on a fishing dock. Several witnesses described a fierce, low-flying twister over Thayer and nearby farm buildings.
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Thayer
Arkansas
Missouri
Walter Trauth
Bull Shoals Reservoir
Trauth
Bull Shoals
Henry Karl
St. Louis
Karl
Local Charity Donations Totals Across Organizations
A list of contributions from UCF and various institutions including Heart Research 2700 dollars Memorial Hospital 1357.90 Missouri Association for Social Welfare 300 and Salvation Army 17100 amounts. Other named groups include Shoes for Needy 650 St. Marys Hospital 2602.63 and Veterans Council Service Officer 500. The figures reflect support to community services and welfare efforts in Cole County and related groups.
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Heart Research
Memorial Hospital
Missouri Association For Social Welfare
Parent Youth Council
St. Mary’s Hospital
Salvation Army
Charles E. Still Hospital
Veterans Council Service Officer
Cole County
Dead Critters Keep City Police on Move
Jefferson City police were called to three city locations and a reptile removal during late Wednesday blotter entries. Officers moved to 2000 W. Main St at 6:30 p.m. for a dead rabbit, to U S 50 West at 9:20 p.m. for a dead dog, and to 1100 E Dunklin St at midnight for a dead snake.
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Jefferson City
W. Main St
U.S. 50 West
E. Dunklin St
Regulation Urged For Blue Cross In Missouri
A spokesman for the Missouri insurance advisory committee told a joint legislative panel that Blue Cross operates like an insurer and should be state regulated. He estimated Missouri loses $600000 yearly in uncollected premium tax and noted the group pays no city taxes despite a $2.25 million St Louis building. A prior bill to regulate Blue Cross died four years ago in the House.
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Insurance Advisory Committee of
St. Louis
Couny
Blue Cross
B. G. Gregory
Missouri
Gregory
Kansas
House
Johnson heads to Irvine dedication in California trip
Johnson spends Saturday morning at San Francisco airport then flies by jet to El Toro Marine Base and shifts to a helicopter to visit the UC campus under construction at Irvine for a dedication ceremony. He then flies to Beverly Hills for a fundraising dinner and returns to Washington Sunday.
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Fairmont
Johnson
San Francisco
el Torro Marine Air Base
Los Angeles
University of California
Irvine
Beverly Hilton
the Palladium
Washington
Lutheran Church Split Creates Western District Divisions
In St Louis a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Western District will divide into a Missouri section and a Mid South District covering Tennessee Arkansas and Southern Kentucky. The split, agreed at a Wednesday meeting, will take effect in 1968 and affects 339 churches with about 140000 members.
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ST. Louis
Lutheran Church — Missouri ‘Synod
Missouri
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Citizens Opposed to Fluoridation Files Group
Anti fluoridation activists formed a nonprofit titled Citizens Opposed to Compulsory Fluoridation Inc filing with the secretary of state late Wednesday. Founders include William Whittington Bernard F McCarty and Dr R D Dwyer who filed after Kansas City's fluoridation ordinance March 9 1962. The case rose through courts with the Missouri Supreme Court ruling voters have the right to decide the ordinance's fate.
Supreme Court ruling on reapportionment creates many questions
One man plans mirrored in county or city lines as states face reapportionment after Mondays decrees. Estimates vary from 24 to 40 states must reapportion. The court allowed leeway while stressing substantial equality of urban rural and suburban populations. Lower courts will decide merits with possible further appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Basin Project Said in Trouble
BILLINGS MT AP An interior department official said the Missouri River basin project faces deepening financial troubles. Assistant Secretary Kenneth Holum cited low revenues and adverse water supply, while noting Congress may act this session on his recommendations to expand irrigation use.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Engineers
Holum
Camden Man Heads Technologists Group
Camdenton technician Fred L. Collins was named president of Missouri State Chapter of the American Radiography Technologists. The Missouri chapter, formed last March, will hold its first quarterly meeting Sunday at Excelsior Springs.
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Camdenton
Fred L. Collins
Missouri States
The
American Radiography Technologists
Collins
Camdenton Clinic
Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Florida Race Violence Flares at Monson Pool Incident
In St Augustine six Black demonstrators entered a whites-only pool at the Monson Motor Lodge triggering a clash with police. Officers used clubs as they boxed the crowd in and arrested several onlookers and participants. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr watched from across the street.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
St. Johns County
Monson Motor Lodge
Martin Luther King
Japan Quake Recovery Underway Amid Widespread Aid
After the disaster thousands of uniformed service members join local workers to clear debris and mend roads while relief goods flood in. Evacuees begin returning as low-lying areas remain flooded and police report thousands of homes damaged or destroyed. Casualties run into the dozens with extensive economic damage.
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Armed Services
Malaysia
Japan
Sea of Japan
Tokyo-Yokohama
Tokyo
Yokohama
Hearnes Drive Officials Named Hearnes for Governor
Warren E. Hearnes, Democratic governor candidate, announced two campaign officials. Lilbern Davis, Macon County clerk, will lead the Hearnes for Governor committee in that area. Mrs. Dean Doyle of Marshall will head the Saline County women’s division. Davis praised Hearnes for rural and urban work experience. Doyle said Hearnes supports women seeking office and ending second class citizenship in Missouri.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Lilbern Davis
Macon County
Hearnes
Davis
Missouri
Dean Doyle
Marshall
Saline County
Warren Hearnes
Warren nedy lays dead and Texas leaders wounded
A report summary notes Warren nedy is dead and Gov. John Connally of Texas wounded as Rowley drafted a statement in Washington that was never released. A familiar source says agents acted as trained and that doubling agents could not thwart the sniper. President Johnson cited two agents for bravery. June 30 is targeted for the commission report. Dozens of Secret Service agents aided the testimony linking Lee Harvey Oswald to the assassination.
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Nedy
Gov. John, Connally
Texas
Rowley
Washington
Dallas
Johnson
Warren
Commission
Secret Service
Ballistics
Lee Harvey Oswald
Vertical Takeoff Transport Shown at Public Inspection
GRAND PRAIRIE Texas AP Ling-Temco-Vought wheeled the X%C142A from a hangar for the first public inspection. Officials describe it as a deflected slipstream aircraft that lands and takes off vertically and can fly faster than 400 miles an hour. Test flights are planned to begin next month, seen as a potential new era in military and commercial aviation.
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Grand Prairie
Scranton faults Goldwater over debates and campaign approach
Scranton criticized Goldwater for dodging television debates and holding only prepared addresses. He admitted using the word courage was ill advised and said Goldwater has personal courage but is guarded by politicians since New Hampshire. Scranton would back Goldwater if nominated, see any Republican preferable to Johnson, and flew through delegate-rich states in a 4000 mile campaign. He plans to attend the Massachusetts convention after heading from Harrisburg to Louisville then Boston.
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Scranton
Goldwater
America
Denver
New Hampshire
Johnson
Harrisburg
Utah
GOP
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Associated Press
San Francisco
Louisville
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Senate changes ease path for civil rights bill passage
House ally Rep. William M. McCulloch, famed architect of the measure, expects House approval of the Senate version. The bill’s employment discrimination ban mostly takes effect after presidential signature, with portions triggering earlier. Southern senators led by Sen. Richard Russell opposed the substitute, while Barry Goldwater’s substitution vote was listed as in favor though he did not cast a vote, paired with John Tower who voted no.
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House
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
John Tower
R-Tex
Rocket System For Submarines From Redlands Navy Contract
The Navy awarded a 4.2 million contract to Lockheed Propulsion Co of Redlands to install solid propellant rocket engines in submarine ballast tanks. The system aims to expel water quickly in deep sea emergencies and could be used on Thresher class subs. Up to 16 engines would be triggered from the control room.
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Redlands
Calif
Navy
New England
Lockheed Perpulsion Co
Goldwater Wins Delegates and Pledge Details in States
The tally shows Goldwater's first California ballots with 86 votes and Indiana with 32. California’s 86 delegates on Goldwater’s slate signed a pledge to vote for him until he releases them. State conventions in Alabama to Wyoming listed delegates and total counts, with district pledges adding up to 30. About 40 delegates nationwide are reportedly personally pledged or committed to Goldwater, while others merely express general support, making them targets for Scranton’s bid to win the nomination.
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California
Indiana
Goldwater
Alabama
Arizona
Georgia
Idaho
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina
Tennessee
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nine Year Old Girl In Coma Two Weeks
Monica Lesser, nine, remains in a coma in New York City after a flowerpot fell from a sixteenth floor window striking her on 65th Street Manhattan. She was walking with her mother when the accident occurred.
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New York
Monica Lesser
Monica
Hans Lesser
65Th Street
Manhattan
Missouri Conservation Plan Outlined At Kiwanis Meeting
Larry Gale director of the fish and game department of the Missouri Conservation Commission spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Missouri Hotel outlining the phases of the state's conservation program.
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Larry Gale
Fish and Game Department
Missouri Conservation Commission
Kiwanis Club
Missouri Hotel
Earthquake Disrupts Bears Schedule in Alaska tale
AP report from Seattle notes Lowell Thomas Jr. says the March 27 quake rattled Alaska, waking Kodiak bears from hibernation then delaying them as guides fear they will be late to begin hunting season. The bears returned to dens briefly before resuming sleep, affecting their schedule.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Lowell Thomas Jr
Kodiak Bears
Thomas
Seattle Rotary Club
Threatening Letter Writer Hospitalized
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe, 59, accused by the Secret Service of writing a threat to President Johnson, has been committed to a government hospital for observation and examination. She was taken to a Lexington Kentucky hospital under a court order, according to Secret Service agent Lane Bertran.
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Houston, Tex
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe
Secret Service
President Johnson
Jefferson City Newspaper Pricing and Staff Details
The Jefferson City Post Tr ibune Tribune and The Post outline publishing history from 1868 and 1908 with staff including publishers Mr and Mrs Robert C. Goshorn and Mr and Mrs William H Weldon, president William H Weldon, exec vice president and GM B L Rose, editor Joseph G Majersky. Published daily except Saturday by News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with Missouri and out-of-state pricing.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William 8. Weldon
William H. Weldon
B.L. Rose
Exec
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Missouri
Ioamence
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