Missouri senator backs coroner autopsy bill after spouse murder claim
State Sen. Albert Spradling cites ease of killing a spouse in Missouri and supports a bill to let coroners in smaller counties order autopsies when deaths are violent or suspicious. The measure, endorsed by coroners groups, has cleared the House and advances to the Senate.
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Missouri
Albert M. Spradling
Cape Girardeau
Spradling
Jackson County
St. Louis
Senate
State Coroners’ Group
Four Sentenced In Bombing Plot
Four men including three American Negro suspects and a French Canadian woman were given maximum prison terms up to 10 years for a plot to blow up national monuments. The case, described by the prosecutor as a subversive fanatic conspiracy, centered in New York.
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New York
Herlands
New York City
Statue of Liberty
Liberty Bell
Washington Monument
Montreal
Robert S. Collier
Khaleel S. Sayyed
Walter A. Bowe
Michelle Duclos
Teen-Ager Drowned In Wheatland Lake
WHEATLAND Mo AP Charles Henry Jones 15 drowned in the Pomme de Terre Reservoir near the Wheatland public beach He apparently waded or swam out too far and suffered cramps Two other swimmers pulled him from the lake and applied artificial respiration but he died The incident prompted a state and county response amid political notes on district reapportionment and a districting dispute Involving RepUBLICAN officials and the county council
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Wheatland
Charles Henry Jones
Pomme de Terre
ST. Louis
Republi
Lake
House of
Abductor on Wanted List Spans Abduction to Kidnap Case
FBI adds Alson Wahrlich to Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list for abducting a Tucson girl on April 16 1964. Details describe a masked man with medical history and mental illness notes alongside a physical description and scars. Authorities urge immediate FBI contact if seen.
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Alson Thomas Wahrlich
Arizona
FBI
Tucson
Watrlich
Wahrlich
Cindy
Record Flood Crests Seen In West Kansas
SYRACUSE Kansas AP flood waters exceed 1951 record levels in western Kansas with Garden City and Dodge City forecast to see higher crests. Arkansas River surged after heavy Colorado rains with Garden City crest around 13 to 14 feet and Dodge City near 19 to 15 feet late Saturday night. Tulsa River Forecast Center warns of impacts below, while Hutchinson sees minor flooding and Wichita reports no flooding due to canal diversion.
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Garden City
Dodge City
Weather Bureau
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Arkansas River
Arkansas
Hutchiinson
Wichita
Kansas
Hutchinson
Moonshine Still Raided in Thayer Home
Police and federal agents raided a Thayer residence seizing 10 gallons of moonshine whisky 50 gallons of mash and a 450 gallon still on Thursday Darrel Pendergrass 31 was arrested and jailed for federal arraignment in Springfield The still was destroyed and whisky spilled except for evidence
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Thayer, Mo
Thayer
Springfield
Darrel Pendergrass
Unemployment Unit Plans New KC Office Building
Kansas City AP reports William Slayton announces a new state unemployment office building to be completed within two years, signaling expansion of state services in the area.
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Kansas City
William Slayton
Time to Resist SIOUX FALLS Nixon says right time to resist Communists
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told reporters in Sioux Falls that with the risks of Viet Nam the current moment is the best time to resist the Communists. He warned that delaying could affect Russo Chinese tensions and China’s emergence as a nuclear power.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Richard IM. Nixon
Viet Nam
China
Project Head Start training concluded at Missouri
A class of 231 professional directors and teachers finishing a five day program at the University of Missouri prepares staff for local head start child development centers. Sponsored by the U S Office of Economic Opportunity the project aims to serve children with limited opportunity who will enter kindergarten or first grade next fall. Trainees from mid Missouri include Lorraine Grove Jefferson City Velma Rose Bloch California Florence Emma Hester Dixon and June Evelyn Timmerman Waynesville.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Lorraine Grove
Jefferson City
Velma Rose Bloch
California
Florence Emma Hester
Dixon
June Evelyn Timmerman
Waynesville
Oklahoma State team unveils cattle anaplasmosis vaccine
Dr. W. B. Brock at Oklahoma State University reported a new vaccine for cattle anaplasmosis. The shot does not always prevent infection but reduces severity, allows vaccinated cattle to recover normally, and keeps meat and milk safe for consumption. The vaccine remains effective for one year and targets flies and ticks transmission. Estimated Oklahoma cattle losses from the disease run about 6.9 million dollars annually.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Oklahoma State University
W. B. Brock
OSU
Stillwater
Oklahoma Veterinary Research Station
Here
Brock
United States
Oklahoma
Beer Deliveries Resume After Denmark Brewery Strike
In Copenhagen Reuters reports brewery trucks resumed deliveries Thursday following a strike by 6,000 workers that began on May 2 and ended Sunday night, marking the first delivery since the walkout.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Reuters
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