President Eisenhower Signs Four Bills Despite Illness Progress
President Eisenhower, recovering from surgery, signed four bills in a White House session with Sherman Adams. One bill expands rural public library grants, while other actions included transmittal letters to Congress and a designation aiding defense workers in Blytheville Arkansas for low rent housing. Doctors report his condition continues to progress satisfactorily as he completes walking exercises and sits up for practice.
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New York Post
Stagecoach Run to Kansas City Prep Under Way
Preparations complete for Friday departure as the Jefferson City Jaycees stagecoach run heads toward Kansas City. Evans, chairman, leads four teams with riders including Milo Wale and Dr. Paul Kolb. changeovers planned en route. breakfast send off at Tadain Juck's Cafe and a public send off by riders from Adcock's.
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MoPac Bus Hearing Resets for July 17
Hearing on Pac Bus schedules and service changes moved to July 17 in Poplar Bluff courthouse. Public records show extended summer sessions at Washington elementary under limited operation and near record enrollment across university divisions.
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Missouri Public Service Seeks Bond Findings
The Missouri Public Survey requests the State Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of a proposed million bond issue. The taxpayers’ group hired James M. Doughis of St. Louis to represent it, arguing the financing lumps funds for universities and hospitals into a single piggyback issue while not opposing voter approval.
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Influence Charged In Plant Expansion Probe
Democratic House investigators allege private influence in a one million dollar government plant expansion project. The report accuses the committee majority of suppressing evidence and questions false sworn testimony. It calls on the Justice Department to consider perjury prosecutions and urges further hearings before sweeping conclusions are drawn.
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Springfield bids to lead federal animal lab project
Springfield Missouri joins several cities in pursuing a proposed federal animal disease research and control lab with a 19 million dollar bid. The effort includes a hearing and deadlines for bids, while local Girl Scout camps in the region prep a five week program featuring swimming crafts and outdoor activities with host families and officials coordinating the opening day sessions.
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Weather Report From Jefferson City and Central Missouri
The forecast calls for warm and humid conditions tonight and Wednesday. Lows near the mid 100s with highs around 95 on Wednesday. Rain chances are not specified and the text contains numerous garbled phrases and likely OCR errors.
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Jefferson Oly
Central Missouri
Cemperdiuree
Bee Sting Forces Disqualification of Beauty Editor
Renton Me. Rivy Wall Meter of the Republican Times planned to hand mail addressed to the beauty editor Janet Branhaan. A bee sting swelled her upper lip to twice its normal size, leading to her disqualification.
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Britain reacts to Cyprus restaurant bombing killing nationals
Britain voiced deep shock over a bombing in Nicosia that killed three Americans and injured others. The Foreign Office said no word had yet been received from Washington, as police searched alleys for suspects and security measures were stepped up. The attack is linked to militant calls for union of the British colony with Greece. diplomats including Sir Roger Makins were instructed to convey condolences.
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Chevy Chase
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Scranton
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Los Angeles
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Greece
Blair Criticizes National Administration At Versailles Dinner
Nearly 1,010 attendees heard James T. Blairey Democratic candidate for governor fault the national administration in a Versailles dinner speech. He contrasted Democratic and Republican records, praised the state Democratic administration, and tied the event to a fish fry sponsored by Morgan, Moniteau, Miller, and Benton Democratic clubs, with state officials Haskell Hellman and Marvin Smith present.
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Marvin Smith
Presbyterians Name Local Pastor as Moderator in Missouri Synod
The Rev Warren Neal pastor of the Broad way Church in Sedalia was elected moderator of the Missouri Synod of the Presbyterian Church US S. Robert Stevenson of Warrensburg was named stated clerk emeritus Paul Dott of Jefferson City as treasurer replacing W O Hart of Breckenridge who becomes treasurer emeritus Wylie Steen alumnae secretary of Missouri Valley College was chosen chairman of the synod’s sunset for a second term Martha Rogers of St Louis leads the Youth Synod with Imadaratour duties during the concurrent meetings
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Breckenridge
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Democratic Candidate Almost Grounded On TV Show
A Democratic candidate near Waynesville was nearly grounded during a television appearance. Deputies arranged a replacement wheel after the station incident, with local officers assisting in the roadside scene and the candidate continuing travel to St. Louis.
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Columbia
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St. Tauis
Nation Debt Limit Hike Is Requested
Washington officials ask Congress to raise the national debt limit by about 274 billion dollars to cover spending authorized during the past two years. The move, backed by Secretary of the Treasury and cabinet leaders, would extend the statutory limit for another four congressional approvals. No tax reductions are proposed as part of the plan.
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Thomas J. Watson Dies IBM Head at despite illness
The report notes the death of Thomas J. Watson chairman of IBM and leader of the company. He had faced digestive issues and attended a company meeting recently before his passing at his New Canaan home.
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Prenger is Named Boys State Mayor
WALKENSBURG Missouri Boys State delegates held elections to elect county officials as part of a government study. In yesterday’s mock city elections the Petoralists won 82 offices and the Nationalists 38, with both parties naming five mayors including Areal Moneman of Kansas City Tom Siabbs of Jopling Robert M Brit of Kansas City Robert A Cohen Kansas City James Young Missouri Sugar Creek Steven Prenner Jefferson City Ralph St Gaster Independence Kennedy Alexander Hainmal Jim James M Wilkinson Independence.
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Kansas Ci
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Kansies City
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Woman Escapee Still at Large From Missouri Prison
Mary Alice Searl a 21 year old escapee from the women's branch of the state penitentiary was reported at large by the Missouri highway patrol shortly after noon today. She fled yesterday wearing prison blue jeans and a fine shirt after transfer from the Girls Training School at Chillicothe on a forgery charge from St Louis County.
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Dulles Seeks Solon Committee Back Aid Plan
Washington report outlines Secretary Dulles pushing Congress committee support for an aid package. Details mention Senate and House debate onforeign aid figures amid broader wartime policy, with figures cited around 300 million to 2 billion dollars and a push to align with allied relief efforts.
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Power Issue Nears Showdown in Washington
Federal debate over private power resources heats up as the Senate considers delays and potential passage. Key figures include lawmakers from Oregon and nearby states, with mentions of the Power Commission and regional interests. The outcome could influence the presidential election climate and regional power projects.
Shower appeals in Bethany area to curb juvenile crime
Amid rising juvenile delinquency fears, a public meeting in Bethany area gathers 8,000 residents to urge action. Officials including George A. Pene and Timothy C. Stalt announce proposed steps, stressing state juvenile code reforms and closer scrutiny of county corruption. Local leaders vow ongoing hearings in St Louis, Jefferson City, and nearby counties.
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Extra Funds Seen For Air Force
Senators in the Senate Appropriations Committee urged adding funds requested by President Eisenhower for a larger Air Force bomber program. The panel voted to include the extra money in the defense bill and the full Senate was set to debate the proposal next week.
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Model Airplane Club Plans Glider Test
Local aviation enthusiasts gather at Cole County MPA Exchange to discuss a glider test and a barrel of wheat bribe rumors. Governor appears in a barbecue speech linking to a mistaken misdeed while drought relief faces Senate scrutiny.
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Truman Teaches British Salesman White Tie Ties
London coverage recounts former President Truman coaching a British men’s wear seller on tying and selling white bow ties during his 0 day Britain visit. He demonstrates finger twists over hats to show neckwear style while noting delivery costs and travel limits. Local Kansas City retailer Tolman’s background is noted among other historic figures.
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