Eisenhower to Deliver Key Policy Speech in U S Meet
President Eisenhower prepared to open the United States conference marking the 10th anniversary with a major policy declaration. Big Four foreign ministers planned a private dinner to map the Geneva summit set for July 18. Diplomatic circles expected the speech to carry significance ahead of the top meetings and a possible UN peace resolution. Molotov’s dinner contact with Western leaders signaled active diplomacy as Soviet officials pressed for a formal stand at the anniversary gathering.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Eduardo Zuleta Angel
Mountay
U.N
Piles
General Assembly
Dulles
International Airport
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Colintine II
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Hll Place
Harold MieMian
Antoine Pinay
Loc
Washington
Dalles
Molaley
Vicolay David
Czechoslovakia
Stanislaw Skrzeszewsk
Poland
U.N. Lary
Dan Hawuskjold
House Passes Bill To Increase Wages
The House approved a bill by 370 to 3 to raise pay for over three million workers by 74 percent, costing about 325 million dollars annually. Three Republicans voted no. The measure moves to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences, with a likely outcome near 8 percent after cuts. President Eisenhower’s stance remains uncertain.
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Washington
House
Taher
New York
Mason
Illinois
Yyrsell
Iinois
Ste-Tlouse
Traffic Accidents Claim 14 More Lives In Missouri
Patrol reports 14 more deaths from recent crashes raising the year total to 398 with the month still unsettled. Authorities search for two men linked to a car shooting near East St. Louis after a plane connected to the case was found at St. Charles airport. Weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Jefferson City and Central Missouri with mild temperatures.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Élsi
AL Berglund
Sir
Bs Comiiot
Buster) Wortman
East St. Toms - St. Louis
Haves
Nueler
Hayes
Open House At Two Local Dairies In June Dairy Month
Jefferson City hosts open houses at Central Dairy on Madison Street and Lamdiwebes Dairy on Ash Street from 1 to 2 PM as part of June Dairy Month. Robert Maddox chairs the Junior Chamber of Commerce tours committee announcing the program. Dairying is a major Cole County industry supported by local dairy interests and plants.
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Open Notre
Jefferson City
Central
Madison St
Lamdiwebes
Ash St
Robert Maddox
Chahrauns
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Maid of Milk Contest Deadline Set for June 24
Cole County urges entries for the Maid of Milk contest with a June 24 deadline. Organizer Tom Smith notes applications are already in, with judging set for June 29 at the Dairy Festival. Eligible single girls 16 to 24 must submit at the Cole County Agricultural Extension Office at the Courthouse.
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Cole County
Tom Smith
Jayeve
Aries Dairy Manth
Stith
Priday
Cole County Agricultural Extension Office
Court Rouse
Hackgrouth
Coutesr
Transit strike leaves 900000 riders stranded in Los Angeles
A predawn AFL Transportation Workers Union strike shuts 260 LA transit lines crippling locomotion for 900000 riders. Negotiators offered small pay rises but walkout proceeded to press for higher wages, with top operators seeking 2.11 dollars hourly while company proposals lagged at 2.08 in staged raises over two years.
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Los Angeles
AFL Transportation Workers Union
Negotiating Committee
Affirms PSC Rule On City Bus Lines
Circuit Judge Sam C Blair affirmed the Public Service Commission ruling in a case involving University City Kirkwood Webster Groves Glen Echo Richmond Heights Brentwood Overland and Maplewood and St Louis County. The PSC approved changes to several streetcar and bus routes despite objections. A hearing is set for July 8 at 2 pm on certiorari action against Orscheln Brothers Truck Lines. The court also settled statutory penalties with Orscheln Brothers Truck Lines for lease costs and awarded others.
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Flnduivs
Public Service Commission
Shee
Judy Sas
Atut. c
Osu
PSC
Find Wien
S of
University City
Kirkwood
Webster Groves
Glenash
Richmond Lights
Brestwood
Overland
Maplewood
St. Louis County
Jway
Bus Routes Commission
Met
Orscheln Brothers
Truck Lines, Inc
Tven
Crewit
Orsuhehs Brothers
Udell Blakemore
George Wo Troiglas
Shine County Treks Co
Abalhier
Two Local Men Fined For Peace Disturbance
Jefferson County men Eddie Knachel age 25 of 907 Broadway Street and Guy Harrelson age 26 of 408 East Miller Street were fined for peace disturbance. Knachel paid 10 dollars and 1.50 and received 90 days probation after arrest at Chalterbox 1009 West Danklin Street at 1 20 a m Sunday. Harrelson paid 5 dollars plus 50 cents in costs and 30 days probation after arrest on Lafayette Street around midnight Sunday.
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Jefferson Cy
Andrew Schwaller
Eddie Knachel
Broadway St
Chalterbox
W. Danklin St
Guy E. Harrelson
Lafayettes Street
Bell Workers Seek 35 Hour Week in Talks
CIO communications workers union head A Beirne in St. Louis outlined a 35 hour week plan for Bell Telephone switchboard operators. Proposal would cut 175000 operators to seven hours daily. 15000 independent line workers included. Beirne called it a short term fix amid modernization, warning only 60 to 63 percent of current 340000 members may remain by 1965 as mechanization rises.
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ST. Louise
CIO Communications Workers Union
Bell Telephone System
Stor
Dosepn A. Beirne
St. Louis
Beirne
Ife
Meiner
Wnien
Phe
Peron
Ast Thurstas
Associated Presecurerc Fer
Buenos Aires
Telphone
Church Farm Escapees Still at Large
Two men escaped from Church Farm penitentiary and remained at large Saturday as state police investigated a possibly stolen car linked to the flight. Raymond Lee Robb, 24, of Columbia and Charles Cletus Hampton of St. Louis are serving long sentences. They were reported missing at 3:15 p.m. Saturday. The stolen car, owned by Ike rson of Madison Street, was taken from a Main Street parking spot with a full tank of gas.
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Jaree
State Highway Patrol
Westerdaw v
Raymond Lee Robb
Columbia
Charles Cletus
Hampton
St. Louis
Ickerson
Madison St
W. Main Street
McDaniel in Critical Condition After Car Crash
Avengants at Charles E. Stitl Hospital said Davidl Louis McDaniel, 28, of 301 Roli var SL, is in very critical condition from injuries in a late Saturday auto accident. He drove off a curve and down a steep embankment eight miles south of Eldon at 1:35 p.m. Saturday. Avalon Man Drowns After Fishing Incident at Lake Altug.
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Davidl Louis McDaniel
Salarcesy
McDaniel
Ventcal
Revenue Director Pay Hike Signed
Gov. Phil M. Dannetly signed and filed measures boosting Revenue Director M. E. Morels salary from 7,500 to 12,000 a year with effect set for Aug. 29. Other bills signed include landfill and library funding provisions and an increase in the St. Louis circuit attorney salary and staff.
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Phil M. Dannetly
M. E. Morels
Lcense
Sedalia Water Co
St. Louis
Night flying logged in daylight during Philippines eclipse
Three U S Air Force officers officially logged 15 minutes of night flying time in daylight. In T33 jet trainers they followed the noon eclipse over the Philippines. Maj C G MacPermott of Douglas Wyoming and air force officers Lt Clarence L Shivers of St Louis and Capt Frank D Hurbul of Glendale California logged the time.
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Imh
Philippines
C. G. MacPermott
Douglas
Wyo
Airc Forge
Clarence L. Shivers
St. Louis
Frank D. Hurbul
Glendale
Calif
Eleven Accidents Occur in Troop F
Rain and high speed cause list of eleven crashes reported to the State Highway Patrol in Troop F. Incidents include a Columbia area wreck on Highway 43 due to downpour and skidding, injuries to Gladys H. Neiswender and Charles A. Neiswender, and damage estimates. A second collision occurred when Ina Vern Stiesmeyer failed to signal. A truck overturned on Highway 4 near Boonville after an attempted pass. Other crashes involved Route 133 in Morgan County and a three vehicle melee on Highway 32 near Eldon caused by mechanical failure. Continued on page 2.
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Gladys H. Neiswender
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Boone County Hospital
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Ibee Heber
K. Alion
Ina Vern Stiesneyer
Lion
Stiesmeyer’s
Gasconalle-Osage
Charles Roe
Boonville
Morgan County
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Stover
Fred V. Pace
Slater
Fry
Pace
Highway 32
Eldon
Ray Parsons
Quey
Tig
Agnes Adeline Burett
Kaiser
Three-Man Junta Set to Rule Argentina Rumor
Refugees in Montevideo said Buenos Aires sources report the army plans a three-man junta to govern Argentina including President Peron. Report cites talks with Peron, Gen Franklin Lucero, Rear Adm Clifford Oje, and Alberto Tessaire. confirmation uncertain. Jefferson City notes cover unrelated correctional work and a governor interview over a director post.
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Washington
Peron
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Sori Pylsony
Franklin Lucero
Clifford Oje
Alberto Tessaire
Air Force
Jefferson City
Lutheran Leader Welcomes Graham in Germany
In Frankfurt, Evangelist Billy Graham was greeted by Lutheran leaders who warned against certain American evangelization methods. Karl Goebels stressed caution about mass appeals while affirming support for Graham to fulfill his mission. The report notes regional religious revival rumors and Graham’s focus on Bible teaching.
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Germany
Dilly Graham
Graham
Europe
Iron Curtain
Karl Gebels
Hest
Goebels
One Poison Victim Stays in Hospital
About 80 people struck by food poisoning at the Mississippi State Ushers Association convention at the Second Baptist Church. Only Mrs. Valeria Cooper of Fulton remained hospitalized at Still Hospital, in improved condition and may be released soon. Others were treated and released. potato salad likely caused the illness. Meat dishes were not linked to poisonings.
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Missewi State
Second Baptist Church
Valeria Cooper
Fulton
Charles E. Stil
St. Mars's
Irs
Labor Racketeer Gets 16-Year Term in Federal Case
Evan Dale, a labor racketeer, was sentenced in Springfield Al to 16 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to income tax evasion covering 1948 to 1952 and failure to file a 1953 return. Judge Charles Briggle ordered five years for tax evasion plus a $3,000 fine and an additional five-year term for the 1953 return failure to run consecutively, mirroring a prior 15-year racketeering sentence.
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Evan Dale
Dale
Charles G. Briggle
Briggle
Moon Eclipses Sun Across South Asia Amid Clouds
A total lunar eclipse darkened the sky over South Asia as heavy clouds blocked view from Colombo to Ceylon observers. Harvard and British-Ceylonese teams attempted infrared and corona observations but cloud cover hindered data collection. The eclipse began at sunrise and tracked a 7200 mile path through Asia, with longer totality in certain zones. observers noted the event's rarity and historical context.
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Hayden Planetarium
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New England
Ruling Limits Jail Break Charges for Escapes
Judge John M. Dalton ruled that the law against breaking jail is not broad enough to cover escapes from Potosi city jail and other city jails. The decision, in Washington County, affects a man jailed for violating a city ordinance and notes a separate opinion on the state tax commission's authority to investigate railroad property within a fire district.
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John M. Dalton
Larry J. Castu
Washington County
Dalton
Potosi
State Tax Commission
Stauffer Publications Buys York Daily News-Times
Stauffer Publications announced it has purchased Albert C Huber's eight year stake in York Nebraska Daily News-Times. O S Stauffer said William A Stauffer will take over management and partial ownership July 1. Stauffer is son of publisher M W Stauffer of Versailles Missouri.
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Topeka
Kan
Staufffer Publications
Albert C Huber
York
Neb
Daily News-Times
University of Missouri
Mlw. Stauffer
Restville
Stautter Publications
Fair Cool Weather Forecast for State Kansas City
The forecast predicts generally fair and cooler conditions across the state with a northward drop in daytime highs. Tuesday highs range from near 80 in the north to the 70s in the south. Rain totals in the past 24 hours include Columbia 0.92, Springfield 0.54, Kirksville 0.54, Farmington 0.3, and Butler and Malden 0.2 inches. A van was reported stolen from 700 block Madison Street. missing since around 12:30 p.m. Sunday and found missing about 6:45 p.m. with no keys left in the vehicle.
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Missouri
Columbia
Springfieldl
Kirksville
Farmington
Butler
Malden
Hichard Pickerson
Madison St
Wekamp Injured As Car Hits Pole In Weekend Crash
Police report two accidents over the weekend left one driver injured and two cars damaged. Anthony Wekamp, 89, drove into a telephone pole at Madison and Dunk Hin streets, suffering a severe chin laceration and was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital. He faces a driving charge and will appear in police court Tuesday. The other collision in the 400 block of West Main involved Milton Gene and Richard Talken, causing minor damage to both vehicles as Gene backed from a parking space.
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Anthony Wekamp
Madison
Dunk Hin
Giltman
Wekamper
St. Mary's Hospital
Police Cour
Ato
Ed Luts
Russell St
Milton J
Gene
I, Linn
Wichard A. Talken
Rt. A
W. Main Street
U S Steel to Offer A Wage Increase
Pittsburgh. United States Steel Corp will make a wage offer later this week aimed at a speedy mutual settlement. Vice president John Stephens said negotiations resumed for two hours today before a further meeting is scheduled with the United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald to set a date after talks with other steel firms.
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United Blsles Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
John Stephens
Big Steel
Stephens
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Morrow
Two People Pay Fines for Speeding in Macon
Two motorists appeared before Judge Andrew Schwaller this morning for speeding fines. Mrs Bertha Pimpell of Marshall Street and Martin Ly Walker of Route 3 paid their penalties as police efforts against speeding show results. The crackdown on speeders has reduced arrests since the new radar speed device began operation, with motorists appearing more compliant.
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Bertha Pimpell
Marshall St
Martin Ly Walker
Rt 3
Pimpeli
Macon
Im — Howelli
Gaines
Maconivadar
Walker
Atlanta State Bank
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