Money Order Counterfeiters Target of Raids
Secret Service agents and police raided New York Detroit and Buffalo in a sweep against a US Canadian counterfeit money order ring. Seven suspects from Canada and the United States were arrested or detained with thousands of counterfeit drafts seized.
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Secret Service
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Canadiens
Vermont
Toronto
Detroit
Midine Kas
Buffalo
N.Y
Canada
New York City
Edward P.J. Callahan
Aunt Vic
Gary Bell
Barry G Kirk
Shaun Bernard
Montreal
Fischel elected commander at Roscoe Enloe Legion post
Leonard Fischel of 401 E Capitol Ave was chosen commander of Roscoe Enloe Post No 5 American Legion at the regular monthly meeting Tuesday night. Other officers named include Ed Lewis senior vice commander Alden Stockard junior vice commander Tony Weber and several more. installation for the new officers is set for Aug 21 to succeed retiring commander Robert W Hadlick.
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Leonard Fischel
Capitol Ave
Roscoe Enloe
American Legion
Fischel
Missouri
Veteran's Employment Service
Fischer
Robert W. Hadlick
Boonville Road
Ed Lewis
Alden Stockard
Tony Weber
Bert Koester
Jim Stegeman
John Eggen
Francis Mertens
Howard Grisham
Ed Martin
Gilbert Bruem
Mer
Hugh Huttinger
Roy Cobble
Carl DeBroeck
William Sappenfield
R. H. Mueller
Wsman Basinger
Harry Goldammer
Local Youths Win Boys State Posts
Five area youths from Jefferson City Russellville and Holts Summit were elected to Missouri Boys State offices during the Warrensburg ses sion. Reichard, Johnson, Prenger, Strobel and Rich win mayor councilman police judge city treasurer and councilman at large positions. Boss State runs through June 23 at Central Missouri State College.
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Jefferson City
Russellsville
Holts Summit
Missouri Boys State
Warrensburg
Bill, Reichard
jMra
Norman R. Reichard
Crest Dr
Cockrell City
Reichard
Orville
Eugene Johnson
Orville Johnson
W. McCarty Sr
Blair City
Johnson
Thomas Frederick Prenger
Ralph B. Prenger
Fairmount
Cockerell City
Prenger
Hellas High School
Larry Elmer Strobel
Elmer Strobel
Russellville
Doniphan City
Strobel
Russellville High School
William B. Rich
Harry B. Rich
Smith City
Rich
Boss State
Central Missouri State College
Renewal Applications Due on Liquor Permits
Hollis M. Ketchum warned liquor licensees to submit renewal applications or risk a dry Fourth of July. About 500 liquor and beer licensees, mainly in St. Louis and Kansas City, have not filed for renewal as the new license year starts July 1.
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Hollis M. Ketchum
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dalton Invited To Visit York For Governors Conference
Governor John M. Dalton received an invitation to visit York, the first U S capital, during the Pennsylvania Governors Conference starting July 1. Charles D. Klingler, Hotel Yorktowne managing director, extended the invitation printed on an antique press at a York County Historical Society replica village. Governors from five states and four territories are expected, with invitations extended to President Kennedy and former presidents Hoover, Truman, and Eisenhower.
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John M. Dalton
York
United States
Pennsylvania
Charles D. Klingler
Yorktowne
Dalton
Historical Society
York County
John F. Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Dwight ‘D. Eisenhower
Springfield Woman Killed in Auto Crash Fails to Control
SPRINGFIELD Mo AP Mrs Marjorie Katherine Burcham 27 of Springfield was killed when her car left wet U S 60 two miles east of town and struck a tree Two of her children were injured Stephen Edward Burcham 5 suffered severe head injuries and was listed in fair condition Sharon Kay Burcham 4 received head and arm lacerations and was discharged from the hospital The highway patrol said the fatal crash occurred after loss of control on wet pavement.
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Springfield
Marjorie Katherine Burcham
Stephen Edward Burcham
Sharon Kay Burcham
Highway Patrol
Large Iowa parade draws near 100000 for Music Man event
Tens of thousands line a 17 block Mason City parade route as 120 bands and 43 floats pass review. Notables Shirley Jones Robert Preston Meredith Willson and Gov Norman Erbe attend the festival tied to the premiere of The Music Man. Jefferson City band performs later with broader events including a televised show.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Mason City
Hollywood
Broadway
Shirley Jones
Robert Preston
the Music Man
Meredith Willson
Arthur Godfrey
Norman Erbe
Jefferson City
Roosevelt Field
Busiyeyes
Southeastern
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Tiros V Progress Points Toward Cooperative Space Efforts
The article notes Tiros V orbiting Earth every 100.5 minutes at speeds up to 17,140 mph with altitude from 317 to 604 miles. It references a Kennedy Khrushchev exchange on space research cooperation and upcoming Mos cow discussions. The non-controversial meteorological satellite was the initial topic with communications satellites next in line.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Tiros V
Unclear text about two drivers in collision
Fragmentary AP dispatch from June 22 reports a head-on collision involving Walter Christ Wiesenham, 35, driver of one car, and a 32 year old resident of Deal New Jersey. Major ae was to report to Ft NC for duty with an airborne unit. previously stationed at Lexington Kentucky Signal Depot.
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Lou
Meinen Tunningham
Deal
N. J
Walter Christ Wiesenham
Ft . N.C
Lexingwn
Nuclear test aborts at Johnston Island on Thor booster
Announcement reported a Thor booster launched from Johnston Island carrying a nuclear device and destroyed after a malfunction without detonation. Debris fell into the open sea within the safety area with no danger to human life or ocean radioactivity though concerns about marine life followed prior Soviet complaints.
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U.S
JTF
Johnston
Hawaii
Thor
Tee
Soviet Union
Callaway County Conducts Tuberculosis School Survey
Callaway County completes a tuberculosis survey in schools with 36 clinics and 36 professionals plus 188 volunteers. The program shows 1 percent positive reactors among students and 19.5 percent among school staff, with 149 positives offered free chest X-rays and one new case discovered. Follow-up included 105 home visits by three nurses and eight clinics for contacts. Endorsed by the Callaway County Osteopathic Society and directed by the Missouri Division of Health.
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Fulton
Callaway County
Callaway County Tuberculosis Association
Callaway County Osteopathic Society
Missouri Division of Health
Algerian FLN envoy warns of chaos if talks fail
European weekend talks with Dr Chewki Mostefai of the FLN on the Algiers provisional executive yielded scant support. Susini warned privately that time without results risks Algeria sliding back into chaos, while Tunisian officials showed no clear backing for Mostefai’s plan to enlist Europeans in local security and offer amnesty to European terrorists as sovereignty permits. Secret army factions remained split, with some disavowing the pact despite a local halt to terrorism in Algiers.
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Chewki Mostefai
Algiers
Algeria
Rusk and De Gaulle Clash Over French Nuclear Arms Plan
In Paris the two leaders spent about an hour and a quarter as Rusk pressed U S opposition to De Gaulle’s plan for a French independent atomic arsenal. De Gaulle remained adamant about France developing its own nuclear deterrent while Weldon Spring report notes an elderly pedestrian was killed by a tractor trailer on U S 40 near Weldon Spring.
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Rusk
de Gaulle
U.S
Elysee Palace
Weldon Spring
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U. S
Britain
William N. Wil J
United States
St. Louis
Eugene A. McDuffie
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Missouri Highway Patrol
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Convention debate over Missouri constitution reform
Supporters argue a constitutional convention offers thorough reform after 1945 amendments and high costs, noting 19 amendments submitted and 13 approved with four on August ballots and four more in November. Opponents warn of losing good features, a bias toward big-city interests, and high costs, citing the last convention at 916,461.49 dollars.
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Missouri
State of Missouri
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Convention debate on constitutional convention stance described
The text outlines a Missouri convention debate with figures including Hearnes and Warres FE, noting AFL-CIO involvement and a gubernatorial aspirant. The Republican State Committee vacillated, originally backing a convention, then deferring to the September Republican State Convention after a February vote. If voters call a convention, delegates would be elected in early 1663 with 15 at large and two per district. any amendments would require voter approval. The Declaration of Independence was placed in National Archives care on July 15, 1952.
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Wren Populatien
Presidentil
Afl-Cio
Warres FE
Hearnes
Republican State Committee
The
National Archives
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