21 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
1
St Louis notes the summer solstice as the longest daylight day of the year. The sun rose at 4 26 am and will set at 7 28 pm, with 424 Central Standard Time marking peak daylight. Astronomical event details describe the sun’s annual swing above the equator.
Social Security staffers will visit Missouri towns in a series of sessions listed by city and date. The Jefferson City office schedules visits to California court house July 2 and Sept 10, Columbia July 6 12 19 24 Aug 2 9 14 22 Sept 8 13 20 27, Eldon City Hall July 1 Aug 13 Sept 9, Fulton courthouse July 11 18 25 Aug 8 15 22 29 Sept 6 12 19 26, Hermann Gorman School July 18 Aug 23 Sept 20, Linn courthouse July 25 Aug 27 Sept 24, Mexico courthouse July 3 10 17 24 Aug 7 14 21 28 Sept 4 11 18 25, Montgomery City courthouse July 2 18 Aug 8 22 Sept 5 19, Owensville City Hall July 5 Aug 8 Sept 5, Rolla City Hall July 3 10 17 24 Aug 7 14 21 Sept 4 11 18 25, Salem City Hall July 9 16 26 Aug 16 29 Sept 12 26, Vandalia post office July 16 Aug 2 Sept 5, Vienna courthouse July 9 16 Sept 10, Waynesville Community Health Center July 18 20 Aug 16 30 Sept 13 27.
Washington reports show French Foreign Minister Pineau and Secretary Dulles resuming steel contract talks with a split over engaging Russia. They agreed on general aims of developing trade and cultural contacts, but disagreed on how to pursue them, especially in Eastern Europe and with China. Pineau pressed for broader exchanges, while Dulles favored selective measures and caution toward the Soviet bloc.
A public hearing in the Jefferson Building Capitol Avenue and Jefferson Street examined a proposed 4.9 percent rise in Workmen's Compensation rates by the National Council on Compensation Insurance. Interrogations centered on the healing period added to law as of Aug 28, 1955, with Associated Industries of Missouri challenging the statistical basis. The filing also outlines rates affecting out policies and renewals, with the state insurance superintendent C Lawrence Leggett and staff to decide.
President Truman warns critics that communist critique could fuel campaign tensions as he defends his stance on baby kissing and foreign policy. He argues unity is needed against Soviet pressure while stressing internal reform and openness to criticism within the Communist movement.
Kansas City police report an elderly man shot and killed himself after summoning an undertaker to his home. The deceased is Jesse Jainrs Saville, 28, who died of two chest wounds. Undertaker George F. Porter said Saville called to say he had found a body in his home. Porter arrived, called the name, heard a shot, and Saville then fired again as he approached.
Russellville report of special sale at STFA Exchange where the first load of tow wheat delivered Tuesday. George Wyss, manager, said the grain graded No. 1 Hard with high test weight and 12 percent moisture. Townledee price listed at 1.8 dollars per bushel.
The Senate confirmed Missouri postmaster nominations including Robert BL Hook TJ Leonard Wood fia AT Henneke Les lie soph A. Watsonburn Otterville md dames WwW Buzcard Seneci. Cloth dyed with indigo found in a 9,000 year old Egyptian tomb.
The United States agrees to sell Australia 1100 pounds and France 88 pounds of U235 for atomic power plants. The deal, announced yesterday, marks the first since prior deals with Britain Belgium and Canada. The article notes allied arms sharing and Middle East tensions amid Franco American unity on UN Security Council efforts.
Delegates to the United Evangelical Lutheran Church convention in Cedar Falls Iowa expected to reach final vote today on a merger with the American Lutheran Church Evangelical Lutheran Church and Lutheran Free Church More than 600 delegates and guests from Maine to California and Canada attend the convention running through Sunday
A hen at the Poultry Producers of Northern California plant in Eureka produced an egg with four yolks, the first seen in 270 million eggs candied there in three years. Manager Frank Eggers noted many double yolks and occasional triples but this quadruple yolk was not much larger than normal.
Carl B. Madison a 52 year old administrative officer with the Bureau of Apprenticeship of the U S Labor Department in St Louis was found dead in a Poplar Bluff hotel room yesterday Coroner Grover Greer ruled death by heart attack Madison had no known business in the area at the time of his death.
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