Police budget and staffing plan revealed for next year
City officials outlined a police department budget totaling 278 514.64 with 37 officers and three women, plus four crossing guards and three American Legion Traffic Police. A 221 384 budget share was proposed, up from 183 980 last year, to cover new cars, a three wheeler, a base station radio, and increased enforcement of new parking and traffic rules. A full time mechanic for street, fire, and police equipment was also proposed to reduce repair costs, with 4 953.85 allotted for current maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Short
Second Ward
Jack Riner
Sturt
Uptown
Federal Communication Commission
Brookshire seeks to disqualify sheriff and jurors in murder case
Boone County farmerlawyer W A Brookshire charged with first degree murder over the Neiss farm hand shooting on November 8 seeks disqualification of Sheriff Lil Bourn Mann and 20 prospective jurors. Circuit Clerk Elmer Jaeger said voir dire began with only five of the jurors qualified. Brookshire claims prejudice and self defense. The trial in the 18th Judicial Circuit before Circuit Judge Frank M Hayes could begin Monday. Brookshire has a new attorney after firing Paul Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
W. A. Brookshire
Boone County
Roderick J. Neiss
Fer
Lil Bourn Mann
Mann
Elmer Jaeger
Booth County
Frank M. Hayes
Jaeger
Baan
Venor
Brookshire
R. G. Collings
Cole County
Missouri State Penitentiary
Missouri State Supreme Court
Saeger
Paul Allen
Jefferson City
Fellowship Taken From Student Cited For Not Answering
A medical note reports a fellowship with the student cited for not answering. The text mentions the era, attacks a different series of bacteria than penicillin, and describes a physician taking throat and blood cultures and blood tests.
Foundation For U.S. Japan Talks And Kennedy Health
President Kennedy's health reports show fever and sore throat as he rests aboard a ship. White House doctors monitor his condition while a Greek virus infection is ruled out and antibiotics are given. In Washington and Tokyo, Ikeda and Rusk declare a strong foundation for closer U.S. Japan ties after high level talks, with plans for a dinner and a communique to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
National Science Foundation
Thelihe
George Burkley
White House
Ed Kennedy
Ward Yellin
Supreme Court
Foundation
Yellin
Salinger
University of Colorado
Alan Wallport Kennedy
Salderman
Foundal
Georgetown
Travell
George
Shah Hovey Fitz
Poto- Imac
Min
Nater Hayato Theda
Press- Mae
Ottawa
Canada
Palay
Beach
Fla
Tr. Travell
Massachusetts
Wade
Florida
Travel
Ikeda
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Thompson
Hayato Ikedaumi
Dean Bush
Jaui
United States
Husk
Rusk
Japan
Slymion B. Johnson
New York
U.N
Dag Hemmarskjold
Southeast
Asia
Three Elected At Boys State In Missouri
In recent Boys State elections three Jefferson City youths and one Hartsburg boy were elected to public office. Tell Neff, Jack Pletz, John F. Pleta, and Thomas Pawley were chosen as state senators. Gary Normee Arnold was elected clerk of Gamble County Court. Missouri Boys State is held at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg to educate youths in citizenship duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Hartsburg
Tell Neff
Victor D. Nell
East
McCarty St
Jack Pletz
and Mire
John F. Pleta
Fairmount Blvd
Thomas Pawley
Thomas D. Pawley
Lafayette St
Gary Normee Arnold
Normen Arnold
Harisburg
Gamble County
Missouri Boys State
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Mns
Talng
Czech Move to Relocate U.N. HQ Sparks Diplomatic Row
The United States pressed to move the U.N. headquarters from New York to a neutral European city, while recalling a diplomat tied to a U.N. delegation. Czechoslovakia protested after two U.S. intelligence agents encountered Navvalac in a New York restaurant. Navvalac allegedly sought to defect and paid an Army instructor for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
U.N
New York
Vienna
U.S
United States
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Nacvalached
Dag Hannmarskjold
Nacvalac
U.S. Army
Strutter
Monterey
Calif
RBI
Nauvalac
Hammarskjoli
Natvalac
Western powers urged to defend West Berlin unity plan
Javits called for Western backing of measures to maintain access to West Berlin and four power talks on German reunification. He urged starting Berlin negotiations from the 1958 Western proposals and warned against a rush under Khrushchev’s threats. The premier said a peace treaty with East Germany could be signed by year end, risking control of routes to West Berlin.
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West Germany
West Berlin
United States
Germany
Javits
Khrushchev
Kremlin
East Germany
Four Die as Train Rams Gas Truck in Iowa Crash
BETTENDORF Iowa AP four Illinois men died when a Burlington Road freight train collided with a gasoline truck at a railroad crossing. The impact buckled 400 feet of track and caused a blaze, destroying two diesels and six cars and burning over 6000 gallons of fuel. Victims named include engineer AE Blakewell of Galesburg head brakeman William Lauder of Galesburg head fireman Robert Jacobs of Galesburg and truck owner Howard Wierenga of Albany Indiana.
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Bettendorf
Iowa
Threstestatien
Burlington Road Freight Trai
AE. Blakewell
Galesburg
III
William G. Lauder
Robert R. Jacobs
Howard Wierenga
Albany
Notable Reserve List Includes Local Names and Ranks
A long list of reserve personnel appears, naming Bly B. Jackson and many others with ranks and full names such as Kemp ker, Robert M. Kijethermes, John A. Koenigsfeld, Lawrence L. Koenig efeld, and more. The roster includes Pvt. Roy J. Barnes and others like Donald J. Berngk oetter, Louis M. Eiken, William J. Holtmeyer, Joel A. Holtme yer, and multiple Talken, Stegemtan, and Unnerwehr members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bly B. Jackson
BH. Kempker
Robert M. Kijethermes
John A. Koenigsfeld
Lawrence L. Koenigefeld
Raymond C., Laughlin
Ralph J. Taehbert
Frederick W. Otto
Stuart R. Pember
Orville H. Stegeman
Charles Ray
Lloyd C.reinkemeyer
Floyd F. Reinkemeyer
Bernard I. Samson
Lawrence L. Schulte
Robert F. Sche
Kilmer Oak Dying Amid Campus Controversy at Rutgers
The aging Kilmer Oak on Rutgers campus is dying amid debate over a foreign aid program and congressional influence. Officials say the tree will not be chopped, but its decline mirrors wider tensions with the Berlin crisis era.
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New Brunswick
Joye Kilmer
Washington
Rutgers University
The
Treasury
Douglas Dilbut
Ajlen
Dillon
Congression
Edwards
Intes- Wilkins
Hutgerstimony
House
Les
Bernearby
Kilmer
France
Eisenhower
Whier
Rutgers
Colum
Berlin
United States
Joosen
American Forestry Association
Jon
Judges Pay Bill Sparks House Senate Debates
Lawmakers clash over sending judges pay raise to a public vote as amendments stall. The measure would raise salaries from metropolitan to outstate courts, with stipends for probate judges and the Supreme Court. Other bills included mandatory sentences for suspended license drivers and drivers’ age, school safety topics, and a sales tax bracket plan. The Senate approved some measures while striking others from the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegan
Beynfelt
Robinson
Thomas D. Graham
Ole
Cote County
Hubert E. Young
Jasper County
Frank Reiler
Wentzville
Seni Alers M. Sprudting
D-Caep
St. Louisia
Senate
Allio
St.c Louis
House
Jhighway
John M. Dalton
Nugh
National Guard
Ife
Stevenson Gloomily Sees Latin Trip Amid Delay in Appropriations
Ambassador Stevenson, en route from Latin America, reported gloom about the region's governments, while U S House delays keep appropriation bills in limbo. Senate approved compromise figures, with total spending near 1.253 billion dollars, awaiting final state funds and redistricting debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
le House
Senate
Hep
James G. Jfvimble
D-Clay County
Hause
Fidler's Fifth Wife Wins Divorce in L A
Los Angeles reports that the fifth wife of broadcaster Jimmy Fidler, Darrow Fidler, secured a divorce on Wednesday. She claimed they married in January and separated after two months, with the decree granted by default. She requested no alimony and remains a writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidler
Los Angeles
Jimmy Fidler
Darrow Fidler
Norge Laundry Village Preview Opens in Jefferson City
The Norge Laundry and Dry Cleaning Village on Highway 50 West Southwest Blvd. revealed a remodeled facility with new equipment. Grand opening Friday and Saturday offers a free pad of dry cleaning. Ralph Jobe Jr. named manager. State and local officials attended the pre opening. owners Harold Krueger and Lb A Mercer are Fredericktown residents. Cape Girardeau’s Jerry Flynn spoke on coin operated dry cleaning.
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Norge
Highway 50 West
Ralph Jobe Jr
State
Haskell Holman
Supreme Court
Torwin D. Houser
Jefferson City
Harold Krueger
Lb. A. Mercer T
Fredericktown
Jerry Flynn
Cape Girardeau
Officers to Hawaii For Reserve Work
Washington AP reports high level officers assigned to a Governors conference in Honolulu to discuss a 10 division quick reaction force from the national guard and reserve. The plan aims to strengthen guard power with new equipment, while some divisions face cuts due to manpower and budget limits. Kennedy mother quips on fighting communism during European tour. The International Development Association extends a 1 million development credit to India for highway construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uniy
Anual Governors Conference
Honolulu
Ashion
National Guard
Ernest Vandiver
Gereorgia
Tnenational Development Associa
World Bunk
Sibmilion
India
Maritime Strike Deepens Across U S Ports and Ships
The nationwide maritime strike worsened as 159 ships were immobilized across 30 ports on the East West and Gulf coasts. Longshoremen returned after three one day stoppages as oil producers urged a Taft Hartley act order. Several liners canceled sailings and pressure grew on waterfront authorities amid wider industrial disruption.
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New York
East
West
Gulf
Texas
Kennedy
North Texas Oil and Gas Associaton
Secvice
United States
Queen
Europe
ILA
Waterfront Commission of
New York Harbor
New York State
New Jersey
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Firm Foundation For
University of Linois
Communist Party
ant-Ameri Fcan Activitines
Kennedy Weikely
Agai
Central Dairy
Fedders
Fed Wars
BTU
Trader Vic Witthaus
Centertown
Czech
Aga
Alfyes
Pater
FREE
Missouri
Kilmer Oak
Ace Dinning
Rathskeller
Dalton
Stevenson
Bogota
Colombia
Adlair
South America
Trecho
Ami
Werul
South Amelia
Billy
House Senate
S Laundry Village
Hawaii
Florence
Italy
Ital
Joseph F. Kennedy
Pases
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents
Glen Ford
Maria Shell
Anne Baxter
Arthur
Feasecraps
Hong Kong
Quebec
Conneslation
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Monroe
Becker & Evers Matag Company
East High Street
Jeff
Raliary
Bears
Rock Hudson
Kirk Douglas
Jo Eastman
Dorothy Malone
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