Jury Selection Moves Slowly At Warner Trial
California special report on dapper Tex Warner, a Missouri rancher, facing murder charges in a second trial. Six jurors were seated by noon from the first 40 called amid preformed opinions about the July 5 slaying of 15 year old Larry Irwin near Osage Beach. The case, moved by venue to Moniteau County, involves habitual criminal provisions with potential for execution. Evidence cited includes rifle ballistics and fingerprints linking Warner to the crime scene, while defense claims situate Warner elsewhere at the time.
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Dapper Tex Warner
Ozark
Larry Irwin
Osage Beach
Claude Curtis
Varner
Cole County
Irwin
Edwin Boysen
Boysen
Moniteau County
Missouri
Illinois
Chicago
Pontiac
Time Store
Borsen
Warner
Weather outlook for Jefferson City and mid-Missouri
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers likely on Tuesday. Little temperature change expected. Lows near 55 tonight, highs in the mid 70s Tuesday. Sunrise times and stray data shown are not part of the forecast.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Judge Denies Motion to Stay Order Suspending Integration
In Little Rock integration case news Rep Morgan Moulder questions the role of Gerald D. Morgan Eisenhower's special counsel suggesting he is a front man. He urged House investigators to summon Morgan amid the probe into the administration's stance on school desegregation.
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Washington
Rep
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Prom
Morgan
Adams
Hammarskjold in Beirut Pursues Lebanon Crisis Resolution
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold pressed to quell Lebanon’s rebellion meeting Nasser in Cairo and Beirut. He returns to Beirut and then New York as U N observers prepare to cover the Bekaa border. The United States provides two helicopters and Sweden four planes to the observer group. Rebel leaders caution delays. In Washington, Adams faces growing calls to resign amid a probe of Bernard Goldfine ties.
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Nasser
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Britain
New York
Sweden
Security Council
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Bekea Valley
Maurice Brown
New Zealand
Brown
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Oweini
Uge
Bekaa Valley
Bexaa
Judge Denies Stay On Central High Ruling Intolerable Situation
Little Rock Arkansas US District Judge Harry Lemley refused to stay his Saturday order suspending integration at Central High School for 232 years. Attorney Wiley Branton said he would seek a stay from the Eighth Circuit in St Louis. The school board opposed the stay saying it would help Negro pupils but not the public. Lemley noted a stay would nullify his judgment and prolong the intolerable educational situation at Central High.
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U.S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Little Rock, Ark
Central High School
Harry J. ‘Lemley
Little Rock
Wiley Branton
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Sthe Circuit Court of Appeals
St.Louis
Lemsey
Branston
St. Louis
Robert C. Tucker
Appeals Court
Branton
Tucker
Archibald Gardner
Huston
S.D
Lemley
Court of Appeals
US Supreme Court
A. F. House of Little Rock
Opposition to 50 Relocation Near Clark Avenue Hearing
Residents near Clark avenue voiced little opposition at a public hearing in the Cele County Circuit Court room on Highway 50 rerouting east of Clark. Highway officials invited questions. 18 attendees raised only personal concerns. The route runs between Miller and Elm, joins Highway 50 near Moreau River, as part of the civic improvement bond issue.
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Clark Avenue
Cele County
State Highway Department
Highway Department
B. Saville
Saville
Moreau River
Miller
Elm Streets
Scholt Road
Vott
Right- Ay
West End
Riverside Park hosts first Community Sing and pool dedication
The Lions Club and Park Board plan a 7 15 p m dedication ceremony at Riverside Park for a new swimming pool followed by a Community Sing led by Carl Burkel. Don Joseph will direct the Community Sing band with rehearsals Mondays at 7 15 p m for ages 15 and up from public and Helios high schools Lincoln University and other colleges. A barbershop quartet appears and service clubs rotate hosting each week except for the Lions Club fireworks festival Tuesday.
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Helios
Litcoln University
Carl Burkel
Lions Club
Park Board
Hiverside Park
Clif Henderson
Herbert Schroeder
Dr. H. M. Agniel
Robert Filcock
Adams Declines New Hampshire Governorship Bid
AP reporting from Hancock New Hampshire Shere Jim Adams the top presidential assistant declined a bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the September 9 primaries. He said he has a job to finish in New Hampshire.
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Hancock. N.H
Shere Jman Adamsay
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Grandpa completes transatlantic hop to Palermo
Conrad, a California flying grandfather, completed a 4,440 mile nonstop Atlantic crossing in a single engine Commanche. He landed at Palermo Becca di Falco Airport at 8 p.m. after 32 hours 33 minutes flight time, his first and longest transatlantic flight yet. He previously hoped for 43 hours from Idlewild to New York.
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California
New York
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Plermo
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Idlewild
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Record Won't Back Contention in Congress Theme
Washington AP reports bipartisan friction undercuts GOP drive to portray Democratic opposition as blocking Eisenhower. Republicans cite Senate foes who voted against admin measures, while some Democrats and GOP allies back key amendments. House foes for trade and labor acts reveal mixed support across chambers and leaders.
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Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
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Cooper
R-Ky
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Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
House
Senate
Edward J. Thye
R-Minns
Styles Bridges
William F. Knowland
Rident
Call
Hope Outshines Governor In City Sporting Night
AP reports comedian Bob Hope entertained a crowded audience as Gov James T Blair struggled to match his wit. The event featured golf antics and banter, ending with Hope joking about going home as the governor’s shot sparked excitement. In Washington context, education reform debates surface alongside calls for higher standards. A related Macon, Georgia note discusses a shooting at a birthday party and education funding push.
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St, Louis
Bob Hope
James T. Blair
Hope
Alcatraz
Harrison
Dave Bawah
Heart
Washington
Rockefeller Report Calls Education Reform Amid Crisis
The Rockefeller report urges stronger testing and guidance, federal support for select problems, more teachers and buildings, and a shift in leadership view. It warns science education faces a real crisis driven by rapid technological change testing adaptive capacities and wisdom.
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Scientists
Pentagon
Not Wise To Ditch Raincoat In Mid-Missouri Storms
Jefferson City residents and the Mid-Missouri area kept raincoats handy as scattered thunderstorms rolled through. A tornado threat heightened in Kansas City Sunday with a funnel near Union Station and the Truman Library. One garage was torn from its foundation, a trailer overturned, windows broken, and nearly 15 thousand fans at a Red Sox game sheltered as rain fell. Skies cleared by today with Jefferson City recording June’s lowest morning temperature in 40 years.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Kansas City
Union Station
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Raw
Boston Red Sox
Negro Leaders Protest Suspension Of School Integration
Four Negro leaders met with President Eisenhower at the White House to condemn the court ordered suspension of school integration in Little Rock Arkansas. They urged Justice Department intervention and presented a nine point civil rights program while noting Eisenhower listened sympathetically as they described the anger and frustration of Black citizens across the nation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
White House
A. Philip Randolph
International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
U.S. Dist
Harry Lemley
Randolph
Justice Department
Rovers
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Lester B. Granger
National Urban League
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Leadersip
Pledges Fall Short In Blood Campaign
Blood donor pledges for the June Red Cross Blood mobile visit are well below the 200 pint two day quota. By noon Tuesday 60 pints were pledged with about 79 registered at St Thomas where the unit will operate in a split arrangement. The mobile unit will be at the Educational Building First Baptist Church from 1 to 7 pm Tuesday and noon to 6 pm Wednesday, with St Thomas residents invited to visit noon to 7 pm. Walk in donors are urged to give to meet the quota and reduce the annual deficit.
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Red Cross
St. Thomas
First_ Baptist Church
St Thomas Area
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