Grand River Gets State Ok For Expansion In Missouri
Grand River Mutual Telephone Corp of Princeton won state permission to begin serving Humphreys and nearby areas despite protests from Humphreys Telephone Exchange. The PSC ruled Humphreys area is uncertificated and may be served by a new utility, with Grand River promising modern service and $3.75 monthly residential rate and free service between Humphreys Galt and Trenton. In a separate case the PSC refused to reconsider an order granting power service by Missouri Power & Light Co to customers near Boonville. Co Mes Cooperative REA not regulated by the PSC may seek circuit court review if it chooses.
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Grand River Mutual Telephone Corp
Princeton
Humphreys
Humphreys Telephone Exchange
Grand River
State Public Service Commission
Mutual
Tural Hines
Galt
Trenton
PSC
Boonville
Missouri Power & Light Co
Co-Mo Electri Cooperative, Inc
Co-Mo
Coop
Laborites Call for No Nuclear Bases in Britain
The British Labor party proposes denying nuclear rocket bases to the United States while Britain would stop building new nuclear weapons and rely on U S deterrence. They urge no use of hydrogen bombs without NATO approval and oppose Western patrols carrying H bombs. The plan argues bases for missiles are dangerous and non deterrent.
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London
British Labor Party
Britain
United States
Atlantic Treaty Organization
Summit Diplomacy Inevitable Ike Ruling Out Summit?
Eisenhower argues top level talks may be needed to counter Khrushchev’s rapid travel and push for personal negotiations. He doubts summit conferences are dead but warns next president may face pressure if Khrushchev stalls low level talks. Hagerty left door open on one final abroad trip in six months. Nigeria independence trip discussed, diplomats see Nigeria as key in Africa.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Becaue Khrushchev
Christian A. Herter
Paris
Khrushchev
Hienhower
Khrushchhev
James C. Hagerty
Symington Truman Dinner Draws 450 Attendees in KC
More than 450 persons paid 25 to 450 for tickets to a Symington for 1 President dinner in Kansas City's Muehlebach Hotel tonight. Sen. Stuart Symington and former President Harry S. Truman will speak. Truman endorsed he
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Symington
Truman Kansas City (Ap
Kansas City
Muehlebach Hotel
Stuart Symington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Two Die in Collision Of Auto Trailer
Flora IL AP two persons died in a collision of a car and a tractor trailer at US high pile sae Medesday nig Passenger 26 year old Miss Bonnie Maxine Renshaw of Flora died at Clayc County hospital companion 23 year old Bradley E Coble of Flora died earlier today in the crash The tractor trailer was driven by William Hanneken of Union Mo The United States also should clarify its position on foreign planes which may intrude accidentally or otherwise into its air space Mansfield proposed dissolution of the National Security Council and transferring its duties to an inner cabinet council with the President as chair and secretaries of state and defense as members The vice president should be limited to constitutional duties
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Flora
Ill
Highpile Sa Ede
William Hanneken
Union
Soviet Union
United Mo. States
China
Outer Mongolia
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz-Marin
Havana
Mansfield
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Defense
Senate
Tme
Tuscumbia Youth Listed In Good Condition After Crash
Frances Hendly, 23, of Tuscumbia, listed in good condition at Humphrey Hospital after a Wednesday afternoon car crash on Highway 27 six miles north of Iberia. He suffered multiple lacerations and abrasions. doctors could not yet confirm bone injuries. Passenger Lloyd Orwin, 21, of San Diego, also hospitalized with a possible ankle fracture after the star car overturned on a curve.
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Tuscumbia
Francis Hendly
Humphrey Hospital
Lee Hendley
Hendley
Lloyd Orwin
San Diego
Calif
Iberia
Orwin
Highway Patrol
Johnson's Widow Weds Florida Man
Mrs Arnold Johnson widow of Kansas City Athletics owner married Warren Miller Hume of Palm Beach Florida in New York at Central Presbyterian Church. Ceremony followed by a home reception. Johnson died after a spring practice in West Palm Beach, cerebral hemorrhage, on March 10. The widow, Carmen Caye Bury of Chicago, is trustee of a five million dollar estate. Hume is said to have real estate holdings and Virginia farm, formerly resided in Pittsburgh.
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New York
Arnold Johnson
Kansas City Athletics
Warren Miller Hume
Palm Beach
Fla
Central Presbyterian Church
John H. Fishbach
East 63Rd ‘St
Johnson
West Palm Beach
Carmen Caye Bury
Chicago
Carl Chrbon
C. Mitchner Burr
Long Beach
Calif
Ohrbon
Hume
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Barge Suit Enters Third Day Here
A $7,200 damage suit against Federal Barge Lines Inc. for a levee breach during the Missouri River flood on July 20, 1958 entered its third day before a Circuit Court jury in Harrisburg. Plaintiff Harvey Barlish of Harrisburg claims the tugboat caused the breach, flooding about 100 acres of his crops. Witnesses for the plaintiff included local farmers John Jennings, Schaefer Ashlock, Lloyd Sapp, and bulldozer operator C. L. Richardson who aided with the levee.
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Federal Barge Lines, Inc
Harvey Barlish
Harrisburg
Missouri River
John Jennings
Schaefer Ashlock
Lloyd Sapp
Hartsburg
C. L. Richardson
Space dreams and quoted musings on voyages and Moon
A reflective piece ponders antimat ter and magnetic field control for space travel. It recalls 300 years of progress, compares Columbus voyages to modern aims, and cites W Somerset Maugham on divine questionings alongside hopes to reach the Moon this century.
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Columbus
China
Moon
Jin
Kishi to Quit as Prime Minister After Pact Ratification
The pact on ratification was signed by MacArthur and Fujiyama amid tight security as Kishi did not attend the ceremony. Ikeda eyed as successor, with a general election expected in the fall. Leftist protests failed to derail the exchange despite earlier demonstrations.
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Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
U.S
Fujiyama
Christian A. Herter
Enn
White House
Hawaii
U.S. Senate
Macy Arthur
Foreign Ministry
Hibiya Park
Michiko Kamba
Parliament
MacArthur
Mac
Arthur
U N Censure and Apology Prompt Eichmann Case Debate
The U N council hears Argentina urge sovereignty concerns over Eichmann capture in Buenos Aires and Israel. Mrs Meir insists Jewish volunteers acted independently and Eichmann belongs before a court. Delegates from Argentina the United States Britain and Soviet Union weigh sovereignty and justice.
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Eichmann
International Shoe Plant Reaches Record Employment
Robert Gillock says the International Shoe Company plant has about 500 workers, up from 376, with daily output rising to 6,000 pairs from 4,600. Both employment and production marks are records at the local plant.
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International Shoe
International Shoe Company
Robert Gillock
Punishment Felt Without Jail Term for our own peace of mind
Judge Younger dismissed the charge in the interest of justice saying Beane is a good husband and citizen. Beane called it a hard lesson for his family and relief at being cleared, noting the tragedy should prevent similar accidents in the future. A hotel theft left two rings missing from a bureau valued at 200 and 75 dollars. Police probe linked to a break in at Hough Park Golf course where beer was taken.
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Younger
Beane
Dougla
Missouri
Keith Douglas
Investigati
Sey
Kirk
Thetes
Jefferson Citybois
Paul E. Horn
Mission
Kan
Maintainance
Hough Park
Judge Faces Sticky Problem Campus View Area Expansion
The article outlines an urban renewal debate near Campus View with a social and economic survey led by Mrs. Lawrence Aber to assess impacts of added area adjacent to Elm Street and Morris Edmonds Subdivision. Housing Authority aims to determine low rent eligibility and unit planning by Hare & Hare, considering split level designs and tentative parcel boundaries.
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Herron
Lawrence Aber
E. Atchison St
Housing Authority
Elm Street
Morris-Edmonds
Authority
View
Ruark
Neosho
Hare & Hare
Roy Pallardy
Myrtle Street
Edmonds
Elizabeth
Buena Vista
Morris Avenue
Locust Street
Elm
Dunklin Streets
Cherry Street
Board of Cammissioners
Linn High School Benefit Show for Cerebral Palsy Center
A Friday benefit program at Linn High School auditorium supports the new Cerebral Palsy center, opened May 23, with six current enrollees and potential 14 if daily transportation from Gasconade, Maries, and Osage counties can be arranged. The event features local home talent and aims to raise funds for the center’s operations.
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Linn
Linn High School
Gasconade
Marnes
Osage
Lam
Tax Rate Reform Urged by Jaycees
The National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention endorsed a modernized civil defense program and a thorough reform of federal tax rates. The resolution argued steeply graduated income taxes and a strong corporate profit tax curb corporate savings, which it called the sole source of capital in the free enterprise system.
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Jaycees
Louis
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson City attendance at Montreal library conference
Eight Jefferson Citians joined the first joint conference of the American and Canadian Library Associations in Montreal. The event, starting Sunday and ending Friday on St. Jean Baptiste Day, featured pre-conference sessions for trustees and panel discussions on barriers behind the Iron Curtain and in Asia and North America.
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Jefferson
Missouri State Library
A. P. Marshall
Lincoln University
Dorothy Russell
Jefferson City
Cole County
Denning
Raymond Young
Missouri
The
American Assn. of Library Trustees
North America
St. Jean Baptiste Day
Quebec
Montreal
Lafontaine Park
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Ike
U. S
Florida
Rep
Charles Brown
D-Mo
Symmington
Wight Iery
Central Missouri
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W. Somerset Maugham
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U.N
Arkady A. Soibalev
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pierson Dixon
Argentina
Reontention
Lodge
Israel
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
National Sonnesen
Prom
Hall Sar Monroe
Jefferson Cie
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Court of Appeals
Rays
St. Louis
Licking
Ft. Leonard Wood
Fort
Cuba
Ray
Dorris
Alton
37Th Judicial Circuit
Carter
Howell
Oregon
Shannon
Missouri Ozarks
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hieber
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Iedes
Fred Vogel
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Unis
Deba
Bob Nebo
Vernon Orho
Firs
Lalene Cummings
Sec Tres
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Fred F. Bode
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