Dodd Testimony Details Klein Ties and Trip to Germany
Boyd testified he saw Dodd often in Klein Essex House suite and used Klein material in speeches. He said he knew of no valuable gifts from Klein. Sennett pressed recollections about Dodd’s Germany trip to question a Soviet prisoner case and Stashinsky probe, noting Martin handled Cold War affairs for Dodd.
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Sennett
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Eest
Stashinsky
Martin
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Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and rate notice
The Jefferson City Post Tribune billing and masthead note lists publishers officers and staff with 1947 1955 dates. It details publication schedule and subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri Cole and adjoining counties and other regions, including carrier and mail pricing and circulation bureau membership.
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the Tribune
Tee
Robert
Goshorn
Ee Weldon
William
Weldon
Rose
Exec
Gem
Mgr
Bewton Townsend
Joseth G. Majezsey
Kéiter
News Tribune Company
Monmme Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
Miscouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Helias High Welcomes New Principal to City
Brother William Rhody arrives to take the post as principal of the Boys Department at Helias High School in Jefferson City. A native of South St. Paul, Minn., he was previously principal of Price Catholic High School in Amarillo, Texas, and has taught at Christian Brothers College in Memphis and Saint Mary’s College in Winona. He will also teach senior English and succeeds Brother K. Thom as director of Scholastics at Christian Brothers College in Memphis.
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Telias High School
William
Jefferson, City
Amarillo
Tex
Price Catholic High School
Rummel, High School
Omaha
Neb
Christian Brothers College
Memphis, Tenn
Saint Mary's College
Winona, Minn
South St. Paul, Minn
Cretin High School
Christian Brothers Order
Saint Mary’s College
Winona
Brother Lambert Thomas
Christian Brothers
St. Louis
Brother William
Brother K. Thomas
Memphis
Court Ponders Proposal For Extension of Mains
In Pompano Beach Florida riot police faced renewed violence as more than 200 people gathered in the Negro district after a supposed truce. Riot squads advanced with helmets and carbines, dispersing bands that had hurled rocks and bottles, ending the disturbance within an hour with no arrests reported.
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Pompano Beach
Fila
Bonds Sold For School Amid Riots And Truce Talks
Report notes bonds funded school needs while police faced riot turmoil. The only damage was a shattered patrol car window hours after Negro leaders sought a truce as rioters battered the district for 24 hours, with 150 or more officers deployed to restore order.
Hearing Set On Stream Pollution Rules
Missouri Water Pollution Board plans hearings to set water quality standards protecting public health and resources. Amid tensions, police began patrolling streets as clashes involving hundreds of youths erupted near a market, while engineers discuss a new school and water system upgrades in Cole County.
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George Sitterley
Associated Press
Missouri Water Pollution Board
Og Interstate
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Bond
Iowa
Kansas
Ihnois
Neilther
Poar Snr
Arthur Marks
Meramec
Castor
Black
St. Francis River
Missouri
Mississippi
Board
Viet Nam Fallout and Local Bond News
Government forces occupied an anti government stronghold without firing a shot. Monks, nuns, and civilians were moved to a police compound as clashes continued nearby. In the central coast, U S forces hunted Viet Cong with 321 killed reported since Monday. Bond bids for a new West School cap are discussed as enrollment expected to rise to 450, with several bids received and interest rates disclosed.
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Hendren
Thoenen
Sustany
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Tuy Hoa
U.S
Freeman arraigned in Missouri rape case
Ronnie Lee Freeman, 42, was arraigned in Magistrate Court on forcible rape. He gave his address as Wichita Falls Texas. Bond started at 2000 dollars and was raised to 4000 after the prosecutor noted his history. Hearing dates listed across Missouri rivers and towns.
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Ronnie Lee Freeman
Freeman
Wichita Falls
Tex
Deifersod City
C. Lee Munger
Byron Kinder
Munger
Missouri
Fulton Loses Bid On Gas
Fulton loses first round in its bid to sell gas to industries in the city. The Federal Power Commission examiner recommended Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co be allowed to sell directly to a new refractory being built by H. K. Porter Co. The company would buy up to three million cubic feet of gas. Panhandle estimates loss of 80000 dollars in annual profit if not allowed to sell directly. The examiner said Fulton's request should be denied and EPC cannot compel Panhandle to expand facilities.
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Capital City
Water City Country Club
Rainbow Drive
Cole County Water
Noite & General Office
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Scior
Adams
Water District
Water Company
Ines
John H. Hendren
Byron L. Kinder
Dist Ict
First National Bank of Chitney
Dempsey Tegelar
St. Louis
Barrett-Fitch
Kansas City
Hammondville Road
First National Bank of St. Tees
el Louis
Edward DB. Jones & Vartiers
Stifel Nicolaus
Miami
Petlty
Missouri
Mississippi
Center’ Creek
Jasper County
Freeman
Munger
Fulton
EPC
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
FPC
H. K. Porter Co
Panhandle
Harry C. Shriver
Williams reflects on life of Medal of Honor recipient
Williams, who joined the Army after high school in 1953, earned his Medal of Honor for actions in Vietnam. Now at Ft. Bragg as chief of special forces procurement and reenlistment, he recalls earning the green beret and protecting his men. He credits his wife Anita and their children for supporting his service.
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Williams
Special Forces
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Sion
Viet Nam
Dr Lake Funeral Services at Local Church
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at a local funeral home chapel with Rev D Russell Lytle officiating. Burial in River View Cemetery. Family requests contributions to the Charl Jes E. Still Memorial Fund.
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Funeral Home
Unidentified pilot flies twin-engine plane through Gateway Arch
Authorities seek the unknown pilot who deftly maneuvered a twin-engine private plane beneath the 630-foot Gateway Memorial Arch in St. Louis on the Mississippi River. The feat was witnessed by guide John Kinworthy.
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St, Louis,mo
Gateway Memorial Arch
St. Louis
Mississippi River
John Kinworthy
Faisal Recommends Robes For President
Washington AP notes King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, visiting Washington, commented on robes suited for heat. In Kathmandu a marathon walker, Harbans Singh, 27, neared 151 hours, while Prince Sultan spoke on robes described as cool and comfortable for long endurance efforts.
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Washington
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Katmandu
Nepal
Harbans Singh
Prince Sultana
Selon
Pierre Lobbe
France
Lynda Bird Johnson Parking Ticket Paid in New York
AP reports six parking tickets issued to Lynda Bird Johnson while she lunch in New York on June 2 were paid. A traffic court clerk said the fine was paid Wednesday but the payer remains unidentified.
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NEW York
Lynda Bird Johnson
Adventists Elect African Church Leader in Trans-Continental Vote
DETROIT AP The Rev Merle L Mills president of the Southern New England Conference of the Seventh day Adventists has been elected president of the churchs trans African conference in a historic regional vote Mills leads the global Adventist administration and will guide affairs across Africa and adjacent regions through the next term
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Detroit
Merle L. Mills
Southern New England
The
Seventh-day Adventists
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