Hoffa Court Delay Looms Over Teamsters Meeting
In Washington the Teamsters court case continues as Hoffa lounges in court amid a postponed Executive Board session. Judge Burns Mathews oversees jury selection for the bribery probe affecting James R Midcrest and others. Beck, accused of misusing about 300000, may lose the presidency if convictions follow. Hoffa’s future as Beck’s replacement depends on the outcome of his trial and wiretap charges in New York.
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High Court Upheld Obscenity Statute
The Supreme Court upheld the federal obscenity statute barring indecent literature. Justice Brennan delivered the majority decision, with Justices Black Douglas and Harlan dissenting. Samuel Roth, publisher of obscene material, challenged the law as violative of free speech and press.
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Hall Attend Course At Cornell University Hall Attend Course At Cornell
County Agent Jensley Hall announced he will leave Jefferson City tomorrow to attend a six week Human Relations course at Cornell University. Only two Missouri representatives were selected to attend, approved by the National 4H Club Foundation which sponsors the session. Class members are due in Ithaca June 30 with work starting the next day. About 39 to 40 persons from across the nation are expected.
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NAACP Warns Democrats on Negro Vote Trend
Detroit on the threshold of its 48th annual convention the NAACP cautioned the Democratic Party about the Negro vote trend noting last year’s elections showed gains for the party without decisive shifts Ida Clatterbuck Sr. died today at S Hospital with further detail to follow this afternoon
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Bing Crosby Decries Radio TV as Trash Pressures BMI
Bing Crosby accuses radio and television networks of airing "trash" and links the criticism to pressure from BMI. A New York report notes Congress and ASCAP tensions over royalty bodies and media influence while Crosby defends his stand as a public figure amid ongoing industry debates.
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Memphis Man Elected State VFW Commander
Bordi Croley of Memphis Mo was elected new state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Others chosen at the annual convention include Frank Esselman of St Louis and Claude Wiese of St Ann as vice commanders J C Bosch Jefferson City quartermaster and Dr Glenn Beck St Louis department surgeon and Msgr Edward OT oo le St Louis chaplain.
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Memphis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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St Louis
Claude Wiese
J.C Bosch
Jefferson City
Claner “Tul
Kansas City
Glenn Beck
Edward O'Toole
St. Louis
Brookfield Cyclist Tops Gypsy Tour Honors
A Brookfield motorcyclist won top honors in the Gypsy Tour held Sunday, covering about 30 miles in the Capitol City area. Event winners include Bill Seyder Kansas City and D. J. Brown Kansas City as top placers, with several others from Missouri and Kansas. Mayor Arthur W. Ellis attended the kickoff at the Capitol. A dance at Dallmerer's Park preceded the tour.
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Brookfield
Tropay
Capitol City
Bill Seyder
Kansas City
Daniel Shifflett
Byron Savage
George Solter
Kan l
Dallmerer’s Park
Ford foundation grants go to 17 Missouri state colleges
Seventeen Missouri colleges and universities receive the second and final Ford Foundation payment to boost faculty salaries. The grants add to endowment funds and fund salary increases. totals include University of Kansas City Lit 2000, Parkville 66000, Webster Groves 73500, and Washington University 716500 among others.
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Missouri
Ford
University of Kansas City Lit
Reckhurst College
Kansas City
College of St. Texiesa
iCoop's Daughter Wins Miss Missouri Pageant
St Louis reports Sara Cooper 18 Miss Missouri 1957, daughter of Walter Cooper Buckner Missouri. Former Miss Kansas City, she is a blonde who models and dances. Crowned Saturday night to represent Missouri in Miss America in Atlantic City. Father a catcher for St Louis Cardinals. Pageant sponsored by Webster Groves Chamber of Commerce.
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Kansas City
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Commerce
Three Illinois Men Die in Kentucky Plane Crash
HARDINSBURG Ky three Illinois men Richard Tippett 20 Harold Saylor 45 and Willard Bates about 30 of Pekin Washington were killed when a private plane emerged from overcast clouds and crashed in hilly timber seven miles northeast of Levi Bates farm Breckinridge County Sheriff Charles L Miller said low cloud cover blanketed the area and the pilot may have failed to see the trees during the descent the Civil Aeronautics Administration offered no reason and planned further investigation
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Kentucky
Richard Franklin Tippett
Harold E. Saylor
Pekin
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Civil Aeronautic Administration
Levi Bates
Breckinridge
Charles L. Miller
Home Bound Bus Flips Into Creek Near Lebanon
A church group of 23 from the Free Holiness Church of God rode home when the bus rolled backward on a hill near Lebanon. Driver Bradley Johnson said the motor and brakes failed causing a 200 foot retreat and a cliffside plunge into two feet of water. All passengers were treated at Miami Valley Hospital. injuries reported as minor.
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First Wheat Delivered To Argyle Elevator
Argyle special report notes Gregory Sankey as the first farmer to deliver new wheat to the Farmers Elevator Co. of Argyle. The wheat test shows 60 test and 14 percent moisture. Herman Massmann of Folk is the second farmer this year with test 56 14 and moisture 13 54 percent.
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Rumbough Named U N Committee Head in 1957
President appoints Stan ley M. Rumbough Jr. of New York to chair the Committee for the United Nations for 1957. The panel promotes observance of M Day and includes about 120 national organizations from civic business labor farm church and other groups.
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Ereere
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Post Office Receives Traffic Safety Award
Washington The Post Office Department today receives its third successive annual award for setting an outstanding example in traffic safety. The National Safety Council citation for Meritorious service to safety was presented by William G. Chandler of New York City. Postmaster General Summerfield noted last year’s department operation of 70 000 vehicles and 750 million miles with only 2.14 accidents per 100 000 miles, the lowest rate in department history.
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New York City
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Po River Breach Threatens Ariano Island Submersion
Flood waters from the Po River threaten Ariano Island as a second dike nears collapse after a 2200‑foot breach. Half the 70 square mile island is already under three feet of water. five towns with about 20,000 residents have been evacuated as army engineers and civilians race to shore up defenses.
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Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance iSales Meeting
The Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance summer sales meeting draws more than 200 agents and spouses to the Governor Hotel. A Gulf Coast display highlights Gulf Port Louisiana as top agents are expected to claim honors this summer. In Englewood Colorado a 36 year old man commits suicide after declaring life not worth living in a private gathering.
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Governor Hotel
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Gulf Coast
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Englewood
Colo
Richard Y. Callins
Ralph Bullock
Inmate Escapes From Missouri Training School
A 15 year old inmate fled the Missouri Training School at Boorville late yesterday, identified as Donald Ray Johnson of Mountain Grove. He is five feet nine inches tall, 199 pounds, with brown hair hazel eyes and freckles, according to the State Highway Patrol.
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State Highway Patrol
Donald Ray iJohnson
Mountain i Grove
MetLife staffers in Colorado meeting for conference
Thirteen members of the Jefferson City district office staff of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. travel to Colorado Springs for a business conference with company officials. Attendees include Gerald Coffman, William Allison, Zeno Otto, Harold Krak, Tom Griffin, Russell Niedergerke, Francis Aholt, Frank Jurgensmeyer, William Wunderlich, Jack Morledge, Henry Crane, and William D. Roach. All boast exceptional sales and service records.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
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Gerald Coffman
William Allison
Zeno Otto
Harold Krak
Tom Griffin
Russell Niedergerke
Francis Aholt
Frank Jurgensmeyer
William ‘Wunderlich
Jack Morledge
Henry Crane
Wiliam D. Roach
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