Defense Secretary Faceoff Over Burke Rebuke
Washington AP report on McElroy clashing with Adm. Burke over civilian control of the military. Senate debate centers on whether the secretary can punish dissent, with Vice Admiral Doyle backing Burke and Sen. Russell warning against punishment of officers for testimony. A separate note from Benton, Kentucky, reports 200 aluminum furniture workers receiving their first pay in silver dollars as celebration of a plant opening.
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Fort Leonard Wood tests 31 languages with one translator
Patrick Budds, a specialist at Fort Leonard Wood, tests 31 languages using phonograph records and graded answer sheets. He can test any language from Arabic to Ukrainian except Gaelic, handling 20 tests weekly while others wonder how one man can evaluate so many tongues.
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Watson Satisfies Kansas Actions
Johnson County Circuit Court records show Glen Watson of Columbia satisfied criminal and civil actions with Intercity Bus Lines Co. over the Johnson County to Kansas City suburban service shutdown on February 13. He was fined 2100 for discontinuing service without Kansas Corporation Commission approval and wage and vehicle violations. seven employees were paid 7500 in back wages and premium pay after dismissal notices. At Columbia Watson, who runs transit lines there and in Jefferson City, stated 18 employees received vacation pay with severance and double time for 10 days worked in lieu of notice.
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Jefferson City
Selection Begins On Ag Hall Site
A five member committee was named to select a site for a proposed Agricultural Hall of Fame with regional focus. Dr. Lyman C. Jackson of Penn State University was named committee chairman. Other members are Ed Hoyt Lincoln Nebraska BR B Toote Washington Rev E W Mueller Chicago and Mrs Paul Hiatt Bethany Missouri.
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Lyman C. Jackson
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Chicago
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Bethany
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James 8. Russell
Des ‘Moines
J. D. Lawrence
Columbia
D.C
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Chester D
Four Autos Damaged In City Accidents
Jefferson City police investigated two property damage accidents Monday afternoon. At 1 05 p m in the 300 block Jefferson St Addie Icelitte Malone 47 of Camdenton struck Ernest Engelbrecht 57 of 1486 Green Berry Rd after brakes failed and Malone was cited for faulty brakes. At 3 30 p m in the 400 block W McCarty St Robert A Royer 21 of 1803 Ella St pulled from a driveway and Leo H Nentwig 73 of Tis W McCarty St suffered left side damage to his vehicle.
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Icelitte Malone
Camdenton
Ernest Engelbrécht
Green Berry Rd
Engelbrecht
W. McCarty Street
Robert A. Royer
Ella St
Leo H. Nentwig
W. McCarty
McCarty
Nentwig
15 Traffic Violations Found in Caravan Near Savannah
State troopers found 15 violations in a single caravan of trucks near Savannah yesterday, documenting multiple infractions across the convoy. The incident underscores road safety checks conducted by patrol units in the region.
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Savannah
Death in Abandoned Mine Shaft Near Webb City
JOPLIN Mo AP bottoc police investigate the death of 55 year old Hazel Sheets known as Tittle Hazel found in an abandoned mine shaft northeast of Webb City Coroner W W Hurst says she died before hitting water in the mine but cause unknown. Troopers issue six tickets for lack of state licenses including five chauffeurs licenses and four muffler violations. Police say a bar visit with a man at 9 30 p m led to court appearance at 1 p m Sunday watch stopped at 11 15 p m July 2.
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Joplin, Mo
Bottoc Ware
Webb City
Hazel Sheets
W. W. Hurst
Missouri Governor Warns of Needed State Funds
Missouri Governor Blair said the state must find 40 to 70 million dollars in additional revenue over the next two-year period. He noted Missouri has the lowest cigarette, whisky, beer and gasoline taxes, and suggested tougher collections plus a broad overhaul of salaries and higher appropriations for highways, mental health care, a modern penal program, and education. He cited a withholding tax system as not a panacea but could yield six to seven million dollars annually.
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Columbia
James
Blair
Missouri
Aoe Blair
Judicial Hearing Moves to Joplin and Forsyth
A special House Senate committee studying judicial redistricting will meet at the Jasper County courthouse in Joplin on Thursday morning and proceed to Forsyth the next day for a session at Shadow Rock Park Hotel. Chairman Sen William B Waters notes circuits vary in workload as litigation volume shifts and says 1959 legislation may seek to equalize the load.
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Senate
Jasper County
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Forsyth
Shadow Rock Park
William B. ‘Waters
Adberty
Auto Outlook Passenger Car Output 2% Million in 6 Months
Detroit AP reports total passenger car output for the first six months of the year will be about 12 percent. Through six months General Motors produced 1,174,117 cars versus 1,488,644 in 1957. Ford built 560,986 vs 876,911. Chrysler reached 796,454 vs 690,211.
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