Reserve Advance Units Head for Wisconsin Camp
The 4th Howitzer Battalion 84th Artillery U S Army Reserve leaves Columbia for two weeks of active duty training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Ninety five men from Cole and five nearby counties attend with Lt Endicott as commander and a long roster of sergeants corporals and privates. The Reservists return July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
84Th Artillery
United States Army Reserve
Columbia
Camp McCoy
Wis
U. S. Army Reserve Center
Tanner Bridge Road
Cole
Jefferson City
Paul W. le Page
James B. de Wesplere
Clarence R. Hammann
Martin J. Beck
Roy J. Barnes
Louis M. Eiken
Patrick J. Fennewald
Ronald M. Forek
Leroy J. Sommerer
Gilbert J. Bisges
Clarence H. Heckman
Donald J. Jungmeyer
Wilbur F. Lage
Gerhardt H. Lueckenotte
Vernon A. Schuelen
Ray G. Staley
Francis S. Stockman
James A. Talken
Fred G. Unnewehr
William J. Holtmeyer
Eldon
Robert M. Kliethermes
St. Elizabeth
Donald G. Link
Tebbetts
Herman C. Ott. Jr
Russellville
Jerry Dickson
Tebbets
Leander E. Dill
Linn
George V. Grellner
Rich Fountain
David C. Hendricks
Meta
John W. Haralson
Walter J. Keith
Hershel Bledsoe
Byron B. Dysart
Woodrowe Lewis
Charles E. Beatte
Hugo A. Strobel
William T. Zumwalt
Clarence J. Carlock
Roman H. Even
James W. Brenneke
Warren D. Davidson
Roald D. Farrow
Robert W. Twehus
Robert L. Werdenhausen
Urban M. Hilke
Cleo D. Hoskins
Bill G. Jenkins
Raymond Kliethermes
Donald H. Kopp
Russell G
Scranton Says Goldwater Would Lose
Scranton warns Goldwater nomination would spell a major defeat for the Republican Party this fall. He says he will support Goldwater if nominated. Scranton spoke in Miami while seeking delegates in Florida and West Virginia. He notes 21 of 34 Florida delegates favor Goldwater and urges Cuban exile support to combat Castro.
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Miami
Fla
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sen. Goldwater
Scranton
Charleston
W. Va
Florida
West Virginia
Florida Association of Broadcasters
Goldwater
United States
Homland
Fidel Castro
Chiefs to hold annual conference in Berkeley suburb
Missouri Association of Fire Chiefs announce their annual conference will run Friday through Sunday in Berkeley, a suburb of St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Association of Fire Chiefs
Berkeley
Man Hospitalized 33 Years For Sounding False Alarm
New York pharmacist detained in hospital for 33 years after turning in a false fire alarm and being ruled mentally unsound, a lawyer disclosed. The case highlights issues of prolonged confinement and mental health treatment.
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Man
San Francisco
New York
Court debate over treatment rights for state hospital patient
Dr. Morton Birnbaum, a physician and lawyer, urged that a 65 year old inmate at a state mental institution be released or treated, saying the man has received no care for years and officials carry the duty to provide treatment or release. He warned current laws allow inadequate care and would raise standards if a right to treatment were guaranteed.
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Morton Birnbaum
Birnbaum
American Medical Association
Smith
House
Senate
Alments
Schedule Listed By L. E. Morris
Democratic candidate for state treasurer L. E. Morris released his June schedule touring Clayton Richmond Heights Kirkwood and other St. Louis County areas in the days ahead He will attend a Young Democrats Club picnic in St Joseph travel to Kansas City for a VFW meeting and join a Democrat gathering in St Ann The tour continues to Eldon Lake Ozark Camdenton Mack’s Creek and Buffalo then moves to Richland Lebanon and Rolla.
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L. E. Morris
Morris
Clayton
Richmond Heights
Kirkwood
St. Louis County
St.Joseph
Kansas City
St. Ann
Eldon
Lake Ozark
Camdenton
Mack’s Creek
Buffalo
Richland
Lebanon
Rolla
Driverless truck damages Meta IGA front in Missouri
A driverless truck rolled into the Meta IGA at 8:30 a.m. causing about $2,000 in damage per the Missouri Highway Patrol. The vehicle, left idling with emergency brake on, rolled back across the street into the store owned by Ben Winkleman. Ronald Jude Bauer, 17, of Dixon, was noted as having parked the truck across the street.
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IGA
Meta
Missouri Highway i Patrol
Ronald Jude Bauer
Dixon
Ben Winkleman
Postal Station Sales Increase in Jefferson City
Postmaster William C Blair reports a 22.9 percent rise in stamp sales at Jefferson City contract stations for the postal year 1964 with a 2.8 percent gain in money orders. Station 1 at Crown Drug Store led with 22609.32 in stamps, up 28.9 percent. other stations list increases from 11.4 to 39.8 percent, totaling 10712 in money orders across five stations.
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William C. Blair
Jefferson City
Crown
Hall’s Drug
Clark Ave
Safeway
Madison Street
Lafayette Street
Shepley Calls For SMSC Probe
Ethan Shepley Republican candidate for governor urged an investigation into the forced resignation of Dr. Leland Traywick as president of Southwest Missouri State College. He called for a small governor’s committee including faculty and regents to review the June 10 decision and its fallout.
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Ethan Shepley
Leland Traywick
Southwest Missouri State College
Shepley
Kansas City
Springfield
Traywick
Board of Regents
Imade
Dalton
Southwest
Missouri
Missing civil rights workers search widens in Mississippi
Federal and state officers intensify a search for Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney who vanished after a night in central Mississippi. Marines moved from Meridian to Philadelphia to assist as FBI Chief Hoover and Justice Department officials coordinated the cooperative effort.
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Reedy
Johnson
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Mississippi
Meridian
Philadelphia
Pentagon
Highway Patrol
Art Richardson
Pubiic
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Grady Gilmore
Allen Dulles
White House
Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
a_ patrol
Dick Gregory
Community leaders urge clubs to curb juvenile delinquency
Cline urged civic clubs and organizations to mobilize community resources to address youth issues. He called for chaperones for group activities and employment programs for young people, noting adults are reluctant to volunteer after several incidents. He urged clubs like the Lions Club to help mobilize efforts to reduce delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Lions Club
House Republicans Cut Social Security Rise To Five Percent
House Republicans failed to move a 6 percent retirement increase as the vote tied 12 to 12 under committee rules. Backers argued keeping at 5 percent would let Senate tighten health benefits without an excessive tax increase by offsetting costs with the hospital plan.
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Senate
Demonstration Over Police Brutality Rocks New Rochelle
About 500 demonstrators, largely Negro, protested police brutality near City Hall in New Rochelle. Main Street was blocked for three hours by sit-downs. one patrolman sprained a wrist with no arrests. Police said 45 officers were on duty as handbills signed by seven groups including the CORE and NAACP outlined the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N.Y
City Hall
New York City
Congress of ‘Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Goldwater Returns To Home State Area
Senator Barry Goldwater arrived in Arizona for a brief stay before resuming his presidential campaign. The highlight of his visit will be daughter Margaret Ann Goldwater’s marriage to Richard A. Holt at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Phoenix, with the senator attending prior to depart for a campaign swing through New Jersey, Illinois and Michigan.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Midwest
Goldwater
Arizona
Margaret Ann
Miss Goldwater
Richard A. Holt
Baverly Hills
Calif
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
New Jerey
Illinois
Michigan
Caroline Kennedy Breaks Wrist After Fall From Pony
Caroline Kennedy, six, daughter of the late president, fractured a small bone in her left wrist in a fall from Macaroni the pony. The injury was discovered after swelling was noticed by Mrs. John F. Kennedy and Caroline was taken for X rays at Hyannis Port Hospital.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Firm Receives Safety Award for Perfect Record
A Jefferson City firm earned an AGC of Missouri safety award for a perfect year with 35,104 man-hours worked without a lost-time accident. Gov. John Dalton presented the honor to owner R. P. Stephens aboard the Army Corps of Engineers boat The Sergeant Floyd. E. C. L. Wagner, long-time AGC manager, presented two special awards in Wagner's honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Associated General Contractors of Missouri
John Dalton
R. P. Stephens
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Floyd
Stephens
Missouri
AGC
E.C.L. Wagner
ACG
Fort Wood Gets $16.6 Million For Construction
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a military construction bill totaling about 39.97 million for Kansas and Missouri. Major item Fort Riley and Fort Leonard Wood receive large sums for land, housing, medical and maintenance facilities. Other projects include Leavenworth, McConnell, Schilling, Richards Gebaur and South St. Louis storage facilities. The panel backed the projects but no appropriations are set yet.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kansas
Missouri
Ft. Riley
Kan
Fr. Leonard Wood
Ft. Leavenworth
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
South St. Louis
Richards -Gebaur Air Force Base
Kansas City
City Bus Franchise Sparks Liability Debate
City officials discuss action after buses render service this morning without halting operations. Abbott notes unregistered Watson buses. council may require a franchise and liability insurance or bond. State unit confirms no insurance on buses. Police Chief Short backs mandatory liability coverage or bond for public protection. City buses must display city stickers by July 1.
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Abbott
Watson
State Safety Responsibility Unit
Claude Short
Students trade from Communist countries until commitments met
A newspaper snippet quotes Skousen arguing that students all trade from Communist countries until prior commitments are fulfilled. He suggests such action could force a halt to hostilities in Southeast Asia the removal of illegal Soviet forces in Cuba and the tearing down of the Berlin Wall.
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Skousen
Southeast Asia
Cuba
Berlin Wall
Jefferson City Post Tribune and Post Motto Publisher List
A historic Jefferson City daily notes publishers for the Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Post, listing MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. GOSHORN and MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. WELDON with officers including WILLIAM B. H. WELDON, JOSEPH G. MAJERSKY, and {.L. ROSE. The paper is issued every evening except Saturday by the News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street with carrier and mail rates detailed for local, Missouri, and out-of-state subscribers.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
William BH. Weldon
L. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Jefferson
Missouri
Hearnes appoints local publishers to county committees
Warren E. Hearnes named Kirksville publisher Green Simpson chairman of the Adair County committee. He appointed T. Lloyd Bragg of La Plata as chairman of the Adair County Central Committee and finance and organization sub committee. Hearnes will tour Adair County on July 8 and address the Kirksville Rotary Club at noon.
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Warren Hearnes
Warren E. Hearnes
Kirksville
Green Simpson
Adair County
Hearnes
T. Lloyd Bragg
la Plata
Johnson to name new deputy ambassador in Saigon
Bid secretary of State U. Alexis Johnson will become deputy ambassador in Saigon. Lt. Gen. Westmoreland is on scene after taking over as chief of U.S. military forces. A new, major director of U.S. economic assistance may also be sent to Saigon as part of a broad personnel reshuffle. Joseph L. Brent is being replaced by Stuart H. Van Dyke, both veterans of foreign aid work, as officials say Washington seeks a “super staff” of high powered talent to lift results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Alexis Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Paul D. Harkins
U.S. Economic Assistance
Saigon
Joseph L. Brent
Stuart H. van Dyke
Turkey
Johnson
Tobacco Ads Spark Stock Market Shift
Tobacco advertising sought to render the requirement unnecessary and the move was felt immediately in trading. The New York Stock Exchange posted its strongest advance in a month as tobacco stocks slipped by 75 cents to 1.50.
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New York Stock Exchange
Emergency Unit Funds Allocated to Missouri Planning Office
Gov. John M. Dalton announced federal funds of 75000 to Missouri's Office of Emergency Planning for 18 months. George B. Winn leads the planning staff of three in the Civil Defense office to devise a plan for major resource management in a nuclear attack scenario. Federal officials also toured flood damaged areas in northwestern Missouri.
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John M.dalton
Missouri
Office of Emergency Planning
George B. Winn
Boonville
State Civil Defense Office
Federal Emergency Planning
Prosecution Rule Clarifies County Hospital Collections
Atty. Gen. Thomas J. Eagleton held that the county prosecutor must advise the county court on hospital legal matters and collect overdue accounts. If authorized, the prosecutor may hire associate counsel to pursue outsidecounty or outofstate debtors. The ruling, sought by Boone County prosecutor Frank Conley, notes other counties run county hospitals as well.
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Thomas J. Eagleton
Frank Conley
Columbia
Boone County
Booneville
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IE Goldwater
Cleveland
Ohio
Lansing
Mich
James A. Rhodes
Youth & Civic Activites
P.S
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Halleck
Council of Federated Organizations
John Stennis
Miss
Stennis
Jacob K. Javits
Lvery
Javits
Dr. Birnbaum
Greenway Park
Holts Summit
Summit Civic Ass'n., Inc
Mousey
Norb Stockman
Fort Wood
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Core
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Arris Pizza Place
High Dial
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents
Alee West
Metrocolor
Golf Ranch
Mo. River Bridge
Bill Merrill
Hotel Governor
Rathskeller
Rock.y Hudson, Paula Prentiss
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Covor
War Lover
Steve McQueen
Robert Wagner
Selene
J. C
Tony Curtis
Christine Raufmann
Monsieur Comac
Webbie Reynolds
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Tammy
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