Smith questions Alaska voting law and federal examiners
Smith engages in a sharp exchange over Alaska literacy tests and a proposed federal examiners system. He questions how far Alaskans must travel to prove innocence and whether federal authority can repeal state election laws, while Celler defends the bill as constitutional under the 14th and 15th Amendments and discusses examiner qualifications and origins.
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Alaska
Smith
Washington
Celler
Congress
Trucker Faces Five Charges After Owensville Crash
A Springfield truck driver, Charles William Flanary, 43, faces five charges after a collision at Missouri 28 and First Street in Owensville. His tractor-trailer skidded 141 feet and struck a car driven by Marie Vandergriffe, 50, injuring her. Bond posted. hearing set for July 2. In Audrain County another crash injured six people, including Lilian Isman and the Ivory family, with one victim hospitalized in St. Louis and another at Audrain County Hospital.
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Springfield
Owensville
Que
U.S. 54
Audrain
Charles William Flanars
Souri Highway
Patraene Aa
Missouri 28
First Street
Marie Vandergriffe
Gasconade County Magistrate Court
Audrain County
Lilian Isman
Mexico
Carolyn Ivory
Doris Ivory
Charles Ivory
Ann McDonald
St. Louis
Hollis Taylor Sr
Taylor
Isman
Warden Swenson Takes Over At Local Prison In Weeks Start
Swenson will run the prison for about a week or so to acquaint with staff, emphasizing that the staff is the most important element in the institution. Steinhauser remains in full command during this transition period as changes are anticipated to address ongoing issues. Coin theft from a coin-operated machine on Madison Street was reported to city police.
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Steinhauser
Swenson
Madison Streets
McClellan blasts sympathy for criminals in Senate talk
McClellan denounces efforts to excuse crime citing mental illness and social ills while stressing victims’ plight. He cites incidents on Capitol Hill including an Allott staffer who fired on a burglar, then released on bond, leading to further crimes.
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McClellan
Gordon Allott
Colo
Jon Bond
Johnson and Truman exchange sharp remarks in flight brief
Johnson noted potential early arrival and flood terrain near the Arkansas River in central Kansas as his plane departed about 7:57 a.m., earlier than anticipated. Truman, peppery as ever, grilled reporters in the presidential suite, asking what was wrong with them for having no questions.
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Johnson
Arkansas River
Kansas
San Francisco
Truman
Presidential
Judge Ponders School Suit in St Louis County Case
Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair heard arguments on St Louis County to fund a state education department suit. The state argues parochial students attending a public district school for 30 minutes to an hour daily violates the requirement for attendance at a single school six hours a day and aids religion. The district says limited attendance for speech therapy does not breach the constitution.
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Sam C. Blair
St. Louis County
State Department of Education
AMA delegates vow no surrender on medicare clash
AMA officials clash over medicare with Hudson open to a meeting with Johnson but awaiting presidential invitation. Delegates push for nonparticipation while preserving care quality. The conference also restates ethical code and discusses expansion of protection without higher Social Security taxes. In Miami Beach, twenty thousand Baptist teachers begin the 11th World Congress representing 23 million members.
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Hudson
Johnson
House
United States
The
Medical Association
AMA
Baptists Open Congress
Miami Beach
Fla
11Th Baptist World Congress
Compromise on Barnes measure drives omnibus bill passage
The conference committee approved half a barn, torn twice the original amount. Jones predicted securing the remaining half in the omnibus bill during closing hours, which passed by a narrow margin of 18 to 8. The session also reviewed transfer bills and reapportionment debates affecting inheritance collection timing, prosecuting attorney pay in certain counties, Jefferson Memorial funding, leasing by the State Purchasing Agent, and urban redevelopment mayor definitions.
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Jones
Bis
Senate
St. Louis
Jefferson Memorial
Gateway Arch
Viet Cong execute Bennett in reprisal noted by Hanoi
Hanoi broadcast claimed Harold George Bennett, an American, was executed in South Vietnam as retaliation for Viet Cong deaths. It cited crimes against the South Vietnamese people and warned U.S. aggressors. Saigon has publicly announced a few similar executions, including Tran Van Dang and Le Van Khuyen.
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Page Au Maine
Hanoi
South
U.S
South Viet Nam
Bennett
Nguyen van Troi
le Dan
Tran van Dang
Altough Saigon
le van Khuyen
Saigon
Neuyen van Troi
Robert S. McNamara
le van Khuen
le Dau
da Nang
Gustave €. Hertz
Nguyen Vang Thai
Thai
Wari
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and contact details
The Jefferson City Post Tribune publishes as a daily except Saturday edition with staff and management names, address at 210 Monroe Street, Jefferson City Missouri, and Associated Press affiliation. Subscription and mail rates are listed for local carrier delivery, Cole and adjoining counties, other Missouri counties, and nationwide. audit bureau mention included.
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the Tribune
Ians
Robert G. Gost
William B. Weildon
William H. Weldon
L. Robe
Evee
Joseph G. Majersky
Sciences
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
Ailsenurl
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
Car Train Collision Injures Woman Driver
Mrs Joyce Irene Goff of Cedar City was admitted to St Marys Hospital after a Missouri Pacific crossing collision on Turkey Creek Road at 755 am. Police say brush and a bridge blocked her view as the car sat about 14 feet onto the tracks. She suffered possible head injuries. Engineer James Edward Gregory age 47 of New Franklin operated the train.
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Joyce Irene Goff
Cedar City
St. Mary’s Hospital
Turkey Creek Road
Missouri Highway Patrol
Klan and Deacons tie to civil rights struggle exposed
The House panel probes links between Klan officials and the Deacons for Defense and Justice with FBI surveillance noting rising Deacon chapters in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. DOJ Katzenbach blocks testimony while Hoover boasts FBI penetration of Klan and hate groups including CORE ties.
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Louisiana
DDJ
Mississippi
Alabama
Klan
Ernest Thomas
Jonesboro
Deacons
FBI
Congress For Racial Equality
CORE
Katzenbach
Willis
J. Edgar Hoover
House Appropriations
Hoover
Explosions hit Saigon amid curfew and terror alert
The military imposes curfew to curb nightlife as explosions strike Saigon. A patrol boat guards the river and the U.S. Embassy, damaged by a terrorist blast that killed 20. The attack follows a bomb at the civilian airport terminal injuring 4 civilians and 34 American servicemen.
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U.S. Army
Harold
Bennett
Ferryville
Ark
U.S
Saigon
Riverfront
Johnson Urges U N Cooperation Year and Population Action
President Johnson called 1965 International Cooperation Year to unite nations in addressing global threats. He urged action on population control, noting minimal investment in birth rate policies compared to economic growth and promising U S proposals at disarmament talks to curb deadly dangers.
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Page
Johnson
U.N
Sayin
United Nations
United States
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