Judge Rejects Kennedy Appeal For Name Change
Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair ruled Kennedy waited too long to seek a mid dle name expansion for ballots in the Democratic governor primary. Hearnes refused to direct boards to adopt Michael Joseph Kennedy. the court noted the request was not timely.
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Michael J. Kennedy
Michael Joseph Kennedy
Sam C. Blair
Kennedy
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Holt County
State Attorney General’s Office
Jackson County
Blair
Penitentiary issues prompt call for new approach
Rabbitt, who inspected the main Jefferson City prison, warned of violence and poor control at the current facility. Majersky and Chamier weighed the board of visitors and citizen duty to seek a fresh penal philosophy and detention strategy.
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Rabbitt
Joseph G. Majersky
News-Tribune Publications
Cole County Board of Visitors
Richard J. Chamier
Death of Robert English in Kansas
Robert Deaton English 41, associated with English Studio in Jefferson City for 17 years, died unexpectedly of a heart attack in El Dorado Kansas about 10 a.m. today. He and his wife and two children moved from Jefferson City to Lake Tapawengo near Kansas City about a month ago after taking a sales job in Kansas for Eastman Kodak. A World War II veteran, English will be brought back to Jefferson City for funeral services and burial. arrangements are incomplete.
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Robert Deaton English
Jefferson City
el Dorado
Kan
Lake Tapawengo
Kansas City
Kansas
Eastman Kodak
English
Floyd J. Allen Dies at Linn
Floyd J. Allen 54 owner of a Linn boat and motor company died Thursday at his Linn home. Born July 22, 1909 in Sullivan he married Leona Hendrickson April 14, 1947 and survives with four brothers and four sisters. Services Sunday at St John’s Methodist Church with burial in Sullivan Cemetery.
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LINN
Floyd J. Allen
Linn Boat and Motor Company
Mr. Allen
Sullivan
Walter F
Pearl Stoddard Allen
Leona Hendrickson
Fred Allen
Brownwood
Tex
James Allen
Manchester
Walter Allen
Rich Fountain
Robert Allen
August Town
Charles Kerr
San Bernadino
Calif
Ralph Alten
Higden
Ark
Delores Fitzgerald
California
St. John's Methodist Church
Wayne Kidwell
Sullivan Cemetery
Former Resident Susie B Sieele Dies in Mexico Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Susie B. Sieele 74, a former Jefferson City resident, who died Tuesday at Mexico, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Ward Chapel A M E Church in Mexico.
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Susie B. Sieele
Jefferson City
Mexico
Ward ‘Chapel
A.M. E
Mex
Burial for Mrs. Steele in Wellsville Cemetery
Mrs. Steele born March 16 1890 in Pike County was the daughter of George and Annie Bankhead. She married Charles Steele and left four daughters Jewell Steele Ella Kemp Lucy Dunlap and Zella Mae Turner a son Clifford Steele two sisters Lucille Hart Annie Bankhead a brother Frank Bankhead and 15 grandchildren. Burial will be in Wellsville Cemetery with Rev C E Richards officiating.
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C. E. Richards
Wellsville
Steele
Pike County
George Bankhead
Charles Steele
Jewell Steele
Ella Kemp
Mexico
Lucy Dunlap
Chicago
Zella Mae Turner
Jefferson City
Clifford Steele
Maywood
Ill
Lucille Hart
Annie Bankhead
Frank Bankhead
Jacksonville
Plemmons Rites Set Saturday
Ernest Plemmons 67 of Iberia died in Springfield. Funeral at Mount Union Church near Brumley with burial there. Born August 15 1896, married Alpha Duncan in 1919. WWII veteran. Survived by six sons three daughters two brothers two sisters and 34 grandchildren.
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Iberia
Ernest Plemmons
Springfield
Mount Union Church
Brumley
A. O. Shearer
Farris Wall
Mount Union Cemetery
Mr. Plemmons
James
Amanda Plemmons
Alpha Duncan
Wayne
Cecil
Bobby Plemmons
Donald
Ernest Jr
Larry Plemmons
Kansas City
Kan
Hazel Blanton
Lewisville
Tex
Norma Blackburn
Janice Beard
Oliver Plemmons
Stanley Plemmons
St. Louis
Pearl Shelton
Lillie Shelton
Kellyville
Okla
Four Convicts Waive Hearings In Local Court
Four inmates of the state penitentiary waived preliminary hearings Thursday in Magistrate Court and were bound over to Circuit Court for July 20. Elmer Drake faces charges of striking guard Bill Kenney on April 25. Merrill Gene Lawrence is charged with escaping Algoa Reformatory on June 10 and stealing a car from Earl Edward Popejoy on June 13. Frederick Donald Macon escaped a prison unit on Sept 27, 1963. Dallas Junior Club escaped the reformatory on May 17, 1964. All were remanded to the Department of Corrections.
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State Penitentiary
Elmer Drake
Bill Kenney
Merrill Gene Lawrence
Algoa Reformatory
Earl Edward Popejoy
Frederick Donald Macon
Dallas Junior Club
Department of Corrections
Wanted Man Arrested By Local Officers
John Myron Rush, 23, sought by Ray County authorities, was arrested about 10 p.m. Thursday in Jefferson City by police. He, an ex convict, was held overnight in Cole County Jail and booked for investigation of possession of stolen property.
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John Myron Rush
Ray County
Jefferson City
Rush
Cole County
Cedar City Man Found Hanged at Home
Herman Sundermeyer 84 was found hanged in his Cedar City home by his son at about 7 am. The Missouri Highway Patrol cited despondency over failing health as a probable cause. He was born October 28 1879 in Warren County and survived by three sons, three brothers, two sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be at St Peters Cathedral at 9 am Monday with burial in Resurrection Cemetery after a Rosary at 7:30 pm Sunday.
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Herman Sundermeyer
Cedar City
Missouri Highway Patrol
Chris ‘Sundermeyer
Sundermeyer
Mr. Sundermeyer
Warren County
Christian
Johanna Biermann Sundermeyer
Jefferson City
Anna Frances Leuthem
Chris Sundermeyer
William C. J. Sundermeyer
House Springs
Herman C. Sundermeyer
August
William Sundermeyer
Holts Summit
Christian F. Sundermeyer
Laura Koch
Luther Vaughan
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Norman Ahrens
Resurrection Cemetery
Group to Attend Library Meeting in St Louis
The 83rd annual American Library Association conference opens in St Louis with Jefferson City-Cole County Library board of trustees and staff attending. Before the opening, board members will meet on library buildings and equipment as they anticipate a new library.
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American Library Association
St. Louis
Jefferson City-Cole County
Irma Canada
G. H. Turner
Clifford Fischer
J. A. Denning
R. L. Rose
Doris Athy
Alma J. Morrow
Blind Kiwanis Member to Convention
The Jefferson City Kiwanis Club will send Otis Brown and his seeing eye dog to the international convention in Los Angeles from June 28 to July 2 as delegates. Mr and Mrs Brown of 1926 W Main St have left by train for Los Angeles. Brown, though blind, has represented Jefferson City Kiwanians at several prior conventions.
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Jefferson City
Kiwanis ‘Club
Otis ‘Brown
Los Angeles
Brown
W. jMain St
Dulles Briefs Johnson on Mississippi Mission
Former CIA director Allen Dulles, en route to Washington after two days in Mississippi, said no likely explosion in the search for missing activists and urged careful handling. He met with state civil rights leaders, Gov. Johnson, and discussed protecting activists. Initial White House note on Marines later corrected to only Meridian sailors.
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Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
President Johnson
Mississippi
Washington
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Johnson
Aaron Henry
Clarksdale
Charles Evers
White House
Henry
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
Medgar Evers
Meridian
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Meridian Base
PSC Grants Dismissal Of Rate Request Hike
The Public Service Commission approved Capital City Telephone Co. request to dismiss its revised tariff rate application after two suspensions. The firm had sought to list municipal taxes as a separate service item. The PSC had suspended the filing for 126 days, then for an additional six months past January 15 after a hearing.
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PSC
Public Service Commission
Capital City Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Senate backs repeal of retailers excise taxes in surprise vote
The Senate, amid debate on funding the Korean War, unexpectedly approved repeal of retailers excise taxes while keeping furs and jewelry taxed. The measure would shift to a manufacturers tax, risking a $455 million revenue loss, with Republicans joining Democrats in a narrow roll call. Lausche and Mechem opposed final passage.
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Ways and Means
Senate House
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Senate Finance Committee
John Pastore
R.L
Kenneth Keating
N.Y
Keating
Pastore
George Smathers
Fla
Treasury
Lausche
Jon
Sen
Edwin Mechem
N.M
Red Chinese bases and forces threaten wider military options
U.S. intelligence notes Red China expanding centers and bases inland, with a vast road and rail network from Yunnan toward North Vietnam and Burma. Available Marine and Army strength in the Western Pacific is thin for a major ground war, with forces on Okinawa and in Korea and Hawaii as the main limited options.
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U.S
China
Yunnan
Viet Nam
Burma
Western Pacific
Okinawa
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Asian
South Korea
North Korea
Hawaii
25Th Infantry
Jefferson City Post Tribune Masthead and pricing data
Jefferson City Post Tribune details the publishing house News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street with editors and officers listed. Subscription rates shown for local carrier delivery and mail, including Missouri counties and outside states. This issue identifies publishers Mr and Mrs Robert C Goshorn and Mr and Mrs William H Weldon among staff.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
L. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
Explosion scatters wreckage after truck blast in Pennsylvania
A truck loaded with ammonium nitrate exploded injuring and killing several people near Stroudsburg in Monroe County. William Paesch and his wife narrowly escaped the blast as flames erupted within seconds. His wife died from a concussion, and Paesch was treated and released. Firemen Leonard Mosier Earl Miller Ed Heins and John Regina were identified among the dead. The scene recalls the Texas City disaster of 1947, with 26,000 pounds of ammonium nitrate aboard plus 4,000 pounds of dynamite.
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Paesch
Monroe County General Hospital
Stroudsburg
Leonard Mosier
Earl Miller
Ed Heins
John Regina
Regina Hotel
Texas City
Tex
American Cyanamid Co
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