Jaycees Parade Showed States Products At Kansas City
Jaycees from across the nation paraded in Kansas City displaying state scenic and commercial achievements. Air Force Drum Corps led the march, with Jefferson City Jaycee edgecoach and Missouri float among top entries as national leaders urged decorum amid celebration.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Missouri
State
Springfield
Mickey Mintle
New York Yankees
Bill Wessels
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Heston
Texas
Kansas
Jaycees
Lion
Tols
Hugi m
Kenna
Omaha
Neb
E Vlelion
City Girls Capture Mythical Posts in State Election
Four Teleforsiat City girls were elected to state posts in a primary held with Girl State. Jo Ann Lebtainer named circuit clerk, Sandra Adams magistrate, Naomi Goodin state representative, Mickey Eveler senator. Carolyn Dulle of Jefferson City ran for governor on the MaliovaP ticket.
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Fulton
Girl State
Jo Ann Lebtainer
Sandra Adams
Naomi Goodin
Mickey Eveler
Carolyn Dulle
Jefferson City
Maliovap
Girls State
Siy
House passes veterans aid bill sent to Senate
The House approved a World War II veterans aid bill and sent it to the Senate, but key increases for service-disabled veterans and widows and dependents were stripped at the last moment. Weather notes predict generally fair conditions from Jefferson City to central Missouri with mild overnight lows and warmer daytime highs.
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Washington
House
Senate & Prasionr
Five Missouri Girl Scouts to Attend National Roundup
About 35,000 girl scouts from the United States and five foreign countries will attend the national girl scout round up at a Michigan recreation area near Pontiac. The Jefferson City Central Missouri council sent five scouts from Jefferson City Sutton and Columbia to join the event running from June 28 to July.
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Jtaly Wilson
Anul
J. M. Wilson
W. Main St
Marjorie Wheeler
Burton Wheeler
Meadow Lang
Scont Council
Mwighland State Park
Pontiac
Aileh
United States
Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council
Jefferson City
Sutton
Columbia
Ark Recreation
Magistrate Fosters Tough Push On Reckless Driving
A county crackdown led Magistrate Foster Wheatly to jail three men for careless driving as part of a sweeping intensive campaign against reckless driving. State Highway Patrol, sheriffs, and Jefferson City police vowed to seize unsite drivers, while local girls from the Miss Missouri Highway Officials group prep a road safety exchange trip to Michigan and Greenfield Village to learn and teach highway crafts.
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Magistate Foster
Wheatly
State Highway Patrol
Sheriffs Office
Jefferson City
Bastille
Arthur FP
Meng- Wasser
Freeburg
Marvin A. He
Soliman
Orville
M. Qld
Hartsburg
PE. Corl
Troop F
Sourh
Judy Wilson
Av . M. Wilson
W. Main Si
Marjorie Wheeler
Mra
Bluvton Wheeler
Meadow Lane
Monica
Dvice
E. H R. Price
Moreland Ave
Nancy Pig
Herman Pigg
Co Tumbia
Patricia Staitt
Michigan
Greenfield
America
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Missouri
Carder
Missouri Highway Department
Otter
Gady
Cron
Mechanized Age Catches Up With Springfield Fair
Springfield officials report the Ozark Empire Fair embracing mechanization. Draft horse events fade as modern equipment and machinery take center stage, with secretary manager GB Boyd noting Dobbin days are over and progress reshapes the show.
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Springfield Fair
Springfield
Wis
Yrstey
GB. Boyd
City and County Set X-Ray Mobile Unit Tour Schedule
Jefferson City Junior Chamber announces two mobile X-ray units in the area for two weeks. One unit will stop in the city at the community building on Lafayette Street and at the Missouri Power and Light site, with multiple daily slots. The county unit will visit Oberman Manufacturing, Teel Shoes, National Guard Maintenance Center, Tropic Alive, and International Shoe, plus several towns including Russellville and Centertown, offering a quick exam and reporting results to individuals and their doctors.
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Cievasitinye
Mobile X-ray Unite
Belle
Jefferson City
Chia
Caynmeree
Heavh
Peatud
Hiternonal Shoe Co
Taus
Sir Thomas
Russellville
Eugene
Cemtertown
O & Pan
Dunkin St
Chamber of Conny
Leach
Pergin
Blair Asks Road Bill Be Signed
Acting governor James I. Maiers urged President Eisenhower to sign the billion dollar federal highway construction bill passed by Congress. He telegrammed that the measure would be of immense benefit to Missouri and added further details.
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James I. Maiers
Eisenhower
Congress
Missouri
FHUCLION Proposes Immediate Start Amidshake in Atlantic City
Blair acts as chief executive while Gen. Pitt Donnelly attends the National Governors Conference in Atlantic City. The proposal and work can begin almost immediately, signaling swift action despite the absence of the head.
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Blair
Pitt Donnelly
Atlantic City
Four-Day Hearing on Locations for Animal Laboratory Starts
ST LOUIS four day hearing opened today on sites for a government animal disease laboratory costing about 1.8 million dollars. Delegations from 34 communities in 24 states spoke for proposed sites including Springfield Missouri Chillicothe and Brookfield. Missouri University and Columbia Chamber of Commerce presented first, with real estate noting Springfield's suitability and access to regional animal disease research across several states.
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ST. Louis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chamber of
Collins
Washington
D. C
Springfield
Chillicothe
Frookfield
University of Missouri
Columbia, Mo
Chamber of Com. Merce
Bill Dauer
Missouri
Maos
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Howard Milligan
Offi
New Pact Proposed for Steel Workers
The nation’s three largest steel firms offered a new contract to the United Steelworkers union to avert a strike at midnight Saturday. Details were not disclosed, but reports indicate a three-year contract with a 10 cent per hour wage rise in year one.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Thetrd
Dairy Night Plans To Be Discussed
Negotiators for three major stock firms and the dairy union met in Jefferson City amid amiable talks to discuss new terms for a June Dairy Month event. Plans include dairy exhibits, contests, and a milk bar with activities slated to begin Friday at it's described as a precautionary measure to prevent cooling damage.
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Ist
Jefferson City
Dairy Council
Nadj
Nletsee
High
Madison Streets
Gary
Ind
Pittsburgh
Hensley Wall
Cate County
Freeman Sees Stevenson As Demo Winner At Atlantic City
Atlantic City NS officials report Gov Orville te Myre of Minnesota predicted Addaido Stevenson would win the Democratic presidential nomination. The convention discussed Nixon’s omission from a draft GOP statement and the potential impact on a Nixon bid if Eisenhower does not run again. Governors balked at mentioning Nixon. White House aides sought approval for the section before the document was released.
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Atlantic City
Orville
Siver Sen
Ute
Hall of
Nixon
Pyte
Tus
White Horse
Shatr Sherman Adan
Pbteipla
Wintesniikon
Republican
Pyle
Twig
Eisenhower
PesuTi
White House
Fulton Escapees Still at Large, State Hospital Burglary Report
Three inmates identified as David R. Xander WW St Louis Fred Mudge 22 Buchanan County and M J Dinard Tooy escaped from a Fulton hospital ward last night. They pryed open a door window and entered psychologist Miss Mary Thompson office binding gagging her and taking an undisclosed amount from her sports car outside. Mudge was captured but the others remain at large.
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Fulton
State Highway Patrol
David RK
Xander
St. Louis
Fred Mudge
Buchanan County
M. J. Dinard
Tooy
Mudgett
Mary Thompson
Mompson
Bunnare
Maine Governor Receives Jaycees Chest Delegation
A Maine governor's delegation from the Local Jaycees delivered a ceremonial chest in Kansas City. The group, including about a dozen members, traveled 2,009 miles to the National convention, presenting the chest on the steps of the Capitol. They were greeted by officials and spectators as they paraded, with some tense moments as guards redirected the crowd. The chest accompanied a tribute from the Maine contingent and was valued as a symbol of goodwill.
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Jaycees McKenna
Jaycees
Chamber of
ASU
Second
Hoover Commission
Anil
Wetitivking
Fan
San Fosione
Ube
Ratan Lilo
Commerce
Che
Metferson
Maine
Gaia Mer
Mouat
Missunei
Whit M. Donnudy
AMITO
Woochust
Presidinh
Isens
Fms
Bk van Hivaars
Henwever
Gyrpetil City Delegiton Woll
Nse Vie
Watt Bolin
Showhecin
Kansas City
Stieppdt Co
Mike Te
Brainer
Joseph
Fon
Virtos
Roger
George Dowlin
Drealfist
Jeffersing City
Bios
Bivins
Bion
Moses
Judge Sidews with Superstition in Car Theft Case
In Los Angeles a judge relies on superstition cited by a defendant in a car theft trial. The court records show a judge delivering a verdict influenced by beliefs, with the defendant stating prior experiences and omens. The case involves a potential federal prison sentence and ordered penalties tied to the theft incidents.
President Signs Eight Bills Into Law
President Eisenhower signed eight bills into law after a long conference with aides. He remains in good condition though medical advice keeps rest as a priority. A planned meeting with Nehru was postponed, while governors' actions and other political signals drew comment.
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Washington
Eisenhowsr
Eme
Mina
Sherman Adis
Vst
Mis
Dart von
Toussiher
Pan
Tae
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Atlle City
Nyoi
Chad
Othol
Tetley Lo Neveu
Farmers Ship Grain by Barge at Adrian Neathers Dock
Farmers from Cole County move 99,000 bushels of wheat to a barge at Adrian Neathers Barge Dock on the river’s north side. The project uses new unloading gear and a chute to ensure even landing, with cost savings and a nickel premium for farmers’ grain. Miller deadline note follows.
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Heiig
Cale Comi Rata Brivemtl Serseice Co
Qo Grain
Adrian Neathers
Anianunirt
Darvel Waker
Yervee Company
Tre Jtonding
Eden
Eran Marge
Aves
Tanee
Henieant Cole
Vince— Boyen
Chisao
Berhern
Treight Riley
Cole Dimmiy Farm Bureau jService Co
St Ho Imakerye Flrs
Dlevittors
Aden
Thee
Adulph Adinn
United Steel
Cole County
Present Future Generations Seek Safety From Radiation Hazards
A NAS report warns radiation could cause premature aging and genetic changes leading to defective children in future generations. The article describes a scene of students and adults wearing mini badges, illustrating potential exposure and the urge for safety measures as warnings span long-term genetic risks.
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National Academy of Sciences
Teast
Mt Ain
Fit
Col
Weather forecast for Missouri and Kansas City area
Fair weather with little change in temperature. isolated showers or thunderstorms possible in the northern and extreme northern regions this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures about 80 in the northeast, near 80 in the west and south. Five day outlook calls for above normal highs by 4 to 8 degrees with below normal rainfall.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Water Pumped Into Bethany Storage City Restores Water Supply
Water for Bethany Missouri resumed today at about 2000 Hallows per minute after Civil Defense teams directed a temporary dam and 8600 foot pipe line. Crews pumped water to an abandoned quarry pit storage to serve residents and restore supply after months of rationing.
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Bethany
West Biz Creej
Intel
Sqvorkmen
Ramsey
Nattle Crook
Tesionat
Cimie Defense Administration
Roy Wells
Olstechemical
CBA
Riseyawer Hin
Ely Ae
Fee Teavenworth
Kan
Eswo Pallans
Mtr Creck
Wes Big
Messay
Indstein
East Big Creel
Ely
Moscow Control Is Weaker, Dulles Says
Washington secretary of state John Foster Dulles argued that Moscow’s control over communist regimes abroad has weakened since Stalin’s era. He warned the Soviet leadership faces difficulties in maintaining central authority, urging the West to remain strong to prevent new Western losses.
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Washington
Ie Stole Duyiles
Moscow
Rtd
Soviet Communist Party
Dulles
Russi
Jonesboro Youth Drowns in Mexico Clay Pit
Benny Latster Ben, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Benny of Jonesboro, drowned in a water filled pit at Mexico Refractories Co north of town after an early morning swing with six friends. He could not swim and was believed swept from the bank. body recovered.
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Mexico
Latster Ben‘uy
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