Parents Oppose Racial Integration of St. Louis Schools
In St Louis a white parents group at a board of education hearing opposed a plan to integrate 4650 bused students into all white classes. Ches ter A Virga for the Public School Patrons Alliance argued integration would harm learning and urged against transferring teachers merely to race. About 400 attended the hearing as the Citizens Advisory Committee urged maximum integration and open enrollment in the district.
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Board of Education
Werra
Northwest
Chester A. Virga
Virga
Public School Patrons Alliance
Citizens Advisory
Forum Racial Integration Latus Public Schools
Eit
Fatrons Alliance
Patrons Alliance
FEO
Kennedy Tours Ireland Before Italy Visit
President Kennedy continues his European tour visiting New Ross and Wexford about 120 miles west of Dublin. He attends wreath ceremonies a garden party and a dinner with Prime Minister Sean LeMass. He plans to visit Italy next week and observers in Rome foresee a possible Papal invitation to the United States.
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Kennedy
New Ross
Wexford
Dublin
de Vatera
Sean Le‘mass
Italy
Rome
Pope Paul VI
United States
Judge to Drop $2 Million Libel Suit in Missouri
Jackson County Court Judge Charles E. Curry says he will withdraw a $2 million libel suit against Mid-American Inc The Republican after the paper published a retraction and a desire to clarify its story regarding a federal civil case about deductions depreciation and other items on Curry family real estate The newspaper is not an official organ of the Jackson County Republican organization.
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Kansas City
Charles E. Curry
Jackson County
Mid-American Inc
the Republican
Curry
Curry, & Democrat
Jackson County Republican Organization
Missouri Announces Deer Hunting Seasons Dates
The Conservation Commission announced Missouri gun season for deer from November 15 to 21 and archery season from October 1 to December 15. Last year hunters killed 16 747 whitetail deer. The commission will finalize county openings next month and decide buck only versus steer areas.
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Missouri
The
Conservation Commission
Fidel Castro to Address Cubans Tonight on Radio TV
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro will speak to the nation tonight at 7 30 p m in a Havana theater to address sugar workers. The Havana radio broadcast has promoted the speech for days urging workers to attend.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Local teachers visit capital ending 12 day study tour
Three from local public schools join a 26 teacher Missouriana Study tour ending in Jefferson City this evening. Co sponsors Central Missouri State College and the State Chamber of Commerce offer college credits for courses in economics Missouri history and government with a state focus. Stops covered include Kansas City Joplin Springfield Rolla Sullivan St. Louis Hannibal Mexico and Centra lia. The group will tour the Legislature Capitol and city sites then dine tonight at Jefferson City Country Club and lunch tomorrow at the Missouri Hotel hosted by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Missouriana
John(Tena) Jordan
Fairmounts Blvd
South Elementary
J. J. (Fern) Mayes
Hillsdale Drive
Simonsen
Central Missourii J State College
The
State Chamber of Commerce
CMSC
Kansas City
Joplin
Springfield
Rolla, Sullivan
St.Louis
Hannibal
Mexico
Centralia
Capitol
Jefferson City Country Club
Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce
Missouris ‘Hotel
Wirtz notes on opposition to federal power expansion
The article outlines Republican opposition to broader federal reach in private enterprise and a Senate filibuster risk to the administration’s civil rights bill. Kennedy signals willingness to compromise, while Celler’s minimum business volume idea gains merit. Senator Cotton backs ending debate after issues are clearly drawn.
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GOP
Kennedy
Emanuel Celler
D-N
Thas
Senate
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Cotton
Conan
Senate Commerce Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Two Jefferson City Burglaries Reported In Week
City Police say two more Jefferson City businesses were burglarized last night, bringing this week’s total to six. Earl's Drive-In Restaurant on Highway 50 West and the Central Missouri Distributing Co. on East Capitol Avenue were entered. cash and machine money were taken, with damage reported at Earl's and a skylight broken at the distributing company. Four other break-ins occurred Tuesday night at Gull Gil Station, OK Rubber Welders, Jefferson Auto Supply, and Spalding's Apco Service Station. Police theorize the six break-ins may be connected and are pursuing the investigation.
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Jefferson City
Earl’s
Highway 50 West
Central Missouri Distributing Co
E. Capitol Ave
Earl Mankin
Distributing Company
Gull Gil
OK Ruber Welders
Jefferson Auto Supply
Highway 80
Spalding
Apco
Highway 94
O'Fallon Man Killed in Guthrie Road Wreck Near O'Fallon
Jerry Lee Wilber 19 of O'Fallon was killed when a car skidded off Guthrie Road, struck a tree, and rolled into a creek. Clarence Gentry 18, also of O'Fallon, suffered critical injuries with skull fracture and possible spine and neck damage at Lincoln County Hospital in Troy. The crash occurred in St. Charles County near O'Fallon.
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O'Fallon
Jerry Lee Wilber
Clarence Gentry
Lincoln County Hospital
Troy
Guthrie Road
St. Charles County
O'Fallan
Chinese Nationalist predicts Tibetan revolt
Formosa Chinese Nationalist cabinet minister predicted on Wednesday that an anti Communist revolt in Tibet on a scale like the 1959 eruption will occur soon. Tien Chun chin, chairman of the Tibet and Mongolian Affairs Transmission, spoke at a Parliament meeting.
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Taipei
Formosa
API
Tien Chun-chin
Senate confirms 36 appointments by Gov Dalton
The Missouri Senate approved 36 gubernatorial appointments including Donal D. Guffey to the Public Service Commission and Dr Thomas Beveridge as state geologist. Other nominees covered boards and commissions in education, health, law, and public works across municipalities Rolla Joplin Springfield Cape Girardeau and Mexico.
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John M. Dalton
Donal D. Guffey
Kansas City
Public Service Commission
Thomas. R. Beveridge
Rolla
Division of
Geological Surveys and Water Resources
George A. Rozier
Jefferson City
Lincoln University
Frank Steary
Springfield
State Library Commission
Tom Fury Hunter
New Madrid
W. §. Jones
Kennett
Tennessee - Missouri Bridge Commission
Rolla E. Stephens
Joplin
Missouri Real Estate Commission
Henry Salveter
Sedalia
State Savings and Loan Commission
William C. Tucker
Warrensburg
Victor H. Simon
John K. Hulston
Frank C. Mann
Graham Clark
Point Lookout
State Board of Healing Arts
Kenneth G. Mehrle
Cape Girardeau
Board of Pharmacy
Harold O. Gravel
Cane Girardleat
School For the Deaf
Forum on monopoly theory and liberty under Lincoln quotes
The discussion quoted Abraham Lincoln on internal danger and urged emphasis on individual liberty. Lewis urged choosing responsibility over regimentation, while Dr. J Wendell McKinsey urged high citizenship and self thought. He framed three core American concerns: individual occupation choice, business production choices, and consumer sovereignty.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lewis
J. Wendell McKinsey
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Missouri
McKinsey
Fire damages plumbing shop and garage on Highway 54
Fire of undetermined origin razed a plumbing shop owned by Louis A. Kramp and damaged an adjacent garage owned by James Kelsey on Highway 54 South. Firemen arrived at 3:40 a.m. but could not comment. The plumbing shop burned to the ground with no known loss estimate or contents details.
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Louis A. Kramp
James Kelsey
Fifty U S Students Fly to Havana Amid Turmoil
Fifty North American university students will fly to Havana from Prague despite the State Department warning of possible jail on return. The Havana radio said the group faced difficulties caused by U S government objections to their Cuba visit. The students left for Europe and will fly to Cuba soon.
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Miami
Fla
fFifty
North American University
Havana
Prague
Czechoslovakia
State Department
United States
U.S
Cuba
Europe
Goldwater Offends Civil Rights Proposals Debate
Senate Republicans Everett Dirksen and Democrats Mike Mansfield lead a debate over Kennedy civil rights measures. Goldwater rejects federal desegregation reach for private businesses and calls for limited attorney general powers. He says he would support some restrictions and insists his opposition won’t dent southern backing for his re election bid or a potential presidential race.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Goldwater
Arizona
South
Barlish Bound Over for Circuit Court Trial
Willam L. Barish 25 of Jefferson City was bound for circuit court for trial on an attempted rape charge after a Wednesday preliminary hearing before Magistrate Temple Margett. In a separate case Barlish and Kerschel E. Kirchner 23 of Hartsburg Mo were charged with rape and held without bond. Both cases involve University of Missouri coeds.
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Willam L. Barish
Jefferson City
Temple Margett
Barlish and
Kerschel BE. Kirchner
Hartsburg
University of Missouri
Pope Paul VI Orders Ecumenical Council to Resume Sept 29
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI formally orders the Ecumenical Council to reconvene on September 29 with over 2,500 bishops expected in Rome for the historic gathering. The council, called by Pope John XXIII, was suspended and later recessed before resuming under Paul VI who pledged to continue the work.
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Paul VI
Vatican City
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Special Council
Rome
John XXII
Paul
John
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