Vehicle Deaths Set New Record in First Five Months
CHICAGO AP The National Safety Council reports 15 190 motor vehicle fatalities from January through May a record for the period The death rate is 48 per 100 million miles up 2 percent despite 4 percent more travel May toll reaches 3 650 up 13 percent from May 1962 Deaths average about 100 per day Jan to May increases marked in 17 of 19 months as vehicle numbers and miles driven rise.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Governor Proposes ADC Funding Compromise in Legislature
The Missouri legislature reached a compromise on aid to dependent children funds. Conferees agreed on 15.6 million dollars in state funds for ADC for the next two years, to be matched with federal money. The plan edged $986,028 under House totals but $1,013,572 above Senate figures, while a prior effort to top $2 million to combat illegitimacy failed amid objections by Black lawmakers. The Senate then approved main budget bills, including 99.15 million for state colleges and boards, below the governor’s recommended level by 521,262.
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House
Senate
Sen
T. D. McNeal
Dst. Louis
Local Teachers Complete Missouriana Study Tour in Jefferson City
Thirty seven instructors from three local schools completed a ten day Missouriana Study Tour ending with a luncheon and Capitol and Cole County Historical Museum tours in Jefferson City. Three teachers from South School and Simonsen Junior High joined CMSC and Missouri State Chamber of Commerce sponsors on the trip visiting cities including Kansas City Joplin Springfield Rolla Sullivan St. Louis Hannibal Mexico and Centralia to study economics Missouri history and government.
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Capitol
Cole County Historical Museum
John d
Tena) Jordan
Fairmount Blvd
South School
J. J
Fern) Mayes
Hillsdale Drive
Simonsen Junior High School
Anna Belle Me
Murry
Simonsen
Central Missouri State College
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
Agnes Horton
CMSC
Jack Pearson
State Chamber of Commerce
General Electric Co
St. Louis
Pea Ridge
Sullivan
Police Offer Response To Reckless School Bike Riders
Police Chief Claude Short reports numerous complaints about school aged riders weaving through downtown traffic. He warns patrols will confiscate bicycles ridden improperly to protect pedestrians and riders, with bikes returned once proper riding is learned.
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Claude FE. Short
Short
May Continued from Page 1 on Cuba policy and risks
A speaker criticizes U S policy toward Cuba from 1903 to the Bay of Pigs era. She accuses leaders of delay and inaction after Castro’s rise, notes missiles remain in Cuba, and warns of trained subversives and arms shipments from Cuba to Latin America. She cites Khrushchev, CIA shortcomings, and urges decisive action and exile government plans.
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Cuba
America
Castro
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Khrushchev
CTA
Jackson
Central Intelligence Agency
Florida
George Savathers
Latin American
Cald
Cour Shores
Venezuela
Columbia
Business Index Points to Gain In Most Areas
New York AP predicts a strong middle year with rising production and sales, more jobs, higher incomes, and potential new bull market. Uncertainties include weather Congress taxes labor strikes and Cuba. Despite a 6.0 percent unemployment rate, optimism remains but depends on public confidence and policy actions.
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New York
Congress
de Gaulle
Cuba
Howevel
Hearnes for Governor Endorsed by Clare Magee
Warren E Hearnes announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor and was endorsed by Clare Magee Unionville lawyer and former congressman Magee who led the old 1st Congressional District from 1949 53 He said Hearnes knows state government and is best qualified to lead Missouri toward greater progress.
Department Store Sales in 10th District Rise 6 Percent
Department stores in the 10th Federal Reserve District reported a 6 percent increase in sales last week versus the same week in 1962, with national sales up 6 percent. Year to date gains run about 5 percent nationwide and districtwide, led by Topeka and Greater Kansas City at 13 percent, Wichita 12, Oklahoma City 9, Joplin 8, Denver 7, Albuquerque 3, Omaha 1, while St. Joseph fell 8 percent, Lincoln and Downtown Kansas City down 1, and Tulsa unchanged.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Nation
Topeka
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Joplin
Denver
Alburquerque
Omaha
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Tulsa
Law Lets Villages Use Federal Aid On Public Housing
Gov. John M. Dalton signed bills enabling any city town or village to establish housing projects using federal funds to aid financing. The package also raises salaries for state officials including Jack Clay and expands condominium ownership rights. Additional measures set school district director elections in Springfield for April and authorize a sewer easement on St Joseph State Hospital property.
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John M. Dalton
Jack Clay
Springfield
St. J Joseph State Hospital
Three Hurt in Wreck South of Mexico Missouri
An Auxvasse woman Frances Elizabeth Penn 42 and her two children were injured in a one car crash on Highway 54 three miles south of Mexico. The car swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle and struck a tree. Penn suffered a broken leg and multiple cuts. Her daughter Jane Carol 16 had possible neck injuries and bruises while her son John sustained bruises and cuts. All were taken to Audrain County Hospital. The car was demolished.
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Auxvasse
Mexico
Highway Patrol
Frances Elizabeth Penn
Fenniswerved
Belle Youth Receives Raiford Burton Memorial Scholarship
Terry G. Hayden of Belle won the Raiford H. Burton Memorial Scholarship from the Society of Exploration Geophysicists Foundation. James D. Diverbiss announced the award as Hayden prepares to enter the University of Missouri in September after summer work at the University of Arkansas archaeology department. Hayden, Belle High School valedictorian and National Science Foundation program participant at Missouri School of Mines, graduates this year.
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Terry G. Hayden
Raiford H. Burton
Society of Exploration Geophysicists Foundation
James D. Diverbiss
Hayden
University of Missouri
Department of Archelogy
University of Arkansas
Midland
Texas
Belle High School
National Science Foundation
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Southwest Market expands with Standard Brands Jefferson City buy
Southwest Market Makers Inc of Carthage announced the purchase of Standard Brands facility at 319 W. McCarty in Jefferson City, expanding its Central Missouri reach. Kenneth Sherman of Columbia said the deal, along with a recent Columbia acquisition, positions the company to serve institutional clients with Standard Brands products, frozen foods, and cooler items across four states.
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Rolla
Moberly
Mexico
Fay- Jefferson
Southwest
Istandard
Jefferganers Inc
City
Kenneth Jefferson City
Sherman
Columbia
Saviages
Southwest Marketers
New Crap, Inc
Harry M. Spraching
New Jefferson City Opera
Mark Lation
Southwest Marketers, Inc
Carthage
lid-Alissouri Food Distribution
Chess
Jefferson City
Incone-Group
Bio
Howerton Named Chairman of New Central Missouri NECA
J H Howerton of Howerton Electric Co. was named chairman of a newly formed Central Missouri Division of the St. Louis NECA. The group organized in Columbia includes seven Jefferson City Columbia and Mexico firms and spans 15 counties. The division will push safety, fair labor practices, research, seminars, and training while Howerton serves on the parent chapter's board. Other Jefferson City members include G H Electric Co. and Stokes Electric Co.
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J. H. Howerton
Howerton Electric Co., Inc
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St. Louis
National Electrical Contractors Assn
Columbia
Jefferson City
Mexico
Audrain
Boone, Callaway
Chariton
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Miller, Moniteau
Osage
Phelps and
Randolph
NECA
Howerton
Lare G & H Electric Co
2506 Industrial Drive
Gene Schenewerk
Stokes Electric Co., Inc
Madisson St
Robert M. Stokes
Kennedy Lands in Ireland as Nation Welcomes President
President Kennedy is given a rousing reception in a staged city welcome during a three day Irish visit. The tour includes parades and ceremonies, an honor of many towns, and a banquet with Eamon de Valera and Sean Lemass in Dublin. He then heads to Britain for a 24 hour stop over talks with Harold Macmillan and NATO defense discussions.
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Wexford
New Ross
Galway
Limerick
Kennedy
Eamon de Valera
Sean Lemass
Dublin
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Moscow
NATO
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publication Details
Jefferson City Post Tribune published in Jefferson City Missouri by News Tribune Company with editors Majershy Weldon and Rose. Rates listed for carrier and mail delivery with regional and out of state pricing. Publication schedule daily except Saturday. Associated Press member.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Robert
Associated Presa
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cartier
Minacur
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulatio
Dial
Council approves Garvin to run city garbage service
Councilmen chose Garvin to take over city garbage handling to avoid service gaps. pickups will occur at least twice weekly, with maximum 72 hours between. contract runs two years with council approval for renewal. Licensed haulers may collect yard waste for a 315 license per hauler vehicle.
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Kliege
Garvin
Kliegel
Garvin Won’t Comment on Garbage Service Employee Pay
Garvin declined to discuss employees’ salaries at this time, saying he is not familiar with current pay rates. He was asked whether a new manager would receive a raise.
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Garvin
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