Defense Bill Draws Approval of Conferees
Washington AP reports a compromise defense bill totaling just under 40 billion dollars, meeting Eisenhower administration aims with added military outlay. A Senate House conference committee finalized the measure, with House plans to vote Friday and Senate action soon after. The package funds a carrier, Bomarc missiles, and Aerojet jet programs while cutting other procurement by over 400 million, plus provisions to accelerate tanks and artillery modernization and potential multi-billion satellite or missile breakthroughs.
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Eisenhower
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Navy
Pentagon
Pacific Northwest
Albert Rains D-Alal
Senate House Conference Committee
Eminence Man Named Shannon Treasurer
Lt. Gov. Edward V. Long appointed M. F. Williams of Eminence as Shannon County treasurer in the absence of Gov. James T. Allr. Williams succeeds the late Earl C. Williams.
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M. F
Freeman) Williams
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Williams
Earl C. Williams
Long
James T. Alr
Primary race lines shift in Missouri senatorial contest
In southeastern Missouri the Democratic primary for the 23rd Senatorial District pits Noble against Nelson B. Tin nin after Dalton deflects questions on Day. Omar Runge, pastor and former army chaplain, died near New Orleans leaving a widow and two sons among many relatives.
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Rites Set Today For Miss Hagans
Funeral services were planned in Ashland for Minnie B. Hagans 75 who died Monday after admission to Boone County Hospital. Born January 13 1885 near Ashland she lived there most of her life operated a rug shop and belonged to New Liberty Baptist Church. Survivors include two sisters Nellie Henshaw and Gertrude Moreau both of Columbia one brother C B Hagans of Ashland and several nieces and nephews.
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Minnie B. Hagans
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Miss Hagans
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Mary Jane Burnett Hagans
New Liberty Baptist Church
Nellie Henshaw
Gertrude Moreau
C. B. Hagans
Ashjan
Northway Held After Midnight Disturbance at Governor Hotel
City Attorney Thomas P. Rose declined to reveal charges against Donald Ray Northway 25 of 907 Justus St arrested Monday night for alleged peace disturbance and assaulting an officer after a disturbance at the Governor Hotel just after midnight. Northway, booked by police, faced a police court appearance after a brief release. Police notes say he refused to leave when asked, leading to a struggle before removal.
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Donald Ray Northway
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News-Tribune
Car service and used cars ad with a Cynic anecdote
An ad urges summer car service and reconditioned used cars at Smith Ford Sales in California. It weaves an odd Diogenes anecdote about honesty, then notes a Georgia prison dog round up, and promotes fuel efficiency through tune ups and parts. It mentions models like Ford Falcon and Thunderbird and provides a local phone number.
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Georgia
Leon
Congress Returns After Conventions in Busy Senate
Congress mulls housing and health bills as convention season ends. A Senate House conference panel agreed on a defense money bill near 40 billion dollars. The Senate passed and sent to the President an extended tax bill. The push includes medical care for aged, education aid, and three major annual spending measures.
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Howard W. Smith
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Rules Committee
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Justice Departments
Appropriations Committee
Hennings to Remain Away From Capitol
Sen. Thomas C. Hennings Jr. will stay away from the Capitol for the rest of the session. He recovers at his Washington apartment under doctors orders not to travel after an operation five weeks ago for a stomach obstruction at a Rochester, Minnesota hospital.
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Thomas C. Hennings Jr
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High Winds and Rain Hit East Missouri Cities
Severe weather disrupted eastern Missouri with high winds and heavy rain that ripped into Quincy and surrounding areas. Trees toppled, power and telephone service failed, and flooding delayed cleanup as residents faced outages and lingering damage.
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Missouri
Red Rocket Tests On Tap in Pacific
Gov Davis holds stim N.D. lead as Truman deny claims surface. Khrushchev vows stronger Soviet rocket force, says imperialists plan new war and pushes disarmament while praising armed forces. Cadets hear warning of vigilance amid global tension and naval air power showcases.
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Blair Says Missouri Will Back Symington At Convention
Blair states Missouri will cast 39 votes for Symington on the first ballot in Los Angeles and remain pledged until Symington releases them or proves no longer viable. He disputes Kennedy backers claiming over 700 early votes, noting the nomination threshold is 762.
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Missouri
Symington
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Soviets Welcome In Airline Group
Yanagita of Japan Air Lines says IATA should invite Aeroflot and that a Soviet member would add color to discussions. He notes IATA requires unanimous consent for actions, no veto. The report states Aeroflot has been invited but not yet accepted.
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Washington
Seijira
Yanagita
Interoar Army
Aeroflot
Assa
IATA
Montreal
Riverside Park Community Sing and Band Concert
About 500 attended last night’s Community Sing and Band Concert at Riverside Park amphitheater. A sextet from Algoa Intermediate Reform atory sang well known selections and the band played two marches and tunes from The Lingana tT ug anu a. Rotary Club sponsored the event after a family picnic. next week the American Legion I will sponsor.
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Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Ling Ana
Ug Anu A
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American Legion I
Castro Strikes Back Over Sugar Quota Threats
Castro roared in anger at a U S Congress bill authorizing tariff cuts on Cuban sugar vowing retaliation by seizing every American owned sugar mill for each pound shaved from the quota His warning extended to all American interests in Cuba valued at more than a half billion dollars with 36 mills owned by U S interests located on the island
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Castro
U. S
Cuba
Truman resigns from delegation to Kennedy convention
Governor Keat said Truman told Blair he could not go to the convention and would call after returning to Missouri to explain the reasons. Anbiney delegate will be chosen to replace him as Truman plans a Thursday return to Whiteman Air Force Base near Sedalla.
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D-Mass
Blair
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Whiteman Air Force Base
Sedalla
Jefferson City
Keat
Man
Little Rock
Governors’ Conference
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Kennedy
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