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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
8
In Los Angeles teachers win more classroom fights but lose more in court. An attorney for the NEA Defense Commission argues teachers must protect themselves with reasonable force, yet courts weigh size and strength of pupils. The National Education Association discusses limits on teacher actions.
President Eisenhower toasted King Bhumibol of Thailand at a formal White House dinner. The two leaders joked about noodle soup and ice cream recipes for their families, underscoring shared concerns as the King promised to share his noodle soup recipe.
Police say Raimundo Perez Hernandez, 35, stabbed to death Maria Gomez Hernandez, 25, her male companion Julio Lugando, 26, and the couple’s three children Rosita 2 Carmen 4 Emma 6 in separate apartments. An 11 inch butcher knife was recovered. Hernandez, from Puerto Rico, confessed amid claims of jealousy over his former common law wife leaving him for another man.
An East St. Louis man, Robert Chadwick, 43, was shot to death by a man he had previously wounded in a political dispute. Police say the killing, four six shotgun blasts, occurred as retribution after Chadwick shot the other man in April. The incident unfolded at Chadwick’s home as two other men fled. investigators declined to identify the suspects.
State Sen. George A. Spencer of Columbia won backing from Kansas City lawyers and civic leaders for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. He praised honest law enforcement and continuity of services under Atty. Gen. John M. Dalton, naming Independence Mayor William Sermon and former Kansas City mayors among supporters.
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