Veteran Postal Employee Retiring After 43 Years in California
Harry Allee, long time California Post Office employee, will retire Saturday after 43 years of service. He began in 1919, became a classified civil service worker in 1921, and served as assistant postmaster since 1953, the only one in California. Allee is a deacon, Mason, and active in postal and community groups, planning to spend winters in Florida and summers in Colorado.
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Soblen Flight to Israel Sparks Extradition Debate
A New York case centers on Solomon Soblen, a US spy convict, who fled to Israel using a Canadian passport. Israel weighs extradition despite no treaty, arguing espionage as a political crime. Soblen’s wife and lawyer protest the flight as “indecent.” Soblen cites severe illness and injustice as motives for escape.
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Justice Ministry
Washington
Soblen
United States
Sublen
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Dina Soble
U.S
Helen Buttenwieser
Herbert H. Lehman
D-N.y
Bruce
Beras — Sobel
Kinney Urges Voters Against Constitutional Convention
Missouri lawmaker Kinney of St Louis backs Gov Dalton’s stance against a 1962 constitutional convention. He cites high costs, potential waste of funds and warns that tax money for education, mental health and pensions could be diverted. Kinney argues for using initiative and referendum rather than a convention.
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Michael Kinney
St. Louis
Missouri
47Th General Assembly
John M. Dalton
Kinney
Dalton
Democratic Party
Extension Council Seeks Funds For Deficit Shortfall
The University of Missouri Extension Council of Cole County launched a fund drive Thursday to cover a $1600 budget deficit for the year. County budget approval reduced the planned 1962 funding from $8695 to $7200, prompting a drive with seven district chairmen to sustain rural and urban education programs. If the drive fails, expenditures for supplies, equipment, secretarial help and mileage may be cut.
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Hens Jey Hall
iCouncil
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Ralph McKee
Alfred Raithe
Clarence
Crede
George Bisges
J. Frank
Boston’s Eastern Hotel First Steam Heated Building
The Eastern Hotel in Boston became the United States first steam heated building in 1843, marking a landmark in urban infrastructure and modern heating technology.
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Boston
United States
Freeman Seeks Loyalty as Estes Inquiry Continues
Senate subcommittee hearings probe high Washington figures amid Estes cotton dealings. Freeman defends department integrity, cites few wrongdoers and swift removals. Mundt vows further questions on Murphy’s role and Estes’ appointment, aiming to uncover more loyalties and potential missteps.
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Estes
McClellan
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R-8
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Murphy
National Cotton Advisory Committee
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Iman
40th Underground Test Fired in Nevada Area
Washington reports a 40th underground nuclear test in Nevada as part of the current series. The Thursday blast was described as having a force under 20 000 tons of TNT and was publicly announced by officials.
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Washington
Nevada
Daily Record Hospital Admissions
List of named individuals admitted to St. Thomas and other area hospitals, including Charys August Loethen, Chester Burnett, Miss Jean Marie Frank, Mrs. Josephine Bodine, Mrs. Clara Struempf, Miss Gertrude Hertzig, Mrs. Mamie Korman, Arnold Wehmeyer, Mrs. Mary Scheulen, Miss Patsy Schanuth, and others, with several locations such as Mack's Creek Hermann Vienna Centertown memorials and addresses. Includes births, marriages licenses, a circuit court matter, and a police court fine for muffler violation.
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St. Thomas
Chester Burnett
New Bloomfield
Jean Marie Frank
EF McCarty
Walter Trippensee
Douglas
Thomas Kremer
Short St
Carol Kremer
Short
Josephine Bodine
Moreau
Clara Struempf
Rt. 4
Marjorie Iven
Linn
Charles E. Still
Mary Parrack
Mack's Creek
Gertrude Hertzig Rich
Mamie Korman
Hermann
Arnold Wehmeyer
Rosebud
Mary Scheulen
Marcie Wansing
Vienna
Barbara Hammond
E. Atchison St
Jule Hicks
Robert Graves
Patsy Schanuth
Elston
Sharon Mantle
McKinley St
Emma Hermann
Centertown
Anna Reuschelbach
E. McCarty
Paul Eugene Irish
Edith Smith
Tipton
Billy Parrack
Charles E. Still Hospital
Alan Peck
Chestnut St
Lorenzo Hammond
E. Atchison
Rawhide Stars to Arrive in City for July 4 Event
Clint Eastwood Sheb Wooley and Paul Brmogar known as Rowdy Pete Wishbone of the Rawhide TV series will land at Jefferson City airport at 2 30 p m on July 4. They fly Hollywood to Kansas City by jet then private plane to Jefferson City. Interviewed by KRCG TV and area radio stations before traveling to Camdenton for the J Bar H Redco show July 4 through 1.
August Loethen Dies at St Marys Hospital
August Raymond Loethen of St Thomas died today at St Marys Hospital in Jefferson City. Born May 6 1910, he married Leona Wieberg June 27 1934 at Ar axle, Mo. Survivors include two sons Jerome and Donald, daughter Patricia, brother Leo, sisters Mrs Luebbering Mrs Holtmeyer and Mrs Buschijost, and two grandchildren. Rosary Sunday at the family home. services Monday at St Thomas Catholic Church with Rev Holdener officiating. Burial in parish cemetery.
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St. Thomas
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Mr. Loethen
Anton
Victoria Saneke Loethen
Araxle
Leona Wieberg
Jerome
Donald Loethen
Patricia Loethen
Leo Loethen
Marys
John Luebbering
Leo Holtmeyer
Herbert Buschijost
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Loethen
Leo Holdener
Mrs Stafford Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Mahalia Stafford will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church. Born May 21 184 in Cato Tennessee she was the daughter of Jesse Beasley. She is survived by three sons Howard William Herod Stafford a half brother William Beasley fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Her husband died in 1928. Burial will follow at Farmers Cemetery.
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Tebbetts
Auxvasse
Stafford
Cato
Tenn
Jesse Beasley
Howard H. Stafford
William H. Stafford
Herod L. Stafford
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
Lyle Coleman
Farmers Cemetery
Hearings Sought on Dairy Compensatory Payment Rule
CHICAGO AP Members of 36 Midwest dairy farmer cooperatives voted to ask the U S Department of Agriculture to hold hearings in Chicago St Louis Cleveland and Louisville so farmers may learn how to comply with a Supreme Court ruling that nullified compensatory payments A L McWilliams Pure Milk Association general manager said the group wants to know if the ruling applies to their area The compensatory payment requires milk handlers to pay into a pool shared by producers reflecting price differences between outside market milk and local farm prices
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Midwest Dairy Farmer
U.S
U S
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A.L. McWilliams
Pure Milk Association
Withholding Adds 7 Millions to State Revenue
The new withholding system for state income tax produced about 7 million dollars in revenue, a 13 percent rise from last year. Frank Blankenship reports collections to date at 87,471,338, well above the 77 million estimate. The unit expects 1,225,000 returns this year, up 10 percent from 1961, with 315,000 refunds filed and 247,729 audited so far. average refund is 7.19 dollars. Federal tax checks added 182,403,549 in revenue.
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John M. Dalton
Frank Blankenship
Blankenship
Temporary Repairs Made on Bridge Reopen U S Route
Traffic on a section of U S Route 61 in Southeast Missouri was restored after temporary repairs completed on a damaged bridge on the Perry Cape Girardeau County line. The bridge, struck by a truck last week, had routed traffic between Perryville and Jackson over a 40 mile detour. permanent repairs will follow once necessary materials are secured.
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Perry
Cape Girardeau
Missouri State Highway Department
Perryville
J Jackson
State Highway
Anti Red Crusade Draws 8 000 Persons
New York AP reports Dr. Fred C. Schwarz drew about 8 000 people to Madison Square Garden for an anti Communist gathering. Pickets booed outside while Schwarz urged listeners to arm themselves with knowledge of communism. Admission ranged from one dollar to 250 dollars.
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Fred C. Schwarz
Madison Square Garden
Schwarz
U.S
Kennedy Seeks Swift Senate Action On Trade Bill
President Kennedy, dictating to newsmen through Pierre Salinger, urged early Senate consideration of the trade bill, praising its national interest. The measure moves to the Senate Finance Committee with hearings likely four to five weeks, facing possible amendments to aid for workers and tighter oil import quotas. House passage was a procedural victory for Democratic leadership after a prior farm bill defeat.
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White House
Senate
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Senate Finance Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Harry Fj. Byrd
D-Vz
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hearnes urges Democrats to send strong party members to all levels
In Jefferson City Hearnes calls for strong men to Congress General Assembly city councils and every facet of government. He notes two differing bills and suggests supporters choose the best of two options. The convention features speeches by A M Sprach ing Jr Paul C Jones Edward V Long Haskell Holman and Stuart Symington with a banquet by John M Bailey as guest speaker.
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A. M. Spraching Jr
Cape Girardeau
U.S
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Kennett
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Haskell Holman
Stuart Symington
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John M. Bailey
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