No Feud Exists With Dalton Says Sen John Noble
State Senator John W Noble of Kennett chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee denounces reports of a feud with Attorney General John M Dalton the Democratic gubernatorial candidate He says he has always supported Dalton and attended to a balanced budget while treating all officials fairly and impartially and expresses hope mutual friends remain confident in both men
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Kennett
John W. Noble
Senate Appropriations Committee
John M. Dalton
Noble
Nelson B. Tinnin
Hornersville
Senate
Associated Press
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Appropriations Committee
Ernest
Belgian Congo Granted Freedom
Independence celebrations attracted about 60 nations with strong U S and Soviet participation. President Eisenhower’s envoy Robert D Murphy led the American party while Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sent congratulatory notes. A brief disruption occurred when a demented man grabbed the King Baudouin’s sword but was quickly restrained and the King remained calm.
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Robert D. Murphy
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Congo
Baudouin
Kasavubu
Merchants Donate For Parking Lot Expansion Plan
City plans to start Steph ens property work, then five years to Hemmel site with about 75 extra spaces. Negotiations with lease holders and legal actions to be handled by City Council next Tuesday amid implementing ordinances and formal payne get. Mayor Whaley said council members are inclined to support the needed action. Major Erich Hartmann of Germany reportedly shot down 352 Allied aircraft in World War II.
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Whaley
Erich Hartman
Germany
Baron von Richtofen
Committee Revives Slack Water Study on Missouri River
The Senate Appropriations Committee revived a slack water navigation study on the Missouri River and a Verdigris River study in Oklahoma. Funds were restored to the public works bill for the year starting July 1 after the House removed them. The amounts are 10,000 dollars for the Missouri study and 45,500 dollars for Oklahoma river survey continuation.
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Missouri River
Senate Appropriations Committee
Verdigris
Oklahoma
House
UCF Cancer Funds Train Nurses Through Special Committee
A special committee appointed by general chairman P. Dominique includes Theodore R. Oberman William R. Tweedie Sr Dr E D Sugarbaker and Dr R A Michael. Their recommendation to fund nurse training was immediately approved unanimously by the general committee amid prior controversy over using funds for research or care.
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Theodore R. Oberman
William R. Tweedie Sr
E. D. Sugarbaker
R. A. Michael
Senate Ballots To Close Saturday
The article discusses Senate ballots closing Saturday and notes partisan tensions over conventions. It covers hospital funding, a state nursing program, and remarks by Dr. Matthews on nursing shortages and education funds. The plan includes four months classroom work and 32 weeks of clinical training at Jefferson City area hospitals.
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American Cancer Society
Roder Nyberg
Jefferson City
Moreau Heights
Moreau Drive
Nyberg
Severe Storm Damage Strikes Alton and Surrounding Areas
A damaging storm split trees and power lines, closing U S 61 south of Troy and Highway 140 near Meadow Brook, with care also required as Illinois Route 127 and Highway 40 faced blockages. Across the Mississippi, Missouri faced high winds, tree limbs damaged homes in south St. Louis County, and two carports collapsed around Wentzville as residents moved to secure wood with buck saws.
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Aurora to ballot on nursing home bonds
Aurora prepares for a July 26 special election on a $130,000 bond issue to fund a nursing home with a total project cost of $260,000. Mayor J Finishing notes a federal grant of $130,000 will be available if approved. A two thirds majority is required for passage. The town cites lack of facilities in Lawrence County besides Mount Vernon.
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Aurora, Mo
J. Finishing
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Mount Vernon
Hoeven Seeks Democratic Support on Recess Fight
Hoeven aims to win Democratic backing in the battle over a recess while noting no GOP outreach to Senate Republicans has occurred. Dirksen backed Johnson’s recess stance as House members face re elections, intensifying pressure for early adjournment before party conventions in Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Los Angeles
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Tinois
House
Chicago
Rockefeller Support Shifts Could Split Party Lines
Rockefeller’s stance appears to pull key states toward Kennedy or Humphrey factions. Governors urged Congress to fund elder health insurance under Social Security, a Rockefeller success that aligned votes from Arizona, Maine, Montana, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The debate signaling possible shifts ahead in the 1960s party lines.
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West Virginia
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Chicago
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Rockefeller
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Maine
Montana
Rhode Island
Vermont
Cuban oil row widens as refinery claims loom
The $3 million claim scope grows as Texaco and Standard of New Jersey refuse to process Soviet crude bought with Cuban sugar. Shell and British-Dutch Shell also balk, citing ties to traditional suppliers. The State Department calls the seizure a naked violation of norms. Congress moves to fast track a sugar act to cut Cuban import quotas amid a $150 million premium per year. Foreign firms cite Venezuela duties as reason for refusal while Cuba owes $60 million in foreign exchange for refined oil.
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New Jersey
Cuba
British-Dutch Shell Co
Soviet Union
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U.S
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Venezuela
Discoverer XII Fails To Achieve Orbit
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE Calif AP The latest Discoverer rocket failed to go into orbit and destroyed itself in a flaming plunge into the earths atmosphere The Discoverer XII was fired Wednesday Air Force scientists worked through the night to pinpoint the crash site and determine why it failed to orbit The mission aimed for a north south polar orbit and after 17 trips to drop an instrument loaded capsule into a target area in Hawaiian waters
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Air Fares to Go Up At Midnight Tonight
Air fares across the United States are set to rise by about 5 percent at midnight tonight. The Civil Aeronautics Board announced the planned hike, applying to most domestic trunk air travel with limited exceptions. The action imposes an across the board fare increase, with possible added charges per ticket, amid changes in air travel pricing guidance.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Eureka
Gordon Linn
Ajl Airlines
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Linn
Japan to Control Air Warning System in Pacific
The United States Air Force announced a major step in transferring parts of the West Pacific air warning system to Japanese control. Japan will take over three air defense control centers covering the nation this Friday, though the top combat operations center near Tokyo remains under U.S. supervision.
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U. S. Air Force
Japan
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Burdick Clings to Slim Margin
In a Republican city precincts setting, Burdick clung to a slim Senate margin amid a campaign that spotlighted farm policy battles with Ezra Taft Benson. The special election coincided with state primaries, as Burdick carried the Democratic-NPL banner with Farmers Union support, following an alliance shift in 1958.
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President Vetoes Federal Pay Hike
President Eisenhower vetoed a proposed federal pay hike that would have permanently raised salaries for civil service, postal, and congressional employees. He signaled willingness to approve a smaller increase in new legislation to gain votes for sustaining the veto.
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Senate
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Delegation to Pick Truman's Successor
Wilbur F. Daniels of Fayette said Missouri will choose the new delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention. There are no statutory provisions, and the delegation will likely select from 16 alternates already named.
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Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Wilbur F. Daniels
Fayette
Democratic State Committee
Daniels
Seven from City to Aging Meeting at Missouri conference
Jefferson City leaders join Missouri Committee for the 1961 White House Conference on Aging at the University of Missouri in Columbia for a two day event. Emil E. Brill chairs the state committee with leaders from health, mental health, vocational rehabilitation, education, employment security, welfare, and social services. Workshops will cover health care, mental health, employment, religion, and budget matters with greetings from Gov. Blair at the Wednesday evening session. Mayor C. Forrest Whaley attends as invited participant.
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Missouri Committee
Columbia
Emil E. Brill
St. Louis
Missouri
Henry M. Jardwicke
State Division of Health
Addison M. Duval
M. Joy
Missouri Division of
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University of Missouri
C. Forrest Whaley
Brill
Dr. Barbara Moore Hikes Through Apple Area
Dr Barbara Moore a 56 year old British vegetarian plans a 43 mile hike through Virginia apple country from Romney West Virginia to Winchester Virginia along U S Highway 50 en route to New York via Washington. She has been on the road nearly three months since leaving San Francisco.
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Barbara Moore
Virginia
Winchester
West Virginia
New York
Washington
San Francisco
Weather Ahead for Missouri Regions Including Jefferson City
Unsettled northern Missouri weather with more showers and thunderstorms and heavy rain likely. Jefferson City expected warm humid conditions with minimal rain. Maryville reported 1.87 inches of rain and high winds. St. Joseph, Chillicothe, Meadville also experienced strong winds. Kirksville saw 1.42 inches. Temperatures across central Missouri hover near 40s to 70s with a northern cooling trend by Friday.
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Chillicothe
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Kirksville
Pennsylvania Line to Lay Off 2200 Employees
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced it will lay off 2,200 workers due to declining business. Vice president James P. Newell said layoffs start in a few days with indefinite duration, as freight volume falls, especially from steel mills that may shut in July and August. System wide reductions apply across all departments. The company employs about 30,000.
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