Cole County Assessed Valuation Surges Past $60 Million
Cole County reports a $2,057,015 rise in real estate and personal property assessments, pushing total value to $62,513,706, up from $50,456,092 in 1960. City growth, new buildings, and land value adjustments underlie the gain, with urban lots increasing to 8,070. The county board of equalization meets July 12 and can adjust individual items but not the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County
Howard W. Gailke
County Board of Equalization
Equalization Board
Jefferson, Cly
Gaffke
Gartke
Guhleman Honored For Long Service
Henry V. Guhleman, president of Struggs-Guhleman Lumber Co., was honored on the eve of his Bath birthday for years of service. A silver tray commemorating his 80th birthday and company service was presented by John Scruggs at West's Diamond Restaurant. About 38 people attended with family members and company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ¥. Guhleman
Scruggs- Guhleman Lumber Co
John Scruggs
Guhleman
Henry V. Guhleman
Struggs-Guhleman Lumber Co
West
Diamond Restaurant
H. Guhleman Jr
Clifford Scriggs
Larry B. Klebba
U.S. Presses NATO on European Strength Amid Berlin Talks
U.S. officials weigh options for pressuring the Soviet Union on Berlin as Rusk and McNamara discuss possible military steps. Washington backs boosting NATO forces in Europe, with France signaling troop shifts, while Khrushchev warns of a peace treaty with East Germany to claim Berlin access. Wary of dead ends, officials seek a tolerable peace aligned with U.S. vital interests.
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Canlinard
Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
United States
NATO
Europe
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Agory
France
U.S
Berlin
Khoushchey
West Berlin
East Germany
Khrushchev
Awk
Ashland to Hike Tax for Policeman
Ashland voters may approve a 50 cent per hundred assessment boost to fund a city police officer and street improvements. The levy, if approved, would raise the city tax to 1.90 and finance blacktopping all city streets and sewer system plans. Nearby residents discussed water meters and expanding city limits, with a likely election to be called.
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Ashland
TheAshland
Gasrall Sapp
J. M. Pitts
Boone County
Sapp
Fat the
Des Hails
Lipshock Dies in Arkansas Veteran of WWI
Louis John Lipshock 68 of Fett om died Thursday at Veterans Hospital in Little Fork Arkansas. Born April 28 1803 he married Johanne fever March 5 922 and was a member of Salem Presbyterian Church Hope a WWI veteran and a Veterans of Foreign Wars member at Fulton. Longtime Tebbetts and New Bloomfield resident. Survived by wife one son Louis J Lipshuck of Fenton two daughters Mrs Herbert McSlaney Jefferson City and Mrs Howard Lister Dallas Texas one star Mrs William Miller Waterloo Iowa one brother Ernest Lipshock Linn and six grandchildren. Funeral services 130 Monday at a local funeral home.
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Louis John Lipshock
Fettom
Veterans Hospital
Little Fork
Ark
Mope
Ernest and
Charoletts Behnhaus Lipshock
Johanne Fever
Chamois
Salemresbyterian Church
Hope
Callaway Post
Fulton
Tebbetts
New Blomfield
Louis J. Lipshuck
Fenton
Herbert McSlaney
Jefferson City
Howard Lister
Dallas
Vox
Star
William Miller
Waterloo
Towa
Ernest, Lipshock
Linn
Redistricting Sent to Set Date Amid Middle East Crisis
Amid tensions in the Persian Gulf a plan to redraw districts advances. Ships Bulwark Victorious and others move toward Singapore and toward Saudi Arabia with Marines and allied forces ready. Missouri court dates and committee actions unfolded as lawmakers debate redistricting, with Grundy and Mercer counties identified and opposition voiced by several legislators. The scene blends international crisis with domestic political maneuvering and venue changes.
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Persian Gulf
Bulwark 5
Keitacit
Pesian Gulf
Royal Marine
Parrier Victorious
Far East
Singapore
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Jrais
Raytown Kiwanis Interclub Meeting Highlights Film and Talks
Raytown Kiwanis Club members joined with the Jefferson City Kiwanis Club for an interclub gathering at a local hotel. The evening featured a screening of Credit Man's Confluence in Man presented by Harry Zickel and Jacal, and discussion touched on regional political issues and district boundary talks amid an active service‑club agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley
Riner
Scrivner
Jefferson City
Ozark vessel Commander launches toward lake cruise
Special report details the 68-foot excursion craft Commander nearing launch from Kansas City area, with two 2,000 hp engines to power the craft into Lake of the Ozarks. A convoy with a Highway Patrol escort carried the two-day overland leg of a 750-mile journey from Dubuque Iowa to the Missouri lake, traveling routes through multiple counties and enduring vacation traffic.
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Ozark
Cres
Bates
Vernon
Mariosa Delta
Lafayette
Johnson
Henry
Pettis
Lakeside
Wood
Dubuque
Iowa
Eugene
Eldon
Jumpers Set to Fight California Blazes
RAMONA Calif AP Men in parkest clothing ready to jump from helicopters without parachutes to fight brush and timber fires during the driest Southern California year of record The jumpers use a maximum height of 12 feet as the helicopter hovers over the spot They are the latest addition to the air war against fires where parachutists called smoke jumpers are also employed.
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Ramona
Calif
California
Former state senator guilty of manslaughter in fatal shootings
A 69 year old former Missouri senator was found guilty of manslaughter for the Brookshire shooting death and recommended a three year penitentiary term. In a separate Cooper County case, Kodarick J. Nels was killed during a Budhoeniee game in 1980. Brookshire faced second degree murder, with a ten year sentence and bond set at 25,000 and 35,000 respectively, and he plans to file motions within 49 days.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Collings
Brookshire
Cooper County
Kodarick J. Nels
Neles
St Louis Police Bills Sent to Gov Dalton
The Missouri House passed and sent to the governor measures to raise St. Louis police pay, cut the 12 districts to 9, and add 222 new officers. Pay would rise from 600 a year for turnkeys to 48000 for the chief. Sponsors say adding staff could shorten work weeks and reduce patrol hours, pending gubernatorial action.
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St. Louis
Dalton
Missouri House
Toe Hills
Immor
Center Man Named Rails County Judge
Gov John AM Dalton appointed George Lane of Center to the county court in Rails County. Lane, a Democrat, replaces the late presiding judge as the 1790 census figures show the county at 3 929 912 in an earlier statewide context.
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John AM. Dalton
George Lane
United States
Rails County
Lane
Baltimore
F. Roland
Boundary Reorganization Of Kansas City And Surrounding Counties
The notice lists wards and county regions from Kansas City, Missouri, extending through Atchison Holt Nodaway Andrew Buchanan Platte and many other counties across Missouri and neighboring states. It references multiple wards and western districts and notes county lines near major routes and city limits.
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Sth
Kansas City
U. S. 71
Jackson County
U. S. TL
Atchison
Holt, Nodaway
Andrew
Buchanan
Platte, Worth
Gentry
DeKalb
Clinton, Jay
Harrison, Daviess
Caldwell
Rey
Livingston
Carroll, Chariton
Thhe
Barton, Jasper
Newton
McDonald
Cedar
Dade
Lawrence, Barry
St. Clair
Berton
Hickory
Polk, Greene, Christian, Stone, Taney
Dallas
Webster
Wright, Douglas
Olark
Cooper, Morgan, Monileau
Miller
Camden
Saline
Howard
Boone
Cole, Maries
Pulaski
Phelps
LaClede
Texas
Shannon
Dent
Reynolds
Barton
Iron
Crawford
Washington and Jefferson
Mth
Putnam, Sullivan
Schuyler
Scotland
Clark
Adalp
Knox
Lewis
Macon
Shelby
Marion
Randolph
Monroe
Ralls
Audtala
Pike
Callaway
Montgomery
Lincoln
Warren
St Charles
Gasconade
Franklin and Osage
Mercer
Gransy
St. Francois
Ste. Genewicyss
Perry
Cape Girardeau
Bolneer
Madison
Wayne
Stoddard
Scott
Mississippi
New Idadrid
Pemiscot
Dunjklin
Butler
Ripley
Oregon
Howell
Signature of Button Gwinnett in Independence era noted
A historical note recalls Button Gwinnett as one of Georgia's three signers of the Declaration of Independence. The piece mentions the growing value of his autograph, alongside George Washington's, as collectors seek historic signatures amid a broad history of credit and business life.
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Button Gwinnett
Georgia
George Washington
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Monte Willcoxen
Butter
Aytner
Krlegel
Jefferson City Post
Tribune
Alma
Lex Je Lipinuln
Arkansas
Ineigmoniay
Puprese
Mercer and Grundy
W. A. Endokshirey
G. Collings
Senate
Isveason
Thas
Grundy
E. J. Cantrell
St. Louia
J. Ben Garrett
Jefferson County
R. J
Klag Jr
St. Louis County
Thomas A. Walsh
St. Louis City
Patrick J. Hickey
Russell Corn
Hewell County
Don. Roderique
Jasper County
Atwill
Roderique
Earl Spensler
Iehord
Rose
Inhord
Aga
Uulus
Argh League
Sun
Faesh
JoNs
Ekbion
Iraq
Acl
Sheikh Suprender
Raytown
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Sheikport
Bollinger
Abdullah Mubarak
Mi- Beirut
Arai League
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Lary
Abdel Khalek
Sauna
Missouri
Siana
League
Florissant
St. Herd
Nand
Normandy
Washington
Sem
Hassouna
Frealane
St Towle
Ownatina
St. i Livedo
Kassea
Anidjof
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Creve Coeur
Clayton
Madley
Jefferson
Gravels
Bonhomme
Metamese
Concord
Leinayard
St. Gouws
Tenn County
Tneurance
Gerotp O. Butcher, Dist Mar
TOS Jefferson Ph
California Blazes
ST. Martin's
ST. Cecilia Parish
Meta, MO
Dick Hirsthman
Ace Dinning
Rathskeller
Ssourite
Fred Vogel Insurance Agency
Ton Monroe Lat Bain
Rails
Schuberts
Mike ‘Mousey
Matthes & His Toppers
Clyde
Pee Wea
Williams
Nto
Cont
Heri
The
Capitol
Walt Disney
Walt Disneys
Top Film Entertainment
Desica
Naples
Precklen
Wwe
Dalong
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