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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
1
Police Chief Claude Short urged bicycle riders to have bikes inspected before the Independence Day weekend and to follow 12 major road rules. He urged safe riding as bicycle traffic has grown, noting national concern for safer, pleasant places for cyclists and calling for more bike paths and trails.
The Highway Patrol reports 1 death in the last 24 hours. For the year to date, 550 deaths have been recorded, compared with 483 at the same time last year.
Sunrise club installed Frank May as president with Dude Claiborne and Don Stoffel as vice presidents and other officers. Evening club installed Henry Thom as president with J P Leary as vice president and additional board members and officers. Ralph Glasscock of Clinton, Optimist District 8 governor, officiated. Mayor John Christy attended the dinner at Jefferson City Country Club. Net Missouri Optimist membership grew by 410 that year.
A severe thunderstorm with 75 mph winds struck the St Louis metropolitan area Monday night, causing heavy damage across Hazelwood Berkeley and Ferguson. About 0.30 inches of rain fell, hail up to 1/8 inch, and ten light planes plus three larger aircraft were damaged. Wind toppled walls damaged buildings and shut power to about 15 000 customers.
Kansas City AP report says organized labor pledged support for Rep. Richard Bolling in Missouri fifth district. Two labor groups endorsed Bolling despite bids by factions backing Hunter Phillips for the Democratic nomination. UAW official Roy L Reuther told COPE Bolling faces a tough primary after 16 years in Congress.
Former Ambassador to South Viet Nam Lodge testified to Senate committees about U S policy in Southeast Asia. He argued the war’s Vietnam issues should be openly discussed and warned administration vacillation risks disaster. Goldwater backed the task force findings while Morse urged troop withdrawal. Lodge planned political outreach with Scranton and possible Eisenhower support.
A political interview shows tension over turning foreign policy disasters into campaign issues. The respondent questions Goldwater’s nomination lead, doubting its durability and noting past convention delegate dynamics and pledged votes amid an AP survey.
Tshombe reported that Lubaya said the Brazzaville committee would back his peace moves without preconditions as he seeks to topple Premier Cyrille Adoula. The Congo faces tribal warfare and rebellion as a new constitution prompts a central government, while the U.N. ends its money-starved military role with no ceremonies.
The Warren Commission requests a full FBI inquiry into how parts of Lee Harvey Oswalds diary were published. Rankin said the probe seeks who obtained the diary and how, amid concerns over security and public misinformation.
The Rev. Adelhelm Hess, 90, a lifelong volunteer U S Weather Bureau observer, will be buried today at Conception Junction abbey. A Benedictine monk since 1893, Hess died Saturday in a Kansas City Kansas hospital after almost 70 years of service.
Anthony C. Schroeder Missouri American Legion security chairman told Second District Legion in Milan that Communists fail to win youth directly but recruit via front groups that exploit youth idealism. Schroeder, a Union, Missouri realtor, warned against these tactics and urged Legionnaires to counter them.
Larry Dean Jenkins, 26, of 409 Mulberry St., remained in critical condition at University Medical Center in Columbia after a motorcycle spill Saturday evening at the intersection of E Capitol Ave and Monroe St in Jefferson City. He swerved to avoid a car.
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration granted St Peters Missouri an interest free loan of 2750 dollars on Monday to plan a sanitary sewer system.
Federal and state authorities with 100 sailors from Meridian joined in a large search through Neshoba County hills and swamps for three missing youths. State wardens dragged rivers and swamps as FBI distributed thousands of circulars across five states. The only lead remains the charred wreckage of the youths' station wagon found last Tuesday.
Ten News-Tribune carriers win June subscription contest and travel to St Louis for a baseball outing with autographs and lunch. Winners include Jack Byars Leroy Roetigen Buddy Hill Dennis Bosch Tom Stout Jim Isenberg Robert Frank Roger Lueckenotte and Dave Amos. Accompanied by Tom Scheuler and Don Rice of the circulation department.
Two inmates fled Algoa Intermediate Reformatory around 5 p.m. Monday, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol. Jerry Akerg, 21, serving four years for burglary and theft from Jasper County, and Joseph Manuel, 21, serving two years for burglary and theft from Audrain County, were described. Akers is from Chicago, 5 feet 6 inches, 140 pounds, blue eyes, blond hair. Manuel is from Nash, Texas, 6 feet, 145 pounds, hazel eyes, black hair.
The Jefferson City News Tribune Company publishes the evening paper at 210 Monroe Street. It lists publishers Mrs Robert C Goshorn and Mrs William H Weldon, editor Joseph G Majersky, and officers William A Weldon and B L Rose. Subscription rates are given for carrier and mail delivery within Missouri and outside.
Holts Summit City resident, member of St. Peter's Catholic Church, survives by two sons George W. Windsor of Holts Summit and Joseph Windsor of St. Charles, daughter Frances McKinney of St. Charles, two grandchildren, father Joseph Dearing of Holts Summit, brothers Joseph Dearing of Tebbetts and Douglas Dearing of Holts Summit, sisters Connie Edmondson of Mukwonago Wisconsin Elizabeth Holt of Arlington Heights Illinois Margaret Collins Evelyn Allen of Jefferson City and Dorothy Dearing of St. Louis. Funeral services set for Thursday at St. Peter's Cathedral with Rt. Msgr. J. A. Vogelweid officiating, burial in Union Hill Cemetery in Holts Summit. Rosary to be recited Wednesday at a local funeral home.
In Boylston Massachusetts a 12 year old Little League pitcher was shot dead on a property after trespassing. Richard Beauregard was struck in the neck by a 30-30 rifle bullet. Carl Anderson aged 67 was charged with murder. Police say seven boys including Richard and his twin Robert were on the man’s land near the victim’s home and had recently trespass complaints.
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