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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
5
A historical TV schedule lists Magilla Gorilla Funny Co and Captain Bob among programs airing Tuesday June 30. It features Walter Cronkite News Huntler Brinkley Report and Weather Camera segments with News Wrap Up and various roundups.
A dense OCR list outlines a weekday schedule with midday to late night programs. It notes shows like Captain Kangaroo Your hosts include Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather era names, along with sports items and local news bulletins.
Mrs. Lillian Gertrude Ramsey Decker aged 83 of 1850 West Main Street died at 2 30 am at Charles E. Still Hospital after a lingering illness. She was born September 7 1880 in Osage City, daughter of George C. and Catherine Cowley Ramsey. She married Ernest W. Decker June 6 1906 in Jefferson City. he died July 15 1950. Survived by one son RE William Bill Decker, 1628 West Main Street, and one sister.
Mrs. Decker, a lifelong Jefferson City resident, died recently. She attended public schools, belonged to First Presbyterian Church, Cherry Street Workers, and was a charter member of the Art Club. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Mary Armstrong of Louisville and the two grandchildren, four nieces, and two nephews. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at a local funeral home with Rev. Frank W. Penick officiating. Burial follows at Riverview Cemetery. Memorials may go to St. Joseph Home for the Aged or Charles E. Still Hospital.
Clemens Kraml 64 of Iberia died at home after a long illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mount View Church of Christ with Evangelist William Hensley officiating and burial in Hickory Point Cemetery. Kraml was president of Krams Wood Productions and a member of the American Angus Association. He was born in Austria June 14, 1909, and married Gladys Lamb Sept. 12, 1926. Surviving: wife. daughter Brenda Kay Kraml of Hollywood. six brothers in Austria and St. Louis. two sisters in Austria.
Final day to purchase vehicle stickers from the city collector at city hall without penalty. A $2 per month penalty applies to late buyers. Dog licenses must also be bought by Wednesday. The humane officer will begin impounding dogs without a license.
Reuters reports Communist China issued its 299th and 300th serious warnings to the United States after Peking radio said two U.S. warships intruded into Chinese territorial waters. Also notes birth of Amy Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albright in Oakland and visits by Mrs. Sachs and others to the New York World's Fair.
Readers share practical homemaking notes from Heloise. A mother wires up a front window TV play area for kids while keeping work flowing. Tips include sealing drinks in plastic cups, corn snacks, and portable TV for outdoor viewing. Readers also mention sewing tissue, clipping articles, and gifting reading in transit.
A News-Tribune owned vending machine at IGA Foodliner 901 E High St was stolen Monday. The device valued at 35 dollars contained about 1 dollar in change. Police investigate and seek information to recover the property.
A list from St. Marys Hospital details admissions and births across Missouri towns and cities including St. Thomas Eldon Holts Summit and Meta. Names of patients and addresses appear with multiple births noted such as daughters and sons born Monday and Tuesday at St. Marys Hospital. A separate entry records John Wayne Long of 525 Rear West Miller Street being fined for disturbing the peace.
A Missouri law officer named Ketchum alleges he was approached by Hearnes supporters offering reappointment if he would soften enforcement of liquor laws. He states no state employees were involved and refuses to name contributors. Hearnes says he has been approached by dissatisfied parties but declines to comment on replacements.
Public notices detail the estate actions for Ruth M. Briggs Winniford and Christina T. Cremer, with executors named and creditors urged to file within nine days? plus letters of annexed grant for Jesse Jones. Stock market wrap reports mixed gains and declines on major exchanges with notable names like Sears Roebuck Woolworth General Motors and Chevron among active movers.
The Joint House Senate Atomic Energy Committee must have 30 days notice before the agreement can take effect Under Atomic Energy Act. Secretary McNamara and Glenn T Seaborg urged Johnson to approve widening pact stating no transfer of atomic weapons or weapons systems involving restricted data will occur
NATIONAL STOCKYARDS AP reports Wednesday receipts: hogs 6,000 cattle 2,500 calves 200 sheep 500. Prices show Hogs up to 25 higher, sow gains to 25, cattle steady to mixed, steers 19.00-22.00, cows 13.00-14.50, calves 18.00-125.00. Kansas City and St. Louis wrap with cattle 3,900, hogs 3,000, sheep 1,000 and egg poultry price ranges.
Fourteen young men demonstrated on Sunday near the Dumbarton area, with actions described as chaotic and unclear due to garbled OCR text. No clear organizations or outcomes are identifiable in the fragment.
An explosion and fire on a floating oil rig off Eugene Island Morgan City La killed at least four workers and left 13 or more missing. About 25 survivors were treated at Lakewood Hospital with non life threatening injuries as the rig sank in 180 feet of water about 78 miles southwest of Morgan City in Block 273.
In Athens negotiations commenced between Greece and Romania over compensation for Greek property nationalized in Romania. The talks aim to establish terms and scope of indemnification, with officials from both sides present to discuss legal and financial arrangements.
The era of formal street greetings changes as two women meet and opt to skip the greeting kiss. The shift signals evolving social expectations and growing comfort with direct, brief exchanges between neighbors.
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