Rates Rise On Missouri Auto Insurance
Kansas City AP reports higher auto insurance rates in Missouri due to increased highway accident costs. NBCU and NAUA say liability and physical damage coverages rise 3.1 to 4.5 percent statewide, with larger hikes in Kansas City suburbs and for young male drivers under 25. some areas and basic policies unchanged.
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Missouri
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
NBCU
NAUA
Unveil Missile At Celebration In Red Square Parade
Reuters reports Russia plans to unveil a ground to air missile at Thursday's Red Square parade marking the 46th anniversary of the Russian Revolution. The anti missile weapon may be shown as Khrushchev attends a palace ceremony while Brezhnev rises in the leadership lineup.
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Reuters Moscow
Russia
Red Square
Palace of Congresses
Nikita Khrushchev
Post-Tribune Publisher and Circulation Details
The notice lists Post-Tribune publishers Robert C Gobhorn William B Weldon and staff, plus management roles. It states publication is daily except Saturday from 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri and notes Associated Press affiliation, rights reservations, and subscription rates for carrier delivery in Jefferson City and surrounding counties, with mail rates for other regions.
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M&s
Robert C. Gobhorn
William BH. Weldon
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R.L. Rose
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Kollter
News Tribune Company
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Jefferson City
Associated Press
Jefferaes
City
Missouri
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Inquest Slated In Camden County
A coroner's inquest into the death of Raytown man Melvin Charles after a sheriff shooting is set for 2 p m Friday in Camden County Missouri. Charles died in a Springfield hospital after being wounded following a confrontation when he and companions allegedly attacked Sheriff Russell Osborn after a traffic stop near 12 miles north of Camdenton. Charles' companions Lloyd Charles and Calvin R Smith, both of Kansas City, were later arrested by Greene County deputies on charges of careless and reckless driving and resisting arrest.
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Raytown
Russell Osborn
D. B. Holley
Camden County
Melvin Charles
Springfield
Osborn
Charles
Here
Lloyd Charles
Calvin R. Smith
Kansas City
Greene County
Meller Arraigned In Bombing Case
Melvin Meller, 34, arraigned in a Jefferson City bombing case tied to a building dynamiting plot on Aug. 15 to defraud an insurer. Bound over to December Circuit Court with $7,500 bond after Magistrate Court hearing. third defendant in the case alongside James Ralph Travis and Mrs. Margaret Smart. Travis testified for the prosecution linking Meller to the scheme. the insured building carried a $40,000 policy.
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Jefferson City
James Ralph Travis
Margaret Smart
J. R. Rose
Meller
Travis
Lowell McCuskey
Melvin Meller
Taxi Inspection Program Completes Safety Checks
The police department completed its annual taxi cab inspection at the street department building. Lawrence Patton reported 24 vehicles received safety and other checks, with eight failing safety device inspections on the first pass. The effort aims to promote safe driving on city streets.
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Police Department
Lawrence Patton
Nhu family turmoil deepens as junta holds bodies
The bodies were handed to relatives for burial while the junta said they have hidden them for burial instructions from Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc in Rome. Nhu’s widow will not be extradited. Nhu’s children were moved to Bangkok and Rome, under U.S. and Vatican supervision, as talks over visas and travel plans complicate relocation. The revolutionary government named a 12 member executive committee led by Maj. Gen. Duonel Van Minh after the coup that toppled Diem.
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One Car Accident Ends With Citation In Cole County
Henry Louis Wolters of Jefferson City, 51, received a summons for driving on the wrong side after a 12:20 a.m. one car crash on G.S. 50 West in Cole County. His vehicle left the left edge, crossed the median strip for 204 feet, veered across the road and hit an embankment. Damage to the car was estimated at 125. The report cites Highway Patrol details.
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Jefferson City
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Cole County
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State Dept finds Otepka guilty and fires him
The State Department sustained charges against Otepka, finding he declassified confidential documents and shared them with the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. He was dismissed, though allowed to appeal within 10 days, while remaining on a $16,900 salary as head of the Security Evaluation Division.
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Dodd
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Internal Security Subcommittee
Survey to Include Some Area Counties
A state Division of Employment Security survey will cover 13 Missouri counties including Barton Bates Benton Cedar Franklin Gasconade Henry Hickory Johnson Morgan Pettis St Clair and Vernon. Directed by LeRoy Schantz, it is the fourth survey to assess employment needs and employer requirements.
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Bates
Benton
Cedar
Franklin
Gasconade
Henry
Hickory
Johnson
Morgan
Pettis
St Clair
Vermon
First Negro Council Candidate Defeated in OCILLA Primary
In Ocilla Georgia Clarence Davis a 43 year old dry cleaner lost the Democratic primary for City Council to John W Wingate a furniture dealer and former mayor Wingate won 639 votes to 166 Davis was the first Negro to seek public office in the community in this south Georgia race.
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South Georgia
Clarence Davis
John W. Wingate
End Government Farm Role Urged by Shuman in Speech
Joseph Missouri AP The American Farm Bureau Federation president Charles B Shuman told about 900 farm families at St Josephs 120th Balanced Farming Dinner that the squeeze on farmers grows tighter and the cure is to remove federal government from agriculture He outlined three steps to end farm programs Vote Congress down vote referendums and stop using them He praised wheat farmers for defeating referendums predicting better prices and criticized administration guidance He cited farm price parity at 77 percent of parity and noted ASF budget and grain reduction programs while corn output may set a record claiming federal spending cannot make an industry prosper.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
St. Joseph
Congress
L Eaders
Shuman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Berlin Blockade Ends as U S Convoy Passes Through
The 12 vehicle Soviet blockade near Berlin relented at Babelsberg as a U S convoy reached West Berlin from Marienborn and a second convoy followed. Lt John Lamb led the lead jeep. a crowd cheered through the night as 5,600 American troops began Berlin maneuvers. U S officials said no concessions were made.
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Paris Geneva Talks Loom Over GATT Steel Tariffs
U S Vice President Lyndon B Johnson urged Benelux leaders in Luxembourg to keep steel tariffs low as France Germany and the six nations move toward GATT negotiations in Geneva next year under the steel coal framework. Prices cited show US$100 a ton in the community with German and French prices at US$101.30 and US$96.60 respectively. The steel coal treaty allows independent action not present under the Common Market. The chicken war with the United States seeking compensation for tariff hikes on frozen fowl remains unresolved. An impartial GATT panel was asked to assess damages to U S poultrymen as a basis for possible compensation.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Steel-Coal Pool
Luxembourg
Johnson
France
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América
Prison Inmates Waive Preliminary Hearings
Three penitentiary inmates waived preliminary hearings on escape charges in Magistrate Court. They were bound over to the December term of Circuit Court but requested an earlier hearing if possible.
Former Convict To Face Jury On Gun Charge
Louis Cangelose known as Black Louis of Kansas City is bound over to the federal grand jury on interstate transportation of guns by a former convict. Louie Zicarelli of Kansas City and Dominic Cervello of Overland Park were arrested crossing from South Dakota after a hunting trip. Zicarelli faces aiding and abetting, Cervello’s charge was dismissed for lack of proof of knowledge of Cangelose’s record. The car was registered to Cangelose’s wife. The hearing before U S Commissioner Wilford Forker involved disputed disclosure of case information. Cangelese was paroled in 1940 after a 1933 kidnapping and armed robbery conviction.
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Towa
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Wilford Forker
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South Dakota
Cervella
James McNally
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Senate backs Morse amendment cutting development loan funds
The Senate adopted, by 42 to 40, an amendment by Sen. Wayne Morse that cuts 825 million from development loan funds and rescinds authority to continue the program for two years, signaling a demand for a major overhaul of the foreign aid program next year. The party split 29-29 among Democrats, with Republicans voting 13 to 11 in favor.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Dalton to Decide Next Week on Wolfe Stay
Gov. John M. Dalton said he would decide the first of next week whether to grant a stay for Ronald Lee Wolfe, the convicted rapist scheduled to die in the gas chamber Nov. 29. Wolfe’s lawyers asked for a sanity board review after talks Tuesday. previous appeals were denied by state and U.S. Supreme Courts.
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John M. Dalton
Ronald Lee Wolfe
Dalton
Wolfe
Troy
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Supreme Courts
Mrs Hobbs Confined After Shoulder Injury
Mrs John W Hobbs of Highway 50 West will be confined to her home for several weeks due to a shoulder injury. She tripped and fell on Oct 18 at her residence. An arrest of James E Mahurin is noted. Additional incidents involving Wilkerson and Wade on Oct 20 and Oct 29. The report mentions a large bone in her left shoulder and severe bruises.
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John W. Hobbs
Highway 50 West
James E. Mahurin
Jacks
Wilkerson
Harold
Wade
Church
GOP push reshapes Assembly races and Mississippi vote
The piece notes Republican momentum toward gaining the Assembly in Kentucky where Edward Breathitt leads Nunn by about 15 000 in a near complete count of 860 000 votes. Nunn cites irregularities and keeps faith in a possible reversal while criticizing an anti discrimination order by Gov. Combs and Kennedy administration policy. In Mississippi Lt Governor Paul Johnson defeats Republican Rubel Phillips with Johnson leading 172 237 to 101 605 as precincts tally. Tate wins Philadelphia mayoralty over McDermott, racial tension flares with Tate accusing McDermott of courting white voters. The GOP sees material gains. Dems pause. Also recounts advisory New York off track betting vote and several mayors elected in Salt Lake City Boston Indianapolis Columbus.
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Assembly
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt Jr
Hharges
Louie B Nunn
Nunn
Bert Combs
Kennedy
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Rubel Phillips
Phillips
Johnson
Tate
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
James T. McDermott
McDermott
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Democratic National Committee
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Salt Lake City
J. Bracken Lee
Boston
John F. Collins
Indianapolis
John J. Barton
Columbus
Ohio
Maynard EB. Sensenprenner
Chillicothe Man Charged in Albany Robbery
Roy Byesell Roney aged 20 of Chillicothe Mo faces armed robbery charges for an Albany service station holdup on Monday. The suspect held owner Charles Gardner at gunpoint and took 89 dollars from the register. he is jailed on 5000 dollars bond with a 16 year old accomplice held for juvenile authorities. Troopers traced them to a car on U S 136, half a mile west of Albany.
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Albany, Mo
Roy Byesell
Roney
Albany
theCentry County
Everett Bowman
Charles Gardner
Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log Summary
The Missouri Highway Patrol release lists traffic deaths over the last 24 hours ending at midnight, with figures showing 951 deaths so far this year and 840 deaths at the same time last year. No specific incidents or names are provided in the fragment.
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