President Johnson Completes Surgery Recovery Cheerful
President Johnson continues recovery after gall bladder surgery and throat growth removal. He verbalizes lightly via notes while doctors restrict activity and protect his voice. Lady Bird and daughters assist as he plans to return to duties by January amid well wishes from Eisenhower and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yh Bird
Eisenhower
Boman
Serias
White House
Johnson
Cain
Lady Bird
Planners Named For Bicentennial
The article outlines a 20 member dual commission meeting set to organize the Ohio bicentennial celebration in 1976. It notes bid for the Olympic year and mentions President Johnson’s medical situation plus a high profile legal case involving Sheppard and Bailey. Names include Bill Bangert, F Lee Bailey, and several Missouri political figures. The tone reflects a frontier era of planning and public event organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hothesda Naval Hospital
Texas
Cain
Sheppard
Johnson
LBJ
Missouri
Ohio State
U. S
Ari
White House
George
Christian
U.S. Supreme
Warren E. Hearnes
Jubilation and sobs as Sheppard reacts in court
In a courtroom scene Sheppard erupts in celebration then sinks back in his chair, his lawyers restraining him as he begins to sob, shoulders shaking under the strain of the moment.
Hearnes Cites Sloppy Bookkeeping in Retirement System Dismissal
Gov. Warren E Hearnes says firing was due to sloppy bookkeeping in the State Employees Retirement System. Auditor Holman notes sloppy records, months and years behind, with a $566.15 shortage in accounts from 1959 to 1960. He calls the situation improving but says records remain woefully inadequate and poorly maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Hearns
Jamin F. Meyer
Sec
Missouri
Yee Ae
Holman
Central Missouri
State Comptrol Trust Co
Ler
Haskell Holman
Viet Cong raids and air strikes mark eighth day of Attleboro operations
B52 bombers from Guam struck Viet Cong troop concentrations in Tay Ninh Province for the eighth straight day in support of Operation Attleboro. U S forces reported light ground contact, plus seizures of rice totaling 2 217 tons the war's high for a single operation. Rain hampered air raids over North Viet Nam, while South Viet Nam saw hundreds of strike sorties on targets including camps and trenches. An Air America plane was damaged by Viet Cong fire during landing in Quang Tin Province injuring several aboard.
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Guam
Tay Ninh
U.S
Attleboro
Birmingham
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
North
South
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Manila
Air America
Quang Tin Province
Park skating club offers free lessons to Jefferson City
Ice activities promoted by the club aim to teach school figures and ice dancing. Park Board provides lessons taught by volunteers, with 700 residents using them last year. Mrs. Dianse Schols leads, and instructors donate their time. Lessons start Saturday December 3, with a $1.50 fee for 10 sessions. Times by age range are 8:20, 9:20, and 10:00 a.m.
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Park Board
Jefferson
Scott
Don F. Riley
Vincent J. Stokes
Louise Miller
Perry Coy
Richard D. Hemmel
Bernard Eggen
Virginia Bunker
Roy Garrett
Glenn Blank
Victor O. Irvin
Harry Starte
Roy E. Tharp
Jefferson City
UN Censure Debate on Israel Sparks Security Council Split
Security Council members met privately in New York to consider a resolution censuring Israel for the raid on Jordan, with U S Ambassador Goldberg calling the attack inexcusable and violating armistice terms. Britain and France condemned the raid, while the Soviet Union threatened a veto. Arabs and Soviets oppose any balanced resolution condemning Arab terrorism.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Israel
Jordan
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Lord Caradon
Middle East
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Roger Seydoux
France
Goldberg
Soviet Union
Ther
Michaelis
Comay
The
Syria
Hospital Head Seeks Help With Walkaways
Dr. alam O'Brien, acting superintendent at St. Joseph Hospital, asked juvenile patients for ideas to curb walkaways. He met about 35 or 40 youths and noted good suggestions, while the issue spans beyond youths to other patients as he plans programs for older patients as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Alam O'Brien
St. Joseph Hospital
O'Brien
John Goldsborough
O’brien
Hospital elopement debate shapes youth center meeting
At a youth center meeting Dr O Brien and Bar urged minimizing elopements while appealing to patients as caring guardians not autocratic disciplinarians. About half the patients commented, with calls to avoid confinement to another ward as punishment. The article also notes leadership elections in the Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corp and regional United Nations assembly updates.
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Anl
O'Brien
Page 1 First
Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corp
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Lincoln University
Grothoff Wins In Damage Suit
A Cole County Circuit jury ruled in favor of Thomas Grothoff, driver of a Central Dairy truck, in a March 1 1965 fatal collision at the junction of U.S. 50 and U.S. 63. Lewis Carpenter, husband of one victim, sought 25000 in damages arguing Grothoff could have stopped. Loren Babbit, driving the death car, ran the stop light per Missouri Patrol tests.
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Cole County
Thomas Grothoff
Central Dairy
Lewis Carpenter
Grothoff and Central Dairy
U.S. 50
U.S. 63
Loren Babbit
Missouri Highway F Patrol
Hearnes list of state officials and associates cited
Continued from page one a roster of names including Loynd of Emerson Electric Co . in St Louis Donnelly Supreme Court judge Wilkins secretary of the Jaycees district council in Kansas City Raymond McIntyre executive secretary of the state medical association Charles H Dickey Jr . of Mexico Wil Niam J Cason Clinton Robert Prouty rehabilitation secretary Jefferson City Everett McCluhan Goodwill Industries director Kansas City and Welfare Director Proctor N Carter Jefferson City are referenced in the article about state affairs and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchard B. Loynd
Hmerson Electric Co
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Robert T. Donnelly
Jefferson City
Williard Wilkinson
Jabariers District Council
Kansas City
Raymond McIntyre
State Medical Association
Charles H. Dickey Jr
Mexico
Wil. Niam J. Cason
Clinton
Robert Jprouty
J. Everett McCluhan
Goodwill ‘Industries
Proctor N.' Carter
Leonid Meteor Shower Dazzles South West and Nation
A spectacular Leonid meteor shower lit skies across much of the United States, though clouds dimmed views in many regions. Observers from Texas to West Virginia reported bright meteor streaks before dawn, with notable displays in Minden Louisiana and Meridian Mississippi.
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Texas
Arizona
Colorado
Louisiana
Mississippi
West Virginia
Minden
Meridian Miss
New York
Leadville
Cole
Franklin Branley
South
Texas Panhandle
Hay
United States
den Planetarium
Atlantic
Weldon Lewis
Borger
Tex
Branley
Japan
Ken Carter
Carter
Ama
Brawley
Texas Christian Uni
Space
Jupiter
Castle Rock
Turn
Denver
Colo
Earth
Sheriff Probes Cole Junction Vandalism at Farmers Concrete
Deputy Sheriff Melvin Leonard said Cole County investigators are probing an act of vandalism at Cole Junction. A truck owned by Farmers Concrete Co. had its radiator shot, with damage found Monday. Two nights later vandals shot at two more trucks.
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Cole Junction
Melvin Leonard
Cole County
Leonard
Farmers Concrete Co
Mrs Lozier Named to Missouri Arts Council
Gov Warren E Hearnes appoints Mrs Mary Lozier of Moberly as a member of the Missouri State Council on the Arts. She succeeds W Howard Adams of Blue Springs, who reeigned.
Death Log of Missouri Traffic Fatalities Today
The Missouri traffic death log for the 24 hours ended at midnight records 11,190 fatalities this year, compared with 1,156 by the same time last year. The tally includes four deaths carried over from earlier accidents.
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Missouri
Tribune and Post Publisher and circulation notices
The piece lists publishers and staff including Robert Gosworn Rose and Newton Townsend with Jefferson City addresses, and details subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Missouri. It notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation office contact.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert
Gosworn
William H. Weldon
B. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Frank Most
Mar. Newton ‘Townsend
Joseph G. Majersky
News
Itthune Company
Monroe Street
Doak
Jefferson City
Associated Prebee
Associated Press
Jefferson
Missouri
Tawna With Cmrrierelivery
Cole
Minaouri
United States
I Fember
Bureau of Circulations
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Ike
Nate
Congress
Bill Bangfert
Champ Village
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Robert T
Donnelly
Sen
Climax
John W. Joynt
Fred ©. Copeland
New Ma
Charles Kimball
Bailey
John H. Armbrust
Veryle Riddle
Malden
Richard Brown
Columbia
Ben Parnell
Branson
Arthur V. Burrowes
St. Joseph
Ben Wells
Ralph J. Vichi
General Electric Co
Stanslaughter
Musial
Harry
Jay
Don Faurot
Ernest Mehl
Kant
Sas
Ariane
Germany
Marilyn Sheppard
Hearnes
Meyer
Edwin M. Bede
Robert Lb
Slater
Muhammad
EL Farra
U.n.p
El-Farra
U.N
Abraham Pimentel
General Assembly
Boone County
Red China
Ment Association
Canada
Chile
Italy
Special Assembly
Ada Johnson
Cooper County
Robert Walker
Howard County
Thomas Robinson
Callaway County
Treassurer
Grothoff
Carpenter
Will ‘Liam Givens
Audrain County
Galveston Shipley
Moniteau
Mrs
Lucy Ford
Osage
Jerome Evans
Randolph
William Pierce
Regional Office of Economic Opportunity
Congression
Pierce
Cmchdc
Ytalian Will
Rte
East
Datty
Drive IN Quality FooDs
Rathskeller
Ace Dinning
Jeffersonian Club
Capitals
Tuberculosis Society
William C. Blair
E. A. Richter
Cale County
Norman Thompson
News-Tribune
Mamie Stover
Jane Russell
Richard Eran
Joan Leslie
Agnes Moorshead
Leo
Kenneth L. Franklin
Hayden Planetarium
Springfield
Don H. McInnis
Southwest Missouri State
Herbert Cowdray Sr
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
Federica Fellini
Anthony Quinn
Richardson Auditorium
Wintory Club of
Lincoln TU
Arris Pizza Palace
W. High
Dial
Oja
Hiway
Hoiden” Wear
Aulwarez
Kelly Fee Columbacols Try
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Whailler — PA
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