U.S. Rejects Talks On Missile Control In Disarmament Debate
United States disarmament negotiator William Foster told the UN General Assembly committee that the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia has halted any near term U S Soviet discussions on nuclear missiles. He noted Washington had proposed bilateral talks but stressed current European events block progress and that the nonproliferation treaty remains vital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
William Foster
Czecho-slovakia
Foster
General, Assembly
United States
Asles
United Nations
Washington
Moscow
Department
United’ States
Czechoslovakia
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Dean Rusk
Diration
Jacob Ma
Rusk
Russia
J. Bt
Circuit Court action ends with mixed results and pleas
In Kansas City Miss Delores Smith faces theft charges for allegedly stealing 15 men s suits from a local store. Miss Jenkins, both of Kansas City, was appointed counsel by Judge George P. Adams Brancato, a real estate figure, and arraignment was continued to December 2. A separate case involves Thomas Wolfe, arraigned on a forged check charge with proceedings continuing to December 10.
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Kansas City
Ney
C. Penney Co
George P. Adams Brancato
Mexico
N. Jasner M. Brancata
Delores Smith
Brenda Jenkens
Kan Adams
Brancato
Adsas City
Wolfe
Sacred Cod returns to Massachusetts State House
The Sacred Cod statue is back in its place after a three day disappearance, with Capitol police saying the fish never left the building in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
State House
Capitol
Five Foot Fish of Interior Dept Missing in House
The five foot cod replica once tied to the Interior Department vanished from a House chamber door. Police say it was placed behind a door months ago and later found, amid disputes with the Poor People’s Campaign over a $71,795 bill. The missing fish echoes 1933 events tied to demonstrations on National Park grounds.
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Washington
Interior Department
House Chamber
Capitol
Paul Dob
Bernard R. Meyer
Felice
prask-Christian
Post Tribune Establishment and Staff Ledger, City Notice
Jefferson City Post Tribune notes the Tribune established in 1568 and Post in 1908 with publishers and editors listed. Board chairman and officers named. newspaper published each evening except Sunday from 216 Maebree Street. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail within Missouri. circulation and offices credited.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Soshorn
William H. Weldon
RL. Rose
Robert Blosser
Frank Holt
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
News Tribune Company
Maebree Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Jeferson Ch
Missouri
Cote
United States
Warner ‘Ava Pureau
Allies kill 181 Reds in big battle near Da Nang and Saigon
U S and South Vietnamese troops report 181 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead in two 480 mile apart operations. One south of Da Nang amid winter offensive activity. another 15 miles southwest of Saigon near Cambodian border. Casualties include civilians and soldiers from shelling and ambushes, with multiple incidents. Talks on Paris peace possible, with potential delegation led by Vice President Ky. An air war loss sees a damaged B52. crew escaped with two serious injuries.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Aldridge Named Chairman of Missouri Boat Commission
Aldridge a Columbia Republican and former Jefferson City resident named chairman of the Missouri Boat Commission. He is the play-by-play announcer for the Missouri Sports Network and general manager of KFRU. Aldridge replaces Crump Taylor, who remains a member. Parsons becomes vice-chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mahon R. Aldridge
Missouri Boat Commission
Aldridge
Jeffersons City
Missouri Sports Network
University of Missouri
KFRU
Alridge
Crump Taylor
Appleton City
Taylor
Warren E. Hearnes
Jesse A. Parsons
Ellington
Romantic scene turns frantic in Luton incident
In Luton England Paul Sibley aged 18 parked with his girlfriend Janice Hayes in a deserted spot Saturday night. A flare lit the sky as two men began smashing the car windows with pickax handles creating a sudden, violent disturbance.
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Luton
England
Paul Sibley
Janice Hayes
Exon Elected President of Sibley Medical Staff
Dr. C Stuart Exon was elected President and Chief of the Medical Staff at Memorial Community Hospital in a regular November meeting. Police will cover hospital repair costs after an incident in which a getaway car was damaged and a staff member was cut by broken glass during an attack linked to a crime investigation.
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C. Stuart Exon
Sibley
Razd Memorial Community Hospital
Gene
Sibley’s
Exon
Lear
Fred.o. Tietien
M. D
Charles W. Coe
Caree
Tanice
Liquor Licenses Hit By State Actions In Missouri
State officials suspended the 5 percent beer by the drink license for 13 A Sporting Goods in Osage Beach for unlawful supply to a minor and revoked the package liquor license for the store. The Tiki Lounge in Jefferson City also faced a suspension for the same reason. In a separate ruling, the Supreme Court lifted a ban on political demonstrations by white supremacists, allowing hearings by judges before restraining orders, while a 1966 order and subsequent rulings affected demonstrations in Maryland and New Bloomfield School received a flag presentation by the VFW.
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John I
Missouri Department of Cent Beer
Matthews
M. D
Byron
Sporting Goods
Watts
M.D
Fred M
Ila Mae Scott
Lake Road
Osage Beach
Tiki Lounge
Dunkin St
John L. Wehmeyer
VFW
Post
Jefferson City
New Bloomfield
Mon- Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
East l
Marydrink
Bill J.land Court of Appeals
Tarr
South
Columbia
Vietnam Leaders Eye Shift Toward Paris Talks Plan
The Saigon government signals three part pressure to mobilize youth and villagers for combat, train women, and force conscription as talks with Hanoi loom. Officials say delegation to Paris may come with US pressure and NEF recognition, while Communists plan a winter spring campaign.
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Regu- Huong
Saigon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Aplin Saigon
Parisia
Armier
Tran van Huong
Ameri
Paris
Vung Tau
Can
United States
Huong
Iietnam
Mula
South Vietnam
North Viet
U. S
Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Cong
NEF
Jfy
National Liberation Front
Mrs Carter named society president at cancer society unit
Mrs Harold Carter of 1218 Mor eau Drive was elected president of the Cole County unit of the American Cancer Society at an organizational meeting Monday night. Other officers elected were Robert L. Orenstein as vice president and Mrs Roy Lone as secretary. Committee assignments included By Laws Edgar M. Ragan and Mrs Stuart Exon with Mrs Ei ye Meyerharat, Publicity Clark Lewis and co chairs Mrs Exon and Mrs Winston Cook.
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Harold Carter
Moreau Drive
Cole County
American Cancer Society
Robert L. .Qrenstein
Major Drive
Roy Lone
Crystal View Terrace
Edgar M. Ragan
Central Trust Building
Stuart Exon
Boonville Road
Ei Ye Meyerharat
Washing
Medical staff officers direct hospital activities for the elected year
The article notes that medical staff officers oversee the hospital's medical staff operations during the year they are elected. It highlights leadership roles, responsibilities, and the yearlong oversight responsibilities assigned to these officers.
Pair sentenced for escape in Missouri circuit court
In a Mississippi County circuit court action on Monday judge forgave or approved terms for inmates and associates. John L Hearne appointed to represent James W Williams charged with forgery. Fred Dillon received two year sentence for escaping from the auxiliary prison. Michael Duerr got two years for escaping from the auxiliary prison. Delbert Downie represented by Sreene County official for alleged theft. Andrew Solven a Missouri Penitentiary inmate was given two years for illegal possession of a stimulant drug.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Michael Duerr
Romong Marjorie Harbour
Duerrwasi
Louis County
Andrew Solven
Mother and two children die in Missouri home fire
In Charleston Missouri Solven a Mississippi prisoner set a fatal blaze that destroyed a frame home killing a mother Kimberly Ann 6 and Della Lee 2. The suspect Charles Cherry and Norman Ggins were wounded in a separate knife attack. Garrett who faces additional five years for a prior conviction remains hospitalized. cause of fire under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
APA
Solven
Tab-Mathier
Billy Joe Garrett
South Penitentiary
Della Lee
Garrett
New
City directory campaign starts for 1969 directory
The sales campaign for Jefferson City's 1969 Directory starts today. Mark Cordell, executive manager of the Chamber of Commerce, said Mullin-Kille of American Printing Co. will conduct the campaign. The directory should be completed in about six months with delivery expected in June 1969.
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Jefferson’ City
Mark Cordell
Chamber of Commerce
Mullin-Kille
American Printing Co
Capital City
Toastmasters debate bombing halt in war
The Toastmasters debated the subject resolved that the bombing halt was in the best interest of the United States at their Monday night meeting. William Liliensick and Peter Scott represented the affirmative. Wilkie Cunningham and Fred Pelletier represented the negative. The session included remarks on a juvenile case and a legal matter involving local residents, with various officials cited and a note on a related court action and a government agency dispute over costs.
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United States
William Liliensick
PeterScott
Wilkie Cunningham
Fred Pelletier
Ted E
Jefferson City
Liliensick
David Watfield
Major Burridge
State Board
Donald Ing
Cline
Epsinst Morgan
Interior Department
Morgan
Torm
Yin
SCLC
Trio arraigned in robbery case at Cole County Court
Virgil Ray Morgan and Jim Pace bound over to Cole County Circuit Court after a Monday preliminary hearing on an armed robbery charge. The pair are accused of stealing 196.50 from the Holiday Inn on U S 50 South on Oct 7 and assaulting clerk Gary Forte.
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Virgil Ray ‘Morgan
Jimimie Lee Pace
Cole County
Morgan and
Pate
Holiday Inn
U.S.50 South
Gary Forte
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