Reward Given For Capture
Mr and Mrs Dave Horn of 2011 Wayne Ave received a $25 reward check and a letter of appreciation from Jefferson City Police Chief Claude Short for helping apprehend a penitentiary escapee. They phoned police after spotting a man knocking on doors. investigation showed the man had recently escaped. Chief Short praised their cool headedness and civic-mindedness for making Jefferson City safer.
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Dave Horn
Wayne Ave
Jefferson City
Claude Short
Horns
Chief Short
Curb Cut Rules Change Thursday in Jefferson City
City Engineer LeRoy Henry announced a new curb cut ordinance in Jefferson City taking effect Thursday. It requires a $10 permit fee and a written application before curb cutting. The ordinance also mandataes three $100 certified checks to guarantee proper construction with penalties up to 150 to 109.
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LeRoy Henry
Jefferson City
Cole County Recorder's Office
Green Berry Road Mishap Injures Two
A two car accident in the 1100 block of Green Berry Road caused slight injuries to a local woman and her two year old son. The mother is identified as Mrs Grace Mary Vignola, 33, of 1202 Peyton Drive. The other driver was Alan Goodding of 1600 Green Berry Road. Police say Goodding applied the brakes and skidded into the other car.
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Green Berry Road
Grace Mary Vignola
Peyton Drive
Alan Goodding
Gooding
Fulbright Spars with Symington Over Kennedy Terms
Fulbright pressed Symington on whether he honors President Kennedy as commander in chief. Symington argued he voted to cut foreign aid after learning the United States trained paratroopers for a country without an airplane. Fulbright countered that waste exists in both foreign aid and America’s space program.
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Fulbright
Symington
Kennedy
United States
Amerija Ca
Late Deer Report Brings Fine in Missouri Court
Magistrate J. R. Rose fined Conrad Kenyon Creach of 1515 E High St Si for failing to report a deer kill within 24 hours. Creach reported the kill 32 hours later five miles south of Camdenton on Friday at 4 45 pm and field dressed the animal. He paid costs of 912.10 and faced a citation issued by conservation agents after reporting to Jefferson City officials eight hours late. Creach claimed he believed 48 hours were allowed.
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J. R. Rose
Conrad Kenyon Creach
High St
Creach
Camdenton
Jefferson City
Rose
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and billing note
The Jefferson City Post Tribune publishes information about the paper’s founding dates, publisher and staff roles, publication schedule, and subscription rates. It outlines carrier delivery charges within Missouri and nearby counties and lists contact details and bureau membership.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William B. Weldon
Willtas HB
Weldon
RL. Rose
Exec
Gen. Mer
Joseph G. Majeusky
News ‘Iriene Company
Monroe Street
Ape
Jeffe Ciy
Associated Brose My
Focal News
Jefferson City
Missouri
IL Rates (Does Not Include Towns With Carrier Feliyery
Cole
Smith
Unitedtates
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Aly
General Shoup Recalls Tarawa Fight and Castle of Promises
Gen Shoup recalls wading through Tarawa's shallows under fire as his amphibious tractor was knocked out and a sniper pierced his neck yet left him alive. He saved nine wounds and promised fallen Marines he would help their children. To honor those vows he backs a scholarship fund for Tarawa survivors' dependents. The 37 year Marine retirements end Dec 31.
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Shoup
Tarawa
2Nd Marine Division Assn
Corps
Congo charges plot linked to foreign embassy financing
Congo said two Russians failed to satisfy security police as diplomats. Last month Congolese ministers accused an unnamed foreign embassy of financing a plot.
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PIA
Poultry Promotion Ties to Exports Draws Fire
Lee Campbell of the Washington Office disputes labels of a touring “ex army cook” used in a poultry promotion program. He notes the chef is a trained institutional food service expert paid $1,000 monthly, with limited overseas work. Officials defend the effort as boosting hides exports and leather demand, citing Italy markets and promotions supported by the rendering and tanning industries.
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Campbell
Institute
Institutional Food Service
Europe
Shepard Blumenthal
National Hide Association
Rockford Hide and Fur Company
Rockford
Ill
N.H.A
Paris
Association
Tanners Council of America
Blumenthal
Artist-Singer To Visit LA at Lincoln University
Eugene Jemison a Kansas native and artist folk singer will perform at 11 p.m. Thursday in Richardson Auditorium Lincoln University as part of a college tour funded by the Association of American Colleges. He will sing folk songs and ballads and lecture on The Creative Process in Art with informal discussions to follow. Jemison holds a BFA from Washburn University and an MFA from Kansas City Art Institute and has studied at the Art Students League Columbia University and other institutions in New York Mexico City and beyond.
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Eugene Jemison
Richardson
Lincoln Universitty
Association of American Colleges
Jemison
Washburn University
Kansas City Art Institute
Art Students’ League
Columbia University
Rainbusch Stained Glass Studios
New York
Instituto Politechico Nacional
Mexico City
New School For Social Research
Citizens Urged To Mail Early This Christmas Season
Postmaster William C. Blair urged citizens to mail Christmas cards and packages early to meet an all-time mailing record. He advised five steps: include complete addresses with ZIP codes, use sturdy packing, buy stamps early, sort cards for local or out-of-town delivery, and use return addresses. Distant items should be mailed by December 10, local items at least a week earlier.
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William C. Blair
Blair
Realtors Debate Zoning and Tax Proposals in City Council
Jefferson City realtors argued that current zoning and a proposed gross receipts tax hinder growth. Brummer urged dropping two agenda items to focus on a zoning study, noting highways have shifted service needs and that the present commercial zoning is too broad. The Realtors joined other groups opposing the tax and reviewed an amended subdivision ordinance.
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Brummer
Jefferson City
Brummel
Cambodian Military Aid To Continue Despite Western Cuts
Cambodia relies on a French advisory mission of about 800 men to train its armed forces while Western aid wanes. Sihanouk warned Western assistance might end, yet French training persists. The country holds roughly 90 million in foreign exchange, cushioning several years of solvency, but a US economic tie break would hit hard, as 40 percent of military upkeep comes from US import funds. Cambodia also gets aid from the Soviet Union and Communist China.
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Sihanouk
Cambodia
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
China
School Bus Drivers Attend Safety Meet at Thorpe J Gordon
Safety operation was highlighted at a clinic for school bus drivers held Tuesday night at Thorpe J Gordon School. About 111 attended the area conference with speakers Sgt. Robert Burgess, John Lawrence, and Joe Nichols Jr. sponsoring groups included the Missouri School Bus Contractors Association, State Highway Patrol, and State Department of Education.
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Thorpe J. Gordon School
Robert Burgess
State Highway Patrol
John Lawrence
State Department of Education
Joe Nichols Jr
Jefferson City
Missouri School Bus Contractors Association
Leslie Joyce
Oil Official Lincoln Speaker
A. W. Lindert, director of government contracts for American Oil Co., will speak at Lincoln University at 11 an. Thursday on the future of scientists in the oil industry. He is visiting to recruit qualified students to work as scientists and technologists. Lincoln is among seven predominantly Negro schools Lindert is visiting. He holds a Minnesota B.S. in chemical engineering and belongs to the American Chemical Society and the American Society of Lubrication Engineers.
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A. W. Lindert
Lincoln University
Lindert
American Oil Co
Lincoln
University of Minnesota
American Chemical Society
American Society of Lubrication Engineers
Death Log From Missouri Highway Patrol Traffic Toll
The Missouri Highway Patrol releases a 24 hour death log noting three fatalities in the last record period. The tally for the year stands at 3, with totals aligning with previous years.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
I.org
Jefferson City considers fire safety bills and passes one
City Council debated two fire protection ordinances on Monday. One bill passed prohibiting burning within 25 feet of any building and restricting open fires to daylight hours with a screened receptacle and approved containers. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars. Inspector Willmeno praised the measure as filling a needed gap with no prior similar ordinances.
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Jefferson City
Vincent Willmeno
Willmeno
Paul Hogg
Smouldering Blaze Fought by Firemen
A railroad fill site outside the city limits has been smouldering since Tuesday morning near Industrial and N Ten Mile Drives, with a bulldozer assisting the Fire Department in dousing the flames.
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Ten Mile Drives
Physical Fitness Test Slated for Reservists
A physical fitness test is slated Sunday for members of the 420th Civil Affairs Company Army Reserves. The test includes a mile run climbing jumping crawling and bro wling on Helias High School practice field. All active reservists under age 40 will take the tests Captain Harold Millard said.
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420Th Civil Affairs Company
Army Reserves
Helias High School
Harold Millard
Regional Chairman Named by Shepley
Ethan A H Shepley named 14 regional chairmen for his gubernatorial bid. Ethan H Campbell was chosen to lead the St. Joseph region, with further county chairs to be named in 114 counties before Christmas. The plan groups regions by voting patterns and governance issues.
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Nist
Ethan A. H. Shepley
Ethan H. Campbell
St. Joseph
Campbell
Elvic
Shepley
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