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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1966

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Hunter Arraigned In Shooting Case

In Versailles, Jerald Antoine was arraigned in magistrate court on a felonious assault charge for firing at Morgan County deputy sheriff and retired conservation agent Edward Schuler. Authorities say Schuler identified himself and asked the men to disarm. Antoine was released on character bond with preliminary hearing not yet scheduled. Schuler is identified as the father of Mrs. Ronald Maxwell.

Versailles Jerald Antoine Edward Schuler Schuler Morgan William Johnson Morgan County Antoine Hull Sedalia Attorn Johnson Ronald E. Maxwell Binder

Vanlandingham Proposes Second Circuit Judge in 13th District

State Senator A Basey Vanlandingham D Boon e says he will push a bill in the Missouri General Assembly to create a second circuit judge in the Boone Callaway district. The plan would split duties between Judge John M Cave and a new judge with case assignment by court rule. He cites rising caseloads and delays, noting 485 4385 filings in 1955 and 860 660 dispositions in 1965 as evidence.

A. Basey Vanlandingham Boone 13Th Judicial District Callaway Missouri General Assembly John M. Cave Vanlandingham Missouri

Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Post publication details

Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Post establishment years 1868 and 1908. Publisher names include ME and MES Goshorn and Weldon. Board chair L Rose. editors Townsend Majersky Ysolt Ring. Published every evening except Saturday by News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street. Subscriptions list carrier and mail rates for Jefferson City and surrounding counties. Associated Press credit note and public notice of circulation audit. Dial 636 3131.

Robert C. Goshorn Deeee ME MES William 4. Weldon L. Rose Robert Blosser Frank Ysolt Mer Newton Townsend Joseph G. Majersky News Tribune Company Monroe Street Jefferson City Sora Associated Press Cole Missouri Billsouri United States Audit Bureau of Circulationa

Suits Filed On Properties In Lohman Estate

Two suits filed in Cole County Circuit Court seek sale of Sylvester M Lohman property and division of proceeds. Plaintiffs G Comer Bates Ira H Lohman Jr argue inheritance from Louis C Lohman 1921. Defendants Margaret L Bentley Louis V Lohman own most of the estate including the High and Jefferson corner property and a 3.73 acre Jefferson Street home tied to the historic Lohman Opera House site.

Cole County Sylvester M. Lohman Melvin Leonard Lohman Louis. C .Lohman G. Comer Bates Ira H. Lohman Margaret L. Bentley Louis V. Lohman High Street Jefferson Street Singer Co John Cowley Lohman Opera House Louis C. Lohman

Miss Mansfield's Son In Good Condition After Surgery

Doctors report Jayne Mansfield's 6 year old son Zaltan Hargitay in satisfactory condition following spleen removal after he was mauled by a chained lion at an animal lestpoureh. The boy slept well after a restless post surgery night, a hospital spokesman said.

Thousand Oaks Calif Jayne Mansfield Zaltan Hargitay

Reapportionment Hearing Divides City Leaders

City officials and witnesses debated how to count prisoners and non resident students for reapportionment. Rose urged counting all people including prisoners and Lincoln University students, while others urged bipartisan or outside review and suggested excluding non residents.

Hiesberger Rose Christy Everett T. Marten Board of Education Lincoln University

Rescue continues as Nordmeer breaks up in storm

Rescue efforts for the Nordmeer proceed after the ship ran aground eleven days ago. Two helicopter trips carried four men each as the vessel began to crack and flood, with crew rescued to the Mackinaw and Alpena. Most of the 40 crew members were flown to Hamburg, while Captain Steinbeck and seven others stay aboard to deter salvage claims.

Steinbeck Hamburg West Germany

Trucker Held Without Charge In Saigon Death Case

American truck driver Lyle H. Smith of Kennewick Washington was jailed two weeks in Saigon without charge after a Vietnamese traffic death. A Vietnamese magistrate sought bail of 17000 dollars, about 40 times typical, and Smith was released November 23 after bail was reduced to 1700 dollars. RMK BRJ workers posted funds, enabling Smith to depart for Formosa on Thanksgiving. Officials said the company would cover damages if a competent court rules so. The US Embassy offered help but did not intervene. the embassy denied refusal to assist.

Saigon South Viet Nam Lyle H. Smith Kennewick Wash Magstrate Rmk-Brj Construction Smith Formosa U.S I Smith

Great Lakes Storm Brings Heavy Snow Across Region

Arctic winds blast Michigan and Great Lakes states as six state cold wave prompts power cuts and drifts up to seven feet. Nordmeer rescued eight seamen from a stricken Lake Huron ship as City of Midland passenger ferry stranded near Ludington with 181 aboard. 24 elderly evacuated from Maple City infirmary after prolonged outages. 10 dead across Cleveland from shoveling heart attacks.

Lupington Mich Michigan Great Lakes Weather Bureau Montana Nebraska North Central Lake Huron Coast Guard Nordmeer Ludington City of Midland Sturgeon Bay Wis Lake Michigan Maple City Upper Michigan Lower Michigan Power Company Cleveland Ohio Lake Erie

Seiler Named Joplin Judge Hopeful Under Nonpartisan Plan

Appointment parate practice antitrust condemnation contract matters insurance defamation and municipal government are noted in the profile. Seiler, Joplin city attorney 1950 to 1954, has led civic groups and the Jasper County Bar Association, served on the Missouri Board of Law Examiners, and chairs elect of the National Conference of Bar Examiners. He faces Norwin D. Houser and Andrew Jackson Higgins for the Missouri Supreme Court seat, with the bench at stake and a 1968 retention vote planned under the nonpartisan court plan.

Seiler Joplin Jasper County Bar Association Missouri Board of Law Examiners National Conference of Bar Examiners St. Philip's Episcopal Church of Norwin D. Houser Andrew Jackson Higgins Houser Higgins Missouri Supreme Court Supreme Court Missouri

Syrian Socialists Call For Overthrow of Hussein

In Damascus the Baath Socialist party urged overthrow of Jordan's King Hussein as regional tensions escalate. Israel claimed two Egyptian jets shot down and exchanges of fire across the Jordanian-Israeli frontier intensified amid anniversary of the UN partition decision.

Hussein Damascus Syria Baath Socialist Party Jordan Middle East Israel United Nations Palestine Rujym Judean

Park Board Approves Promotions Across Missouri State Parks

The State Park Board announced seven promotions and transfers. Eddie Huffman retires as Van Meter State Park superintendent, to be replaced by Ben Knox. Carney Sutton resigns Round Spring, replaced by Jimmie Hollcroft. Earl Fulks moves to centralized warehouse at Lake of the Ozarks. John Jurado moves to Pershing State Park, Edmund Egeland becomes Table Rock superintendent. Kenneth Apperson moves to Pomme de Terre, Johnny Marchbank to Graham Cave, William Dowd becomes Meramec assistant superintendent.

State Park Board Joseph Jaeger Jr Eddie Lee Huffman van Meter State Park Ben Knox Meramec State Park Knox Carney Sutton Round Spring State Park Jimmie Hollcroft Lake of the Ozarks State Park Earl Fulks Pershing State Park Central Warehouseman John Jurado Table Rock State Park Edmund Egeland Pomme de Terre Park Kenneth Apperson Graham Cave State Park Pomme de Terre State Park Johnny Marchbank Bennett Spring Graham Cave William R. Dowd Fredericktown

Jury Awards $43,916 in Suit Against Highway Commission

Grantwood Construction Co of Kirkwood won $43,916 in a Cole County Circuit Court breach of contract suit against Missouri State Highway Commission over allegedly inferior borrow pit materials for Route SNN in Dunblin and Pemiscot counties. Thejury awarded compensation including interest after the company said it had to obtain materials elsewhere. The commission had offered $4,594 to settle. The trial lasted two and a half days.

Grantwood Construction Co Kirkwood Cole County State Highway Commission Dunblin Pemiscot The Highway Commission

Viet Nam Cease Fire Truces Announced by Ky Government

Viet Nam truce periods announced by Premier Nguyen Cao Ky include two days at Christmas and New Year and four days for the lunar New Year Tet festival. The U S and allied forces are to observe the ceasefires, with bombs and naval actions paused. President Johnson was briefed and Vietnam war planning continues with concerns over whether North Viet Nam will de-escalate.

U.S Nguyen Cao Ky Viet Nam Texas White House North Viet Nam Pentagon Hanoi

Mixed Emotions Prompt Grim Image From Student

BASINGSTOKE England AP a teacher recalls asking a pupil for examples of mixed emotions and a 31 year old girl responded with a troubling line about seeing a headmistress ride a bicycle over a cliff.

Basingstoke England

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