Kennedy Urges Action for a Top America
Kennedy tours California promising a crash program to convert salt water to fresh and blasting Republican energy policies. He stresses agriculture as the top domestic issue and calls for a Federal Power Commission that serves the public interest. He campaigns through Oregon and California, aiming to mobilize support and warn of national peril.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
California
John F. Kennedy
America
Indianapolis
Ind
Claude Wickard
Richard M. Nixon
Redding
Federal Power Commission
White House
Council of Resource and Conservation Advisers
Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Portland
Civic Auditorium
Reds May Call For U N Rap on Trujillo
The Soviet Union planned to urge the United Nations Security Council to back world pressure on the Dominican Republic. Vasily Kuznetsov filed the request to discuss a resolution urging approval of the OAS Aug 20 measure. OAS ministers at San Jose pressed for diplomatic and economic steps. The United States favored airing the move but doubted UN action. Latin bloc discussions followed with Argentina and Ecuador expected to oppose UNSC validation.
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Soviet Union
Security Council
U.N
Dominican Republic
Vasily Kuzne
Organization of American States
Kuznetsov
OAS
Council
United States
San Jose
Argentina
Ecuador
Foreign Kidney Graft Between Nonrelatives Reported
Paris doctors led by Dr. Rene Kuss at Foch Hospital report a successful kidney transplant between nonrelated individuals. Recipient Maryse Geneix, 26, has lived 78 days with her new kidney and is recovering. Donor Robert Fayet, 33, is her brother in law.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Maryse Geneix
U. S
Rene Kuss
Foch Hospital
Paris
Robert Fayet
Geneix
Space achievements noted in presidential visit remarks
President Eisenhower lauds human talent over tech power during Alabama stop at Redstone Army airfield. He travels with Gen Lemnitzer NASA head Glennan and Dr Kistiakowsky, marking a rare postwar trip to Alabama since 1940.
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Columbine III
Army
Redstone
Washington
Lyman Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
T. Keith Glennan
NASA
George B. Kistiakowsky
Science and Technology
Alabama
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sen
William Bankhead
Eisenhower
Hurstsville
R. N. Searcy
House
Missouri plans 0 Year mental health program scale
The program proposes state and local funding for community mental health centers, expanded state hospitals, and new beds for the retarded. It cites crane shortage at Marshall and calls for 600 beds at Higginsville, 260 at St Louis, plus a new institution in southern Missouri with 1,000 to 1,500 beds. It also recommends boosts in staff and school facilities and integration with medical schools and universities.
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Marshall
S. Louis
Marshall Carrollon
Higginsville
St. Louis
Missouri
Springfield
Fulton
St. Joseph
Nevada
Farmington
Istate
Washington University Medical School
University of Missouri Medical School
Columbia
Kansas City Mental Health Foundation
Blair
Mental Health Bill To Be in Millions
Missouri eyes a 10-year mental health modernization with projected costs in the millions. A two-year total of 44.4 million funds mental hospitals, schools for the retarded, and the central state office. Dr Addison M Dulval outlined starter costs for two years including 6.37 million for hospitals staff, 876 thousand for schools and facilities, 239 thousand for child rehabilitation in St Louis, 377 thousand for Fulton, and 128 thousand for St Joseph. Further salary upgrades and expansion plans await determination.
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St. Louis
St. Joseph
Duval
Missouri
Central State Office
Addison M. Dulval
Division of
Mental Diseases
Children’s, Sons
Children's
Banker to Direct Development Agency
Preston Estep a St. Louis banker and civic leader active in the Downtown Stadium project was elected chairman of the Missouri-Illinois BiState Development Agency. He succeeds Charles M. Roos who becomes vice-chairman after resigning to devote more time to his business interests. Estep heads the Civic Center Redevelopment Corp executive committee and serves on the St. Louis Cardinals board and Municipal Theater Association. He resides in suburban Ladue.
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Preston Estep
Missouri-Illinois BiState Development Agency
Estep
Charles M. Roos
Belleville
Iul
Roos
Civic Center Redevelopment Corp
Tthe
St.Louis Cardinals
Baseball Club
Municipal Theater Association
Ladue
He Bounces Back Like Rubber Ball
Denver AP reports John DeSiacomo recovering after 11 major operations 12 bouts with pneumonia following a 1956 automobile accident that left him paralyzed. On his 54th birthday he remains in hospital care and his doctor urges him to fight and come back each time.
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Denver
Colo
John Desiacomo
Johnny
Dejiacoma
Russellville FFA Jakes Fair Honors
Seventeen Russellville FFA members earned 44 blue 34 red and 19 white ribbons at Moniteau Cole and Missouri State fairs. The chapter placed third among 23 at the state fair. Top scorer Melvin Loesch won 10 blue 6 red and 5 white ribbons. Palmer Ott was runner up. Other members included Earl Brandt Alan Cli burn Jim Jones Richard Lari more Freddie Pistel Leroy Ploch berger Donnie Scrivner Ronnie Scrivner Jerry Strobel Richard Strobel and Gary Volkart.
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Russellville
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Moniteau County
Cole County
Missouri
Melvin Loesch
Palmer Ott
Earl Brandt
Alan Cliburn
Jim Jones
Richard Larimore
Freddie Pistel
Leroy Plochberger
Donnie Scrivner
Ronnie Scrivner
Jerry Strobel
Richard Strobel
Gary Volkart
Four Kick Off Dollar Campaign by Missouri Democrats
Four Democratic candidates for state office launched the Dollars for Democrats drive at the party headquarters in Missouri to raise funds by collecting $153,065 in a door to door effort. The plan matches a dollar for every six Missouri votes cast for Adlai Stevenson in 1952, with leaders Atty. Gen. John M. Dalton governor nominee, Warren E. Hearnes secretary of state nominee, Thomas F. Eagleton attorney general nominee, and Milton Carpenter state treasurer nominee.
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John W. Inglish
State
Democratic Committee
auToUn
Missouri
Adlai Stevenson
John M. Dalton
Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas F. Eagleton
Milton Carpenter
Treasrer
Safety Program Pushed by Lions in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Lions Club safety committee plans a meeting with school directors and Jefferson City police traffic officials to improve the club’s Schoolboy Patrol. Fred Brown heads the safety committee as the group seeks better distribution and upkeep of hailicoats hats belts and badges. President Paul I. Byrne notes about 400 dollars budgeted to replace worn equipment. The Schoolboy Patrol has been a Lions Club project for about 20 years.
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Jefferson City Lions Club
Jefferson City Police Department
Lions Club
Fred Brown
Paul I. Byrne
Jefferson City
Security Building Needed at Fulton State Hospital
The next legislature will be asked to approve a new maximum security building to house criminally insane patients at Fulton State Hospital after a series of mass escapes from the Biggs Building. Officials estimate housing about 300 men will cost around 4.4 million dollars and urged immediate steps including re screening the 50 inmates and closer hospital prison cooperation.
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Fulton State Hospital
Division of Mental Diseases
Corrections Department
Biggs
Tte
Fulton
Addison M. Duval
Betwen
U S to Stand Put on U N Resolution over Congo aid
Eisenhower and aides weigh UN backed action as Lumumba regime receives Soviet technicians and equipment. Officials say US will stay with UN until a peace solution is reached while considering direct moves if the UN stalls. The Congo struggle pits Lumumba against Kasavubu, shaping US response and potential intervention.
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Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United Nations
UN Security Council
Lumumba
United States
U.N
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Minor League Scores From Coast and International Leagues
Pacific Coast League Spokane defeats Seattle 5 to 4 in 11 innings while Vancouver tops Portland 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Sacramento and Salt Lake tied 2 to 2 as San Diego beat Tacoma 8 to 4. International League Rochester defeats Toronto 8 to 5 in 10 innings, Buffalo beat Montreal 7 to 4, Jersey City over Richmond 4 to 2, Columbus edges Miami 3 to 2. American Association Houston bests Denver 6 to 5, Louisville defeats Charleston 4 to 3, Dallas-Fort Worth beats Indianapolis 5 to 1.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Sacramento
Salt Lake
San Diego
Tacoma
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Jersey City
Richmond
Columbus
Miami
Rain finally hits Newcastle Wyoming after long dry spell
Newcastle Wyoming reports its first rainfall in months with 45 minutes of rain from 6 45 p m to 7 30 p m. The downpour delivers the heaviest single rain since September 24 1959 and causes a partial power outage lasting about 35 minutes.
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Newcastle
Ules
Outside Assistance to Congo Assailed
The article notes Tunisian Ambassador Mongi Slim as an African member pushing a UN resolution urging factions in Congo to settle differences peacefully. It calls for clarifying the UN force mandate and creating a $100 million emergency fund for Congo government finances to prevent economic collapse. Hammarskjold warns the Congo crisis is grave and worsened by external support contravening Security Council resolutions.
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Mongi Slim
Congo
U.N
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Little Rock Broilers weigh options for varied weights
In Little Rock, Broilers discuss weight categories from lighter to heavier ranges. The notes indicate lighter weights are adequate to ample while heavier weights cover shorter spans, with percentages around 13 to 15 percent and 15.55 percent noted in the discussion.
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Little Rock Broilers
Little Rock Tap
Three convicts escape prison farm northwest of Jefferson City
Three trusted convicts slipped away today from the Church Prison Farm on the Missouri River northwest of Jefferson City. The highway patrol listed them as Russell L. Martin 37 of Kennett serving 18 years from Dunklin County for assault and robbery Earl Robert Hickman 21 of Kennett serving three years from Dunklin County for burglary and Harold Joseph Enloe 32 of St Louis serving eight years for armed robbery. Markets at Glance New York stocks mixed bonds lower utilities weak cotton higher Chicago wheat higher corn firm oats mixed soybeans higher hogs steady to 25 cents lower top 16.60 cattle slaughter steers steady top 26.50.
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Missouri River
Jefferson City
Highway Patrol
Russell L. Martin
Kennett
Dunk
Earl Robert Hickman
Dunklin County
Harold Joseph Enloe
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St. Louis
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