Census recount drive aims to locate missed residents
City census volunteers handle caller complaints about missing forms and unreadable residents. Chamber of Commerce workers take over phone lines at Baltimore 1 2424 while leaders plan a city wide review and possible neighborhood recount if enough residents are found missing.
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Hardesty Avenue
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New murder case probe expands in Missouri county
Officers continued interviews as they pursue new information in the Jones case. Mrs. Kinne 20 and her brother Edward Hall Jr 22 are believed away from home amid a first degree murder charge hearing scheduled for June 16. The investigation ties in a former boyfriend and a party from Mrs Jones car ride with details unfolding at the sheriff's office in Independence.
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Missing Lea wood man presumed drowned at Lake of the Ozarks
Allen L. Newton of Camdenton is missing after his 17 foot outboard boat drifted near Purvis beach. Sheriff Jack Stotler said Newton, who lost a leg in 1946, is presumed drowned with no plan for dragging due to unknown crash location. The search area will wait for the body to surface, possibly three days to a week.
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First Wheat Car Reaches Kansas City Auction
Kansas City's first rail car of a 1966 wheat crop was auctioned at the Board of Trade. Originating in El Dorado Oklahoma and shipped by Dixie Portland Flour Mills of Arkansas City Kansas, it sold for 99 cents a bushel to B C Ronan of the B C Chris. er Grain Co.
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Americans Arrested After Plane Disruption in Canada
Seven Americans and one Canadian passenger were arrested by Canadian police on charges of creating a disturbance on an aircraft in flight after refusing seats and seat belts during landing. Trial set for June 14. FAA withheld names. Identified Americans include John Raad Dan Hansey George Byrouty George Massoud Henry Raad George Gibney and George Fattell.
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George Gibney
George Fattell
Clifton
Murder trial opens for Linda Lee Burrow
A jury selection began in the second degree murder trial of Linda Lee Burrow, 17, accused of drowning her newborn illegitimate daughter March 23 in a sink at 10805 East Truman Road in Independence. Judge J Marcus Kirtley presided in the circuit court as opening statements and testimony were set for the afternoon.
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Paragraph Craftsman Weighs In On One Paragraph Art
The piece profiles Vaughan, a deft one paragraph writer who cites Franklin and Will Rogers as influences. He reflects on editors, epigrams, and a potential revival, noting he lives in a white frame house with family and a white rabbit. His guiding aim is to “live one paragraph at a time.”
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Day of Memory for Eisenhower at West Point
President Eisenhower marked the 16th anniversary of D-Day during an alumni day visit at the U S military academy West Point New York He toured Thayer Hall and a military museum as part of the Class of 1915 reunion events His remarks reflected on not living that day again.
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Judge Rejects Stoporder in Kiss Suit Trial Ruling
In a lengthy ruling Judge Sirica rejects a motion to halt the Kiss antitrust case. He says a conspiracy under the Sherman Act could be proven with the railroad defendants and Carl Bycir & Associates as principal participants. He notes possible evidence of knowledge and approval by each defendant and finds the question ripe for jury determination.
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Filipinos to Escort Ike On 32 Hour Asian Tour
President Eisenhower’s Manila visit will feature an aerial umbrella of U.S. planes. Lt. Col. John Eisenhower will accompany him. First Lady and Barbara Eisenhower may join. Ike to lay wreath at Rizal monument, address Congress, attend a state dinner, and speak at the University of the Philippines. He will visit cemeteries where about 17 000 soldiers lie buried.
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Fireworks Bomb Injures Seven on German Lake
A bomb marking the fireworks finale exploded on a lake steamer over Lake Constance in Friedrichshafen injuring 38 people. Seven spectators were admitted to hospitals after the blast during the display.
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Germany
Lake Constance
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