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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1960

Page

4

Speedy sewer action debated at federal hearing

Missouri Water Pollution board official tells a federal fact finding group in Kansas City that a bond program could speed sewage treatment completion to 1962, replacing a six year pay as you go plan. Testimony covers costs, voter approval, and plant timelines across multiple communities and rivers.

Kansas City Missouri Water Pollution Board Today Jack K. Smith Smith Richard H. Koenigsdorf United States Koenigsdorf Turkey Creek Blue River Missouri Kaw Kansas Ben Powers Pete Britz Parkville General Hospital Missouri River Independence Sugar Creek Standard Oil Refinery Lexington Beonville Waverly Jefferson City Washington St. Charles

One Room Schoolhouse Displayed in Independence Tour

The Jackson County Historical Society showcases a rural one room schoolhouse built by William Bullitt Howard in the 1840s. The exhibit moves from Lee's Summit to Independence as part of a museum tour with dedication at 3 p.m. on Sunday on North Main Street near the courthouse.

Robert Thomas Maria Elizabeth Howard Lee’s Summit Independence Jackson County Historical Society William Bullitt Howard Jackson County Kentucky The Historical Society Mid-West Society Quantrill North Main Street Courthouse Square Libby Tucker H. D. Tucker

Buddhist monks open Bangkok road aid project

Buddhist monks chant as Thai and American officials inaugurate a million dollar U S aid road in Bangkok to ease traffic. Premier Sarit Thanarat cuts the tape after a dedication speech by Leonard Unger the U S charge d affaires.

Bangkok Thailand U. S Sarit Thanarat Leonard Unger

Job leads to tragedy in Shreveport shooting

Roy Fulghum 33, a carpetlayer, shot and killed his wife 27 and his mother-in-law in Shreveport Louisiana after a dispute over her returning to work as a barmaid. He wounded his father-in-law and brother-in-law, claiming after drinking that he argued with his wife then opened fire with a 9 shot .22 pistol. The couple had two children ages 3 and 1.

Shreveport Roy Fulghum Fulghum

Domme to Aid Theis in Democratic Senate Bid

Topeka June 16 Robert Domme, former Kansas Legislature member, will manage Frank Theis’s Democratic campaign for the U S Senate. Domme previously steered Gov. George Docking’s 1956 bid and chaired Shawnee County commissioners.

Topeka Frank Theis United States Senate Robert Domme Domme George Docking Congress Shawnee County Board’ of Commissioners

Dallas firm to build Moberly prison in Missouri

State officials sign a contract with Robert E. McKee Construction of Dallas for a medium security prison near Moberly to house 720 inmates at a bid of 8 798 400 dollars. Furnishings and equipment are funded separately. The project marks a first of its kind for the nation.

Lew Larkin Star Jefferson City Missouri Robert E. McKee Construction Company Dallas Tex Moberly Texas Company Iowa McKee James T. Blair Edward V. Long John M. Dalton State Building Board C. E. Turner, Jr W. N. Benson McKee Company

Balloon Missing Research Balloon Drifting Toward Hawaii

San Diego June 16 AP The Navy believes the missing helium filled research balloon launched in Georgia is drifting toward Hawaii out of radar range. It remains high over the Pacific more than 1400 miles southwest of San Diego after Texas flight path complications.

San Diego Navy Hawaii Here Georgia Texas

Goats Banned on Railroad Right of Way in Lexington

Lexington board of adjustment rules against H. M. Prather after he used goats to clean trash along a railroad right of way behind his home. Neighbors had complained, and Prather argued the goats helped clear litter thrown by neighbors. He lost the case.

Powers Britt Jesse Flassing Liberty Clayunty Lexington Lexington Board of Adjustment H. M. Prather Prather

Jobless Claims Rise in Illinois Week

Chicago reports a 14.4 percent rise in initial unemployment claims for the week ending June 11, according to the Illinois state labor department.

Chicago Ilinois State Labor Department

Indicted in Triangle Woman and Youth Named in Death of Her Husband

In St Louis on June 16 AP reports Doris Angel Dix 26 and her 48 year old boyfriend William Joseph Mullane were indicted for first degree murder in the slaying of her husband Gene Dix. A May 26 grand jury returned an indictment against David Lee Thompson 29 charged with the actual stabbing on April 5. Thompson allegedly said Dix paid him 200 dollars to kill her husband so she could marry Mullane.

St. Louis Doris Angel Dix William Joseph Mullane Circuit Court Rand Gene Dix Grand David Lee Thompson Dix Thompson

Bramlage Named Veterans Advisory Chairman in Junction City

G O P picks Bramlage a World War II Navy veteran and longtime advisory member to chair the veterans advisory committee in Junction City Kansas succeeding Richard L Roudebush who resigns to seek Congress. New members named include James P Ringley Agnes S Holt Lamont F Toronto and Paul E Frederick.

Saaaten Lamont F. Toronto Salt Lake City Utah Paul E. Frederick Cincinnati

Suspects Sought From St Louis in Overland Park Narcotics Theft

Johnson County officers will seek return of Wesley D. Trapp and Harold H. Hammond to face burglary and grand larceny charges for narcotics stolen from the Sunflower drug store in Overland Park. Warrants to be sent to St Louis after their arrest there.

Johnson County St. Louis Overland Park Ralph Burger Wesley Dale Trapp Harold H. Hammond East Ninth Street Trapp Hammond Burger Sunflower West Eightieth — Street

Plank Buries Sawmill Worker Killings in Greybull

An 8-foot plank buries through the chest of a man near a Greybull sawmill. The owner, identified as Hoot Grisham, was killed when the shaft impaled him after the plank was hurled by a caught saw.

Greybull Wyo Grisham

Hikers Near New York Prepare For Arrival

Sergeants from Britain trek toward New York under clear skies. Bound Brook New Jersey June 16 AP report says the cross country group paused at the Somerville Elks lodge for a brief stop to drink grapefruit juice and may rest for a haircut later today.

Bound Brook N. J Britain New York Ari Somerville Elks Lodge

Stern in car cases Harlan O Quin appeals court

Harlan O Quin an 18 year old of 802 South Arlington Independence was found guilty of four new traffic charges by Judge Earle W Frost in municipal court. He faces 200 dollars in fines or 90 days in jail for careless driving license suspension and leaving the scene of an accident. A fifth charge possession of beer drew 25 dollars.

Earle W. Frost Harlan O’quin Arlington Street Independence Campbell

Man Charged with Arson in Insurance Case

Carl Michael Tripp of 3500 West Ninety-eighth Street Johnson County was arrested after an indictment returned by the Jackson County grand jury charging him with arson of insured property linked to a September fire at Achill's Wholesale Distributing Company.

Carl Michael Tripp Ninety-eighth Street Johnson County Jackson County Grand Jury Achill

New Binding Agent Lets Concrete Set Without Water

A special binding agent enables concrete to form without water when mixed with dune, desert, or plain sand. The resulting material hardens into a finished concrete suitable for construction.

May alter a charter in St. Louis County

Atty. Gen. John M. Dalton said voters in St. Louis County may change their county charter to allow the establishment of a county department of revenue. The statement was delivered in Jefferson City on June 16.

Jefferson City John M. Dalton St. Louis County Department of Revenue

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