Ozark Farmer Admits Killing After Sneer Incident
CONIPHAN Mo AP An 81 year old Ozark farmer Opie Warner Moss confessed to shooting William DeHaven 64 on his farm 18 miles northeast of here after accusing him of stealing $83. Moss said he found $900 and buried it. An arrest was expected today.
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Coniphan
Opie Warner Moss
Ozark
Moss
Missouri Highway Patrol
William DeHaven
DeHaven
Joe Shoat
Shoat
Church life blamed for heavy demand on families
INDIANAPOLIS AP Many parents in United Presbyterian Church circles say church and community duties pull families apart. A preliminary report from the Board of Christian Education at the 171st General Assembly cites rural urban suburban alike as burdened by activities like baseball leagues church choirs school clubs PTAs scouts and 4-H. It notes that awkward scheduling makes Sundays the busiest day for some families and urges the church to re examine its expectations of families.
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Board of Christian Education of the Church
171St General Assembly of United Presbyterians
Ptas
Not Chicken Feed
Roy Wilmuth found $1,000 inside a newly purchased chicken feeder from Ralph Stanley Hardware. Stanley explained he hid the money to deter burglars, and Wilmuth promptly returned the cash.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Roy Wilmuth
Ralph Stanley
Stanley
Five Injured in Helicopter Crashes Near Ranger Center
DALONEGA Ga AP Five men including Kansas warrant officer Wade C Kern Medicine Lodge were injured when their helicopter crashed on a night training exercise at the Ranger Training Center ten miles north of Dalonega None in serious condition Three students aboard were on their final night before graduation May 28.
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Dalonega
Wade C. Kern
Medicine Lodge
Ranger Training Center
Here
Seniors lose diplomas for prom night traffic violations
Police Chief William A. Ross in Haverhill Massachusetts said high school seniors who were found guilty of traffic violations after their prom Friday night will lose their diplomas as well as their licenses.
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Haverhill
Mass
William A. Ross
Kansans Split On Party Lines
Washington AP report notes Missouri Democrats split on housing bill with Cannon and Hull voting against the Democratic majority. Seven Missouri Democrats supported. Moulder absent but paired for the bill. Republican Curtis voted against. Kansas delegation also split along party lines with Democrats Breeding George Hargis for the bill and Republicans Avery Rees Smith against.
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Washington
Clarence Cannon
W. R. Hull Jr
Missouri
House of Representatives
Frank M. Karsten
Leonor Sullivan
William Randall
Richard Bolling
Charles H. Brown
J. Carnahan
Paul C. Jones
Morgan M. Moulder
Thomas B. Curtis
Kansas
J. Floyd Breeding
Newell A. George
Denver Hargis
William H. Avery
Edward H. Rees
Wint ‘Smith
Oklahoma liquor tax fight shapes up in Legislature
Oklahoma lawmakers battle over a soon to be legal liquor tax with House leaders led by Gov. Edmondson pushing a 2.50 per gallon levy on distilled spirits. Critics like Sen. Miskovsky call the rate confiscatory, warning it will drive purchases to neighboring states and reduce revenue. The plan groups whisky with other spirits, defeats to graduated increases on stronger liquors, and signals whisky as the main revenue source while wines and beers stay on separate scales.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Senate
House
J. Howard Edmondson
United Days
Minnesota
South Carolina
South Dakota
George Miskovsky
Edmondson
Miskovsky
Sailor Captain Reports Whale Collision Near Hoover
SAN FRANCISCO AP Capt. Fred E Angrick of the President Hoover near Japan radioed a brief status to the American President Lines: Whale bumped Hoover but no injuries. The whale was bruised.
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San Francisco
Fred E. Angrick
Hoover
Japan
Slight Car Plunge Hurts Mrs Gianchino in Kansas City
In Kansas City Mrs Mary Jane Gianchino aged 39 was slightly injured when her 1957 sedan veered off a viaduct and plunged 38 feet onto a Union Station loading dock. The car swept 175 feet of railing, struck a baggage car, and landed on the concrete dock. D E Scott of Liberty Mo witnessed the crash and described the dust and noise.
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Kansas City
Mary Jane Gianchino
Main Street
Union Station
Missouri Pacific
Gianchino
D. E. Scott
Liberty
Car wreck and injury reported in Hickman Mills area
A May 22 report notes Mrs. Gianchino with a forehead cut and shock after an auto crash. She resides in Hickman Mills, where her car was heavily damaged. The incident touches company policy on cash pay versus time off for long-term employees amid model changes.
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The
Ottawa Herald
Gianchino
Hickman Mills
Missouri Pacific
Cash In Liew Of Vacations
Chrysler Corp hourly workers in 12 states will get 17 million dollars in lieu of paid vacations this year. Payments started yesterday for about 70,000 employees in Michigan Alabama Indiana California New York Ohio Delaware Pennsylvania Louisiana Georgia Missouri and Kansas. Payouts range from 40 hours pay for those with one to under three years’ service.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Michigan
Alabama
Indiana
California
New York
Ohio
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Georgia
Missouri
Kansas
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Lee's Refrigeration
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Kansans
Keen Company
Howard Selby
Judith Tifenberg
Pennsylvania State University
John G. Kaiser
Drug Store Masonic
Business and
Mans
Clarence McFadden
Bill Hull
Kansas Loan CO
P. O. Box
Ottawa, Kansas
Nurman
Mayfair
Visqueen
Pratt and
Lambert
Nurman Lumber
Howard
FORDS
the Price Motor CO
West 3Rd St
Ford Sales and Service
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