Sedalia Council Guests Set for Friday Test Hop
Executive Aircraft of Kansas City announced a two flight daily commuter service between Sedalia and Kansas City. Four Sedalia council members will join executives and media on a 2 p.m. shuttle from Sedalia to KC, with a return flight planned after events. The project aims to operate temporarily pending approval, tied to airport operations amid defense project growth.
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Sedalia
Kansas City
Executive Aircraft Company
Executive
Jack Cunningham
E. B. Smith
Lawrence Koeller
Carl Meyer
L. L. Studer
Kansas City Council
Holiday Inn
Athletics
Dave Routszong Jr
James Denny
City Airport Board
Distance Swimmer Fails in Gibraltar Crossing Attempt
Algeciras Spain Mary Margaret Revell a 24 year old Detroit distance swimmer failed in a bid to cross the Gibraltar Strait. She quit two miles from the African coast citing seasickness and severe stomach pains amid rough seas.
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Algeciras
Spain
Mary Margaret Revell
Detroit
Gibraltar Strait
Market nosedives to 1962 low as rally fades
New York stocks slumped further on Thursday marking a fresh 1962 low. A brief morning rally vanished, with blue chip shares plunging from cents to dollars, including IBM which fell to 300 at one point. The Dow and S&P hit new lows while Kennedy said he would not like to see a market slump to embarrass him.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
Goldwater Dinner Nets GOP Profit
In Kansas City the $100 a plate Goldwater dinner on May 21 raised 38061 for the Jackson County Republican committee. James P. Townley, chairman, said the event also gave $10000 to the national committee and $2000 to the Missouri State committee.
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Goldwater Dinner
Kansas City
Barry Goldwater
Jackson County Republican Committee
James P. Townley
National Committee
Missouri State Committee
Lieutenants Reprimanded For Actions In South Korea
Two U S Army lieutenants were reprimanded fined and suspended from officers functions after testifying they followed an unwritten policy to punish Koreans caught in party theft they beat Lee Il Yong after roping him up at an Army compound. The case linked to Lt Col William Boyce and sparked protests in Seoul over jurisdiction for offenses by American servicemen off base.
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Camp Howze
South Korea
U.S. Army
David W. Swanson
Galesburg
Ill
Thomas M. Wilde
Wadsworth
William Boyce
2Nd Battle Group
Thomas W. Mellen
Boyce
Lee Il Yong
Lee
Seoul
Korea
Flight Engineers Withhold Strike After Kennedy Attack
US President Kennedy condemned the Flight Engineers International Association's threat to strike Pan American Eastern and TWA. Union leaders said plans remain, with potential arbitration on wage issues but opposition to reducing jet crews from four to three. Flights would affect 60,000 employees and tens of thousands of passengers.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Steel
Arthur J. Goldberg
Congress
United States
U.S
Goldberg
Wall Street financier Gilbert under DA investigation
New York district attorney opens audit into Ed ward M Gilbert's finances after he admitted withdrawing 1 953 000 from E L Bruce Co via unauthorized checks since May 28 Officials note potential larger losses while denying 4 million figure Gilbert fled to Brazil where extradition is not guaranteed and Brazil has no treaty with the United States
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New York
Wall Street
Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
Gilbert
E. L. Bruce Co
Asst. Dist
Jerome Kidder
Bruce
Memphis, Tenn
Irwin Polivy
Kidder
Missouri Congressmen Oppose Bill To Raise Debt Ceiling
Five Missouri congressmen and four Kansas Republicans voted against a bill raising the debt ceiling to 308 billion dollars. The measure passed the House 211 to 192. Voting against were Missouri Democrats Cannon Ichord Jones and Rep Curtis Hall, and Missouri Republican Hall. Kansas Republicans Dole Ellsworth McVey Shriver. Kansas Republican Avery voted for along with Breeding and several Missouri Democrats including Bolling Hull Karsten Randall Sullivan.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Senate
Cannon
Ichord
Jones
Curtis
Hall
Dole
Ellsworth
McVey
Shriver
Avery
Breeding
D-Kan
UN Reaches Halfway Mark in Baluba Evacuations
The United Nations says it has reached the halfway point in evacuating 50 000 Baluba men women and children from a squatters camp at Elizabethville capital of the Congo Katanga Province.
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United Nations
Elizabethville
Congo
Katanga
Caracas violence destroys dozens of buses in 10 months
The Transport Workers Union reports that terrorists in Caracas have destroyed 64 buses and damaged 487 more through burning and shooting over the past ten months.
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Caracas
Transport Workers Union
U.S. Soldier Killed in Laos Border Jungle Fight
A U S Army sergeant was killed and two Americans wounded in a clash with communist guerrillas near the Laos border 360 miles north of Saigon. A helicopter forced landing caused by engine trouble yielded no casualties, and the two wounded were hospitalized at Nha Trang. Separate air and ground offensives lifted Vietnamese troops to target Viet Cong positions, with several guerrillas killed and equipment seized.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Weer
Nha Trang
U. S
United States
Ngo Diem
U.S. Army
57Th Co
U.S. Marine
Moose Lodge Begins Work on New Three Story Hall in Sedalia
Sedalia Moose Lodge finalized purchase of the old Southwestern Bell Telephone building at Third and Lamine for 40 000 dollars. The plan calls for a ballroom lounge on the first floor two large meeting rooms and office space on the second floor with partial storage use on the third floor and basement. Completion is set for September 1 to align with the Moose state convention in town. The lodge has been renting space at 114 East Second.
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Sedalia Moose Lodge
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Third and
Lamine
Larry Riley
Donnahue Loan and Investment Company
Riley
The
Moose Organization
Moose Lodge
East Second
Teacher Sues Over $10,000 Damages In No-Account Check Case
Fortuna Missouri teacher Helen Gardner files a $10,000 damage suit in Circuit Court naming The Bank of Otterville and Missouri Farmers Association service station as co defendants. She alleges she held an account with Otterville since 1961 and that a December 1961 check for 57.30 was wrongly charged as no account after being deposited to Sedalia Bank and Trust Company and returned with a no account slip. The case notes a preliminary magistrate court dismissal due to lack of proof of no account status.
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Fortuna
Bank of
Otterville
Missouri Farmers Association
South Highway 65
Helen Gardner
Otterville Bank
MFA
Gardner Woman's
Sedalia Bank and Trust Company
Pettis County
Gardner
Frank Armstrong
State employees to sign up for payroll deductions for bonds
Missouri state employees can sign up for payroll deductions in August for U.S. Savings Bonds Gov. John M. Dalton's office announced Thursday. Minimum payments will likely be about 3.75 dollars per month.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
U. S
John M. Dalton
Reactions vary to Dean Allnutt’s sheared dog in Missouri
In Galt Missouri on Route BB near the Dean Allnutt home residents react differently to a large brown collie that has been sheared to resemble a lion. Some roll up windows and speed by while others slow to confirm the sight.
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Galt, Mo
Dean Allnutt
Here
Allnutt
Weather outlook with rising temperatures into the weekend
Fair through Saturday with increasing cloudiness Friday night and Saturday. Highs in the 80s Friday, lows 58 to 65. Thursday readings 64 at 7 a.m. and 78 at 1 p.m. Lake of the Ozark level 57.6 feet, 2.4 feet below full, up 1.0.
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Lake of Ozark
Republican Senate hopefuls trade charges in Missouri race
Three GOP candidates in Missouri spar over national and state issues. Crosby Kemper Jr. urges voters to fund his Washington voice while Duane Cox attacks the King Anderson social security plan for the elderly. Dr Morris D Duncan criticizes both, touts his degrees, and calls Cox the boy wonder from Green County.
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U. S. Senate
Missouri
Crosby Kemper Jr
Kansas City
California
Springfield
Duane Cox
King-Anderson
Morris D
Duncan
Kennedy says big business not seeking slump to hurt him
President Kennedy at a news conference dismissed a column report that businessmen would trigger a stock market downturn to strike at him. He laughed at the suggestion, urged voluntary resolution of major labor disputes, and stressed cooperation for growth while noting past recessions under Republican presidents. He announced efforts to keep the economy competitive and welcomed dialogue on key economic issues. He also noted the looming engineers strike threatening 60,000 jobs and millions in daily losses.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New York Herald Tribune
End of Geneva Disarmament Talks Ends in Deadlock
The 17 nation conference closes after three months of stalemate amid sharp charges. Soviet Valerian Zorin accuses United States of pro war propaganda while U S Ambassador Arthur H Dean rebukes him. Western officials call Zorin speech damaging to negotiations.
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Geneva
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Zorin
Moscow
Joseph B. Godber
Dean
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
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