Rusk Calls Berlin Wall an affront to dignity
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk called Berlin's wall an affront to human dignity and vowed to seek ways to negotiate with the Soviet Union. He toured West Berlin with Willy Brandt and Walter Dowling, promising continued Western support and efforts toward breaking down the barrier.
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Berlin
U. S
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Rusk
Paris
U. S. Air Force
East Germany
Bonn
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Walter C. Dowling
The
Wall
Potsdamerplatz
City Hall
Local couple joins Peace Corps to teach in Philippines
Mr and Mrs Ernest D Jackson of 229 South Gentry have accepted Peace Corps commissions and will report to the State Teachers College in San Jose California before leaving for a two year English teaching tour in the Philippines. Jackson has worked at the Social Security office since May and the couple, from Stanbury, departed Sedalia today.
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Ernest D. Jackson
South Gentry
Philippine Islands
State Teachers College
San Jose
Calif
Jackson
Social Security Office
Stanbury
Sedalia
Utilities Franchise Reapproved in Bunceton Special Election
In Bunceton Missouri a special election reapproved Missouri Utilities to operate a franchise for 20 years. The vote was 77 for and 29 against, authorizing continued electric service until 1982.
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Bunceton
Missouri Utilities
St Louis Firm Is Low Bidder To Build New Hospital
The Alport Construction Co of St Louis submitted the apparent low bid Thursday for the Army hospital at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. The firm bid 7 123 400 against a government estimate of 6 608 400 and will have 900 calendar days to finish the project. The health facility will provide 300 beds in two bedroom units expandable to 381 beds with a six story brick and masonry main building.
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Kansas City
Alport Construction Co
St. Louis
Ft. Leonard Wood
Six Youths Make Good Getaway In Grocery Store Burglary
Six youths burglarized a Winfield Missouri grocery store prompting highway patrol roadblocks and a spotter plane. Olan Overhall, 48, was shot in the neck and in critical condition at a Troy hospital. A car park outside the store showed three youths fleeing as gunfire erupted.
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Winfield
Missouri Highway Patrol
St. Louis
Olan Overhall
Troy
Overhall
Winfield Elevator & Safety Co
Cecil Birkhead
Birkhead
REA Approves Loan for Osage Valley Electric Coop
Washington announces approval of a 218000 loan to Osage Valley Electric Cooperative Association Butler Missouri to be used with prior loan funds and a 209500 Air Force contribution to finance 33 miles of distribution line and serve 300 new consumers with improvements.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Osage Valley Electric Cooperative Association
Butler, Co
Air Force
Tense Algiers Truce Strains as OAS Threat Explodes Violence
In Algiers the Secret Army Organization accuses French gendarmes of violating a fragile truce and orders its commandos to retaliate. Moslems return to work after days of disruption amid efforts to integrate Europeans into a Moslem security force, while officials question the faith of the pledge and the seriousness of the truce. Debris clearance and near full restoration of city services mark a cautious calm as commerce resumes.
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Algiers
Secret Army Organization Command
Algeria
Chewki Mostefai
Mostefai
Secret Army
Flight engineers' threat lifted and crew cut agreed
The Flight Engineers International Association ended its threat against Trans World Airlines after agreeing to cut jetliner crews from four to three. Similar deals stalled at Eastern Air Lines and Pan American as they weigh terms, with Labor Secretary Goldberg framing the TWA pact as noninflationary and Kennedy praising the avoided strike.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
Eastern Airlies
Pan American World Airways
TWA
New York
Labor Department
Flight Engineers International Association
Eastern
Pan Am
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Rey
Goldberg
Eastern Air Lines
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Afl-Cio
Four Girls Sent To Hospital Over Possible Typhoid
Saint James Missouri doctor reports four Watson children aged 20 19 17 and 9 from a farm family of 10 sent to Missouri University Medical Center in Columbia suspected of typhoid. Water from their farm well sent to State Board of Health for testing with results due Friday.
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Saint James
R. P. Bulick
Missouri University Medical Center
Columbia
Wade Watson
St. James
Rolla
Bulick
State Board of Health
Jefferson City
Medical Center Medical Center
Police Crack Down Speeders In Sedalia
Sedalia police used radar for about four hours at various locations and arrested 32 speeders. Each offender posted a $10 bond and will appear in police court this morning. Radar has been used effectively several times in the past week to monitor speeders across the city.
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Sedalia
Two More Seaweed Boats Seized Near Hokkaido
Soviet patrol ship seized two more Japanese seaweed boats Thursday within two miles of Hokkaido near Kaigara Reef. It marked the ninth and tenth seizures since the edible seaweed season began on May 20, according to the Maritime Safety Board.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido
Japan
Maritime Safety Board
Kaigara
Enrollment rises at Central Missouri State College
Warrrensburg Missouri. Summer term enrollment at Central Missouri State College reaches 2 185 students an increase of 13 9 percent from last year with 616 graduate students.
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Warrensburg
Central Missouri State College
Thailand Accepts World Court Ruling On Border Temple
Thailand reluctantly agrees to abide by the International Court of Justice decision awarding the 800 year old Preah Vihear temple to Cambodia. Premier Sarit Thana rat announces the cabinet stance while criticizing Dean Acheson’s role as Cambodia’s counsel. Britain and France join the majority in support of Cambodia’s claim.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Cambodia
Marshall Sarit Thanarat
United Nations
U.S
Dean Acheson
International Court of Justice
Hague
United States
Britain
France
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Preah Vinear
U. S
Southeast Asia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Acheson
Zancker Convicted Of Bribery
Norman D. Zancker of St. Joseph was found guilty in U S District Court of soliciting and receiving a $500 bribe related to his duties as an inspection supervisor at Whiteman Air Force Base Missouri He testified he did not know the envelope contained money and said texts about costs were jokes The evidence included FBI witnesses who observed the exchange at the Whiteman NCO Club where Zancker was arrested after concealing the money in his shirt
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Kansas City
Norman D. Zancker
St. Joseph
U.S. District Court
Zancker
Boyd- Hammond
Knob Noster
Boyd-Hammond
del Webb Contracting Co
Monte Boyd
Boyd
Whiteman
Weather outlook with a chance of storms and warm temps
Partly cloudy and warmer Friday through Saturday with several periods of showers and thunderstorms. Showers mainly Friday night. highs in the mid 80s and lows in the mid 60s. Lake of the Ozarks level is 56.2 feet, 1.8 below full reservoir.
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Lake of Ozark
Convict Muffs Try At Escaping Prison
Jefferson City Missouri Penitentiary guards stopped inmate John William Myers 27 plotting a two or three day hiding plan in a storage room after he knocked a valve from the sprinkler system in the prison furniture factory. Myers, serving a 10 year sentence for burglary and theft from Howell County, entered last December.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
E.V. Nash
John William Myers
Myers
Howell County
Senate hearing targets union leader over payoffs and cruise
Senate investigators pressed Union leader Jackie Bright with testimony that he accepted payoffs and a Caribbean cruise. Clayton Smiley Hart testified he paid Bright 2000 dollars for a Florida job transfer and 200 dollars to back Joey Adams for union president in 1959. The Harts admitted the contribution violated union rules and Bright urged electing Adams over Penny Singleton. Bright and Singleton clash over Brights administration and union policies. The cruise detail came in an affidavit from Carillon Hotel managing director Herbert Robins.
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Washington
Senate
Jackie Bright
Bright
Catskill Mountain
Clayton Smiley Hart
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGVA
Florida
Hart
Sonya
Joey Adams
Adams
Harts
Penny Singleton
Miss Singleton
Entertainers’ Union
Aflcio
Herbert Robins
Carillon Hotel
Miami Beach
Fla
City Auto Sticker Rush Follows Deadline Pressure
Traffic officials report a last minute surge for city auto and truck licenses as the Thursday deadline looms. By mid morning about 5 700 autos and 900 trucks were sold with expectations of higher totals by day’s end. Police warn arrests and penalties for non compliance.
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City
Frank Hagerman
City Hall
Hugelman
Sedalia
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Dick Thomas
Kay
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Pacific
Dorothy Lamour
Glen F. Rice
Immigration Service
Washington, D. C
REA
OAS
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Laos
Phoumi Nosevan
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi
Savang Vathana
National Assembly
Pathet Lao
National Congress
Hudson's Bay
Canada
Tiros V
NEA
Whiteman Air Force Base
Knob Noster, Mo
Meredith Willson
Mason City
Federal Avenue
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