Escaped Spy Soblen Captured in Tel Aviv Prison
TEL AVIV Israel escaped spy Dr Robert Soblen was seized at Tel Avivs Savoy Hotel less than 60 hours after fleeing New York on bail. Authorities say he entered Israel on forged papers posing as Canadian and was held 10 days for illegal entry while extradition talks proceed. Soblen 62 suffers leukemia and is hospitalized at Ramleh Prison.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
United States
New York
Idlewild
Air France
Soblen
Ramleh
U. S. State Department
Adolf Eichmann
Miss Parrish Named Head Librarian in Sedalia
Miss Lu Parrish 1312 South La mine was named head librarian of the Sedalia Public Library by the board on Wednesday. She succeeds the late Mary English, who died from injuries after an automobile accident. Parrish is Pettis County native with a 1958 education degree from Central Missouri State College and a 1960 Library Science masters from Denver University.
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Lu Parrish
South Lamine
Sedalia
Pettis County
Miss Parrish
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Denver University
Denver
Colo
Sedalian Swope Injured After Muddy Creek Crash
Sedalian Larry Swope, 17, suffered a severe throat laceration when his MG left old U S Highway 50, struck a wooden guard rail, and plunged into Muddy Creek west of Sedalia. He crawled out, was treated at Bothwell Hospital, and admitted for observation after wreckage recovery.
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Larry Swope
Westlith
Muddy Creek
Sedalia
U.S. Highway 50
Swope
Bill McFarland
South Moniteau
Bill Shaw
East Seventh
Jim Cruzan
Dresden
McFarland
Rock Quarry
Shaw
Bothwell Hospital
K. L. Holdren
Bacon
Churchill Injured In Fall In Monte Carlo Riviera
Sir Winston Churchill, 87 going on 88, fell in a Monte Carlo hotel fracturing the neck of the femur near the left hip joint. He will be flown to London for recuperation if travel is possible, with Monaco hospital care under evaluation.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Winston Churchill
England
Britain
Riviera
Churchill
Anthony Montague Browne
Sir Winson
Lady Churchill
Chartwell
London
Winston
Charles Chatelain
Andre Fissore
Sir Winston
Trade Expansion Bill Passes House by 298 to 125
In Washington the House backed JFK's trade expansion bill 298 to 125 amid a broader session. The report notes the same day Secretary Freeman admitted slow handling of the Billie Sol Estes case but defended the final outcome and action against Estes.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Pecos, Tex
Charles S. Murphy
Freeman
Estes
Murphy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Kennedy Trade Expansion Bill Passes House Over GOP Substitute
The House approved President Kennedy's sweeping trade expansion bill by 298 to 125, defeating a Republican bid for a one year extension of the present law. The measure would grant the President broad tariff negotiating power and aim to align with the European Common Market, possibly cutting tariffs in many sectors. The vote followed a day of debate and a prior defeat on the farm bill, with several Democrats crossing party lines on key motions.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western
Europe
United States
U.S
Bean Beetles Threaten Local Gardens in Sedalia
County agent Merle Vaughan warns Mexican bean beetles spread across Sedalia garden bean patches. Do not misuse toxic insecticides. use recommended four way spray with methoxychlor and malathion, or dusts with specified percentages, applying to the undersides of leaves and observing preharvest intervals.
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Merle Vaughan
Sedalia
Gardner
University Extension Center
Levin
Rusk Returns Home After Difficult Lisbon Stop
Secretary of State Dean Rusk concluded a 22 hour visit to Lisbon as part of a five nation European tour. Portuguese officials called the reception correct rather than cordial and noted Salazar did not host a home meeting or allow photos. A secret renewal proposal for the Azores base was disclosed as the trip ended.
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Portugal
Dean Rusk
Europe
U. S
Rusk
Antonio de Oli
Veira Salazar
Franco Nogueira
United States
Salazar
Azores
U.S
Charles Burke Elbrick
Washinon
Sedalia Eyes Adaptation To New Budget Law
City officials say Sedalia will hedge to comply with a state budget law requiring municipal budgets be approved by July 1 though the fiscal year ends May 31. The rough draft is normally shown after July 1 and final approval comes in late July. Budget details, including revenue estimates, must be settled before approval. Mayor Studer and Finance Chairman Smith anticipate no difficulty meeting the new requirement.
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Sedalia
Ralph Dedrick
E. B. Smith
Dedrick
Smith
L. L. Studer
Sedalia Hosts Food Handlers School With 86 Attendees
About 86 people connected with Sedalia eateries attended a food handlers school held at the Old Missouri Homestead. Organized by the State Department of Education the Missouri Restaurant Association and the State Division of Health the program featured sessions on service appearance uniforms and makeup and on proper sanitation and handling of foods with local staff and inspectors assisting.
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Sedalia
Missouri Homestead
State Department of Education
Missouri Restaurant Association
State Division of Health
Bothwell Hospital
L. L. Studer
LaMyrne Bugg
Ralph Carrel
Ralph Frederickson
Missouri Division of Health
Pinkney Miller
Carrel
Food Handlers School
Studer
Clearing House shows little concern over Saturday bank petition
About 35 Sedalia businessmen signed a petition urging resumption of Saturday morning banking hours. Charles L. Hanley, president of Sedalia Clearing House Association, said no action or special meeting is planned. Petition presented to each bank Wednesday. bankers see no need for a meeting. petitioners claim Saturday closures hurt business.
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Sedalia Clearing House Association
Charles L. Hanley
Clearing House Group
Sedalia
Hanley
Clearing House Association
Youth of Unity Names New President at 25th Conference
Miss Meg Gates of Tacoma Washington was elected president of the Youth of Unity during the 25th annual conference of the organization affiliated with the Unity School of Christianity. The six day meeting will run through Monday.
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Kansas City
Meg Gates
Tacoma
Wash
Youth of Unity
Unit School of Christianity
Summer Schedule For Family Weekly Magazine Publication
The Family Weekly Magazine starts its summer publication with the Sunday Democrat Capital. Issues July 1 and July 8 merge into the July 8 edition. Further summer issues appear with the Sunday Democrat-Capital on July 22 August 5 19 September 2 16 and 30.
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Family Weekly
Sunday Democrat-Capital
Family Week
Family Weekly Magazine
Name List Not For Release In Pettis County Feed Grain Payments
The Missouri ASCS said a list of Pettis County farmers and payments under the Feed Grain program totaling over 5000 dollars was not releasable to the press. Dick Monsees denied being the only Pettis County farmer with more than 5000 dollars. Rep Melvin E. Laird released a list that listed Monsees. Ed Caldwell of the state ASCS said USDA information likely is not releasable. Hennessee sought the full 16 page list from Washington and will contact Senators Symington and Edward Long and Rep William Randall for a complete Missouri county listing.
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Estes
Freeman
Murphy
Advisory Committee
Texas
Personnel Office
Missouri Ascs
Pettis County
Dick Monsees
Pettis County Farm Bureau
Monsees
Democrat-Capital
Melvin E. Laird
R-Wis
Ed Caldwell
ASCS
Rep. Laird
USDA
Caldwell
Laird
Bob Hennessee
Democrat- Capital
Washington
Missouri
Hennessee
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
ASC
Rep
Stuart Symington
Edward Long
William Randall
Dolloff Wins Democratic Nomination For Maine Governor
Secretary of State Paul A. Mac Donald announced Dolloff won the Democratic nomination for governor. Official totals show Dolloff 18,234 votes and Dubord 18,007, a margin of 227.
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Augusta
Maine
Maynard C. Dolloff
Paul A. MacDonald
Dolloff
Richard J. Dubord
Weather Outlook Cooler Nights With Sudden Thunderstorms
Fair to partly cloudy through Saturday with widely scattered late afternoon and evening thunder showers. Continued warm with Friday highs around 85 and lows 63 to 70. Thursday temperatures reached 72 at 7 am and 88 at 1 pm.
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Dina Soble
Helen L. Buttenwiester
David Telson
Brooklyn
Soviet Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
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A.M.A
George M. Fister
Ogden
Utah
American Medical Association
Chicago
Dr. Fister
Leonard W. Larson
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Princess Grace Hospital
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