NATO Launches Cold War Strategy Review in Athens
NATO leaders meet in Athens to review strategy as Berlin policy remains unresolved. U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder discuss Berlin over luncheon and defense ministers from 15 nations agree to accelerate about 20 joint armament projects. Stikker questions a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact, provoking mixed reactions from allies while nuclear posture debate looms as ministers prepare new talks.
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Athens
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Berlin
U. S
Dean Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
Germany
West Germany
NATO
Dirk A. Stikker
Stiker
Soviet Union
Traffic Ticket Too Much To Ask After Crash
Officer Robert Quann declined to issue a summons after a 1961 Chevrolet station wagon rolled 120 feet harming a parked Impala. The wagon’s driver was five years old while a two year old allegedly rode with him as the vehicle struck Burton and Linnie Russell’s car near Hurt's Pharmacy.
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Robert Quann
West 16Th
Hurt’s Pharmacy
Eugene Dikeman
West 14Th
Dikeman
John
Burton
Linnie Russell
East
Quann
Mark
Sedalia considers zoning fix for industrial districts
A city council debate centers on amending Zoning Ordinance 4479 to reclassify annexed areas from A-1 to M-2 to permit new industries. The seven year loophole affects the Pittsburgh-Corning site, Menetee Construction location, Missouri Pacific shops, and the Chamber of Commerce Industrial Park. The amendment would address districts designated since 1955 and clarifies annexed land status for industrial development.
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Sedalia
A-1
Covier
Pittsburgh-Corning
Menetee Construction Company
Missouri
Daciic
Chamber of Commerce
Dial Phones Installed in Clarksburg
The United Telephone Company has installed new dial telephones in Clarksburg as it prepares for the switch to dial service on June 20.
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United Telephone Company
Clarksburg
Weather Summary For Lake Of Ozark Area
Partly cloudy Friday with scattered thundershowers and highs in the 80s. Friday night partly cloudy with lows 58 to 65. Saturday expect considerable cloudiness with showers and local thunderstorms. Thursday readings ranged from 60 at 7 am to 80 at 1 pm. Previous nights saw a 52 degree low with 2 inches of rain. Reservoir at Lake of Ozark held at 55.8 feet, 4.2 feet below full.
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Lake of Ozark
Adkins Condition Listed as Fair by Medical Center
Thomas Michael Adkins 17 of 316 East Seventh was listed fair by Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas as doctors reported he was responding to treatment. He was admitted after a rock was thrown during an altercation with Howard Parish 23 of 1213 East Seventh. Parish remained in jail overnight for investigation of fighting.
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Thomas Michael Adkins
East Seventh
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Adkins
Howard Franklin Parish
Hamlin
New U S Ambassador to Spain Arrives in Algeciras
Robert F. Woodward arrives in Algeciras aboard the Independence. A crowd estimated at 3,000 cheers as he comes ashore with Mrs Woodward. The envoy and wife proceed to Madrid, expected there Sunday.
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Algeciras
Spain
U. S
Robert F. Wodward
Independence
Two Local Groups Bargain Over Sedalia Property Deals
American Legion Post 16 announces buying about two acres on West 16th Street Road near Thompson Avenue to build a meeting hall. Moose Lodge buys the old Southwestern Bell building at Third and Lamine with plans to remodel first and second floors for lodge use and storage in basement and third story. Negotiations continue as a lodge meeting finalizes terms. city hall use and cost details remain undecided.
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Sedalia
American Legion Post 16
West 16Th Street
Thompson Avenue
Pittsburgh-Corning
Moose Lodge
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Third
Lamine T. O. Haguard
the Legion
Post
Haggard
Legion
E. W Thompson
Lloyd Deuschle
Lodge
Deuschle
Harry Satterwhite
Donnvhue
Ard Investment Company
Moose
Abe Silverman
Missouri teen reaches finals in homemaker contest
Alice Lee Vogel, 18, a Smith-Cotton High senior, represented Missouri in the finals of the General Mills Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow Contest in Williamsburg Virginia. The trip included jet travel and stays at the Waldorf Astoria and Statler Hilton with a Capitol Hill reception. The judges posed family and romance dilemmas for the girls to solve, including which suitor the contestant would advise a fictional heroine to marry and how she would respond to a husband taking a foreign job.
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Alice Lee Vogel
Smith- Cotton
Missouri
Williamsburg
Star Future
United States
New York
Washington
Mount Vernon
District of Columbia
General Mills
Betty Crocker
Waldorf-Astoria
Statler- Hilton
White House
Capitol Hill
Alice Lee
Miner Dead as 13 Trapped in South African Mine
In Odendaalsrus Freddie's North mine a rock fall left five miners unaccounted and 13 entombed 5,200 feet underground. Rescue workers said one miner is dead and hope remains for the others amid the complex rescue effort. The deceased is identified as Purépean while the rest are Africans.
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Odendallsrust
South Africa
Freddie
Stauffacher Named to Missouri March of Dimes Scholarship Committee
Dr. C Gordon Stauffacher of 700 South Limit is among five Missouri health leaders chosen to select the state’s 20 National Foundation March of Dimes Health Scholarships recipients. The committee will review applications for four year scholarships in medicine nursing physical therapy occupational therapy and social work. Stauffacher will choose the medical scholar. Each award covers 500 dollars a year for a total of 2000 dollars. Criteria include scholastic achievement financial need personal aptitude and professional promise.
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C. Gordon Stauffacher
South Limit
Missouri
National Foundation
Stauftacher
Train Collision Kills 146 in Japan’s Second WWI Era Tragedy
A steam freight and two commuter trains collided near Mikawashima station in Tokyo on Constitution Day, killing 146 and injuring 106. Passengers crowded wreckage lanes, some buried under earth as a second train struck the first derailed cars.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mikawashim Station
Shoji Iwasaki
Carpenter Set for Orbit in May Spaceflight
Cape Canaveral reports John Glenn and Gherman Titov discussing space notes while M Scot Carpenter, 37, Navy lieutenant commander, trains for a near duplicate of Glenns 4 hour 56 minute orbiter flight. NASA targets mid May as weather and technical issues may delay.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Gherman S. Titov
Washington
M. Scot Carpenter
Orbit
Carpenter
Glenn
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Titov
Yuri Gagarin
Globe
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil J. Grissom
Langley Air Force Base
Sedalia Banks Adopt Evening Hours This Friday
Sedalia three banks will open from 5 to 7 p.m. on Fridays to serve Friday night shoppers, closing all day Saturdays. Standard hours 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. remain on weekdays.
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Sedalia
Hear Report On Fishing At Reservoir
The city board reports the Spring Fork Lake boat dock will likely launch Monday. The 24 by 12 foot oak dock sits near the spillway with steel cable anchorage and floating barrels. Six aluminum family boats arrive soon. motors are banned.
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Spring Fork Lake
Board of Public Works
Water Department
Herb Taylor
Melvin Jones
Water Board
Scout Camporee Attracts 400 To Sedalia Park Event
Sedalia hosts the Twin Forks District Camporee at Centennial Park with about 400 scouts and sponsors from Slater Sweet Springs Marshall Smithton Otterville and Sedalia. William O Hiatt Jr is campmaster with a full schedule over Friday Saturday and Sunday including a Campfire on Saturday night and patrol based competitions.
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Sedalia
Centennial Park
New York
Slater
Sweet Springs
Marshall
Smithton
Otterville
Twin Forks
William O. Hiatt Jr
Hiatt
Joe Forsee
Lacy Belt
Clinton Muller
Gerard Cecil
Earl Litton
Chuck Findley
Harry Naugel
Wes Westmoreland
Westmoreland
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Senate
New York City
Colonial Williamsburg
Congress
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General Mills, Inc
Medical Center
Alice Vogel
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Secretary of the Army
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Ind
Stahr
Dr. Stauffacher
Moon
Jones
Wits
William C. Hiatt, Jr
Camporee Campimaoter
Gerald Cecil
Bob Thomas
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