Soviet Grip and Crisis Spark Concerns Across Europe
An official Soviet statement signals a political crisis and warns Moscow hawks may drive a wedge among socialist states. The note suggests neighboring Romania and Yugoslavia fear upheaval after the Czech liberalization and warns against abandoning strict party rule. The analysis points to broader tension as Moscow asserts control amid international pressure.
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Husines
Kremlin
Czech
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Ers
Bob Shriver
Seams
Callaway Hills Farm
New Wed
Broomfield
Dale
Soviet Folitburo
Czechoslovakia
Henry Lange Jr
Cole Camp
Frederick Grabau IV
Cole’ Camp
Soviet Union
Christy Mins
Leonid 1
Brezhnev
Pretzels
Woody Herman
Will Mier
Alexei N. Kosygin
Tony Martin
al Hirt
GAO Criticizes Pentagon Mi6 Rifle Contract Deal
The GAO report harshly critiques Defense Department contract policy on Mi6 rifle production. Lawmakers and aides say the draft details profits and the financial structure of CALT’s Lip, the prime manufacturer, with possible export sales under consideration and CALT’s Hartford base denying active plans.
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Gao
Pentagon
Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
Anjd
Hav
Defense Department
Calt's
Hartford, Conn
Debie Neill drug tragedy outlines teen plunges
The article recounts Debbie Neill's descent into drug use after leaving Vickery, with friends detailing pink pills and needle marks. It notes a July trip to Newport Jazz Festival and her family's confusion, while linking teen narcotics to broader social and political tensions of the era.
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New York
Aurt Corbin
Debbie
Lauri
Vickery
Sandusky
Newport
Kathy Deckers
Debsie
Capital City club nabs state fair floriculture prizes
A garbled report details youths and drugs linking teen marijuana use to crime, noting shifts in enforcement. It mentions Debbie Neill in New York, a New England case, and police adapting to pushers and teen users amid changing patterns. The text references Newport Rhode Island, New York City, Matt Street, and a 1943 constitutional convention context.
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New York State
Capital City Club
Nabs State Fair
Debbie
New York City
Newport
New York
Newport Ta A
Debbie Neill
Rhode Island
Henry James
Jacque
Kennedy
Barbara Hutton
Bowery
Matt Street
Jefferson City
Constitutional group set for Sept 2 meeting
The article notes Missouri voters ratified a 1945 constitution in 1955 with amendments since. It mentions discussions of a new convention, while also covering drug use among teens nicknamed chippers and hippies, and reports on local garden clubs and fair events in a sprawling, era-rich piece.
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Cippies
Edward Bloomquist
Mariuana
Youths body found near Osage Beach at lake
The body of 16 year old David Michael Jennings of Oklahoma was recovered near Grand Glaize bridge at the Lake of the Ozarks. He had been missing since August 7 after he and two girls were thrown from a boat as it swerved. The girls were rescued by a passing boat. Missouri Boat Commission workers had searched the area since the disappearance during a vacation with his parents.
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Osage Beach
David Michael Jennings
Oklahoma
Ity
Grand Glaize Bridge
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri Boat Commission
Daily Capital News publication details and staff
Publisher and staff roles listed for the Daily Capital News including Robert Goshora and Robert Bloss er with board and management details. Rates and delivery options are provided for various regions and subscription plans.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshora
Aho Mas
William KH
Waldo
Latea A & Rose
Robert Blosser
Prank Most
Joseph G. Majereky
Malter Kenneth MM
Johnson
Bain Rent Oe
Monary
the News Tribune Company
Venton Street
Ftdetterson
Prison Break at Ohio State Penitentiary
Police and prison guards with riot guns burst through a hole blasted in the wall of the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus to quell a prisoner rebellion. Nine prisoners are reported involved.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Three Jefferson City youths plead guilty in cafe window case
Gregors John Meis fort, Larry Allan Woodcock, and Henry Sterling James admitted breaking Tremain's Cafe plate glass window on August 11. Each was fined 25 dollars and 8.25 dollars court costs, plus a five day jail term suspended on payment of 47.03 dollars to Tremain's Cafe to cover the damage.
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Jefferson City
Stall Novotny
Tremain
Kia
McCarty
Brezhnev
Prague
Gregors
John Meisfort
Novotny
Larry Allan Woodcock
Henry Sterling James
Fudge
Lee Munger
Soviet Union
Cate
Noyoiny
Soviet move narrows U S power in Europe amid manpower strain
The report outlines a weakened U S military presence in Europe with about 273000 Army troops versus 85000 in East Germany and 185000 in Poland, while Soviet and Warsaw Pact forces concentrate along the Iron Curtain. It notes U S air strength down and Czech leadership wary of invasion amid Vietnam War pressures.
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East Germany
Hungary
Poland
U.S
West Europe
United States
U.S. Army
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
U.s.russia
West Germany
Cstthis
Europe
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