West Berlin student protest turns violent injuring Dutschke
In West Berlin rioting erupted as students attacked the Red Rudi Dutschke movement leader. Dutschke was shot in the head while leaving a publication office. Ten arrests occurred but people were released. the assailant and gunfight left others in critical condition.
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Confidence game warning issued by Jefferson City police
A warning of a possible confidence game was issued after reports that local residents received telephone calls from people claiming to be bank officials checking on savings balances. Police said banks do not use calls for such checks and advised depositing customers to ignore the messages. The piece also notes a related, large student protest in West Berlin sparked by attacks on leftist journalist Rudi Dutschke and Springer publications.
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James Lale
Ite
Lale
Berlin
Axel Springer
Springer
Dutschke
Democrats for Humphrey tied to SDS leadership
A group of Humphrey backers organized by SDS members in Indiana announced support for the vice president and a push to secure the Democratic nomination after Easter. Leaders included Dutschke, a 28-year-old philosophy student, and Krotz, a theology student, with sponsors from senators and House members. The drive ties to antiwar rallies and criticized U.S. Vietnam policy, while McCarthy urged a national health and construction program for the poor.
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Oklahoma
Walter F. Mondale
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Atlanta
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St. Louis
George Meany
Afl-Cio
James A. Farley
Democratic
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Fifteen Democratic Governors to Meet in St Louis
Fifteen of the 24 Democratic governors are expected to meet in St Louis on Monday to discuss a neutral stance on the presidential issue for the time being. The gathering aims to build a broad, affirmative message and coordinate positions among party leaders and allies.
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St. Louis
Poets Awarded Jefferson Honor at MU ceremony
In Columbia Missouri Dr John G Neihardt a poet literary critic and authority on Indian history was presented today with the Thomas Jefferson award at the university event The ceremony highlighted his contributions to literature and scholarship.
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Annexation Vote Set at Hermann for 24 Acre Tract
For the first time in Hermann history a proposed annexation will be put before voters. A May 7 special election will decide adding a 24 acre parcel adjacent to the south city limits, extending about half a mile south from the west to the east side of Route 19. Only Hermann residents within the corporate limits may vote. A simple majority will decide.
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Umits
Callup of reserves and governors' stance on Johnson bid
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes said the National Democratic Governors Conference will back the president’s re election effort but unity is unlikely. Rockefeller, Reagan, and Morton discuss support and convention strategy as the party weighs 1964 Democratic alignment and Republican options.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Ronald Reagan
California
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Rockefeller
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Hel
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Sen
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B. Morton
Eclipse of moon visible across Americas tonight
New York AP reports a total lunar eclipse may be visible across North and South America if skies are clear. The eclipse will last about five minutes. The article also notes comments by Hughes on backing a presidential candidate, saying it isn’t a stop or start for anyone, with possible attendees holding mixed views.
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South America
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Lacross
Government offices close for holiday ceremony nearby Jefferson monument
The ceremony near the Jefferson monument marks Thomas Jeffersons birthday observed with government offices closing. The 305th unit commanded by Maj. Anna Brady includes four officers and three enlisted men, while a total lunar eclipse occurs with the full moon entering Earth's shadow.
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Philadelphia
Jefferson
P.m
Hayden Planetarium
Death of Dr Henry Sweets Jr Marion County Coroner
Heart attack Thursday led to the death of Dr Henry H Sweets Jr age 58 coroner of Marion County since 1957 and former Boone County coroner from 1950s to 1957 He was a well known state pathologist.
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Henry H.sweets Jr
Marion County
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Boone County
Fair housing measures urged in Missouri and Kansas City
Richard E. Risk of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights urged state and local governments to adopt fair housing laws following a new federal civil rights measure. He noted HUD will enforce the federal act while local authorities may handle comparable cases, and he pushed for a Kansas City fair housing election on April 30.
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Richard E. Risk
Risk
Missouri Commission On Human Rights
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri City
Jefferson Cuy Post-Tribune editorial listing staff
The Jefferson City newspaper lists publishers editors and staff including MR and MRS ROBERT C GOSHORN, WELDONs family, ROSE, HOLT, MAJERSKY, JOHNSON and others. It notes publication every evening except Saturday by the News Tribune Company at 2c Monroe Street and details subscription and mail rates for Missouri and beyond.
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Frank Holt
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
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Aalssourt
Cere
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United States
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