GOP governors mull Bliss as Nixon cabinet target
California and other GOP governors discuss Ray Bliss amid a broader fight to shape the incoming administration. Officials say Nixon aides weigh Bliss against potential replacements, while governors urge keeping solid grass roots support and coordinate on the party’s post election strategy.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune style editorials and ads
The fragment shows a Jefferson City post tribune style page with publishers editors and circulation data, subscription rates, and notices. It also references political figures Nixon Agnew Spiro and state governors discussing revenues and administration plans in a multilateral newspaper context.
Fraternity to honor LU grad Lionel H Newson
Lincoln University will honor 1938 graduate Dr. Lionel H Newson with a plaque from Alpha Phi Alpha chapters in Jefferson City for four years as national president. Newson will speak at 8 pm in the student union ballroom before receiving the award at a private smoker. William Alexander of St Louis will also receive the All Distinguished Service Award during Founders Day events.
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Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Newsom
Johnson C. Smith University
Char|otte
N.C
Lincoln
William Alexander
St. Louis
Missouri Patrol Traffic Death Log Summary
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 24 hour traffic deaths ending at midnight with 3 fatalities. For the year to date the death toll stands at 1,337, compared with 1,215 at the same time last year. Two deaths were added that had not been reported previously.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Drama thesis on CBS Playhouse explores giving and expectation
Ron Cowen's 90 minute CBS Playhouse drama examines fairness in relationships as characters discuss giving money time and affection to receive a little piece in return. The direction by Delbert Mann is sensitive with strong performances by Rick Gates Laneuville and others, though the scene transitions feel static and overlong.
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New York
Ron‘ Cowen
CBS Playhouse
Comfortat Cowen
Rick Gates
Eric Fuzzy
Laneuville
Delbert Mann
Bank burglar tale frames a young man’s search for meaning
The piece centers on a 20 year old prelaw student who volunteers as a Saturday tutor in a slum, driven by a need for purpose. It traces his disillusionment, the influence of a complex mentor, and the path toward a more hopeful outlook amid family tensions and personal doubts. The narrative highlights the mentor Rich Meridan’s push to steer the boy toward a dream of legal career and the broader context of service to the Army through Charles Stevenson’s civic work.
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Oklahoma City (Ap
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Rich Meridan
Lindberg Edmondson
Hington
Shsoya Nero
Charles S. Stevenson
Kansas
Macy
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Army
Stanley Resor
William Westmor
Paul
Rich
South Seas
Midwest
Bid opening date set for Capitol project
Irregular text notes a December 19 bid opening for a Capitol project amid chaotic details. The passage mentions Macy, a River aide, and Rich's businessman father, detailing financial requests and a deteriorating loge area, plus a planned front treatment and a reference to a family situation.
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Arate Rich
Capitol
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Cowen
Israel Jordan border calm after aerial attacks
The front between Israel and Jordan remained quiet following Israeli air strikes against Iraqi forces in Jordan. Planes penetrated 50 miles into Jordan to hit artillery, troops and ammo dumps, marking the third attack this week. A French made Super Mystere fighter was lost, and a 22 year old pilot died after bailout and gun battle. Reports from Amman and Baghdad claimed casualties and new armor and artillery damage. Egypt’s Nasser rejected a U.S. peace plan, saying Israel must not claim settlements in Arab lands. The U.S. State Department denied any new formal peace plan beyond its open views.
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Nasser
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U.S. State Department
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Edmondson in Custody After Federal Burglary Conviction
Weotive women Edmondson 42 of Nowata was convicted in January of burglarizing the First National Bank of Nash on July 6, 1967. While free on appeal he was convicted of attempted burglary of a bank in Seligman Missouri. U S Dist Judge Luther Burrbanks of Oklahoma City sentenced him to 10 years on January 11 and he lost the appeal. He surrendered with Deputy U S Marshals taking him into custody. He is lodged in county jail awaiting transfer to federal prison.
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Luther Burbanks
Oklahoma City
Correction of Robert E. Dallmeyer address in Post Tribune
A December issue correction states the address for Robert E. Dallmeyer was misprinted as 104 Forest Hit instead of 209 Marshall St. The correction clarifies he was fined $5 for lacking a city license.
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Tribune
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Woman to Help in Kitchen Experience Not Necessary
A Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet seeks a help in kitchen role with no prior experience required. The position offers freedom of work with shifts at 7 p.m. five days a week.
Missouri to oil 893 miles of gravel roads next spring
The Missouri State Highway Commission announced a plan to oil 893.3 miles of gravel routes in 11 counties including Cole, Morgan, Audrain and Callaway. The project covers routes such as N in Cole County and HH in Miller County, with joints, grading, and ditch work starting this winter and oiling beginning when temperatures rise. The program costs about 1.7 million dollars, reducing gravel roads to roughly 900 miles in Missouri’s 32,600-mile system after completion.
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Camden County
Callaway County
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Rome Strikes Back After Demonstrations Across City
Rome faced a 24 hour general strike spanning across the capital following mass demonstrations. Traffic halted, schools closed, and clashes reported as workers and students pressed for higher wages and political reforms. Authorities and party leaders held urgent talks amid fears of wider unrest.
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Equeale Gestapo
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Naples
Laboesstuseet
Giovanni Leone
Ek R &O
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Communist Party
Democratic Party
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Stock Exchange
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Antipolice
St Louis U student held in jawbomb case
FBI agents arrested a Washington University student today on a charge of attempting to injure national property with a jawbomb. The state charge carries two to 10 years in prison or a $5,000 fine or both. The defense says the material was missing and premises tied to the incident remain under review.
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FBI
Washington Univers
U Serve Officer Training Corps
Lincoln Lab students visit supermarket incident
A group of 30 Lincoln Lab students toured Gerbes Super Market when a 21 year old, Michael Siskind of Indianapolis, was arrested by St. Louis County police. He and another man placed three incendiary devices near the building before fleeing. Incendiary devices were not ignited. Supervisory teachers and three intern teachers accompanied the field trip which featured candy rose making and cake decorating demonstrations.
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Siskind
Indianapolis
Ind
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Postines Laboratory
Setara
Gerbes Super Market
Gwenél Mingo
Keen
Tippin
Mack Stew
Sharon Almutt
A. Kennedy
Carl Price
Federal complaint filed by U S attorney Wednesday
US Attorney Veryl L. Riddle filed a federal complaint Wednesday. The action centers on a conviction described as punishing and related events are outlined in court filings.
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Atty
Veryl L. Riddle
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