State primaries loom in tumultuous 1968 scene
A chaotic blend of forecasts and rivalries shapes the upcoming state primaries. Nixon’s camp pins hopeful odds while Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey navigate a web of unpledged delegates, GOP contests, and key state battles across Michigan California Missouri and New Jersey as contenders weigh paths to the national convention.
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Nixon
Washington
Hughes
McCarthy
Alabama
Armistead
Land
York
Nelson A
Selden
Sing
Lyndyslide
Jey
Wisconsin
Moch
James Allen
Humphreying
Robert F. Kennedy
Indica
California
Clifford Case
Kennedy
Senate
Michigan
McAbc
Ben
Lister Hill
Ronald Bear
Friends of Delegates
Hum
Tim M. Babcock
Atty
Phrey
Ted James
Thomas C. Lynch
Hum Kennedy
Val Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richardination
Democratic
Vietnam
M. Nixon
Arnold Olsen
Humphrey
Charles H. Percy
Missouri
Hubert H
Texas
New Jersey
Richard J.instruction
Harriet Miller
Preston Smith
New
Supreme Court rules juries biased against death penalty
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 ruling, said capital punishment cannot be imposed by a jury tainted by conscientious scruples or religious beliefs against it. Justices Warren, Brennan, Fortas, and Stewart joined the majority, while Black and Douglas dissented. The decision centers on juries systematically excluded for opposing the death penalty and raises questions about fairness in murder trials.
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Washington
Byron R. White
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Fort
Illinois
Earl Warren
William J
Akron
Ohio
Hugo L.’Black
William C. Douglas
Altor
Black
Hoca
Westminster College graduates two Jefferson City students
Two Jefferson City students received degrees from Westminster College Fulton at graduation ceremonies Sunday. Michael Cassidy Reid, son of Dr. James A. Reid of 1812 Dalton Drive, earned a B.A. in History. Richard Raymond Snider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snider of 129 E. Circle Drive, earned a B.A. in Psychology.
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Jefferson City
Westminster College
Fulton
Michael
Cassidy Reid
James A. Reid
Dalton Drive
Richard Raymond Snider
Raymond Snider
Circle Drive
Bal
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher and staff listing
Publication details for the Jefferson City Post Tribune including publishers R. and Mrs. Robert C. Goshors and W. H. Weldon, editors Joseph G. Majersky and Kenneth M. Johnson, board chair R. J. Rose, and general manager Prank Holt. Rates listed: $16 yearly in Cole and adjoining counties, $23.40 elsewhere in Missouri, $26 outside Missouri.
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Tribune
Robert C. Goshors
William H. Weldon
R. J. Rose
Robert Blosser
Prank Holt
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Grand Marquee The Gambler from Natchez on TV schedule
TV schedule fragment lists Grand Marquee feature The Gambler from Natchez 1954 with Dale Robertson and Debra Paget set in New Orleans around 1840 aboard a Mississippi gambling ship. Includes a full day lineup with news sports weather and various programs across NBC CBS and local slots.
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Natchez
Dale Robertson
Debra Paget
New Orleans
Bus Riley's Back in Town on Tuesday Night
TV guide style listing shows Bus Riley's Back in Town starring Ann-Margret and Michael Parks arriving home from the Navy renewing an old romance. Also includes News, weather, sports, regional updates, and late programs such as Red Skelton and The Tonight Show.
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Bus Riley
Ann-Margaret
Michael Parks
Wome
General Hospital
Fou
Mike Douglas
Timmie and Lass
NBC News
Walter Cronkite
Mid-Mo
Weather Today
Ff Sports Today
Memorial Day Week End Toll Report From Boston Meeting
Local residents attended a Memorial Day weekend meeting in Boston where Gordon V. Comer was named President of the Christian Science Church. The highway death toll during the 402 hour holiday period was projected between 625 and 725, with last year’s toll at 604.
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Gordon V. Comer
Christian Science Church
Boston
Mass
Comer
J. R. Bowers
Elme
Therine Ave
Bowers
National Safety Council
J. P. Harriman
Dockery St
Christian Science Welfare
the Safety Council
FCC members call local radio and TV a myth
Washington AP two FCC commissioners Kenneth Cox and Nicholas Johnson say most U S radio and television stations fail to deliver meaningful local service. Their three month Oklahoma study found few stations offer truly local programming or tailored content for individual communities despite efforts to promote small UHF stations and regulate cab le TV and power.
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Washington
FCC
Bers
Kenneth A. Cox
Nicholas Johnson
Gramming
Pie
Swe
Cox Rand Johnson
Oklahoma
Missouri Guard cost for Kansas City disturbance details
The Missouri National Guard costs for the April civil disturbance in Kansas City totaled 388,857.55 dollars, per Maj. Gen. L. B. Adams Jr. The operation ran from April to April 17, with 3,104 Guardsmen serving a total 19,595 man days.
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Kansas City
Missouri National Guard
State of
Missouri
L. B. Adams, Jr
National Guard
Adams
Two youths drown Sunday in Missouri area
A report from Independence Missouri details multiple drowning incidents over a span including two youths who drowned Sunday at Big Lake Holt County and in other nearby locales. Names identified include Walter Nixon 16 and Michael Heishman four, with additional incidents involving Ricky Campbell 11 and a helicopter confrontation with a nesting hawk noted.
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Independence
Associated Press
Schietzhauer
Maeno
Jay Holi
Walter Roy Nixon
Shue
Big Lake
Holt County
Michael Heish
Sugar Creek
Paradise Park
Lake of the Ozarks
Glenn Heishman
Ricky Campbell
Thomasville
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Rod Lee Steiger
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MO Way
James Coburn
Mae Edwards Reais
PLU Vanes
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Richard Daley
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Los Angeles
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Holiday Inn
Missouri Motor Hotel
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Westminster
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
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NBC Baseball
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Andy Griffith
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Dom DeLuise
CBS News
Hollywood Seuarea
Dick van Dyke
Love of Life
Hye
Guiding Light
Neaware
Andia Mand
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