Lincoln University demonstrators fined in News and Tribune case
Three Lincoln University students faced charges for damaging a News and Tribune building auto top during April 5 protests. Joseph Hall Jr. was found guilty on the damage count and fined $25. James Anderson pled guilty and was fined $25, while Michael Hughes received a continuance until July 15. A fourth youth, Ronald Williams, faces common assault charges with a June 7 hearing.
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Lincoln University
News and Tribune
Michael Hughes
Locust St
Byron Kinder
Ronald D. Williams
E. Atchison St
Williams
Lincoln
Jefferson City
Johnson vows Vietnam troop strength will stay steady
Washington AP report says the Johnson administration told Congress there are no plans to increase U S troop levels in Vietnam beyond the current authorization of 550000, while European forces would be reduced. The meeting with congressional leaders addressed major foreign policy questions on Capitol Hill.
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Johnson
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U.S
Vietnam
Europe
Capiitol Hill
White House
Wlermsks
Abu Bule
Canada
United
Kingdom
Japan
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Jefferson City Post Tribune History and Publishers Listed
Jefferson City Post Tribune established in 1900s and 1950s lists publishers Mrs Robert C Goshorn Mrs William H Weidon Rose Board Chairman Robert Slosser President Frank Holt Vice President and GM Joseph G Majersky Editor Kenneth M Johnson Managing Editor. Published every evening except Saturday by News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street. Subscription rates show carrier and mail options within Missouri and nearby counties.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weidon
R. 4
ROSE
Robert Slosser
Frank Holt
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
News Tribune Company
Menroe Street
Pald
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Core
Missouri
United States
Mannber Audit Bureau of Circulations
Administration warns of import limit reaction
Washington officials warned that U S imports limits could trigger retaliation from foreign governments and harm exports as Congress opened broad hearings on foreign trade rather than acting on bills to curb textiles steel and other goods.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
United States
House
Ways and Means ‘Committee
Parole violation leads to jail hold in fatal crash case
A 28 year old Capital City man, Larry Nixon of 208, is jailed on parole violation after a May 25 two vehicle crash that killed Andrew H. Bernskoetter and injured his wife Bernadine. Nixon, George Gilpin, and the other driver were hospitalized with multiple injuries. Bernskoetter died at St Mary’s Hospital. Deputy said Nixon was later released from hospital and returned to jail.
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Nixon
U.S. Cole County
Sheriffs Departments
Andrew
H. Bernskoet
Lincoln St
Bern Iskoetter
St. Mary's Hospital
Bernadine Bernskoetter
Ater
George Gilpin
Carty St
Gilpin
Houser wins Major Burridge Trophy at Toastmasters meet
Gideon Houser received the Major Burridge Trophy for his speech So You Think You Have It Bad at the Toastmasters Club gathering on Monday night. Other speakers included Ben Rogers Paul Nelson and Boby Brown served as general evaluator.
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Harry Goldammer
Los Angeles
Jietnam
NATO
Johnson
Paris
Stephen M. Young
Gideon Houser
Ohio
Burridge
Senate
Ben Rogers
Paul Nelson
Boby Brown
Poor People Campaign Protests Face Arduous Night in DC
Washington AP reports the Poor People Campaign held a lengthy vigil with protests on government steps. Organizers claimed no compromise and warned of possible arrests while Attorney General Ramsey Clark met with leaders. speakers linked actions to civil rights legacy and the King assassination remains unsolved.
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Olrance
Cash
Martin Luther Kingsea Williams
Dr.i
Bus Riley's Back in Town and TV Lineup Canceled
A TV schedule fragment shows Bus Riley's Back in Town starring Ann Margaret and Michael Parks returning from the Navy to renew romance. The page lists NBC CBS and daytime shows including The Newlywed Game Jeopardy and Days of Our Lives with various time slots and news briefings.
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Mike Douglas
Timmue
NBC News
Waller Cronkite
Mid-Mo
Today
Big Valley
Daktari
Timmie
Red Skelton
Riley
E Town
CBS
Will Son
Bus Riley
Ann-Margaret
Michael Parks
NEC News
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
CBS News
Guiding Light
NEC
Commercial travelers to meet Thursday
The Jefferson City chapter of United Commercial Travelers Insurance Co will hold a meeting Thursday at Beanys restaurant presided by Forest Powell, local grand counselor. Demonstrators demanded an audience for 100, but officials would admit no more heading into a four-week drive for federal aid and attention for the needy.
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J. W. Wilson
Tim
Jefferson City
United Commercial Travelers Insurance Co
Justice Department
Clark
Department
Heart transplant death triggers debate in Argentina
Argentina's first heart transplant patient Antonio Enrique Serrano died four days after the operation. He had not regained consciousness after receiving a heart from a 41 year old donor who died of a brain hemorrhage. Six other patients survived among the world’s twenty transplant cases. Doctors had warned Serrano his life expectancy was four days due to incurable heart disease. Lead surgeon Dr Miguel Bellizzi defended the procedure against critics, saying he would operate again to save lives.
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Argentina
Antonio Enrique Serrang
Saleétuidn
Serrano
U.S
Miguel Bellizzi
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