Senate subcommittee chart names SDS officials at campus disorder hearing
Chairman John McClellan displayed a chart listing officials and key members of the Students for a Democratic Society at a hearing on campus disorders. He said none of those named would be invited to testify. AP Wirephoto.
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John McClellan
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
McClellan
Students For A Democratic Soci
Michigan
Myre
SDS
Panel told SDS leaders identity selves as Reds
Washington AP report states MSP detective captain Myre testified that SDS leaders identified as Communists in various publications. He cited conventions and workshops in Michigan, noting questions to Michael Klonsky and Bernardine Dohrn about Communist ties. Ribicoff warned of fragmented left groups contending for control.
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SDS
Reds
Michael Klonsky
Chicago
The
New Republic
Klonsky
Bernardine Dohrn
SDS Interorganization
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Myre
Ribicoff
New Left
Radical Movement
Philip Manuel
United States
Progressive Labor Party
Communist Party
U.S.A
Editorial analysis outlines student revolt tactics
Washington reports Ed Schwartz of the National Student Association presented a working paper at the NSA Power Conference in Minneapolis November 17 18 1967. The document details four steps to campus takeover including gradual escalation and non negotiable tactics aimed at provoking administration rejection.
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Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Washington
Ed Schwartz
National Student Association
NSA
University of Minnesota
Schwartz
University of California At Berkeley
San Francisco State College
University of Wisconsin
Osage cattlemen organize after livestock losses
Osage County cattlemen form the Osage County Cattlemen Protect Association to counter theft and loss of an estimated 100 head of livestock valued at over 5000 dollars. Robert W. Hanson reports 40 paid members, 60 hogs and 40 cattle lost, and a May 31 shooting of a 1400 pound bull near Crook as a catalyst. A meeting at 8 pm Thursday at the county courthouse will formalize the group and seek informants.
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Osage County
Robert W. Hanson
Linn
Osage County Cattlemen’s Protection Association
Hanson
GOP opposition to improvements bill criticized
Republicans in the Missouri House faced criticism from Rep. J Lucky Cantrell and allies as minority members balked at passage of the governor’s $37.5 million capital improvements measure sent to the Senate. Cantrell argued for a larger $200 million need, while some Democrats joined Republicans against the bill. Also moved were the battered babes reporting law and Workmen’s Compensation benefit increases, with temporary disability rising to $463.50 and permanent total disability to $58 a week as a compromise.
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Pris
Republican House
J. ‘Lucky Cantrell
D-Overland
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
R. J.bus King
R Clayton
House
Cantrell
Nixon to present TV radio news conference Thursday
President Nixon will hold a television radio news conference Thursday at 8 p.m. EDT, White House said. The Q and A session, the first live since April 18, follows a National Security Council meeting on aspects of planned arms talks with the Soviet Union. Press secretary Ziegler said no opening statement will be made.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
National Security Council
Soviet Union
Ronald L. Ziegler
Senate panel stalls veto risk on appointment plan
Senate dissidents leaked a curbs plan aimed at delaying Governor Warren E Hearnes confirmations. Sen Robert Young proposed expanding the cosmetology board to five to allow a Negro appointment but withdrew the amendment after backers warned of a veto. The Senate later passed the board expansion 31 to 1 and sent a land lease measure to Ft Leonard Wood for recreation 24 to 5, while a boat tampering misdemeanor bill gained traction amid persistent Lake of the Ozarks joy riding complaints.
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Senate
Warren E. Hearnes
Robert Young
St. Louis County
Young
Board of Cosmetology
Young Sac
Lake of the State Park
Ft. Leonard Wood
Whiteman Air Force
Air Force
Leona Wood
Richard Southern
Monroe City
City council acts on house renumbering and dog levy
Jefferson City Council took final action to enforce house renumbering begun by the Department of Public Works. An amendment to remove fines and misdemeanor provisions was defeated six to four after debate over costs for retirees. Council members Wildhaber and Tuen clashed over enforcement and relief for those unable to comply.
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Jefferson City
Wildhaber
Tuen
Iuen
Larry Haake
John Riner
Jerry Walther
Telemeter plan aims for fall CATV debut in Jefferson City
The city hopes to launch cable television in four sectors this fall with ITC oversight. A council committee discussed dog control amid debate over leash laws and animal welfare while a $25,000未 payment from ITC remains unresolved. An amended dog control ordinance passed, raising impound fees and requiring owner contact details on dog licenses.
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Jefferson City
John G. Christy
Joseph E. Stevens, Jr
Kansas City
International Telemeter Co
Frank Inen
Utilities Committee
Stevens
Collins Radin
St. Louis
Collins Radio Corp
Collins
Council
Christy
Sven
France Commitree
CIEY
Charter procedures discussed by Jefferson City panel
Two Clayton speakers attended the fourth Jefferson City Charter Commission meeting along with two committees, as the group pressed educational orientation and charter planning. Scott and Human urged rapid hearings, drawing a budget, draft charter, and a possible charter vote with the April city election.
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Clayton
Jefferson City Charter Commission
Ralph Kalberloh
L. I. Giffen
William Quigg
We Committee
John Morris
Howard Gaftke
James Whaley
Raymond Holleworth
Giest
Hugh Scott
F. William Human
Scott
Western Diesel Co
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National Council
Chicago, Ill
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Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
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Workers World Party
Sparticist League
Johnson-Forrest Group
See Sds
Charles Bossaller
Laura Wolfe
Crook
Page
GOP
Hearnes
State Park Board
Lake of the Ozarks
Ellis Portoy
Kansas
First Ward
Kenneth Wildhaber
Third Ward
Frank J. Tuen
Capital City Telephone Company
Respec
Missouri
Lang Donight
River Ms
International Telermeter
ITC
News Tribune
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Tev
Jole
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Maer
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Commission
George Ravier
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