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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1968

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Maverick Train Leads Keystone Kops Chase Across Kansas

A derailed diesel Santa Fe locomotive ran wild for 98 miles through Kansas nine towns at speeds up to 90 mph. Police, sheriffs and railroad workers pursued, blocking crossings as crowds gathered. No injuries reported. derailment followed engine’s throttle failure and a plan to end the unscheduled excursion.

Kinsler I Ron J. R. Fitzgerald Hutchinson Arkansas River Santa Fe Chase Engine Harold Crain Division Newton Kinsley Yeast of Kan Kansas

Demonstrators Clash With Police Near Department of Agriculture

In Washington a 500-strong crowd near the Department of Agriculture clashed with police during a protest linked to the Poor People’s Campaign. Tear gas and nightsticks were used as demonstrators hurled bottles and sticks, with several injuries reported and authorities moving to quell the unrest. Local leaders urged nonviolence and restraint as tensions persisted into the night.

Washington Department of Charity Civil Independence Ave Abernathy SCLC Offen-At Department of Agricul Resurrection Sture Ralph David Abernathy Qeucu Wyucatev Ucoog Resurrection City Aut Forjdrew Young

Sun reflection mistaken for building fire near Capitol Avenue

Jefferson City Fire Department answered a 7:15 p.m. alarm Thursday at the Jefferson Building corner of Jefferson Street and Capitol Avenue. Firemen found no smoke or fire after inspecting the Yestory building. Assistant Fire Chief Vincent Willmeno said the call came from the 200 block of Dunklin Street and the caller mistook sunlight reflecting off glass domes for a blaze.

Jefferson City Jefferson Building Jefferrson Vincent Willmeno Dunklin Street Willmeno

Jefferson City Post-Tribune Announces Staff and Rates

The Jefferson City Post-Tribune lists publishers Mrs. Roberta Goshore and Mrs. William Welder, editor Joseph Majersky, and staff including L. Rose and Rank Holt. It announces mailed and carrier delivery rates for Cole and surrounding counties at 16 dollars per year, other Missouri counties at 23.40, and outside Missouri at 20 dollars per year.

RAND Robert C. Goshore William H. Welder R. L. Rose Robert Blosser Rank Holt Joseph G. Majersky Kenneth M. Johnson News Tribune Company Monroe Street Jefferson City Associated Press Associated Presa Cartier Jefferson’ City Missouri Norning Cole and Adigining United States

Roos proposes youth council forum at Boys State

Missouri candidate Lawrence K. Roos urged a statewide youth council to channel young voices into policy. At Boys State, many attendees won local offices including John Dodge, Eric Wolcott, and Charles McMurtre, with Frederick Wohlschlager elected governor. The event highlighted calls for education, jobs, and law and order in Missouri.

Roos Lawrence K. Roos Missouri Boys State Associated Press Jon Gray Kan J Truesdale Jefferson Jerry Ellis Clark City Coun Truesdale David J. Borgmeyer Newberry Coun-Smith Bobby Ty George Doniphan Jim Painter Benton Charles MclMurry Suoil County Barton County David Borgmeyer Benton County Charles Wilde St. Elizabeth Scott St. Louis Lawler Erite Missouri Central Vallege American Legion Frederick Wohlschlager Brentwood

Hatfield Shifts Backing to Nixon for Vice Run

Oregon Senator Hatfield switches to Nixon and joins Baker and other endorsers as potential Nixon running mates. Governors Agnew and Plouffe indicate backing Nixon, while Toward remains neutral as delegate leader. The group weighs Vietnam stance and general electability ahead of Miami Beach convention.

PuccEn Richard M. Nixon Mark C. Hatfield Oregon Texas John G. Tow Jar Nixon Charles H. Peres Hatfield Illinois Iment Baker Percy Vietnam New York Nele Rockefeller

Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log For Last 24 Hours

The Missouri Highway Patrol reports traffic fatalities in the 24 hours ending at midnight. This update covers incidents across the state, listing locations, times, and any identified parties. No further details available at this time.

Missouri Highway Patrol

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