Curtis labels Eagleton a junior Johnson in Missouri race
Republican Curtis labels Lt. Gen. Thomas F. Eagleton a junior grade Johnson creating a creditability gap. He campaigns across Missouri warning of misused foreign aid and a Johnson bombing lull while urging economic power to curb Vietnam. Curtis vows victory, cites his past wins and support across Missouri districts.
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U.S. Senate
Géoy
Thomas F. Eagleton
Johnson
Curtis
Missouri
Jefferson City
Eagleton
St. Louis County
Humphrey
Vietnam
Nixon
Richard Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
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Knife carrying students hold college officials four hours
About 200 students at Northridge College seized the first and fifth floors of the administration building, armed with knives and fire extinguishers, kept 34 people in a conference room for up to four hours. The incident ended without serious injuries as police moved in and officials met to discuss demands and potential actions.
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San Fernando Valley
State College
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Donald W. ‘Krimel
Northridge
Floods in Italy Leave Death and Ruin
In northern Italy, heavy rains and floods caused 102 deaths and widespread damage. Authorities warned that additional dangers remained as floods and landslides worsened in the Po river basin between Milan and Turin. Evacuations and warnings continued as waters receded and officials assessed the hardest hit areas around Vercelli province.
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Vercell
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Turin
Flood zone roads reopen as some villages remain isolated
Emergency crews worked to reopen roads in the flood zone after extensive damage. In Biella region the Milan Turin main line was restored, though hundreds faced unemployment as about 80 of the citys textile mills were wrecked and thousands homeless.
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OLEFH
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Ini
Kenneth Magonneon
Rich Province
Vercelli
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Cure
Aaissouri
United States
Pyran
Traffic bills pass City Council measures on parking and signs
The City Council approved three bills from the Parking and Traffic Commission. Bill 70 bans parking on the north half of High Street within 73 feet east of Chestnut Street and 125 feet east of Chestnut. Bill 71 forbids parking on the west half of Green Berry Road within 50 feet of Payne Drive. Bill 76 requires stop signs on Jefferson Street before Stadium Drive entry.
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Passengers of hijacked plane return to Miami from Cuba
A Jetair flight from Houston to Miami was hijacked and diverted toward Cuba. Passengers and crew were released after the aircraft landed near Havana and returned to Miami the same day. The hijacker, described as a black nationalist, claimed contraband of war and demanded payment from passengers.
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Q'Arien
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Dallas
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Infant boy killed in two-car crash near Kansas City
A four month old boy, Larry L. Donahue of Kansas City, died in a two car collision on U S 50 near a curve in Lee's Summit Missouri. Edwin L. Garrison, 26, and Matthew Wherry, 26, were critically injured along with Wherry's three month old son Billy Joe. Garrison and his wife were seriously hurt. Troopers said Wherry's vehicle crossed the center line. Barbara Donahue, the victim's mother, was following in another car.
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Olathe
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Garrison
City approves rezoning for Marshall Street apartment project
City Council advanced plans for a three-bill rezoning to allow a $650,000 Community Park Village complex for middle income families along Marshall Street near Dunklin Street. Construction could start in spring under CPV Inc supervision with a retaining wall contract let to Roy A Scheplerle Construction Co for $4,759 including painting.
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ICC to review railroad plan and veterans day events
The ICC will investigate a Kansas City Southern and Louisiana and Arkansas railways proposal to withdraw the Southern Belle from the KC to New Orleans run. Veterans Day services are set for Nov 11 at St Peter’s Cathedral with Mass at 8 am and ceremonies at the State Capitol Rotunda at 10 30 am conducted by the Jefferson City Veterans Council.
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State Capitol
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Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log Update
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 24 hours ending midnight with two deaths from earlier accidents. Year to date totals reach 1,215, up from 1,106 at the same time last year.
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Judge removes self after affidavits in marijuana case
ROCK PORT Mo AP Magistrate H P Savage of Atchison County sustained affidavits Monday charging bias in a marijuana case and removed himself from preliminary hearings. A replacement magistrate will sit for hearings as three defendants testified. London AP One of Britains biggest bookmaking firms reported brisk betting on the U S presidential race with Nixon favored at odds of 2 to 1 and Humphrey at 2 to 4. Ladbrokes listed Nixon as 1 0 4 favorite with wagers up to 1000 pounds.
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Blue Roar A . Island
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Eerer Burin
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Eachito
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Humphrey to vote by wood-stove heat
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will cast his paper ballot Tuesday in Marysville Township Hall a rural building heated by an old fashioned wood burning stove near his shore on Lake Waverly. The hall was built over 60 years ago.
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Neuner wins Major Burridge prize at Toastmasters
Stan Neuner received the Major Burridge Trophy for his speech There Ought to be a Law at the Monday Toastmasters meeting. Paul Nelson also spoke on Why Poor People Riot during the program.
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Toastmasters
Paul Nelson
Jordan and Egypt roles in widening Middle East clash
In Amman fighting rages as Victory Phalanges and other guerrilla groups clash with army units. Israeli and Palestinian actions spark strikes, curfews, and street battles with casualties reported in Hurghada and the Suez area. Diplomatic talks at the UN face mounting pessimism.
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