Freedom dinner voices dwindling fringe, urging open dialogue
Indiana University counselor Kurt Hofmann spoke to about 300 at a Freedom Dinner in Jefferson City. He warned that the dwindling racial fringe holds are critical as he discussed racism in education, citing a mostly white campus climate and a visible and invisible racist curriculum affecting black students.
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Kurt Hofmann
Indiana University
Heotmann
Ramade Inn
Jefferson City
NAACP
Jack
Hofmann
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Lincoln University
Myrtle Smith Oden
Sandra Robinson
Rowland Sr
Oden
Soviet Military Parade Marks 14th Anniversary
Soviet officials staged the annual night parade in Red Square for the 14th anniversary of the revolution. Defense Minister Grechko praised military might as troops, tanks, missiles, and a snow-covered crowd moved past Lenin's tomb while Brezhnev and Kosygin watched. The display featured the SS9 ICBM, SAM2 missiles, and naval anti submarine gear amid muffled applause and a stern, period tone.
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Moscow
Red Square
Lenin
Sefferson City Post-Tribune: Unclear masthead and dates
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial newspaper identifiers and subscription lines, with scattered names and miscoded phrases. No coherent event, person, or location details are discernible to summarize a concrete news item.
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Sefferson City Post-Tribune
the. Perp
Seeeereerg
Jess
Pest
Ane Bane
Ithoen Robes
Swarews
Kamer Waad
Breho
Alii Corrier
Jefferson
Cally
Marree
Coreinetion
Philippine election bloodshed nears two hundred deaths
Manila reports the death toll approaching 200 as eight senators and 15 093 local officials are elected in a violent Philippine poll. More than 50 000 troops guarded ballots while officials predicted high turnout. Marcos and Liberal rivals fought a nationalized campaign amid inflation and corruption accusations. Official results expected by midweek.
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Manila
Cochran Returns to St Louis After Cross-Country Flight
Elusive robbery suspect James Leroy Cochran is back in St Louis awaiting a federal grand jury investigation into an eight day escape. He arrived from a Lexington Kentucky jail where he surrendered to police. Cochran faces bank robbery and kidnapping charges tied to the October 2 Cass Federal Savings and Loan burglary. An accomplice Paul Lockhart pleaded guilty with November sentencing. A body found near Leslie Missouri is linked to the case. Interdenominational Student Choir schedules an informal concert at the Wesley Foundation Lincoln University.
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Louis
James Leroy Cochran
St. Louis
Cochran
Lexington
PBI
Cass Federal Savings & Loan Association of St. Louis
Paul Lockhart
Leste, Mo
Wesley Foundation
Lincoln University
Weight Loss Offer At Fischer Drug Store
An advertisement for weight loss products appears from A. Fischer Drug Store located at 18 E High Street offering mail orders. The fragment suggests a promotional push but lacks full details on products or terms.
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A. Fischer Drug Store
Filu
Missouri Weekend Traffic Toll Kills 11 Across State
Over a weekend in Missouri eleven people died in traffic crashes across multiple counties. Notable fatalities include Otis Littrell a University of Missouri student struck while hitchhiking near Columbia, and Barbara Holleh a Imperial teen in a Missouri 21 collision. Others include Brent Sullivan a Waco boy in a single vehicle crash on Missouri 171. Candy Light a Orrick girl in a collision with a train near Granby. Winfred Wells of St. Joseph in a two car wreck on an Andrew County road. Barbara Stanley of Aurora in a US 60 crash near Granby. Addie Price and Freda Anderson of Springfield killed in a car pickup collision. William Hamrich of St Louis in a road fire crash. Louis Shaw of Kansas City and an unnamed Fort Riley soldier in an I-70 crash east of Kansas City. Marie Strobel of Russellville hurt in an accident on Miller County roads. Police reported Strobel rode with Paul Strobel when another vehicle struck the car while turning left. Patrick Cordell of Chicago was cited for careless driving.
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Legal
Missouri
University of Missouri
Columbia
Otis Eugene Littrell
Smithville
University of Missouri- Columbia
Brent Sullivan
Waco
Jopin
Candy Light
Orrick
Barbara Stanley
Aurora
Granby
Addie
Price
Freda Anderson
Springfield
Barbara Holleh
Imperial
Jefferson City
Willam BR. Hamrich
Louis
Potosi
Louis W. Shaw
Kansas City
Ft. Riley
Kan
Murder charge filed in dynamite death
John Parsons 28 the estranged husband of 20 year old schoolteacher Beverly Parsons was arraigned in Jackson County Missouri on first degree murder and bombing charges. He was ordered held without bond pending a preliminary hearing November 18. The blast in Lee's Summit shattered the car and nearby apartments, scattering debris over 200 feet and felt more than a mile away. Parsons and the victim were recently divorced and their 6 year old daughter was staying with him. Authorities believe dynamite wired to the ignition caused the fatal explosion.
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John Parsons
Jackson County
Independence Today
Parsons
Warrensburg
Beverly Parsons
Lee’s
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Stin
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Ibune
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Irom
U.S
Marilyn Oliver
Florissant
Leslie
Oliver
Interdenominational Student Center
James Ford
Student Government Association
Carl Henry
Norfolk and” Wester
Grrick
Winfred Dale Wells
St. Joseph
Andrew County
Russellville
Marie Strobel
Highway Patrol
Miller County
Strobel
Paul Joh Strobel
Patrick Ross Cordell
Chicago
Cordell
Robert’ S H. Morrison
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Burlington, Iowa
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