Ex Nazi Kiesinger Wins Nomination For West German Premier
In Bonn Kiesinger, linked to past Nazi ties, wins CDU nomination to lead West Germany. He faces a fractured Bundestag where CDU lags by votes and must court Socialists or Free Democrats to form a majority. Erhard’s resignation shadows the crisis as parties seek stability amid political realignment.
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Schroeder
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Cellor
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Ei- Erhard
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Erhard
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Hesse
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Culver-Stockton Honors Hearnes With Special Degree
Culver-Stockton College awarded Governor Warren E. Hearnes an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during a ceremony in the Oval. College president Fred Helsabeck praised Hearnes and noted the college’s rise from hardship to stability and service over the past decade.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Culver-Stockton College
Culver-Stockton
Fred Helsabeck
Methodists Move to End Segregation Across Racial Lines
A Chicago dispatch reports Methodist delegates debate abolishing the church's central (Negro) jurisdiction by a mid 1987 target, with Democrats and Socialists pushing abolition and Kiesinger receiving mixed support. Ballots show varied support for abolition dates and leaders.
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Kiesinger
Onj
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Gates
Walter Hallstein
Second vote details and church merger notes from Missouri paper
Jefferson City Post Tribune covers a range of items from the second vote Kiesinger issue to a Culver Stockton College ceremony honoring state officials. It notes church merger talks between Evangelical United Brethren and Methodists, with projections of a United Methodist Church formation and a regional bishop list. It also describes a college academic hood ceremony and governors’ attendance, plus subscription rates and newspaper staff information.
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Atiduto
Nawse Tribune Company
Monron Streat
Jeferson City
Associated Press
Jefferson Z
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lal
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Methodist Church
Invas
EUB Conference
U.S
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Paul W. Milhouse
Kansas City
Scholastic Plans New Plant Central for Distribution
Industry notes from page one indicate Scholastic Magazines Inc will establish a new plant to serve as the central distribution hub for all paperback and hardcover titles. The move aims to streamline logistics and bolster output for Tanabe Bae reads.
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Scholastic Magazines, Inc
Company expands print and book distribution network
The firm publishes 32 periodicals for students and teachers, including 10 foreign language magazines in French, Spanish, German and Russian. It runs five paperback Ibook clubs for grades 1 through 12 and a tax division with both hard cover and paperback books. Chamber officials say the Inow plant marks the sixth new plant or expansion for the community in under 18 months.
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Folkways Scholastic Phonograph Records
Chamber
Inow
Key witness opens defense in Sheppard retrial testimony
In Cleveland, former bakery truck driver Jack Krakaw testified that Marilyn Sheppard gave a key to a man visiting in her kitchen and told him not to let Sam see it, describing a "distinguished looking" visitor aged 50 to 60. The defense also presented criminologist Paul Kirk who discussed blood grouping and the murder scene as the trial moves toward remaining witnesses. Separately, Roger D. Lorenz petitioned rezoning for a 2.2 acre tract east of Riverside Drive, proposing a 50‑unit apartment complex and other developments, with Jordan and Kolb Realtors planning another Swifts Highway project opposite Helias High School.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Martyn Sheppard
Sam
Jack Krakaw
Byers
Ohio
Sheppard
Kyrakan
Sheppard House
Bay Village
Krakan
Marilyn Sheppard
Jordan and Kolb
Swifts Highway
Helias High School
Dix Road Reopening Scheduled on Monday
Dix Road south of Industrial Drive will reopen about 8 a.m. Monday after months of closure for state highway work. The temporary bypass will be removed and St Marys Boulevard will be barricaded at Beck Street to block westbound traffic into a dead end while residents retain access to their properties. Old Route C will close Monday morning at its junction with U.S. Route 54 south of Stadium Drive as the new U.S. 54 frontage road is prepared.
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Dix Road
Lahmeyer
Raymond H. Lahr
Meyer
District 5
St. Mary’s ‘Boulevard
Beck Street
St. Mary's ‘Boulevard
1968 election mood shifts set off voter backlash across states
The draft text outlines a national mood against Johnson's programs, with Nixon and Goldwater-backed Republicans riding voter discontent on welfare, costs, and government power. Florida and Minnesota show party swings as Democrats lose ground in the Midwest and veterans of the party face a challenging reorganization for 1968.
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Florida
Claude Kirkerste
Johnson
Goldwater
Republic
LBJ
John G. Town
Atty
Waggoner Carr
California
Vietnam War News Roundup From The Front
The article reports on gas use in Vietnam and official defenses, McNamara and Rusk statements denying gas warfare, casualties in Tay Ninh and overall weekly American losses, political developments around Rocke/feller and Johnson, and military actions including Pawnee operation north of Da Nang and air strikes hindered by weather. It notes election results affecting support for U.S. policy.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
Johnson
McCarty and
Marshall Streets
Tay Ninh
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Red River Delta
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Navy
Panhandle
Water Rate Hearing Resumes at Capital City Water Co
The Public Service Commission resumed the third day of hearings on Capital City Water Co’s proposed rate increase. Superintendent H. Jim Reed, president and general manager, was cross examined by an attorney for the State Highway Department this morning.
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Capital City Water Co
Public Service Commission
H.jim Reed
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State Highway Department
End of Fierce Tiger operation in Korea amid rising U.S. casualties
Reports say Korean forces ended Operation Fierce Tiger after 1,161 enemy killed while U.S. combat deaths reach 5,823 and wounded 22,544 since the start of the war. U S command cites 893 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and 199 captured in the latest week. A Vietnam commission hearing in progress questions government officials as testimony unfolds.
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Bob Tatore
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