Six Die In State Troop F Traffic Toll Near Record
Springfield records note a deadly weekend as Missouri Troop F reports six deaths and multiple serious injuries on Route BB and nearby highways. Victims include Anthony Durst 22 of Doolittle and Pam Dundy 24 of St Louis, with several others hospitalized. The toll pushes toward an all-time yearly high set during the 1966 peak, as officials urge cautious driving during two holiday periods.
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Springfield
Missourines
Anthony Durst
Highway Patrol
Donald Leewaya
Doty
Mokane
Kingdom City
Pamsof
Ela J. Dundy
St Louis
Pro Soviet Czech Jeered by Crowd at Calla Way County Hospital
A crowd jeered pro Soviet Czechs during admission at Calla Way County Hospital. Ali were admitted, with witnesses noting tense scene and security presence as the patients entered the facility.
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Ali
Callaway County Hospital
Dubecek
Yara elected chief executive of Okinawa
Chokyo Yara, 65, won Okinawa’s first popular vote for chief executive on a platform to remove U S bases, a stance softened by realism as he announced gradual reversion to Japan while maintaining U S security ties. He was backed by the Okinawa Socialist Mass party and two other opposition groups.
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Yara
Okinawa
Naha
Chokyo Yara
U.S
Okinawawa
U.s.-Administered
Ryu,kyu Islands
Pacific
Japan
Inter
Vietnam
Lhief
Legislative ‘Assembly
Doty
Dwiidle
Prague
Anta
Svat
Alex Lnver
Ander Dubcek
Ferdinand T. Ithe
Czechsolovak
Legislative Assembly
UN- U.S
Poplar Bluff
Theyger
Okinawa Socialist
Japanese Socialist Party
Okinawa People’s Party
Japanese Communist Party
Junji Nishime
Okinawa Democratic Party
Takehiko Nosoko
Youth Found Hanged in Cole County Jail
Lawrence Ewing, 15, was found hanged in his cell at 5:30 p.m. in the Cole County Jail after being held since Thursday as a runaway from Sauk Rapids Minnesota. He left no suicide note and his body was to be returned to Sauk Rapids for funeral arrangements.
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Larry Dean Ewing
Cole County
Tito
Osijek
Ewing
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Saukai Rapids
Ray Switch by Lawyers Foreshadows King Case Trial
MEMPHIS Tenn AP a surprise switch by James Earl Ray to Foreman and older brother Ray signals possible delays in the first degree murder trial for the slaying of Dr Martin Luther King Jr Foreman has urged a continuance and a postponement as Ray seeks new counsel and battles pretrial statements while a hearings ongoing with Sheriff Morris noting the legal maneuvering.
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Torneys
Ray
Texas
Percy Foreman
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
Ruby
King
Arthur J. Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
William N.morris Jr
Foreman
John
Jerry
Raw
Arthur Hanes Sr
Wenes
James Earl Ray
Morris
London
Hanes
Wholand
Tennessee Lawyer
Peice Hattle
Tennessee
Soviet unmanned moon shot Zond 6 circles moon
The Soviet Union launched Zond 6a uncrewed voyage to orbit the moon and return to Earth. Officials did not disclose the mission’s exact purpose, continuing a pattern of silent aims in their deep space program.
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Moscow
Earth
Zond 2 Union
Georgy Bere
Govoy
Zond
Jodrél Bank
Britain
Soviet Union
Zond 6
Indian Ocean
Bochum Observatory
Westcraft
Germany
Man
Republicans eye 70 for Senate control in 1970
Washington AP reports GOP strategists see 1970 as pivotal to seize Senate majority with eight net gains. Democrats defend 23 seats while Republicans have 14 vulnerable Democratic incumbents, including Dodd Holland Hartke Tydings Hart Symington Cannon and others across Connecticut Florida Indiana Maryland Missouri Nevada. Sixteen more Senate seats facing re-election in 1970 create a high-stakes political contest.
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Washington
New Mexico
Joseph M. Mon
Toyan
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Republicans
Senate
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Texas
Ralph W. Yarborough
Utah
Spi
Frank E. Moss
Wisconsin
Wilie T. Agnew
GOP
Liam Proxmire
Wyoming
Gale
W. McGee
Minnesota
Mike Mansfield
Mont J
Eugene J. McCarthy
Tana
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
John OG. Pastore
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Thomas J. Dodd
Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Maryland
Joseph D. Tydings
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Nevada
Howard W. Cannon
Prank Host and Officials Mentioned in Tribune Filing
A fragment from a Jefferson City Missouri Tribune Company page lists a prank host, board chair, and various officers with partial titles and roles. The OCR text includes subscription rates, delivery terms, and circulation notes, but names and specifics are garbled.
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Gan
Ieee
Lion Son
Jefferson Iy
Missouri
Mee
Warking Counties
United States
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Emanuel Famira
Kas City
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Schiwa
Ore
Richard Crenna
Ffrem Zimbalist, JR
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren
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Mrs
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Melvin Powers
Lwitch
Battle
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