Student Protests Spread Across the United States
Antiwar demonstrators organize across U S colleges in response to renewed bombing of North Vietnam. In New England 45 schools picket as 140 arrests occur at Maryland curfew, Wisconsin sees vandalism, and Columbia University closes. Harvard votes to boycott, Boston University students seize an admin building, Oberlin organizes a village burn, and a May 4 moratorium is announced.
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Associated Press
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Nixon
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Robert Filler
Washington
Charles Mosher
R-Ohio
Congress
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Episcopal
Bank Call Also Issued By OCC And Missouri Finance
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for statements as of the close of business Tuesday April 18. In Jefferson City Missouri the state Division of Finance issued a call for statements from all state banks and trust companies as of the same date April 18.
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Jefferson City
State Division of Finance
Apollo 16 Astronauts on Moon Begin Scientific Ground
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. step onto the lunar highlands after a near abort, initiating the mission's first scientific exploration. Ground teams resolved a command-engine issue and approved three surface excursions despite the delay.
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Mission Control
Commandos Rescue Airmen Under Fire Near DMZ War
An allied commando team snatched two U S airmen from a North Vietnamese invasion force but seven Americans died in the operation. Lt Col Toeal E Hambleton, 53, evaded capture for 11 days with injuries and scant supplies near the DMZ after his EB66 was hit. Lt Mark N Clark was rescued. his copilot is missing. The rescue used B52 bombers as decoys and included a South Vietnamese unit led by Lt Tom Norris.
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Toeal E. Hambleton
Demilitarized Zone
Hambleton
Dmz
Mark N. Clark
Los Angeles
Clark
Dong Ha
U.S. Navy
Tom Norris
U.S. Air Force
Rossville
Tucson
Ariz
State Senate Honors Litterley
The Missouri Senate adopted a resolution memorializing George R. Sitterley AP capitol newsman who died Wednesday night. The note praised his fair reporting and called him the dean of the capitol press corps with service since fall 1944. The Senate adjourned in his memory and a House tribute was planned.
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Missouri Senate
George R. Sitterley
Associated Press
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Capitol Press Corps
Senate
Sitterley
House
Kleindienst Nomination Nears Senate Approval
The Senate Judiciary Committee has almost finished its probe of Richard G. Kleindienst for attorney general. Chairman Eastland predicted a favorable report next week and Senate confirmation. Key witnesses included Peter Flanigan, with Democrats seeking more ITT and antitrust policy details amid campaign politics. Flanigan faced limited questioning, and written questions to the White House were authorized.
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D-Miss
Mike Mansfield
Kleindienst
Senate
Eastland
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Dcalif
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Republican Party
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White House
Richard Ramsden
New York
San Diego
ITT
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Guam Hideout Back In Tokyo
Shoichi Yokoi the Japanese army sergeant who hid in Guam for 26 years surfaced in Tokyo today for the first time in decades. Officials said the 58 year old, recovering at a hospital since his February return from Guam, had his hair trimmed and visited the Imperial Palace as he reoriented to life in Japan.
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Shoichi Yokoi
Guam
Japan
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Imperial Palace
Bar Hears Plea For Cool In World View
Members of the Missouri Bar Association opened their spring meeting with a luncheon hosted by the international law committee. Guy Van Haeverbek of Brussels, deputy director of the European Community Information Service in Washington, urged U S cooperation with the European Community and warned against letting trade frictions and looming issues overshadow global policy.
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Guy van Haeverbek
Brussels
Belgium
European Community Information Service
Washington, D.C
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Europe
United States
Hollyhock King Seeks To Beautify Missouri
ROCK HILL Mo AP Hollyhock King John K Morton of Rock Hill a St Louis suburb launches a seed give away campaign for 500000 hollyhock seeds as a beautification effort He reports rapid demand with 1500 requests in two weeks and expects 2 million seeds next spring Morton 77 traces the idea to 1968 and says seeds may reach Missouri Illinois and Tennessee He plans to offer seeds to the Missouri Highway Commission and notes the plants bloom July to first snow and can grow in diverse neighborhoods.
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Missouri
John K. Morton
St. Louis
Morton
United States
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Tennessee
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East St. Louis
Missouri Highway Commission
Open Meeting Drive Planned By Citizens Lobby
Jefferson City group pledges funds to back an open meetings ballot proposal this November. Citizens Lobby director Raymond Appleton says petitions will print next week and a drive for about 100000 signatures will begin, seeking broader coverage than the current bill for all tax supported units.
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Citizens Lobby
Raymond Appleton
Appleton
Jefferson City
Miami Beach to host GOP national convention move
The New York Times quotes Miami Beach officials that the Republican Party will move its national convention from San Diego to Miami Beach. The switch, worked out with Richard L. Herman, involves similar finances to the Democratic event. Nixon reportedly favored the San Diego site amid ITT underwriting concerns and rising costs near two million dollars.
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New York Times Today
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Fla
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Calif
the Times
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Republican Arrangements Committee
Washington
Democratic Party
Miami
Nixon
Sparky Stalcup Dies at 62 Former MU coach and AD
Witber Sparky Stalcup 62 athletics director at the University of Missouri and basketball coach from 1946 to 1961 died early today at Boone County Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack. He coached at Maryville and Missouri, compiling 195 wins in 16 seasons, retiring in 1962 to administrative roles and later becoming Devine successor in 1971. Survivors include his mother.
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Sparky) Statcup
University of Missouri
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Statcup
Northwest Missouri State College
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Maryville
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Devine
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Missouri
Mrs Isabel Stalcup Of Columbia Dies In Missouri
Mrs Isabel Stalcup of Columbia dies in Missouri leaving widow Mrs G B Stalcup of Oregon Mo a daughter Mrs Susan Gray two granddaughters and a brother and sister Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Oregon, Mo
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Susan Gray
Columbia
Lutherans Reach Partial Settlement Over Seminary Teachings
In St Louis, Lutheran Church Missouri Synod officials reached a partial settlement on a dispute over Concordia Seminary Clayton taught by assistant professor Arlis Ehlen. The agreement, after talks in Edmonton, limits Ehlen to text interpretation and Semitic languages for the 1972-73 academic year.
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