Time Of Terror In Germany Led Kissinger To America
A four part series profiles Henry A Kissinger's early life amid Nazi terror in Fuerth and his emigrant path to the United States. Born Heinz Kissinger, he endured anti Jewish violence before fleeing with his family in 1938 to London and then New York as he pursued education and a future in accounting before his Army service.
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Germany
Kissingers
America
Henry A. Kissinger
Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Fuerth
Hitler
Heinz Kissinger
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Mier
Kissinger
Nixon
China
Moscow
Louis
Paula Stern
Alfred Heinz Kissinger
Heinz
Henry Alfred Kissinger
Paula Kissinger
Walter Bernhard
Long Island
Walter Kissinger
Mrs. Kissinger
Pappa
Louis Kissinger
London
New York
Fort George Hill
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Henry
George Washington High School
City College of New York
Missouri Transportation Bond Issue Campaign Launched
James E. Meyers, executive secretary of the St. Louis Labor Council, named to lead a petition drive to place a 730 million transportation bond before Missouri voters. He will seek 93,000 signatures as chairman of the Missouri Transportation Bond Issue Committee, with assurances of federal matching funds and over 200,000 new jobs statewide. The bonds cover highways, rapid transit, airports, buses, and bridges.
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St, Louis
James E. Meyers
St. Louis Labor Council
Missouri
Missouri Transportation
Meyers
St. Louis
Warren E. Hearnes
Cadets Visit Cards For Teen Night Baseball Game
A busload of Missouri Military Academy junior cadets will travel to St. Louis on May 5 to watch the St. Louis Cardinals host the Atlanta Braves. Major James Marley, the sponsor, will accompany the group as part of a Cardinal Teen-Age Night promotion inviting students from Missouri and Illinois high schools.
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Missouri Military Academy
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
James Marley
Cardinal
Missouri
Illinois
Judge Gibson in critical condition after heart attack
U S Court of Appeals judge Floyd R. Gibson was listed in critical condition at Independence Hospital after suffering a heart attack during the dedication ceremony for the new Independence courthouse on Monday.
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Gibson
Independence, Mon
Floyd R. Gibson
U.S. 8Th District Court of Appeals
Independence Hospital
Independence
Boyle Vote Invalid Says Court Ruling
A federal district judge overturned the 1969 United Mine Workers election of W A Boyle for flagrant violations of the law and ordered a new vote. Judge William Bryant will set the date and election machinery after proposals are submitted, with officers including John Owens and George J Titler facing new ballots.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
William Bryant
Bryant
Boyle
John Owens
George J. Titler
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Yablonski
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Beckley
W.va
James Leeber
UMW
Smith Committed In Murder Case
Verne Arthur Smith, former University of Missouri history instructor, was ordered committed to Fulton State Hospital after pleading innocent by reason of mental illness to a 1965 murder charge. The case involved Harry Hackworth, 18, of St Louis, with the Supreme Court overturning a 1967 conviction due to drug administration at the hospital.
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Columbia, Mo
Verne Arthur Smith
University of Missouri
Fulton State Hospital
Smith
Frank Meyer
Sedalia
Harry Hackworth
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
State Hospital
Fulton
Supreme Court
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Temple's Cottage Cheese
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