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DISPLAYS OF AFFECTION p. 16

A SEED OF AN IDEA p. 18

ELECTRIC FEEL p. 20

100 or so of the grooviest St. Louisans walked into the National Guard Armory to see a young band called The Grateful Dead. It was the Dead's first St. Louis show, and the group was so up-and-coming, it would end up rocking

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