Law Officers Move Against UC Sproul Hall Protest
More than 200 law officers arrest and remove over 200 demonstrators from Sproul Hall at UC Berkeley after a sit in led by Mario Savio. The operation, ordered by Gov. Edmund Brown, placed protesters into buses for transport to Santa Rita Prison Farm and Oakland City Jail. Charges include unlawful assembly failure to disperse and resisting arrest.
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Calif
University of California
Edmund G. Brown
Sprout Hall
Sproul Hall
Brown
Altameda County
Santa Rita
Oakland City
Los Angeles
Edward Strong
Savio
Free Speech Movement
Shouting Match in Baker Hearings Escalates in Senate
The Bobby Baker hearings erupted into a shouting match as special counsel Lennox McLendon accused Sen. John J. Williams of lying over information about McCloskey Construction. Williams defended himself, Curtis denounced the scene, and the dispute centered on government contracts and records sought by lawmakers.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Special Rules Committee
Lennox P. McLendon
John J. Williams
R-Del
McLendon
Williams
McCloskey Construction Co
Curtis
Don B. Reynolds
Silver Spring
McCloskey
Kennedy-Johnson
Stewart
Sador
Ireland
William K. Stewart
Ness
Reynolds
Closkey Co
Fire destroys trailer home. Wichita family left homeless
Mrs. Robert Me Linn of Wichita returned from shopping to find their family trailer burned to ashes. Neighbors discovered the fire and no one was home. The Me Linn family, including a father, mother, and three young children, lost all possessions except the clothes they wore.
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Wichita
Robert Me Linn
Me Linn
Break-in At St. Paul Lumber Yard Reported
Merchandise valued at 350 to 400 dollars was stolen from the St. Paul Lumber Co. last night. Entry was gained by removing the office window screen and prying the window open. George Neely says no money was involved. the yard is owned and managed by Bill Burnett.
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St, Paul
St. Paul Lumber Co
George Neely
Neosho County
Bill Burnett
Polio Vaccine Clinics Set for Wilson County Sunday
Oral polio vaccine clinics are planned in Wilson County with sites in Neodesha and Fredonia. Residents are urged to bring families to the courthouse site where a 50 cent donation is requested but none refused for lack of funds. Children six weeks to 10 years will receive the free service, and additional vaccines for diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus may be given. Clinics run 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Neodesha armory and Fredonia location.
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Wilson County
Fredonia
Gttectve
F. A. Moorhead
Grief Stricken Collie Dies After Car Traded
In Iola Kansas a 12 year old collie named Ginger Crowell waited daily for her missing mistress who had died years earlier. The dog starved after the Crowell family traded the old car Ginger associated with her owner. A buyer arrived to discuss the vehicle last week and Ginger died Friday night in the barn.
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Iola, Kan
Ginger Willard Crowell
Lola
Weak
Ginger
Mrs. Crowell
Crowell Farm
Crowell
Winter Storm Moves In With Snow Sleet and Ice
A winter storm brings snow sleet and freezing rain across Kansas and surrounding states. Forecasts predict four to six inches of snow tonight into Friday with hazardous driving conditions and cold temperatures statewide.
Anderson would replace GOPs chairman Burch
Gov. John Anderson urged replacing Dean Burch as Republican National Chairman to rebuild the party. He argued the GOP must become a moderate party appealing to labor and minority voters and hinted at supporting a Denver conference resolution for a new chairman. He said he is not seeking the post.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Dean Burch
Anderson
Denver
Mented
Burch
Republican Party
Congress
National Committee
William H. Avery
Hopkins student earns citation for faster computer feed
Johns Hopkins University senior Christopher Caldwell receives a presidential citation after devising a two language feeding method that blends ease of writing with efficiency. The system saved the Navy about 100000 dollars annually. Caldwell announced his approach last summer and will be honored by President Johnson Friday.
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Navy
Johns Hopkins University
Christopher
Caldwell
Johnson
Cald-well
107 Area Students In Government Day
Erie NEOSHO County Government Day drew 107 high school students and sponsors to the courthouse for a day of watching county offices in operation. Students elected county officers earlier, and learned duties from the regular staff as they toured offices. Lunch was provided by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion hall.
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Erie
Neosho County
Sual
Ream John Shireman Sumerine
American Legion
American Legion Hall
the Legion Auxiliary
Mock trial teaches Erie students courtroom roles
In Topeka a mock trial was held with Erie school pupils acting as jurors and witness questioning by County Attorney Robert Pennington and Defense Attorney Charles Forsyth. District Court Judge George Donaldson presided as the judge. noted officials and student attendees are listed.
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Lendent
Erie
George Donaldson
Robert Pennington
Charles Forsyth
Steve Chandler
Bill Hasty
Oo Richman
Paul—Ed McAfee
Jean Maris Groner
Kathleen Brogan
Thayer
Jeri Sloan
Kenny Brant
David Osborn
itie-Roy Baker
Tom McDaniel
Marlie Simmons
Stark
Lonnie Ott
Susie Fox
Glen Singer
Galesburg
Howard Neises
Linda Peterson
Donna Spring
Legislator Free from Car Lock by Prisoner Help
Canon City Colorado AP report says Star Daywood a state legislator from Walsenburg locked his keys in his car during a visit to the state prison. Warden Harry Tinsley summoned a prisoner adept at lock work who freed Daywood in under 15 minutes with Daywood's 536 keys secured.
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Canon City
Colo
Star Daywood
Walsenburg
Harry Tinsley
Caywood
Intercepted Letter Sparks Hearing Shouting Match
A clipped exchange titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha reveals a taunting note about a shouting match at a hearing. The author signs as Nute, adding mystery to the dispute and inviting speculation about the case's procedurals.
Dangerous Road Areas Across Kansas Reported
The Kansas Highway Commission reported at 9 am dangerous driving areas across the state. Northeast icy highways with spots of worst conditions, north central light snow and winds over 20 mph, snow packed in spots. Northwest roads snow packed with 1.5 to 5 inches, while southeast and south central zones have icy spots and light snow, with sheltered areas packed with snow. Southwest reports up to six inches and snow packed roads statewide.
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Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Englewood
Dodge City
Kansas Highway Commission
Garden City
Goodland
Wichita
Chanute
Pittsburg
Commission
North Central
South Central
Johnson Case Probed by KBI in Topeka Logs Request
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is examining administrative handling of the Glayds Johnson slaying after obtaining Topeka police logs. Police Chief Dana Hummer provided the records under an agreement. A. A. Dewey, former FBI agent, leads the probe with no full case review planned.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Glayds Johnson
Dana Hummer
KBI
A.A. Dewey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atty
William IM. Ferguson
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