Boyds Dalmatian Secures Store Credit Card
Donald L. Boyd of Troy Michigan marked a mail application as from his wife the Dalmatian Tareytown Boyd age 27 years and occupation watchdog to obtain a department store credit card. He listed no Social Security number or income yet the card was issued and the dog often receives credit offers as a preferred customer.
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Troy, Mich
Donald L. Boyd
Boyd
Tareytown
Motor Company Financial Department
Tareytown Boyd
Police Rights Debate Highlighted by Kansas City Officers
Kansas City Police Officers Association president Patrolman Charles Williams urged equal rights for officers, noting low pay harms quality and criticizing lack of legal counsel during investigations. He argued officers must answer questions even when the complainant may remain anonymous.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Police Officers Association
Association
Charles Williams
Williams
Defendants Charged in Douglas County Courthouse Demonstration
Two more young men face charges from last week's Lawrence courthouse protest. John McBride Jr. of Emporia was charged with larceny and defacing public property and released on a 1500 dollar bond for a March 5 preliminary hearing. Donald Jenkins, 24, from Kansas City Missouri, charged with malicious destruction of private property, held on 500 dollar bond with arraignment set for May term. About 50 demonstrators caused damage after marching from the KU campus to downtown Lawrence. Jenkins identified as KU senior.
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Lawrence, Kan
Douglas County
Lawrence
John McBride Jr
Emporia
Kaw
Donald Jenkins
Kansas City
Douglas County District Court
Jenkins
University of Kansas
K-U
Dissly
FBI
Liberty
Messick
Cissly
Jackson County
Jones
Cain
G.W. Rozzell
Butler
Rozzell
Seismograph Service
Tulsa
Okla
Missouri Highway Patrol
Clay County
Hawaii Legislature Approves Broad Abortion Reform
Hawaii senators approve a bill repealing a 101 year old life of the mother limit and permit abortion by licensed physicians in licensed hospitals for Hawaii residents after 90 days, with viability defined to cover pregnancies up to four or five months.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
State Senate
Brewster's Mental Collapse After Bribe Case Shifts Trial
Former Maryland senator Daniel Brewster is deemed incompetent to stand trial on bribery charges tied to votes on postal legislation. The indictment with Spiegel Inc and Cyrus T. Anderson led to an April 6 trial date. A neurologist found Brewster severely impaired after heavy drinking, with care continued in Ireland where he has lived since 1969.
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Washington
Daniel Brewster
Maryland
U.S. District Court
Brewster
Chicago
Spiegel, Inc
Cyrus T. Anderson
H. Houston Merritt
New York
Ireland
Fourth Candidate Joins Republican Race for State Insurance Commissioner
Topeka AP reports a fourth candidate enters the Kansas Republican bid for state insurance commissioner. George Haag of Harveyville, 38, an Insurance Department staff member, brings 18 years in regulation and private insurance experience to the race.
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Topeka
Hens George Haag
Harveyville
Kansas Insurance Department
Actor Conrad Nagel Dies at 72 in New York
New York AP reports Conrad Nagel, renowned for bridging silent film and talkies and for co-founding the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, died Tuesday of a heart attack and emphysema at age 72. Born in Keokuk Iowa he began on stage in 1918 and moved to film in 1919 starring in Little Women. Over the next 14 years he appeared in about 150 features.
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New York
Conrad Nagel
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Keokuk
Iowa
Nagel
Neosho County Plans Public Hearing on Zoning and Subdivisions
Neosho County Planning Commission schedules a public hearing March 25 at 8 p.m. in the court house community room on proposed zoning and subdivision regulations for unincorporated areas. The program, aided by a federal Housing Act grant, outlines district classes and goals to guide county growth, with copies available from the planning commission for $2. The commission members include Cleo Dalton Erie and others from Chanute Galesburg Stark and St Paul.
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ERIE
Neosho County
Departmen of Housing and Urban Development
Planning Commission
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A brief cryptic note refers to marriage as a game where a full house wins. The lines hint at social or domestic themes implied by the intercepted correspondence.
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Cha
Nixon asks Congress to fund $100 million Asian Development Bank loan program
President Nixon asked Congress to commit a $100 million U S contribution to a special fund for the Asian Development Bank. The plan would spread the aid as $25 million this year, and $35 million and $40 million in the next two fiscal years.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
United States
Asian Development Bank
Urbana Family of Eight Loses Home in Fire
Mr and Mrs Everett Underwood and six children lost their two story Urbana home and most contents when it burned Monday. Thayer volunteer fire department responded but could not save the house. The Underwoods, with neighbor Mrs Lloyd Christmas, plan to stay with relatives in Joplin until a new home is found.
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Urbana
Everett Underwood
Chanute
Lloyd Christmas
Underwood
Kansas Army Ammunition Plant
Parsons
Clel
Christmas
Underwoods
Kansas City
Atlan Cain
Alabama
FBI
Cain
C. W. Rozzell
Butler
Ala
Tiffany Colin
Tina Cain
Liberty
John Charles Messick
Tucson
Ariz
Fort Worth
Tex
Donald Bradford Lee Jones
Jones
Detra Cheryl Cain
Karl W. Dissly
Messick
Alan Cain
Leon Clark
Laurel
Miss
Quintuplets Born After Fertility Drugs In New Jersey
Five babies born to Margaret Kienast of Far Hills New Jersey were delivered at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in a 10 minute span. The three girls and two boys weighed 3 pounds 4 ounces to 4 pounds 6 ounces and were reported doing fine after birth.
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New York
New Jersey
Margaret Kienast
Far Hills
N.J
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
New Outpatient Clinic Opens at Parsons Center
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center announces an outpatient clinic for children and youth with mental retardation emotional instability or developmental issues. Charges are based on ability to pay. Dr John N Fanganiello named clinic director with staff including Dr Jack W Martin and Norman Rogers MSW.
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Bair
John N. Fanganiello
Menninger School of Psychiatry
Missing 1964 Plymouth Recovered From Backyard
Jim Neptune reported his 1964 Plymouth missing at 9 p.m. Tuesday after leaving keys in the car at a laundry on 110 W. Cherry. Police recovered the vehicle in a backyard at 718 N. Grant at 9:50 p.m. the same day.
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Jim Neptune
S. Lincoln
Neptune
W. Cherry
N. Grant
Apollo exhibit and moon rock tour announced for Topeka
Gov. Docking revealed Apollo spacecraft and a moon rock sample will tour state capitals from July 10 to 15 in Topeka. The traveling exhibit will start in mid April and visit all 50 capitals.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Earth
Youth conference in Chanute to discuss teen issues
About 200 to 19 year olds from Southeast Kansas travel to Neosho Junior College for the It's Like This conference. Don Fromong notes White House sponsors the ten yearly event and cites past reforms. nine counties invited. 23 Chanute high students will miss class. dropouts encouraged to attend.
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Kansas
Neosho Junior College
Don Fromong
Kansas Social Welfare
Chanute
White House
Fromong
Tim Thuston
N. Evergreen
Chanute High School
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Hanute
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Zenn Dale Ratliff
N. Plummer
Carla Lowe
Venita Lowe
Gilda Ranz
G. C. Ranz
S. Western
Dalton
Wilbur Thompson
Bill Guy
Robert Reynolds
Ralph Thayer
William Winkler
Galesburg
Thomas
Raphael Jewe
Quentin Nelson
R. 1
Nelson
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Clyde Reed
Dave Nichols
O. L. Plucker
Rose Ann Harrington
Charles Pearson
Wichita
Tom Walker
Newton
Dick Shepard
Kansas State Teachers Association
Pittsburg
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
H. V. Bair
M.D
Father United
Werther Bureau
Weatherman
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