Kleindienst Unfit to Serve Says Columnist to Senate
Washington AP columnist Jack Anderson told Senate investigators that Richard G. Kleindienst is unfit to be attorney general citing inadequate legal understanding and truthfulness. He cited Kleindiensts role in ITT antitrust settlements and questioned memos linking settlements to convention donations.
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Kleindienst
Senate
Washington
Jack Anderson
Richard G. Kleindienst
ITT
Anderson
Richard Kleindienst
Appointment creates stir over Hulme's forestry post
The Kansas Senate delayed a decision on Charles Hulme's four year term on the Forestry Fish and Game Commission as conservation committee studies the appointment. Gov Docking and Sen Woodard sparred over timing and background details. The same session notes four ANW Cooperative special education classes may be located in Chanute with four districts involved. In Topeka the House completed action on a new judicial article for the state constitution to be voted in November.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Conservation and Natural Resources Committee
Charles Hulme
Great Bend
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
W. E. Woodard Jr
Wichita
Senate
Woodard
Hulme
Robert Docking
Docking
Joe Warren
Maple City
Westen
Jeremy
Warren
Sen
ANW Cooperative
Chanute
Buford Fisher
Cooperative
Erie
Fisher
Jerry Steele
Board of Education
Dale Fairchild
Iola
Topeka, Kan
Kansas House
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Content
A brief intercepted note mentions a letter to Cha and recalls a prior aviation incident where a man who was bombed on a plane dropped his hip flask on a stewardess’s toes.
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Cha
City Tackles Windy Trash Blowing Through Town
City officials report trash blown from the landfill in windy days. City Manager Kenneth Sanborn says several complaints have been received. Bob Bunting urges residents to bag trash to reduce spreading. Landfill workers will deepen the unloading chute to provide a wind shelter. No burning is practiced on windy days.
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Kenneth Sanborn
Bob Bunting
Override Falls Short in Kansas House Apportionment Vote
The Kansas House failed to override Governor Docking's veto on the apportionment bill by four votes. The motion to pass the bill over the veto drew 80 votes, short of the 84 required from 125 members, while all members present opposed the motion.
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Nixon
ITT
Anderson
Topeka, Kan
Kansas House
Robert Docking
Kansas Senate kills lottery gambling constitutional amendment
In Topeka the Kansas Senate deadlocked 22-18 on a proposal to amend the constitution to permit lotteries and pave the way for legalized gambling. A two thirds majority of 27 votes was required but not reached.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Senate
Chanute Traveler Witnesses Washington Bomb Scare
Warren E. Fitch of Chanute was shown on television at 10 p.m. in Kansas City and Topeka reports after a bomb scare as he waited to board a Trans World Airlines flight in Washington. He was at the gate when metal detectors detected nothing after officers checked his pocket knife. Fitch, a 3rd District VFW delegate, had just returned from a conference in Washington and arrived home in Kansas City later that day.
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Mar-Te-Ky
Kevin Gross
Kevin
Washington, D. C
Warren E. Fitch
S. Wilson
Fitch
Washington
Trans World Airlines
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars
TWA
Kansas City
Topeka
Pittsburg
VFW
New York Daily News
Las Vegas
Kennedy Airport
Paris
France
Communist Party
Robert Nogrette
Renault Motor Company
Billancourt
Red Cross Eyes Move From Memorial Building in Neosho
The Neosho Red Cross weighs relocating from the Memorial Building amid space strains citywide. Bank of Commerce may rent its building or South Grant site to the chapter. a committee will pursue city utilities, shared costs, and potential partnerships with United Fund and other agencies.
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Neosho County
Red Cross
Walter Poor
Bank of Commerce
Henry Lopez
John Barr
Warner Tiegreen
United Fund
Red Cross Board
Nedra Olin
Kenneth Sanborn
Memorial Building
Obesity Surgery Aids Hirt Lose Up To One Hundred Pounds
Al Hirt the 320 pound New Orleans trumpet great has had small intestine bypass surgery at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. Doctors say the operation could let him lose as much as 100 pounds by reducing nutrient absorption. the hospital reports he is doing well one week after the procedure.
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Richmond, Va
al Hirt
New Orleans
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Hirt
Widow Grissom settles Apollo 1 suit for 350000
Virgil Grissom’s widow reaches an out of court settlement totaling 350000 with North American Rockwell and three subsidiaries over the Apollo 1 disaster. The suit valued at 20 million cites the 1967 cabin fire during a launch pad test.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil Grissom
North American Rockwell Corp
North American Rockwell
Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger B. Chaffee
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Canada
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Clifford Irving
Edith
Richard Suskind
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