Disclosure of Credit Costs Required Passes Congress
Congress sent President Johnson a consumer protection bill requiring disclosure of annual loan costs. It fixes wage garnishment limits, criminal penalties for loan sharks, and opens revolving credit with full annual rates, monthly rates, and term details. The act phases in between 1969 and 1970 with exemptions for small purchases and certain homes.
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Senate
House
Paul H. Douglas
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Salk Divorce Granted Interlocutory Decree
Mrs. Jonas Salk received an interlocutory divorce decree in San Diego as proceedings against her husband, the Salk Institute founder, continued. The couple wed in 1939 and separated in 1967 amid high profile medical research and philanthropy.
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Jonas Salk
Salk
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la Jolla
Thayer High School Names Top Graduates at Commencement
Thayer High School held commencement for 22 graduates in the gym. Valedictorian Ronne Heilman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heilman, plans to enroll at Kansas State College Pittsburg. Salutatorian Diane York, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil York, will attend Central Vocational School in Wichita.
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Thayer
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Pittsburg
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Virgil York
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Tally Club
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E. J. Richey
Kyle
Irene
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Walted Ptasznik
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Ralph Willson
Lafe Kennedy
Wilber Jacobs
Roberts
Henry Lockett
Angela
Bert Sanders
North Butler
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Karr Ils Named Mayor of Girard
Robert O. Karr, an attorney who has held every seat on the Girard city commission, was named mayor of Girard Kansas following the resignation of Jack Strukel who volunteered for duty with the reactivated 69th brigade of the Kansas National Guard.
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Kan
Robert O. Karr
Jack Strukel
Strukel
69Th Brigade
Kansas National Guard
Karr
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
The notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune phone or their carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability assistance.
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Power Union Feasibility Discussed by Four Utilities
TOPEKA AP A discussion on the feasibility of corporate affiliation among four large Midwest utilities began. Kansas Power and Light president Balfour Jeffrey noted the goal is scale benefits and public interest, with a decision possible by mid 1969. The four firms serve about one million customers across 918 communities in a 75 000 square mile area. They reported assets over 887 million and revenues around 257 million in 1967.
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Midwest
Balfour Jeffrey
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Wenesday
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Jeffrey
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Rap Brown Convicted On Firearms Charge In New Orleans
H Rap Brown, 24, SNCC chairman, is convicted under the National Firearms Act for transporting a gun while under indictment. He faces up to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine and remains free on bond pending appeal. The case centers on Brown's knowledge of the Maryland indictment when traveling with an M1 carbine in 1967.
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Adolf Hitler
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Draft Evader Seized at Boston Church Tarnishes Antidraft Protest
U.S. marshals seized convicted draft evader Robert A. Talmanson 21 at the Arlington Street Church Boston triggering an hour long clash with about 200 demonstrators who surrounded a police van and led to several fist fights while clergy members were swept into the melee. Army specialist William Chase 19 absent without leave remained inside the church with sanctuary claimants The Resistance group provided shelter for the two men overnight.
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Arlington Street
Uni
John Harmon
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William Chase
Dennis
Ft. Lewis
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Talmanson
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Cash and Candidates Dominate British View of U S Presidency
British press argues campaign finance shapes outcomes more than ideals. John Edwards notes money drives nominations. Henry Brandon says voters seek conciliation or innovation in a president. Economist highlights crime concerns influencing American leadership perception.
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England
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London Daily Sketch
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Bible School Plans At Erie Churches
Erie area churches issued plans for Bible schools with sessions from May 27 to June 7 and June 10 to 14 for children in various age groups. The Christian church directs the May–June program under Rev. Richard Markland with God’s Word Today’s Hope. Federated and Baptist schools run parallel schedules, with co directors and different age ranges. Other local notes cover club meetings, bridge scores, graduates, and church activities through mid June.
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Baptist
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Richard Markland
Bryan Grogan
Rodger Buskirk
Federated School
Chrisitian Church
The
Baptist Church
Virgil Sexton
Motorcycle Fatality in Wichita Involving Truck Collision
David G. Wolcott, 22, died after his motorcycle clipped the rear of a truck and was run over by a car driven by Lorene Durham, 43, in Wichita on Wednesday. Traffic investigator R. E. Beaver led the inquiry.
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David G. Wolcott
R. E. Beaver
Wolcott
Lorene Durham
Chanute Tribune May 25 1968 Page 6 Highlights
Local Chanute news brief notes community events and notices from May 25 1968 page six. Includes civic updates and social items reflecting mid century small town life.
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Chanute Tribune
Executor Named in Paul E Leslie Estate
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court named Richard L Ashley executor of the will of Paul E Leslie deceased and letters testamentary were issued May 7 1968. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Attorney Richard L Ashley 101 South Santa Fe Chanute Kansas and probate judge Alberta Gough Erie Kansas seal.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Paul E. Leslie
Richard L. Ashley
Paul E. Lesiie
South Santa Fe Chanute
Alberta Gough
Erie
Expensive Paint Job On Castle Rock Sparks Audit
Castle Rock officials say they spent about 300 dollars to sand blast the large white numerals painted by high school graduates on the top of Castle Rock. The town investigates the project’s cost and origin of the vandalism style painting.
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Colo
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