Parole Payment Tied to 1955 Kansas Case
In Wichita AP report, attorney Clair Hyter testifies a client paid 10,000 dollars to obtain a parole for Mrs Annas Brown during Gov Fred Hall’s 1955 administration. Hyter said the money was handed to Mack Nations in the governor’s office on August 20 1955. Nations is on trial for income tax evasion.
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Wichita
Fred Wall
Clair Hyter
Hutchinson
Mack Nations
I Hall
Nations
J. Arthur Stanley Jr
Hyter
Annas Brown
Kansas Industrial Farm For Women
U.S
Joye
Joyce
Internal Revenue Service
Topeka
Paul Lackie
Gov. Hall
Brown
John Brown
Lucille Updegraffe
Lackie
Parton
Hall
Long Beach
Calif
How Kansans Cast Votes On Feed Grain Legislation
AP reports Kansas members of Congress voting on recent roll calls. Amendments by Hickenlooper and Curtis were rejected. For Carlson and Pearson voted with Republicans. Miller and Williams amendments failed. On passage, feed grain act of 1963, 45-35 against Carlson and House. Compromise $15 billion supplemental appropriation, 241-130 against Avery, Dole, Shriver, Shubitz. National debt limit increase, 213-204 against Avery, Dole, Ellsworth, Shriver, Shubitz. Not voting Ellsworth.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Carlson and Pearson
Miller
Williams
R-Del
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Avery
Dole
Shriver
Shubitz
Ellsworth
Skubitz
Soviet Pilots Withdraw From Laos Amid Crisis
VIENTIANE Laos AP Soviet Embassy sources say the Soviet Union is pulling out 18 pilots and mechanics from an original 79 as conflict between neutralist and Pathet Lao forces escalates in Plaine des Jarres. Moscow had backed the Pathet Lao, but says further removal limits interference in Laos internal affairs.
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Vientiane
Laos
Soviet Union
Pathet ‘Lao
Moscow
Plaine Des Jarres
Supreme Court Upholds Area Price Plan For Natural Gas
The Supreme Court, by 5-4, upheld a Federal Power Commission plan to set a field wide area price for natural gas production. The decision, authored by Justice Harlan, replaces the unit by unit method that caused backlogs. Justice Clark dissented, joined by Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black and Brennan. Phillips Petroleum Co. helped spur the new method, which faced appeals from Wisconsin, California and New York utilities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Harlan
Justice Clark
Warren
Black
Brennan
Commission
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla Ia
U.S. Court of Appeal
Court of Appeals
High Tribunal
Wisconsin
California
New York
Public Utilities Commissions
Strike Affects 900 Workers at Kansas City Plant
A strike shut Owens-Corning Fiberglass plant in Kansas City, Kansas, affecting about 900 hourly workers from 10 unions. Pickets demanded higher wages and better conditions as negotiations ended after two months. company personnel manager William K. Browne said an offer was made and filed with the National Labor Relations Board, with no reply yet.
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Kansas City, Kan
Owens-Corning
William K. Browne
National Labor Relations Board
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