Denver Man Bonded in Kansas City Mail Fraud Case
A 54 year old Denver man Owen H Henson was released on 5000 bond after being indicted by a U S grand jury in Kansas City Kansas on 35 counts of mail fraud The indictment names Henson as chief promoter and lists co defendants Jack T Wilson Jess Hickey Charles C Floyd and Mountain States Oil and Uranium Corporation all tied to stock sales in multiple states with almost 100000 of stock proceeds allegedly used for personal purposes He formed the corporation and held the largest stake without contributing funds Wilson surrendered May 31 and faces arraignment. it is unclear whether Hickey or Floyd have been arrested
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Denver
United States
Kansas City
Kansas
U. S. District Court
Owen H. Henson
Johnson County
Jack T. Wilson
Johnson Drive
Mission
Jess Hickey
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles C. Floyd
Dallas
Mountain States Oil and Uranium Corporation
Corporation
Wilbur G. Leonard
U. S
Henson
Leonard
Colorado
Arizona
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Wilson
Hickey
Floyd
Lee's Summit Youth Gary Williams Receives Air Force Academy Appointment
Gary Williams of Lee's Summit has been appointed to the United States Air Force Academy. He is the 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs Kelly Williams and was nominated by Rep William J Randall. His cadet class will convene June 27.
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Gary Williams
Kelly Williams
Lee’s Summit
United States Air Force Academy
W. S. Stone
Academy
Gary Wiliams
Tendent
William J. Randall
D-Mo
Surgery closes heart hole of 11 year old girl
An operation at the University of Kansas Medical Center to close a hole between the heart chambers on 11 year old Allen Lee Coffman was finished satisfactorily shortly after noon. The patient, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Coffman of 5521 College Avenue, remains in critical condition until tomorrow after a team of three physicians performed the procedure with blood donated by 800 Forbes Air Force Base donors in Topeka.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Allen Lee Coffman
Clifford Coffman
College Avenue
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Parking Lot Attack Injures Woman in Kansas City
Mrs. Mary Estelle Pearson, 3440 Charlotte street, received a forehead laceration after being attacked by two men in a parking lot behind a laundromat at 4033 Troost avenue around 9:45 p.m. She was taken to General hospital. Clyde Pearson heard his wife scream, saw two men about 30 years old run east near his parked car.
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Mary Estelle Pearson
Charlotte Street
Troost Avenue
Pearson
General Hospital
Clyde Pearson
City Manager McKinley Returns as Powers Reassumes Post
Reed McKinley resumes duties at City Hall after illness with Ben M. Powers stepping back to associate city counselor duties following May 9 acting tenure.
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Reed McKinley
Ben M. Powers
Doctors Sent to Rural Missouri Need Full Four Year Course
First students complete a four year medical course at M U are urged to return to rural Missouri. They are reminded of the goals to serve underserved areas and improve local health care access.
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M. U
Missouri University medical school opens with rural care vow
James A. Finch Jr. told 58 men and one woman receiving MDs that Missouri’s new medical campus must supply doctors to rural areas. He urged public and professional support, noted accrediting praise, and outlined expansion goals including raising first-year enrollment from 75 to 100. Some graduates will train in Kansas City and at St Luke’s.
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Henry Clay Gold
Star
Columbia
University of Missouri
Missouri
James A. Finch, Jr
University Board of Curators
Finch
Jesse Auditorium
Hippocrates
Doctors of Medicine
Kansas City
General Hospital
St. Luke’s Ital
Opposes a Pay Limit for Social Security Beneficiaries
Sen Andrew F Schoeppel told the Senate that beneficiaries should not be penalized for earning over 1200 dollars yearly. He cited letters about the complicated income limit and noted a person earning one cent over 1200 could lose up to 174 dollars for self and spouse in Social Security checks.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Senate
Schoeppel
California voters hold light turnout in presidential primary
In San Francisco and across California voters turned out quietly for a presidential primary testing Vice President Nixon and Governor Edmund G. Brown. Precincts reported light response as 28 783 polling places also elected party nominees for 130 legislative and congressional seats. This was the first state primary since 1913 without cross filing. Both parties urged heavy turnout for the presidential contest.
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San Francisco
California
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Fire damages interior of Shamrock inn in Olathe
Early today a fire at the Shamrock inn in Provence Village, Olathe damaged the tavern interior. Firefighters offered no damage estimate. the blaze burned the bar and seats, starting in a trash container under the bar.
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Shamrock Inn
Provence Village
Olathe
Police Retirement Board Gets New Member
Lt Col William M Canaday of the police department was elected to the police retirement board Monday succeeding Lt Col William E Parker now retired whose term expires June 11 Adv Star Want Ads Dial BA 1 5500
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William M. Canaday
Police Department
Police Retirement Board
William E. Parker
Trial closes in murder case of Linda Burrow
An all male Jackson County Circuit jury begins deliberations in the murder trial of 17 year old Linda Lee Burrow accused of drowning her newborn daughter on March 23 in an Independence apartment. The defense argued she was shocked by birth and not fit to be questioned. autopsy indicated the infant was alive at birth and died by drowning.
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Jackson County
Linda Lee Burrow
Miss Burrow
East Truman Road
Independence
Dale Beal
M Miss Burrow
Beal
Burrow
General Hospital
Blue Springs Council Orders Contour Sewer Map
The Blue Springs city council approved a contour map of the sewer system. Ralph Shipty named outdoor work manager. R. G. McGuire becomes city clerk. Patricia Shay replaced by Fred Wenger as tax collector. Municipal tax levy cut to $1.10 per $100 value from $1.25.
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Blue Springs
Ralph Shipty
R. G. McGuire
Patricia Shay
Fred Wenger
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Irks Schoeppel
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Countess Mara
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Troost
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