Procter & Gamble Trade Secrets Case Involves Kennedy Airport Sting
Federal court in New York indicts Eugene Mayfield 26 of Evanston Tennessee on selling P and G trade secrets to Colgate Palmolive. The scheme included a marked cash payment in a men’s room at Kennedy Airport and a demand for the buyer’s trousers to aid the getaway. Mayfield faces up to 10 years and a $10,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy Airport
FBI
Brooklyn
Eugene Andrew Mayfield
Evanston
Procter & Gamble
Mayfield
Colgate- Palmolive Co
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence to Expand Summer Reading Program at Four Centers
The Curricu lum Committee outlines a six week remedial reading program at Lawrence High School, expanding to first graders this year. Assistant Superintendent Lloyd Schurr asks the Board to approve the plan for June 7 to July 16 with sessions of one hour and fifteen minutes and a four dollar registration fee. An estimated 400 students may be recommended and at least 300 enroll. The district would spend about $2,000 for the program across four or five centers.
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Lawrence Parent Teachers Association Council
Lloyd Schurr
Lawrence High School
Schurr
Lawrence Board of Education
Schurz
Vietnam War Outlook Reflected in London and Washington
The article notes continued military pressure against North Vietnam including air attacks and Hanoi fear of Red China or the Soviet Union if it relies too much on aid. Michael Stewart in London signals cautious optimism as communism faces new ground for hope. Dean Rusk discusses a 17-nation appeal for unconditional talks and urges peace in Southeast Asia without backing a U N trip to Peking or Hanoi.
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Sintent
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Soviet Union
London
Michael Stewart
House of Commons
Dean Rusk
America
Southeast Asia
State Department
United States
U.N
U Thant
Peking
Gordon Walker
Big Eight Rifle Meet Opens Today at KU Armory
The Big Eight Smallbore Rifle Tournament began this morning at the Army ROTC range in the Military Science Building, University of Kansas. Kansas State, last year’s champion, competes alongside KU shooters including James Simms Clarendon Hills Illinois Don Ang Leavenworth John Strahan Salina Harvey Edmonds Leavenworth Charles Burre Leavenworth Wayne London Valley Stream N Y John Frick Kansas City Mo Charles Whitehead Wichita and Melba Moore Grenola.
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Military Science
Kansas University
Kansas State University
James Simms
Clarendon Hills
Inl
Donald Ang
Leavenworth
John Strahan
Salina
Don Luellen
Kansas City
Harvey Edmonds
Zimmer convicted in Topeka for kidnapping and murder
Eight deputies led William Frederick Zimmer from a tense Topeka courtroom after a jury found him guilty of kidnapping and murdering a 17 year old girl with an axe and sentenced him to death for the kidnapping and life for the murder. The 44 year old Kansas City man reacted with curses toward a photographer before crying in his cell.
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Topeka
Kan
William Frederick Zimmer
Kansas City
Marysville
Hoffa Won’t Compromise on 25000 Gift to SCLC
James R. Hoffa said in a telephone interview he will not compromise in his gift of 25000 to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.s Southern Christian Leadership Conference. The Chattanooga News Free Press reported Hoffa spoke as Teamsters Local 515 telegrams protested his action at a funeral for a slain civil rights worker.
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Chattanooga
Lenham’s arraignment for concealed pistol on plane postponed
Harold W. Lenham of Lawrence was arraigned on a concealed pistol charge after being arrested March 19 for boarding a Chicago flight. Unable to post a $3,000 bond, he remains in Jackson County jail as a lawyer is appointed. Dirksen says Republicans lead the drive for new voting rights legislation despite minority status.
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Kansas City
Harold W. Lenham
Lawrence
U.S. District Court
Richard M. Duncan
Lenham
Chicago
Jackson County
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
House
Senate
Senate Gop
Public Views 1965 Douglas County Science Fair Exhibits
After a day of judging 342 exhibits will be on display from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Lawrence Community Building. The fair runs through Sunday with awards at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Public viewing continues 1 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. removal 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The event supports the National Science Fair in St Louis and is backed by the United Fund and local organizations. Paul Hausman of KU leads the Douglas County Science Fair Assn.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
St. Louis
United Fund
Paul Hausman
Engineering Research Service
Kansas University
Douglas County Science Fair Assn
Demonstrators protest housing bias at KU campus
About 100 clergymen and students from at least 11 schools gathered at Topeka to press SB 166 fair housing bill. A sit in outside Chancellor Wescoe’s office led to 110 charges of disrupting KU operations with hearings set as bonds of 25 were posted for several defendants.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Sims
House
Senate
Rankin
John V. Harris
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. Garnett Henning
St. Luke A.M.E
Jesse Milan
Lawrence
City Commission
Gale Sayers
Kansas University
University of Kansas
William J. Harris
Wichita
Dan Young
Civil Rights Council
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Tom Coffman
Elbert Rinkel
Kenneth Topp
Embassy Money Voted for Saigon Office Building
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved one million dollars for a new U S Embassy office building in Saigon. The measure moves to a rapid floor vote expected Monday.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Saigon
Completely Air Conditioned Rumsey Funeral Home
A brief notice notes the Rumsey Funeral Home in VI 3 Si offering fully air conditioned facilities for services and viewings.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
4000 High Schoolers Join KU Music Festival
More than 4,000 Kansas high school students participate in the district music festival sponsored by the Kansas State High School Activities Association and University Extension. The event opened today and runs through Saturday with bands orchestras choruses and soloists competing today and additional soloists performing Saturday.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas State High School Activities Association
University Extension
Parachute Mishap Leaves Brig. Gen Stilwell Severely Injured
Brig. Gen. Joseph Stilwell 53 was injured in a helicopter jump at Ft. Bragg. His main parachute failed to open and his reserve chute did not deploy properly. He underwent surgery to stop bleeding. his spleen was removed. He is in serious but improved condition at Womack Army Hospital. Stilwell commanded the John F. Kennedy Center for Special Warfare and served in China Burma India during WWII.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Joseph Stilwell
Womack Army Hospital
Stilwell
Army
John F. Kennedy Center For Special Warfare
Gen
West Point
Special Warfare Center
China
Burma
India
King Outlines Boycott of Alabama
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged a three stage economic boycott of Alabama to provoke the consciences of its citizens. The first stage starts immediately with a call for industries considering Alabama plant expansion to suspend plans and for the federal government to step up enforcement of Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Baltimore
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Three LHS seniors win Kansas FFA State Farmer degree
Lawrence High School celebrates three seniors Gary Bartz Mike Murray and Kenneth OConnor as recipients of the Kansas Future Farmers of America State Farmer degree the highest honor in the state The award recognizes farming programs leadership and scholarship and will be presented April 26 at the State FFA Convention in Manhattan
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Lawrence High School
Kansas
Lawrence High
Mike Murray
Gary Bartz
Route
Kenneth O’connor
Rural Richland
Journal-World
Future Farmers of America
Chariton Bartz
Route 1
Millard Murray
Route 5
Glenn O’connor
Richland
FFA
Manhattan
Jayhawk
Roy Cropp
Stanley Larson
Bartz
Murray
LHS
O'Connor
Jayhawk Cheater
Tempo Store Under Construction at Malls Shopping Center
Construction has begun on a 30 000 square foot Tempo store at the Malls Shopping Center on West Twenty Third Street. Constant Construction Co of Lawrence is the contractor and the single story building should be finished between August 15 and September 1.
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TEMPO
West Twenty-Third Street
Constant Construction Co. of
Lawrence
Kansas Legislature Eyes End of Session Amid Doubts
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature pushed into major bills with hopes for adjournment next week and potential Saturday session. The foundation finance plan would boost public school aid by 37 million dollars annually, with final passage expected today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Foundation
House
Senate
Kansas City
Galena
Wichita
Baxter Springs
Hays
Avery
Frozen Woman Hopes To Be Walking Soon
Goldie Jennings a 50 year old woman discharged from Pikeville hospital after surviving being frozen to death she lost both legs about six inches below the knee. She will be fitted with artificial limbs in Virginia then return for a checkup with Dr. William C Hambley. Her husband died of exposure two days earlier and she was found in their trailer on February 2.
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Pikeville
Goldie Jennings
Virginia
William C. Hambley
Spring Break at KU and County X ray Drive Update
Lawrence notes spring vacation begins Saturday noon with resumption of classes Monday April 12. A 13 day State Health x ray unit visit ends, 3 150 county residents x rayed through Thursday, 314 on Thursday despite gear trouble. Dog licenses reach 1 416, doubled fees. leash law starts with dogs kept to Sept 1. Douglas County Government Day selects ten seniors for offices across Nationalist and Federalist parties.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
State Department of Health
Douglas County
8Th
Vt. Sts
Riviera
Happy Days
Oak Ridge
Harold Fisher
Fisher
Lawrence High School
Mark Edmonds
Mike Edwardson
Burt Allen
Cynthia McNown
Rick Stinson
Steve Kandykowicz
Mary Higley
Carl Brooks
Register of Deeds
Karen Clingenpeel
Steve Graves
Pam Zwink
Harry Darby Named Kansan of the Year
Kansan of the Year honors go to Harry Darby businessman from Kansas City Kansas and former U S senator. Rep. Robert Ellsworth Kansas congressman and society president praises Darby as a guiding figure. Darby receives an engraved silver tray during the Washington D C ceremony.
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Harry Darby
Kansan
Washington (Ap
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Kansas Society of
Washington, D.C
Robert F. Ellsworth
R-Kan
Darby
Judges to hear challenge to Kansas legislative apportionment
A three judge federal panel will hear arguments in Topeka on a Wichita filed suit challenging how both Kansas houses are apportioned. The case seeks to void current apportionment and may seek redistricting and a ruling against one representative per county.
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Topeka
Kansas
U.S. District Court
House
Senate
Wichita
Ralph Gilchrist
E. C. Moriarty
Richard M. Long
Wichita Eagle
Beacon
Charles D. Anderson
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Kansas University Rugby Opens Season At Swope Park
The Kansas University rugby team meets St. Louis University at 3 p.m. Saturday on the Chiefs practice field in Swope Park Kansas City. It is KU’s season opener and first game of the year.
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Kansas University
St. Louis University
Chiefs
Kansas City
Swope Park
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Crane & Co., Inc
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Lawrence Memorial Co
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