Four Guardsmen Charged In Alabama Bomb Incidents
Four Alabama National Guardsmen on federal duty during desegregation era are charged with causing minor explosions near the University of Alabama. Arrests target Nov 16 and 19 blasts near dormitories housing Vivian Malone and James Hood. No injuries reported. bonds posted by two suspects. authorities expect more arrests.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama National
Kennedy
Alabama Guard
George Wallace
James T. Perkins
Holt
Norman R. Daniel
Fairfield
Birmingham
James T. Maxwell
Maxwell
William Marable
William E. Roughton
Langdale
Perkins
Rovilla Lewis
Mary Burke Hall
Miss Malone
Daniel
Student Arrested Says It Was Jake
Jailed on a charge of threatening the life of President Kennedy, Russell W. McLarry says he was joking. Investigators found no link to the assassination. The 21-year-old part time college student remained in county jail in lieu of $2,500 after his arrest Thursday. Secret Service quoted him as saying he was glad Kennedy was dead.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kennedy
Russell W. McLarry
McLarry
Secret Service
West Germanys Auschwitz trial opens with 21 defendants
The Frankfurt war crimes trial began today with 21 men charged in connection with Auschwitz killings. Defendants include 20 former SS staff and an ex-prisoner. one defendant was absent due to illness. Case may run to next fall.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Franz Bernhard Lucas
Robert Mulka
Mulka
Auschwitz
Rudolf Hoess
Hoess
Crutches Stolen From Haworth Hall At Kansas University
EU police report two crutches owned by technician Margaret Schumann were stolen from Haworth Hall in Kan sas University. One crutch disappeared about a week ago and the second at about 11 45 a m Wednesday. Value not estimated.
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Kansas University
Haworth Hall
Margaret Schumann
Ohio
Kansan Dodges Election Query
Gov. John Anderson avoided answering if he would run for Congress in the Second District. The press conference followed William Avery's announcement to seek the GOP governor nomination. Anderson stressed he is focused on his current duties and Christmas preparations.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Rep
William Avery
R-Kan
Avery
Cameras barred in Ruby murder trial in Dallas
Judge Joe B. Brown barred all cameras from the Jack Ruby murder trial set to begin February 3 in Dallas District Court. The ruling excludes television and news cameras despite hundreds of reporters seeking space in the small courtroom. Ruby is charged with killing Lee Harvey Oswald, alleged assassin of President Kennedy.
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Dallas
Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Brown
Cattle Herd Lost After Entrapment
About 130 head valued over 25000 were trapped on a Missouri River sandbar after the Corps of Engineers shut off the outflow at Big Bend Dam. Officers and volunteers blasted ice to shore but many cattle died or were shot. owner Quincy Johnston of Woodward Oklahoma ordered survivors killed when rescue failed. Cowboys had moved the herd after warning of rising water.
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Kennebec
Missouri River
Quincy Johnston
Woodward, Okla
Corps of Engineers
Big Bend Dam
Lower Brule
S. D
Flamingo Club Burglary Reported Thursday Morning Theft
The Flamingo Club at 501 N. 9th St reported a burglary that occurred early Thursday. The cash register cigarette machine and juke box were damaged and property including about 300 single play records 50 albums beer soft drinks cigarettes and decorative items were taken. The alarm clock stopped at 3 30 a.m. indicating when power was cut and the break in occurred. Owner Harry Litvin closed at 1 a.m. and said access was gained through a rear window.
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Flamingo Club
N. 9Th St
Harry Litvin
Litvin
Knackstedt Sent to State Reformatory for Robbery
John W. Knackstedt a 16 year old of 637 Vt. St. was sent to the State Reformatory at Hutchinson to serve 10 to 21 years after pleading guilty to first degree robbery. He took a watch from Leo Buerman Route 1 on the morning of Sept 29. Buerman was hospitalized for a time. A juvenile girl with Knackstedt is held in a state detention home.
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John W. Knackstedt
Vt. St
Hutchinson
Knackstedt
Leo Buerman
Buerman
Neibarger Resigns as Kansas State Printer
Former state printer Neibarger, in office since 1961, resigns after a 24 year career marred by a 1962 misdemeanor plea for misusing state property. He was reelected in 1962 and cites excellent plant conditions and strong fiscal control as reasons. He plans future political activity.
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Neibarger
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Topeka
Kermit Beal
Lawrence
State of Kansas
Tonganoxie Mirror
90Th Infantry
Kansas
Eddie Fisher says Elizabeth Taylor could wed Burton by Christmas
Eddie Fisher announces his estranged wife Elizabeth Taylor could marry Richard Burton by Christmas if she secures a divorce. He believes legal obstacles are removed, but Taylor says a Christmas wedding is not set and may occur after, with no firm timing.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Miss Taylor
Burton
Change in KU rush rules allows August pledging
Kansas University’s Interfraternity Council sets a July 15 deadline for houses to submit pledging quotas. In August, each fraternity may pledge up to 75 percent of its goal, and two of three September rush days will be open for pledging. The move aims to ease housing for rushees and encourages more aggressive summer recruitment. IFC president Bill Anderson expects increased contact with prospects and KU promotion.
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Kansas University
Interfraternity Council
Bill Anderson
IFC
Park Ridge
Animal Shelter Deluged With Christmas Gift Calls
The Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter on East 19th Street reported a flood of calls from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursday and 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. today as would be adopters. A German shepherd collie litter arrived. six other pets, including a spitz-springer, were awaiting adoption with visits daily 1 to 5 p.m. This follows one puppy adoption by a KU faculty member and his wife.
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Charles Ise
East 19Th Street
Journal-World
Kansas University
Vic Melton
Leg Fracture For County Girl 15 in wreck near Lawrence
A 15 year old Douglas County girl Jetta C Jeffries Route 4 was thrown from a moving vehicle two miles west of Lawrence when another car crested a hill and traffic snow and ice caused a skid. Her right leg broke and vehicle damage was about 700 dollars. A KU student William D Thomas was treated for a cut lip after his car was rear ended near K-10 and Harper Street. Three Baker University students suffered minor injuries when their car left Highway 56 west of Baldwin, went down an embankment and landed in a creek bed.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Jetta C. Jeffries
Route 4
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
William D. Thomas
Edgehill Rd
Harper St
Howard C. Lang
19Th St
Baker University
Baldwin
John Nigro
Kansas City
Tyree Newbill
Raytown
Robert Rankin
Shawnee Mission
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Jake
Lawrence Fire Department
Journal-World Photo
W. Reich
Kansan
By Elon Torrence
Stokely's
East 10Th Street
Journal- World
State Reformatory
State Farm
M. R. Carlson
Rave
UAL Company
Eddie
Liz
Fisher
Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dorce Tei
Farmers Insurance Group
C. O
Andy Anderson
R. L
Bob Stewart
Don L. Bailey
3Rd South
Mary Delene
Bernice Born
Barbara Skinner
Willard Nice
Art Mierhoff
Valleyview
John Quigley
Lawrence Memorial Co
Paul Hodgson
William Hogle
Hodgson
Hogle
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Ethan A. Smith
Ethan Smith
Larry Smith
Vermont
Noat
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