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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1962

Page

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Minutemen Leader Denounces CBS Reports Film

Norborne Missouri AP Bob DePugh leader of the Minutemen criticized a CBS Reports program titled Thunder on the Right saying it unfairly depicted his group as fanatics. He claimed the film was shot by impostors from the BBC without authorization and framed the movement as a smear campaign. DePugh warned on the cold war and urged firearms rights to keep the country invincible.

Norborne. Mo Bob DePugh Loaer Minutemen DePugh CBS Reports British Broadcasting Corp CBS

Harvard Group Blamed Over New Guinea Warfare Films

Protestant missionary Rev H M Lake accuses a Harvard expedition including Michael Rockefeller of stirring native battles in Dutch New Guinea to film the fighting. Harvard denies the charge as baseless and says authorities found no foundation. Rockefeller, 23, disappeared last November after a boat capsized near the New Guinea coast while he collected native art.

Binghamton N.Y Dutch New Guinea Harvard Michael Rockefeller Nelson A. Rockefeller Michael H. M. Lake Christian and Missionary Alliance New Guinea

French Army Opposes Demobilization Plan in Algeria

In Algiers both French and Moslem officers criticized France's plan to demobilize 140,000 Algerian Moslems in French uniforms. The government signals confidence a cease fire is near but the move risks a domestic army crisis amid right wing opposition. De Gaulle's government outlined progressive demobilization with bonuses, pensions, and options to re enlist or resettle in France.

Algiers Algeria Charles de Gaulle France

Veteran Bobby Shantz Joins Houston Colts Pitching Staff

The Houston Colts add 36 year old pitcher Bobby Shantz to their staff after acquiring him from Pittsburgh in the National League expansion program.

Houston Colts Bobby Shantz Pittsburgh

Metropolitan Planners Explore Automation For Five Cities

Fort Worth, Denver, Wichita, Tulsa and Little Rock planners meet in Little Rock to review a $288000 federal grant funded project. The metropolitan data center demonstration aims to prove automation can assist planning agencies nationwide.

Little Rock Ark Fort Worth Denver Wichita Tulsa Metropolitan Data Center U.S

U S ridicules Cuban invasion charge from jungle camps

In Panama and the Canal Zone Cuban radios accused the United States of training invasion forces. Lt Gen Andrew P Omera denied the claim saying he knows of no such operation. A battle group of the 82nd Airborne is tied to the charges as U S maneuvers continue in the region. Detroit manager Bob Scheffing touts the Tigers pitching staff led by Lary Bunning Mossi with Kline Regan Foytack backing them.

U.S 82Nd Airborne Division Rio Hato Pinara Caribbean Command Canal Zone U.S. Navy Punta Mala Los Santos Detroit Bob Scheffing Tigers Frank Lary Jim Bunning Don Mossi Ron Kline Phil Regan Paul Foytack

Ex-Aide to Hall Picked Up Today For Tax Evasion

Wichita newsman Starling Mack Nations was arrested on a secret federal indictment accusing evasion of 1955 income taxes. The filing claims he understated his tax by about 1 060 and showed lower income in a false return dated April 9 1956. Nations, former executive secretary to Gov Fred Hall, later oil editor for the Wichita Eagle and Beacon, faces arraignment after posting bond.

Wichita (Ap Starling Mack Nations Wichita Nations Wichita Eagle & Beacon Fred Hall Kansas Kinsley Mercury Kiowa County Signal Haviland Journal Harvey County News Newton Kansas City Kan Payne. Ratner Ratner U.S Arthur J. Stanley Jr

Glenn Receives Hero Welcome After World Orbit

The article recalls John Glenn landing in Cape Canaveral and meeting with President Kennedy after a global orbital flight. Glenn saluted his launch crew with a hard hat gift, praised his team, and introduced family members including his wife Anna and children. The homecoming included a large crowd in Cocoa Beach and a motorcade to Andrews Air Force Base with relatives arriving from Ohio and Virginia.

John Glenn Jr President Kennedy Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center Glenn Kennedy Anna The Cape Grand Turk Island Bahamas Marine Corps Lyndon B Johnson Glenna Johnson David Lyn Washington Air Force Base Cocoa Beach Florida Earth Andrews Air Force Base Arlington White House H. W. Castor New Concord Ohio James Hosey Pittsburgh John H. Glenn Air Force

Lawrence Week features FFA lamb display at Safeway

As National Future Farmers of America Week unfolds in Lawrence four lambs owned by Clyde D Hoover a Lawrence High senior and Jayhawk FFA member will be housed in the Safeway entryway today and Saturday The display is sponsored by the Malls Association. Also 125 art educators attend the 3rd Art Education Conference at Kansas University sponsored by KU Education School and University Extension and the Kansas Highway Patrol office in the Police Fire building offers driving tests every Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 am to 5 pm with VE3 G80K as the contact number.

Future Farmers of America Safeway Clyde D. Hoover Lawrence High School Jayhawk FFA Raymond Hoover Route 5 Malls Association Kansas University Kansas Western Missouri KU Education School and University Extension Kansas Highway Patrol

Mail by Missile Seen At Grinnell Post Office Dedication

Rep. J. Lloyd Breeding cites missiles delivering mail globally as a likely development within years. He says space research will affect daily life during the dedication of a new Grinnell Kansas post office building.

Grinnell Kan J. Lloyd Breeding D-Kan Breeding

Breeding Expected to Highlight Topeka Democratic Conclave

Kansas congressman J Floyd Breeding plans to announce his political intentions at the state Democratic conclave in Topeka. He may seek another term in the House rather than governor or U S senator, facing Rep Robert Dole in the new 1st District after reapportionment. Gov Matthew E Welsh and Col Robert H Deason will speak at events including a veterans luncheon and Democratic veteran session.

Topeka J. Floyd Breeding Kansas Breeding U. S Rolla Farmer-Rancher Robert Dole Democratic State Committee Woodrow Wilson Club Robert H. Deason Leavenworth Matthew E. Welsh Indiana

Guard Display Heavy Equipment At Armory Sunday

National Guard units across Kansas showcase heavy equipment and weapons from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Armory near Hallmark on the West Turnpike road. Local members answer questions. public invited with parking available. The Lawrence unit’s 90mm self propelled gun is out for repair in Topeka. other displays include 4.2 and Simm mortars, 50 and 30 caliber machine guns, and a 3.5 rocket launcher.

National Guard Hallmark West Turnpike Kansas Karl Reber Lawrence Topeka Reber

Two Bicycles Stolen and Recovered at KU

Two bicycles were stolen on Thursday at Kansas University. KU police recovered one bike later that day from behind Fowler Hall. John Cramer a graduate student reported his bike stolen from in front of Lindley Hall. Lanny B Carney a Newman Lake Washington senior reported his bike stolen from in front of Snow Hall.

Kansas University John Cramer la. St Lindley Hall Fowler Hall Lanny B. Carney Newman Lake Wash Snow Hall

Glenn Sees Four Sunsets During Orbital Flight

The astronaut described four sunsets observed during three Earth orbits and from a destroyer, spoke about weightlessness and smooth flight, and recalled a single item lost the day he batted a can of film behind the instrument panel. He also noted luminous yellow green lights seen at sunrise and pondered their nature.

Kennedy Glenn Cape Canaveral Gatherig Earth Atlantic Ocean Alan B. Shepard Air Force

Teamsters Indicted For Embezzling Funds Plead Innocent

Seven men indicted on embezzling more than 42000 in Teamster funds pleaded innocent in US District Court Judge Floyd R Gibson denied a 90 day delay for motions and set 20 days for motions 30 days for a bill of particulars Bonds of 5000 each were continued The group faces counts of conspiracy and 15 counts of fraud involving falsified records and fraudulent bills with 15 co conspirators named but not charged as defendants

Kansas City Floyd R. Gibson

U N Blasts Congo Chief for Action

The United Nations accuses President Moise Tshombe of preparing for a new military clash with UN forces in Katanga. It questions his faith in peaceful settlement as troops airlift to north Katanga and Tshombe’s forces reoccupy Kongolo after government withdrawal.

Leopoldville the Congo United Nations Moise Tshombe Katanga Congo Tshombe Albertville Kongolo

Librarians to KU Meet on Campus for Association Cooperation

About 20 library representatives from the Mid-America State University Association will gather at the Kansas University campus on Monday and Tuesday to discuss cooperation among 10 member institutions. The group includes the Big Eight Conference schools, Iowa University and Colorado State University. Local arrangements are handled by Thomas R. Buckman, director of IU libraries.

Mid-America State University Association Kansas University Iowa University Colorado State University Thomas R. Buckman

George Bayer the Babe Ruth of Golf with Long Drive

George Bayer born September 17 1925 in Bremerton Washington is hailed as the Babe Ruth of golf for longest drives among professionals. He once struck a spectator near the green from 476 yards out.

George Bayer Bremerton Wash Babe Ruth Ereen

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