Innocent Plea By Accused Spy Faces Death Sentence
Robert Glenn Thompson, 29, a former Air Force veteran, pleads innocent to a federal indictment alleging he sold U S military secrets to the Soviet Union from 1957 to 1963. The case names Boris V Karpovich of the Soviet Embassy as a co conspirator and cites 13 overt acts across Berlin Long Island New York and Detroit. Thompson posted 15000 bail. trial date not set.
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New York
Robert Glenn Thompson
Husky Air Force
Soviet Union
State Department
Boris V. Karpovich
Washington
Thompson
U.S
Joseph E. Hoey
U.S. Dist
Walter Bruchhausen
Brooklyn
Eve
Rline
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
Berlin
Patricia
Karen
Dean
East
West Berlin
Long Island
Detroit
House Vote Looks Certain Soon for Health Proposal
The AP survey shows 15 of 25 Ways and Means members favor sending the health plan to a House vote. Chairman Mills expects action in March with a inclusion of a Social Security linked administration and payroll tax financing. President Johnson urged Congress to enact a multi program prioritizing aged care and regional medical complexes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Associated Press
Wilbur P. Mills
D-Ark
Johnson
Congress
Ways and Means
Mills
Rainfall Boosts Kansas Crop Prospects In Lawrence Area
Douglas County extension agent Deal Six reports continued rain improves soil moisture and crop development. Dry periods in fall caused stressed seedlings but November and December rainfall plus January showers keep soils moist and early pastures likely good. J E Pallesen notes eastern Kansas is in good shape with runoff replenishing ponds.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Deal Six
Six
Stull
J. E. Pallesen
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Cold Wave Hits Northeast Kansas With Snow and Blowing Winds
A cold wave grips northeast Kansas with 20 to 30 mph north winds and intermittent snow. Little accumulation expected. Tonight lows near zero to 10 above. Saturday turns partly cloudy and cold with highs 15 to 20.
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Norheast
Kansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Role
Advertiser Gene Doane promotes his services as an insurance agent, inviting local clients to consider his agency for coverage options. The notice emphasizes personal contact and personalized policy assistance.
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Gene Doane
Complete Funeral Facilities Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises complete funeral facilities with VI 3 5111 contact for services and arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Stolen Jewels Recovered From Miami Locker
New York detectives, aided by Allan Kuhn and Maurice Nadjari, recover the Star of India and eight other gems from a Miami bus depot locker after a two day secret operation. The Star of India valued at 400000 dollars, along with the Midnight Star, is returned to the American Museum of Natural History.
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New York
Miami
Florida
Allan Dale Kuhn
Star of India
American Museum of Natural History
Manhattan
Atty
Frank
Hogan
Kuhn
Maurice Nadjari
Nadjari
Former Governor Henry Simms Johnston Dies at 97
Perry Oklahoma AP reports Henry Simms Johnston Oklahoma's seventh governor died Thursday at 97. Johnston helped organize the state 58 years ago and was impeached from office two years after his 1927 election.
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Perry
Okla
Henry Simms
Johnston
Oklahoma
Sudden Winter Front Sparks Record Temperature Drop
Lawrence, Kansas, felt a rapid weather shift from 59 degrees at 9 30 a.m. to 20 degrees by 2 p.m. as a cold front swept through. The day followed a high of 70, a Lawrence record set yesterday, with Topeka and Wichita also reporting sharp drops. Officials canceled meetings and forecast more cold, windy, and possibly snowy conditions with overnight lows near zero to 0 above.
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Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Topeka
Wichita
PKA Fire Truck Lights Up Mount Oread Campus
The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at 1145 La. St houses a 1937 fire truck bought from McLouth city officials six years ago to symbolize the national fraternity emblem. The red vehicle, seen cruising Jayhawk Boulevard, serves as a recognizable status symbol and boasts appealing novelty for members and visitors alike.
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Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Kansas University
John McQueary
Osawatomie
Alan Wallace
Hill City
Warren
Buck) Walters
Lincoln
Jack Kennedy
Pi Kappa Alpha
la. St
McLouth
Pkas
PKA
Mount Oread
Jayhawk Boulevard
Baker University marks 107th anniversary with Kansas City party
Baker University at Baldwin celebrates its 107th anniversary with a February 12 gala at the Hotel President in Kansas City. About 500 alumni, students, and friends are invited as William J. Scarborough, the current president, observes his birthday three days later.
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Baker University At
Baldwin
Kansas City
William J. Scarborough
Bish Thompson
Evansville
Ind
Baker
Scripps- Howard Ernie Pyle
Baker Alumni Association
Clayton Pittman
Baker University
Methodist
Eldridge hotel hosts world guests from 67 nations
Eldridge Hotel manager Mike Getto mapped guests from 1964 showing visitors from 67 countries, all 105 Kansas counties, 49 states, and 245 Kansas towns. California led with 866 guests, followed by Missouri and Illinois, while Peru topped foreign origins with 199 guests. Kansas University exchanges boosted international presence.
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George Catt
Eldridge
Mike Getto
Getto
U. S
Kansas
Russia
China
Spain
Maine
California
Missouri
Illinois
Washington
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa
Central
South America
Peru
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Panama
Gefto
Kansas University
Bomb Threat Evacuates Campus High School in Wichita
A phone warning prompts the evacuation of Campus High School, a nine building complex near Wichita, delaying 8:30 a.m. classes for about 1,000 students as 15 sheriff and fire personnel search desks, lockers, and rooms.
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Wichita
APP
Campus High School
Sedgwick County
Sheriff's Office
Campus High
Open Bowling Sat and Sun at Hillcrest Bowl Adv
A weekend bowling advert invites local players to Hillcrest Bowl for Saturday and Sunday sessions. Details on times, lanes, and special rates are featured in the notice.
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Open
Sun
Hillcrest Bowl
Adv
Schmille Selected Undersheriff in Douglas County
Sheriff-elect Rex Johnson announces Wayne Schmille will be the new Douglas County undersheriff effective Monday. Schmille has served since 1959 and leads the sheriff's check bureau. Johnson plans minimal changes and aims to gain broad respect for the office.
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Rex Johnson
Wayne Schmille
Sheriff's Department
Douglas County
Johnson
Douglas County District Court
Wayne
Fred Broeker
Broeker
Schmille
Don Schwartz
Schwartz
Lloyd McMinn
Journal-World Photo
Spring Rush At KU Sororities Begins Jan. 31
KU sororities announce formal spring rush activities from January 31 to February 10 including pledging ceremonies and pledge banquets. Miss Emily Taylor, KU dean of women, Leads conferences to set final pledge quotas and match preferences. AGD plans new KU sorority house site near Iowa Street and Stewart Avenue with a chapter house to be built in two to three years.
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Kansas University
Rush
Emily Taylor
Miss Taylor
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Iowa Street
Stewart Avenue
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Hank White
Council Grove
White
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Marion Warden
Mark Baker
Osmon C. Baker
Scarborough
U.N
Canada
England
North America
Mildred Tannahill
Wathena
Kan
Navy
Norma Wichman
Victor Lee
ViAnn Kay
Lawrence High
Travis Glass
Billy Hodson
Sorority
Avalon Rd
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
AGC
AGD
Sydney Schroeder
W. 25Th St
Lawrence Agd
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