Colorado UFO study finds no evidence of visitors from space
University of Colorado researchers conclude the 1,485 page Air Force funded report finds no proof UFOs are interplanetary visitors and recommends no further extensive UFO studies at this time. The Air Force noted no comment on the results.
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Washington
University of Colorado
Air Force
Colorado
Edward A. Condon
National Investigations Committee On
National Investigations Committee For Aerial Phenomena
NICAP
Blue Book
U.S
New district manager Ed Carter joins Southwestern Bell in Lawrence
Ed Carter of St Louis Mo assumed the district manager post for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co in Lawrence on Jan 1. He succeeds Steve Parsons and plans to move his family here by March or April after completing a house in Lawrence. Carter is a Pittsburg State College 1963 graduate with a business administration degree and has worked in Topeka Salina Kansas City Kans and Mission. He recently served on Southwestern Bell headquarters staff in St Louis and has six years with the company.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lawrence
Ed Carter
St. Louis
Carter
Nevada
Steve Parsons
The
Journal-World
Becky
Kellie
Kayla
Hugh
Rebecca
Carters
Pittsburg State College
Topeka
Salina
Kansas City
Kans
Mission
Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company
Two Theft Reports From KU Officers
Kansas University traffic and security officers reported two thefts. Byron Pappas said 15 stereo tapes and a case worth 150 dollars were taken from his parked car in O Zone east of Allen Fieldhouse after he left it locked. Lab equipment valued at 58.90 dollars was stolen from Lindley Hall Room 233 during the weekend.
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Kansas University
Byron Pappas
W. 26Th. St
O Zone
Allen Fieldhouse
Pappas
Lindley Hall
Pentagon Seeks 33 100 Draft Quota for March
The Pentagon called for 33 100 men to be drafted in March for the Army and Marine Corps. The Army would receive 31 600 and the Marines 1 500, compared with 33 700 for February and 26 800 for January.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Marine Corps
Charges Filed Against Girls At Topeka Hospital
Six juvenile girls at Topeka State Hospital face delinquency charges after two fires. Four were directly involved, two indirectly. They will be moved to the Shawnee County Youth Center or county jail. Names withheld pending judge direction. Damages estimated at 100 dollars and 75 patients evacuated. Governor Docking awaits state fire marshal report.
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Topeka
Topeka State Hospital
Shawnee County
William Preston
Preston
Malcolm Copeland
John Ivan
Robert Docking
Osawatomie State Hospital
Kansas State University
Docking
Arthur Ramey
Osawatomie
Lebanon moves toward new government amid neutrality shift
Rashid Karami seeks to form a coalition government in Beirut after President Helou asked him to replace Premier Abdullah Yafi who resigned following Israel's raid on Beirut International Airport. Eshkol denounces France embargo on arms to Israel while Debre Messmer and Frey oppose the decision amid Gaullist tensions.
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Rashid Karami
Lebanon
Beirut
Charles Helou
Karami
Abdullah Yafi
Israel
U.S
Democratic Front
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
France
Middle East
Eshkol
Abba Eban
Paris
Michel Debre
Pierre Messmer
Roger Frey
de Gaulle
June Attack On Policeman Opens Trial In Douglas Court
A jury trial begins in Douglas County District Court for Danny Mumford 18 of 429 Ind St charged with felonious assault on Lawrence policeman Larry Loveland at a civic group sponsored dance. Co defendant Randy Dowdell 19 faces separate action. inquest for Bruce Mallin and other court actions also noted.
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Danny Mumford
Ind. St
Douglas County
Frank Gray
Lawrence
Larry Loveland
Randy Dowdell
Conn. St
California
Bruce David Mallin
Kansas University
Overland Park
Wells Attends Albuquerque Conference On City Administration
City Manager Ray Wells travels to Albuquerque New Mexico for a three day Dikewood Institute seminar on municipal administration. Dennis Kallsen and Warren B Brand of Lesh Bradley and Brand audit firm join Wells. The mayor notes rising job applications for a public safety director while away.
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Ray Wells
Albuquerque
N. M
Dikewood Institute
Dennis Kallsen
City
Warren B. Barrand
Lesh, Bradley and Barrand
Wells
Supreme Court One Man One Vote Implemented Quickly
New York University law professor Dean Robert B. McKay says the Supreme Court ruling on one man one vote was implemented faster and more widely than any other historic decision. Four years after the decision, implementation is essentially complete, according to the Michigan Law Review published by the University of Michigan Law School.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Supreme Court
New York University
Robert B. McKay
Michigan Law Review
University of Michigan Law School
Doty to Reveal Baker Rulings At Press Conference
University President James E. Doty held a 4:30 PM press conference in the administration building to discuss student proposals on relaxing discipline rules. The session followed a board of trustees meeting with Student News Bureau representatives and campus groups in attendance.
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Baldwin — Baker University
James E. Doty
Dr. Doty
Baker
Pension Slashed by widow of Kennedy
Mrs. Aristotle Onassis has stopped receiving the $10,000 annual presidential widow’s pension at her request. The Treasury said she asked in a late October letter that the pension end as of October 1, after she married Aristotle Onassis on October 20.
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Washington
Aristotle Onassis
Treasury
John F. Kennedy
Onassis
Purse Snatched on KU Campus Recovered by Police
A purse stolen from KU student Karen E Proctor on Tuesday night near the Kansas University campus was recovered Wednesday by Lawrence police. About $10 cash and some IDs were missing, items valued at $150 were recovered. The white male suspect fled in a waiting car after grabbing the purse. The purse was found on 15th Street near Iowa Street. Additional theft reports include a suitcase stolen from Lewis Hall and a car engine stolen from a northwest Lawrence address between December 21 and 29.
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Karen
E. Proctor
Engel Rd
W . Kansas University
Lawrence
Miss Proctor
Columbia
15Th St
Iowa St
Ruthanne Hennessey
Lewis Hall
Hannibal
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Calif
Roy Dent
Dent
Barrand
Herman Collins
Til. St
10Th St
Ter
New President for Douglas County Trail Riders
Torkelson elected president of the Douglas County Trail Riders. Other officers include Leonard Walker as vice president Lanna Hentsch as secretary Dorothy Easum as treasurer Larry Warren as chairman of the Board of Trustees and trustees Bert Springer Marvin Fine Fred Downey and David Helmert. Plans call for shows and club activities next year with a chili supper planned for next month.
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Leonard Walker
Lanna Hentsch
Dorothy Easum
Larry Warren
Bert Springer
Marvin Fine
Fred Downey
David Helmert
Card of Thanks for Medical Care in Lawrence Hospital
I thank Doctors Frink Manahan and all the nurses for wonderful care during my hospital stay in Lawrence Also Miss Fielding and all the nurses in Physical Therapy for their help and kindness.
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Frink, Manahan
Lawrence
Miss Fielding
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