FBI Won't Comment On Red Chairman Claim as Informer
Los Angeles Civil Rights Congress chairman David Brown declared to reporters that he was an FBI informer. The Los Angeles FBI office said Brown was not an employee and deferred to Washington for comment. Brown, 49, described his alleged kidnaping tale as a hoax and said he had been paid by the FBI since 1950 for information on leftist groups, including the Rosenbergs case. He admitted regret for being a stool pigeon and said he attempted to flee with his family to Portland, then changed his mind and was flown back to Los Angeles. He earlier told police a kidnap story with details of a Fresno farm house.
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Federal Home Loan Board studies Newton savings group plan
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reviewed an application to organize a federal savings and loan association in Newton Kansas. Testimony supported by George D. Hanna and C Fred Ice cited local FHA loan needs while opponents led by Everett McCann argued no second association is needed and noted a railroad association's bid for system membership.
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Topeka
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Democrats Renew Pleas For Checkup on Security
In Washington senators Mansfield and Monroney renewed calls for a Senate inquiry into the Eisenhower administration security program amid growing interest in a bipartisan commission. Humphrey plans to propose a special panel within 10 days with members named by Eisenhower, Nixon, and Speaker Rayburn, a move not intended to hinder existing congressional investigations.
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Six KU teams chosen for seventh William Jewell debate
Six Kansas University teams will represent KU in the seventh annual William Jewell Debate Tournament to be held Saturday in Green Hall. Richard W. Wilkie, KU speech instructor, is tournament director. Junior division teams include Gordon Ryan Russell and Hugh Bruner. Kenneth Irby and Abraham Gorelick. Joel Sterrett and Gary Sick. Senior division features William Lashbrook and Robert Ferguson. John Eland and Hubert Bell. Margaret Smith and Don Ihde.
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Russell
Hugh Bruner
Olathe
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Fort Scott
Abraham Gorelick
Kansas City
Joel Sterrett
Topeka
Gary Sick
William Lashbrook
Robert Fergieson
Eric
John Eland
Hubert Bell
Atchison
Margaret Smith
Don Ihde
Hope
Blood Program Plan Outlined by Red Cross Officials
Douglas County Red Cross leaders and area officials discuss standardizing Red Cross blood programs nationwide. Dr. Raymond Barnes describes three options for chapters not meeting standards while the Douglas County program, started in 1949, remains hospital-run with Red Cross donor recruitment and funding. Rotarians view an Alaska big game hunt film by A C Popham Jr., highlighting his hunting achievements and museum display plans.
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St. Louis
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Watkins Memorial Hospitals
Lawrence Hospital
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Kansas Electric Power Co
Walter Var
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Kansas City
Kansas City Museum
America
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North America
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Aleutians
AF Takes Paratroopers To Maneuvers In Alaska
A steady stream of U S Air Force transport planes landed in Edmonton carrying 3 000 American paratroopers from Kentucky for Alaska maneuvers. The 86th and final flight was due to arrive about noon then continue to Alaska via Whitehorse for refueling. The paratroopers, from the 503rd Regimental Combat Team, were ferried from Ft Campbell Kentucky to Elmendorf Air Force Base Anchorage to join other U S troops.
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Kentucky
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Alaska
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
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Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
U.S
Man Held Without Bond in First Degree Murder Case
A defendant was ordered held without bond for a first degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing. County Judge Roy B. Darling presided as the trial date was set, with the accused denying the charges. The case centers on the murder alleged to involve a ten month old daughter.
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