Cunningham Guardians Named Amid Pending Charge
Former miler Glenn Cunningham and his wife win guardianship of two boys as a pending charge for boarding minors without a state health license remains in Butler County. Guardianship, granted by Probate Judge Roy B. Darlington, does not retroactively affect the misdemeanor case. The couple run Glenn Cunningham Youth Ranch Inc. near Augusta. The state board could drop the charge before trial.
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Soviet space heroes spared as gunfire wounds two in motorcade
Moscow reports say shots fired at a car carrying cosmonauts Beregovoy Nikolayev Tereshkova and Leonov wounded the accompanying driver and a motorcycle escort. The cosmonauts were unharmed. The shooter was detained. motive remains unclear. Soviet officials say the gunman is mentally deranged and that Brezhnev and Podgorny were not targeted.
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Hospital Dismissals and List of Patients
Dismissals include Melvin Copp and Rachel Lopez with baby, Charles Alldredge Jr., Allan Easum, Karla Pilch, Ruby Brewer, Chester Wilks, Miss Alice Conger, Kenneth Bateson, Ida Benzick, Judy Ater and baby, Lloydberger, Miss Sandra Elder, Mrs Catherine Waller and twins, Jacquelin Sword, George Brown Sr., Mrs Helen Jones, Mrs Doris Scruggs, Mr and Mrs Lewis Kirk with twins. Hospital notes list multiple patients with names and addresses across several towns.
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Hearing resumes for DeSoto man in Osawatomie fire case
Lester William Grazier Jr., 22, of DeSoto Kansas, faces first degree murder and arson charges in the December 27 Osawatomie State Hospital fire that killed two and caused about 110000 in damage. The preliminary hearing resumes Monday with defense witnesses to be called.
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SCLC Aide Bevel Visits Ray and Offers Defense
Rev. James Bevel, a top SCLC aide, met James Earl Ray in Shelby County Jail and said he will defend Ray. Rev. Ralph Abernathy supported the move, framing it as extending nonviolence in American life and focusing on what killed Dr. King, not who killed him. Sheriff Morris confirmed Bevel and Foreman were present.
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Bevel pushes Ray defense amid King case sessions
Bevel unveils defense plan saying Ray is innocent and will be defended by Foreman and himself. He criticizes judges and ministers, predicts a polarized mood as the Ray trial unfolds, and declares a controversial stance on who is guilty.
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Nixon Withdraws Nominees Johnson Submitted to Senate
President Nixon has withdrawn 155 nominations submitted by Lyndon Johnson, including two ambassadors five judges and several postmasters. Some may be renominated after review. Notable withdrawals include ambassador nominees Robert Komer and Albert Sherer Jr. and judges for California Washington DC and Guam.
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K State President Denounces Extremists Yet Sees Some Valid Complaints
Kansas State University President Dr. James A. McCain told about 500 alumni that student extremists cannot be tolerated though some complaints have validity. He praised overall student conduct, noted a $21 million building program and a $2.5 million library project, and mentioned a planned nuclear research building.
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James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Kansas State
McCain
Jury Prospect List Dwindles In Kennedy Case
New Orleans judge Edward A. Haggerty helps select jurors for the Clay Shaw trial as the pool dwindles. In three days six jurors were accepted after grilling. Shaw, 55, is a retired businessman charged with conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy. The case tests Jim Garrison's assertion of a New Orleans origin.
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Edward A. Haggerty
Clay Shaw
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
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Jim Garrison
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