Hearings Nearer by Senate Group For Newspapers
The Senate antitrust subcommittee will open hearings next week on newspaper economics focusing on a bill to allow antitrust exemption for mergers and joint operations to save failing newspapers. The hearings span July and August with possible November or December sessions, and support for the bill is split among publishers and unions.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Justice Department
Tucson, Ariz
The
Citizen
the Star
Independent News
Hayden
North Vietnam trade ban cited in Kent donation case
Treasury officials said it is illegal to send money or property to North Vietnam or the Viet Cong under the Trading with the Enemy Act. The inquiry centered on Rockwell Kent’s $10,000 Lenin Peace Prize donation for Viet Cong women and children, with prosecutors to be pursued if evidence permits.
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Treasury
North Vietnam
Rockwell Kent
Moscow
Kent
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Justice Department
Canadian Friends Service Committee
North
South
Vietnam
Canada
FTC insists proof of difference in headache ads
The Federal Trade Commission warns advertisers to back claims of faster stronger or longer lasting analgesics with proof of significant brand differences. A proposed rule sets September 15 as the deadline for written comments and applies to about 40 producers and 100 distributors without naming specific products or advertisers.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Lawrence County notices reveal probate hearings in Douglas County
Notices in the Lawrence Daily Journal-World announce hearings on final settlement for Virgil Francis Horrell estate and appointment of Bernice Noble administratrix for Eugene D. Noble. also a hearing to determine descent of Eloda G. Morrison property, with dates set in July 1967 and August 1967.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrencially Journal-World
Do Ore
Sigs & Ir
Virgil “Francis “Horrell
Bedact
Han Zno
Idea
Han” Besh Ted
Lawrence National Bank
Virgil Francis Horrell
Safestate
Lawrence National Bank of
Riling & Riling
John J. Riling
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
MIT Students Propose Realistic Crime Fighting Gadgets
Professors at Massachusetts Institute of Technology assign crime fighting challenges to students. Teams propose solutions including a remote lock for revolving doors, a telephone alert system for break ins, and a compact electronics box that emits a scream if a thief tampers with an electric typewriter.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bell to Build Downtown Topeka HQ in Urban Renewal Area
Southwestern Bell plans a four million dollar headquarters in downtown Topeka within an urban renewal zone. The sole bid of 250 000 for the site at 6th and Monroe tops the submission. If approved, work would begin before 1969 and finish in 1971, with a five story building expandable to ten.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telphone Co
6Th and
Monroe
Urban Renewal Commission
James F. Haake
Telephone Company
Aid total confirmed for storm-damaged Cloud Mitchell counties
Gov. Robert Docking announced $47 000 in emergency assistance to clear debris and repair fences in Cloud and Mitchell counties. The funds come from the State Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Committee and will be administered under the 1967 conservation program by state and county committees.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Cloud
Mitchell
Docking
Osborne Arrested For Court Bench Warrant In Los Angeles
Alfred H. Osborne Sr. was arrested by FBI agents at his Kansas City home on a federal bench warrant from Los Angeles for failing to appear in court. He is held without bond in Jackson County jail. Previously convicted in 1965 for conspiracy to defraud investors of 140000 tied to American Space Master Development.
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Kansas City
Alfred H. Osborne Sr
FBI
Los Angeles
Osborne
Jackson County
Sam Melnick
American Spacemaster Development, Inc
Melnick
San Francisco
Newsmen Invited to Pike Turnpike Briefing in Topeka
Gov. Robert Docking invites Kansas newsmen to a 3 p.m. briefing in the state house on Monday. Gale Moss will present progress on selling bonds to finance the Kansas City Kansas Lena turnpike and officials from both parties and major road agencies are invited.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Monay
Gale Moss
Docking
Kansas City, Kan-salena
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas Highway Commission
Max McDowell
McDowell
House of Representatives
Statehouse
Billy Graham Begins First Evangelical Visit to Communist Nation
American evangelist Billy Graham departs for Zagreb to preach three revival meetings on Saturday and Sunday. Wednesday night he drew an overflow crowd of 3 500 people to Turin’s Waldensian church, marking his first visit to a Communist country.
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Turin
Italy
Billy Graham
Graham
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Waldensian Church
Kansas Livestock Agency taps three GOP picks for top post
Governor Docking, a Democrat, weighs three Republican candidates for state livestock sanitary commissioner after the Kansas Livestock Association recommended only one name for the post. The association also named three candidates for the brand commissioner role.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas Livestock Association
Livestock Association
A. G. Pickett
Livestock Sanitary
Docking
Livestock Association Executive Board
Hade Gupton
Greensburg
The
Francis H. Arnold
Ashland
Wayne Rogler
Matfield Green
Rogler
Chase County
Arnold
Pickett
S. Gupton
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
First Methodist Church Youth Host Barbecue Dance Event
The First Methodist Church youth group sponsors a 6 p.m. Saturday barbecue dance in the church parking lot open to all high school students. Chaperones will be young couples from the church. Music by The Heard. Entry costs 50 cents. No transportation provided.
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First Methodist Church
Bank Report Ordered by Kansas Bank Commissioner
Kansas bank commissioner John A. O Leary called for a comprehensive report on the condition of all state banks and trust companies as of the close of business in June. The AP report notes the inquiry seeks detailed financial standings.
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Pera (Ap
John A. O’leary
Kansas Bank
Santa Fe to Expand Kansas City Terminal Yard
Santa Fe Railway announces a 12 million dollar expansion at the Argentine yard in Kansas City to speed transcontinental freight. President John S. Reed said the plan includes a new eastbound car classification facility and auxiliary installations, relocating the main line and duplicating the 1949 yard now used mainly for westbound traffic.
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Santa Fe Railway
Kan
Santa Fe
California
Texas Coast
John S. Reed
Union Station
Reed
Billy Thorpe Cancels LSD Trip After Government Warning
Sydney AP report says 21 year old singer Billy Thorpe abandoned plans for an LSD trip after state authorities warned of prosecution. The episode on the Go program sparked a public storm as Thorpe announced a supervised trip to thousands of teenage viewers. Acting Health Minister Arthur D Bridges publicly threatened legal action.
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Sydney
Australia
Billy Thorpe
Thorpe
Arthur D. Bridges
Public Notices and Probate Court Announcement
Public notices from Douglas County Kansas detail the probate administrator appointment for Rose H. Harvey and planned Lawrence Planning Commission meeting to amend zoning from RS-1 to RD on a land tract northwest of 18th and Kasold with specific directional measurements provided. The notices were first published June 29 1967 in the Lawrence Daily Journal-World.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Eugene D. Noble
Bernice’ Noble
Eugene ‘D. Noble
Probate
Bernice Noble
John D. Sullivan
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Probate Court
Rose HE. Harvey
Rose II
Harvey
Rose HF
Raw. T. Riling
Eal N Oe
Planning Commission
Colne Abter
City Hall
Kaspald
Tae
Paralia
Law Daily Journal-World
Zoning Amendments Considered in City Hall Meeting
Lawrence officials set a 7 30 p m session in the Commission Room to discuss Application No 7 26 changing several tracts southwest of Kasold Drive and Yale Road from RS 1 to RS 2 and RS 8 1 to RM 1 with detailed tract descriptions and proposed lots Holidays Hills Nos 8 9 and related adjustments. Residents may speak at the session and obtain information from the Planning Department City Clerk Vera Mercer.
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The
Planning Commission
Lawrence
Kansas
Commission
City Halls
Kasold Drive
Yale Road
Township 12
Holiday Hills No. 9
Section
Weston
Townsend No. 62
Holiday Hilla No
Tima and Place
Ty Planning Department
City
City Hall
Eee Planning Department
City of Lawrence ordinance taxes motor vehicles for street funds
Notice announces a July 1967 meeting to amend yard requirements for corner lots in RS 1 and RS 2 districts and describes Ordinance 3744 levying a city motor vehicle tax of ten dollars per vehicle to fund street and highway improvements and traffic control.
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City of
Kansas
Allicense
Lawes Rence
Iwo RH
Raney
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