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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1966

Page

13

FBI Indicates Hays Is Clear

FBI in Oklahoma City reports that Robert Lee Hays 33 worked 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m on July 7 8 and 9 the days surrounding Denise Clinton’s 1965 kidnapping at a Kansas City motel. No ransom demands or leads. Hays held on a $2000 federal bond after arrest on a Topeka armed robbery warrant.

Oklahoma City FBI Denise Sue Clinton Lee O. Teague Teague Robert Lee Hays Kansas City Chelcie Reynolds Russell Clinton Independence Hays Oklahoma Kansas Topeka Kan

Capitol Hill Poet Spoofs New Recess

Washington AP reports a midsummer Capitol Hill recess empties halls and cans of business. Staffers relax with brunch, beauty shop visits, and fountain walks while work flows in from desks and mail bags. Goldie Reaves remains at her Senate stenography post.

Capitol Hill New Washington Senate House Kennedy Morse Wisconsin White House Johnson Fulbright Teddy Proxmire Capitol Congress Joe Earth Nedzi Detroit Goldie Reaves Stennis

Age for firemen drops in Kansas City

The Kansas City fire department lowers the minimum entry age from 21 to 18 while maintaining a high school education requirement for all entrants. City personnel director Cole Hendrix cites a strategy to broaden the applicant pool as 27 of 855 positions remain vacant.

Kansas City Cole Hendrix

Reckless Horse Driver Fined in Paducah Incident

Ish Davis fell asleep at the reins and was fined 15 dollars plus costs for reckless driving of a horse drawn wagon. Mrs. Alfred Swinford testified the wagon struck a car parked outside her home and Davis appeared to be asleep when the collision occurred.

Paducah Ish Davis Alfred Swinford Davis

Potentate Elected to Shrine Highest Office in San Francisco

Orville Findley Rush, 53, of McLean Virginia, was elected remote potentate of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in San Francisco. Rush, a lawyer and businessman, has served as senior past potentate of Kena Temple in Alexandria. The Shrine counts about 850,000 members and 168 temples in North America.

San Francisco Orville Findley Rush Mystic Shrine North America Rush McLean Kena Alexandria

Julius Klein to Testify on Dodd Relations

Senate Ethics Committee announced Julius Klein owner of a Chicago public relations firm will testify July 19 about his ties to Senator Thomas J. Dodd. Klein a registered agent for West German business interests is expected to be the final witness in the current phase of public hearings on misconduct charges against Dodd.

Washington Senate Ethics Committee Julius Klein Chicago Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Klein Dodd

Housing plentiful for Wichita U students this fall

Wichita State University plans show ample housing options for incoming students with on campus dorms filling and two new off campus dorms Wheatshocker Hall and Fairmount Towers offering space for about 1 550 students. Private housing is limited though married students often seek off campus apartments and most single under 21 live in university approved housing.

Wichita Wichita University Wichita State Wheatshocker Hall Fairmount Towers

Kansas Man Convicted For Reported Incident Of Daughter

Ralph L. Wheeler, 50, was convicted Wednesday of a statutory rape charge involving his 17 year old daughter. Sentencing postponed. July 11 set for motion for a new trial. The girl Sandra Wheeler testified she gave birth on Feb 9, 1965, asserting the child was fathered by her father. Wheeler denied any sexual relations with his daughter.

Fort Scott Kan Ralph L. Wheeler Robert H. Miller Sandra Wheeler Wheeler

Sioux Rain Dance Planned in Drought City

Sioux Indians planned a rain dance in Columbia Missouri led by Chief Red Fox aged 96 with tom tom recordings as the weatherman forecast thundershowers for the day.

Columbia, Mo Red Fox

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