Son of President Hoover Dies at 65 in California
Herbert Hoover Jr. died in Huntington Community Hospital in Pasadena after a week of hospitalization. A former undersecretary of state from 1954 to 1957, he preferred privacy and did not publicize his death. He left behind a career in petroleum geology and engineering with ties to Harvard, Stanford, and the State Department.
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Pasadena
Calif
Herbert Hoover Jr
United States
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Hoover
Huntington
Eisenhower
Joan Foster Dulles
London
Stanford
Harvard
International Radio Relay League
International Amateur Radio Union
Huntington Memorial Hospital
All-Saints Episcopal Church
Disciplinary Action Planned Against Prisoners for Fires
Kansas State Penitentiary inmates in a fenced compound may face disciplinary action after fires destroyed two of three temporary cells. Damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. Inmates relocated after a prior disturbance damaged the cellhouse locking system. Forty six remain confined as rain falls.
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Lansing. Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Robert N. Woodson
Woodson
Hugo L. Ramirez
Colombia
South America
United States
Larned State Hospital
Fugitive actor David Janssen named in court filing
Mrs. Janssen asks a receiver to manage about 1 million dollars in community property after alleging her estranged husband spent 7300 on clothes and jewelry for Rosemary Forsyth and 6700 at Caesar's Palace Las Vegas. Janssen stars in The Fugitive and has filed for divorce.
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Santa Monica Calif
David Janssen
Rosemary Forsyth
Las Vegas
Superior Court
Janssen
First practical carpet loom keeper from Grand Rapids 1876
A fragment notes a 1876 creation in Grand Rapids Michigan described as the first practical carpet loom keeper. It highlights a historic textile device with early industrial significance. The text preserves a single, uncertain detail about its origin and purpose.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
KU Theatre Plans 1969 70 Program With Multiple Plays
Kansas University announces its 1969 70 theater season led by Jed Davis and Tom Rea. The lineup includes Die Fledermaus, The Country Wife, The Homecoming, The Unknown Soldier and His Wife, The Threepenny Opera, Summertree, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, A View From the Bridge, Kyogen, and a homecoming production involving the School of Fine Arts. Performances span Oct through May across multiple venues.
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Kansas University
Jed Davis
Tom Rea
KU School of Fine Arts
University Theatre
the Threepenny
School of Fine Arts
Rosencrantz
Guildenstern
Tom Stoppard
Arthur Miller
Kyogen
Comic Theatre of Japan
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Featuring
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