Culver Fined For Antiwar Demonstration
Captain Thomas Culver was fined 1000 by an Air Force court martial in London for taking part in an anti Vietnam War demonstration at the U S Embassy on Memorial Day May 31. He could have faced four years in prison but jail was avoided. He plans an appeal to the Supreme Court arguing First Amendment rights.
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Lakeneath
England
U.S
Culver
Air Force
Westfield
Nat
London
Britain
United States
Supreme Court
Union Demonstration at White House Over Picket Line
Amalgamated Meat Cutters members demonstrated outside the White House to protest alleged disregard of a picket line at a local meat supply firm. Union president Bill Sellars said a White House employee crossed the line at one of seven firms struck since June 30.
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Washington
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
White House
Bill Sellars
Union
Soldier Receives Treatment After North Third Collision
Ft. Riley soldier George B. Kleinstaber, 20, was treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being injured when brakes failed on the other car. He was between vehicles in the 1300 block of North Third when the tow bar was involved. The other driver was Gary L. Caedick, also of Ft. Riley.
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Ft. Riley
George B. Kleinstaber
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
North Third
Kleinstaber
Kleinstuber
Gary L. Caedick
Kt. Riley
Bowker Receives Warm Sendoff as CUNY Chancellor Departed
New York. Albert H. Bowker left his post as chancellor of the City University to become chancellor of the University of California at Berkeley. A breakfast reception honored Bowker with officials and educators present, including Mayor John V. Lindsay and the presidents of all 20 CUNY colleges.
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New York
Albert H. Bowker
City University
University of California At Berkeley
John V. Lindsay
CUNY
Bowker
Senate backs loan guarantees bill for key industrial firms
The Senate Banking Committee approved a bill granting a three member board authority to pledge up to 2 billion in federal loan guarantees for major industrial firms, with Lockheed Aid as a primary test case. Debate centered on eligibility and potential economic risks from the plan.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
White House
Campers Visit Topeka Zoo From Marys Lake Day Camp
About 30 to 50 physically handicapped and mentally retarded youngsters visited the Topeka Zoo as part of a day camp sponsored by the parks and recreation department. The trip was funded by a $50 donation from the Lawrence Pioneer Club and included a train ride picnic and viewing of five newborn tiger cubs and an elephant training program.
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Mary’s Lake
The
Parks and Recreation Department
Topeka Zoo
Lawrence Pioneer Club
New Lawrence Students Urged to Contact Officials
New Lawrence students are urged to contact school officials promptly. High school students should call their principal for an appointment, then visit the Administration Center at 842-6222 if unsure of their school. Elementary enrollees contact Robert Taylor at 1842-6222 for placement, with enrollment Aug 19.
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Lawrence
Hr. C. Stuart
Robert — Taylor
Taylor
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Proxmire
John Sparkman
D-Ala
John Tower
Texas
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House of Fabrics
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