Humphrey and antitrust chief fly on Busch plane
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Donald Turner flew to St Louis in a plane furnished by Anheuser Busch less than a month after the company’s antitrust suit was dropped. Officials said the trip was a social occasion and no one on the trip knew of the antitrust action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
St.Louis
Anheuser-Busch Co
Humphrey
St. Louis Brewing Company
Donald F. Turner
Turner
Anheuser-Busch
President’s Club
Democratic Party
House
Charles E. Goodell
Rn.y
Department
Democratic National Committee
Alfred Fleishman
St. Louis
Secret Service
Fleishman
August A. Busch Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Bicentennial Corp
William Connell
August A. Busch III
Brewery
Richard Meyer
Goodell
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
New York Republican
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
al Mark
Department of Justice
Krim
Increase in Bogus Checks Alarms Douglas County Sheriff
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office reports a sharp rise in bad checks for the first six months, with $11,471 written this year versus $6,331 last year. Deputy Marilyn Steele notes carelessness and lax ID checks as root causes and urges cashers to demand multiple forms of identification to curb fraud.
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Douglas County
Steele
Sheriff's Office
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Two In Good Condition After Wednesday Crash
Two Lawrence youths hurt in a Wednesday afternoon collision at W 25th Street and Ridge Court remained in good condition the next day at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Denise D. Lambert 15 sustained a fractured rib and minor head cut. Randy J. Bailey 13 suffered a compound knee cap fracture and a left elbow fracture. Ben J. Standard Jr 17 the Journal World truck driver was treated and released with scratches and bruises. Bailey was a passenger in the truck.
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Lawrence Young
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. 25Th Street
Ridge Court
Denise D. Lambert
Clare Ct
Randy J. Bailey
Ridge Ct
Ben J. Standard Jr
N. H. St
Journal-World
Miss Lambert
LMH
Bailey
Standard
Thirty one new industries in May and June
The State Department of Economic Development said Thursday that thirty one new industries began production in Kansas during May and June. They are located in Abilene Belleville Concordia Council Grove Ellsworth Emporia Fort Scott Garden City Gardner Kinsley Lenexa Lincoln Manhattan Minneapolis Olathe Osawatomie Pittsburg Salina Wamego and Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Department of Economic Development
Abilene
Belleville
Concordia
Council Grove
Ellsworth
Emporia
Fort Scott
Garden City
Gardner
Kinsley
Lenexa
Lincoln
Manhattan
Minneapolis
Olathe
Osawatomie
Pittsburg
Salina
Wamego
Wichita
Negroes' Only Hope Is To Save Mississippi Says Aide
Hosea Williams, an aide to Martin Luther King, told a civil rights rally in Grenada Mississippi that the Black community must save Mississippi as there is no promised land in Chicago or elsewhere. He described returning north to find segregation and referenced Negro guards at the Confederate Monument.
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Mississippi
Grenada
Miss
Chicago
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Williams
Martin Luther King
Airline Talks Remain Deadlocked Through Weekend
Washington AP reports eight day old airline strike talks show no progress. Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds leads discussions but declines comment on today's meetings with union representatives. Airlines spokesman confirms no progress by noon today.
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Washington
Asst
Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Surveyor 1 Faces Uncertain Future After Lunar Night
In Pasadena California AP reports Surveyor 1 the US moon camera craft endures a second lunar night with its future unclear Despite a possible electronic death scientists at JPL will wait three weeks before declaring the craft dead It sent 11150 pictures from the moon and was the first of a seven shot series that exceeded hopes Publisher notes the mission's triumphs and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
America
Surveyor
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Winn for Congress Open House Set in Douglas County
Republican candidate Larry Winn Jr of Leawood will host an open house for the Third District race from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Winn for Congress headquarters in the Hotel Eldridge Lawrence. A caravan tour from Haskell to the hotel will feature his wife and five children and invitees include Douglas County Republican officers and committee members. Coffee and doughnuts will be served.
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Douglas County Winn
Congress
Eldridge
Larry Winn Jr
Leawood
Lawrence
Haskell
Massachusetts
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Winn
Winn For Congress Committee
Milton P. Allen
Corlett Cotton
al Gallup
Travis Glass
Tom Yee
Marion Vaughn
U.S. Jets Score North Vietnam Strikes and Losses Reported
U.S. fighter bombers extended a north Vietnam campaign with fresh raids near Hanoi, including strikes on a missile site and rail bridges. The loss of an A4 Skyhawk from Ranger raised American aircraft losses to 291 since Feb 1965. Nearby, MIG engagements and Navy Crusaders were reported with several aircraft damaged but not downed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Command
Ranger
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
Radio
Red China
Oriskany
Air Force
Cap Cau
Cau River
American Helicopter Forced Down by Soviets
West German border officials report an armed Soviet helicopter crossed into West German air space and forced a U S helicopter, carrying five soldiers from the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment, to land. The Soviet craft, with two officers aboard, hovered beside the American helicopter over Iron Curtain border territory.
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Bad Hersfeld
Germany
U.S
14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Army Clothing Shortage Denied by Supply Specialist
Army supply specialist Howard Schorr said there is no nationwide clothing shortage for domestic troops. He noted some bases report shortages due to manpower and buildup, and that end of August targets should meet total Army needs. He emphasized shortages reflect base needs rather than Viet Nam stockpiling. tropical boots and uniforms issued for Vietnam sit unused in the states.
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Washington
Howard Schorr
Support Service
Army
U. S
Schorr
Viet Nam
States
Hospital Staff Strike Hits Seven Montreal Hospitals
AP reports non professional staff walked off at seven Montreal hospitals as part of a province wide strike spanning 21 facilities in Quebec. Pickets formed lines after the strike deadline.
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Montreal
Quebec
Czechs Expel U S Embassy Official Over Espionage Allegations
In Prague the Czechoslovak government ordered George Edwards Reynolds, second secretary at the U.S. Embassy, to leave within three days amid espionage accusations. The move follows American spying charges against two Czechoslovak diplomats in Washington and a protest from Ambassador Outerbridge Horacey.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Washington
C.T.K
Outerbridge Horsey
Foreign Office
George Edwards Reynolds
C.T.E
Reynolds
Concert by Lawrence junior high students at KU
Lawrence junior high students enrolled in the Midwestern Music and Art Camp will perform at 2 p.m. Saturday in University Theatre with the concert choir chamber choir and symphonic band. Three farmers assist neighbor Lester Schwartz while he recovers in Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Kansas University
University
Lester Schwartz
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Klein Says He Asked Dodd To Speak For Him
Publicist Julius Klein said he asked Sen. Thomas Dodd to speak up in West Germany as headlines grew there. Dodd testified he did not travel for Klein. Klein described gifts and gifts as campaign contributions while asserting his right as a registered agent for foreign interests.
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New York
Julius Klein
Sen
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
West Germany
Klein
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Sen. Dodd
Ethics Committee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Dodd
Internal Security Subcommittee
Essex House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Chester W. Nimitz
Washington
Kleins
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Fulbright
Chicago
Balbo Fliers
Guisseppe Teucci
Nathan Ticho
Steven Ticho
Teucci
LMH Treats 3 Minor Injuries Thursday
Three people were treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room for minor injuries. Joseph W. Burnham 39 of Topeka cut his right arm on a window at the bus depot. Ronald Bahnmaier 13 Route 1 injured his left eye when hit with a batted ball. Dennis Smith 17 719 Ala cut his head on glass in his car.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Joseph W. Burnham
Topeka
Ronald Bahnmaier
Route 1
Dennis Smith
Card of Thanks for Dr Johnson and Rev. Hamilton
Mrs Bonnie Hird expresses gratitude to Dr Johnson Dr Mitchell and nurses on first and third floors for care. She thanks Rev Hamilton Rev Friesen and Rev Mallett for visits and prayers. Appreciation to friends relatives and Coop Guild for cards flowers and food during illness.
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Johnson
Mitchell
Rev. Hamilton
Friesen
Mallett
Coop Guild
Bonnie Hird
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West Side
Senator Reynolds Shultz
Centennial Park
Shultz
Bill Parrott
Trend
Pol. Pol. Adv
Frank Lutz
Otto Hack
Harold Seele
Schwartz
Bill Troelstrup
Missouri University
Keith Lawton
Troelstrup
Lawton
Miller Furniture CO
Lawrence Memorial Co
Orman Enpacott
Harold Pippin
Chiropractor
Hillcrest
Iowa
Mortuary Home — Owned
New Hampshire
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