SDS Leaders Admit Communists in SDS Probe
Washington AP Capt Daniel C Myre testified to a Senate subcommittee that SDS leaders described themselves as Communists in various publications. He cited Klonsky and Dohrn naming themselves Communist and outlined the factional struggle among eight groups within the SDS amid campus unrest and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
SDS
Michael Klonsky
Chicago
The
New Republic
Klonsky
Bernardine Dohrn
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Manuel
Rights Violated Evans Officer Won't Testify
Lt. (j.g.) Ronald C. Ramsey, deck officer aboard the destroyer Evans, refused to testify before the U S Australian investigating board over the Subic Bay collision with the Melbourne. Ramsey, from Long Beach California, claims his rights were violated and seeks permanent excusal from hearings.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
J.g
Ronald C. Ramsey
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Ramsey
Navy
Frederick Tilton
Long Beach
Calif
Evans
South China Sea
Prison Term Given In Burglary Case In Kansas
Thomas Mehler 26 was sentenced to 5 to 10 years at Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing after pleading guilty to second degree burglary in Douglas County District Court. He was arrested March 2 inside Lavery Vending Co. in Lawrence carrying burglary tools. Police linked his arrest to about a dozen other local break ins of coin operated vending machines. He had been in county jail since March 2 awaiting sentencing.
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Thomas Mehler
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Douglas County
Milwaukee
Wis
Wichita
Lavery Vending Co
Vt. St
Lawrence
Liberty
Guffey
Earl J. Lacey
Overbrook
Ronnie C. Brooks
Holden
U.S. 59
Two Elderly Persons Hurt In Accidents
Two elderly residents were hospitalized after separate Monday afternoon incidents on Massachusetts Street. Helen B. Carter, 71, suffered a nose injury when her car hit a parking meter and office front. Leo Salesky, 76, broke a ankle when his bicycle was struck by a car.
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Helen B. Carter
Hilltop Dr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Massachusetts Street
Leo Salesky
Ky. St
LMH
M and M Office Supply
Mass, St
Salesky
Marie L. Lynch
Christopher R. Miller
Ind. St
Helen J. Rogers
Mid. St
6Th Street
16Th and
Mass
Sts. Salesky
Powell Seat Ruling Triggers Mixed Reactions in Congress
The Supreme Court ruled that Adam Clayton Powell was illegally denied his House seat. Conservatives fear a shift with Justice Burger and vacancy from Fortas. Congress debates options to curb the court while public comment ranges from shock to calls to ignore the decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
High Tribunal
Earl Warren
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Powell
Federal Court of Appeals
House
Gerald Ford
William M. Colmer
Dmiss
Warren
Fred Rodell
Yale
Charles Wright
University of Texas
Wright
Potter Stewart
New York
Harlem
Beer shortages hit Midwest stores as breweries idle
Lawrence's McDonald Beverage warns Budweiser, Busch and Michelob may run out by week’s end amid walkouts. Schlitz Miller and Pabst also affected. deliveries dwindling, with potential driver walkouts looming and limited alternatives to supply shelves.
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Lawrence’s McDonald Beverage Co
Anheuser- Busch
Anheuser-Busch
Cliff McDonald
Schlitz, Miller and Pabst
Milwaukee
Hamm’s
McDonald
Midwest
ALZA Official Joins LNB Board In Voting Today
John Shell associate director of the ALZA Corp Institute at Kansas University was elected to the Lawrence National Bank and Trust Co board. The Lawrence facility costs 600000 and opens in September on University property. Shell, 44, a Texas native and WWII Navy pilot, has a long chemistry and pharma career including Upjohn Allergan and ALZA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shell
Alza Corp
Kansas University
Lawrence National Bank and Trust Co
Alza Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Azla Corp
Palo Alto
Calif
Lawrence
Iowa Street
Shell
Texas
Colorado University
Colorado
Upjohn Co
Allergan Pharmaceuticals
Santa Ana
ALZA
Stanford Research Park
Nebraska St
John
Lawrence High School
Suzanne
California
Earl Chandler
Lawrence National
Tas
Violence likely to persist in American society says historian
Johns Hopkins historian Dr Hugh Davis Graham codirected a federal violence study with Dr Ted Robert Gurr. They say continued violence is likely due to social mobility economic competition and lingering frontier era vigilante tradition. The report notes America ranks 24th of 114 nations in civil strife but has low death rates and stable government.
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Baltimore, Md
America
Hugh Davis Graham
Johns Hopkins University
Graham
Ted Robert Gurr
Princeton University
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
Baltimore Evening Sun
United States
Lawrence USD 497 ends two day personnel conference
Supt. Carl Knox announced the two day staff conference for teachers administrators and counselors at the Ramada Inn in Lawrence ended today. Lecturers Don Bogart Don Wright from Johnson County Title III discussed evaluating first year teachers while Dr. Richard Schuster KU spoke on classroom observations. Homer Floyd of the Kansas Civil Rights Commission spoke on teacher awareness and sensitivity. A man touring southeast Lawrence seeking questionnaire returns does not represent USD 497 and households were advised to verify any such requests with police.
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USD
Carl Knox
Ramada Inn
Don Bogart
Don Wright
Johnson County
Richard Schuster
Homer Floyd
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Lawrence
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R-Wis
James Allen
University of Michigan
Robben W. Fleming
Senate Subcommittee
Perman H. Clay
Mich
Clay
SDS Council
University of Colorado
Senate
American Insurance Association
Students For A Democratic Society
Organization
Struct Tor
Rata SA
Hankees
Salemore
John McClellan
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
McClellan
James A. Hopson
Australia
Frank Gray
James W. Guffey
Eudora
Gray
Elks Lodge
23Rd St
Miss . Rogers
Miller
Rogers
Abe Fortas
Andrew Jackson
John Marshall
Pueblo
Colo
LNB Board
Cooper
10Th
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