Court opinion questions burden on appellants travel case
Goldberg's majority opinion argues that Mrs Flynn and Aptheker should not have to prove Congress could have drafted a statute prohibiting their travel. He states the section as written cannot stand.
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Pony Events Popular At Horse Show Here
The Lawrence Charity Horse Show at the 4-H Fairgrounds June 25–28 features Windy Acres ponies trained by Harold and Larry Maness. Highlights include Pony Roadster from Hull GA, John Shea Stables Gainesville TX entries, and Welsh Pony and Shetland hand classes plus Fine Harness and Fancy Turnout divisions.
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Five Are Dead On State Roads
Five people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. Dr. Joseph R. Henning and his wife Dorothy of Ottawa were killed when their car hit the Valencia bridge on I 70 near Topeka after clipping a semi truck. Teenagers Patricia Hughes and Gary Secrist were thrown from a car and struck by another vehicle four miles south of Pittsburg. Hughes died at the scene and Secrist died later at a Pittsburg hospital. A Topekan, John P. Kennedy, 25, died in a separate Saturday car ride incident.
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Miss Hughes
Percy Montee
Cherokee
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Racial notes lifted from U S military personnel forms
The Defense Department quietly removed racial designations from most personnel forms in April. Deputy Assistant Secretary Alfred B. Fitt said 24 or 25 forms still carried racial listings, including security questionnaires, transfer reports, and Navy enlistment forms. Some records like casualty files and AWOL or deserter postings were exempt.
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Driver loses control on U S 24 hits pole near Perry
A vehicle failed to negotiate a curve on U S 24 about one mile east of Perry and struck a utility pole. Kennedy’s brother David was injured in the crash.
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Epitaph opens as KU summer theater production
Epitaph for George Dillon, a John Osborne and Anthony Creighton comedy, opens Tuesday at 8 15 p m in University Theatre and runs through Friday. The arena style production features Ann Thompson and several KU students and graduates in the cast with Byrne Blackwood directing. Tickets are on sale at the box office.
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John Osborne
Anthony Creighton
University Theatre
Kansas University
Ann Thompson
Iola
Mary Lynn Speer
Merriam
Pat Melody
Miami
Okla
Glenda Harwell
Springfield
Steve Callahan
Lawrence
Byrne Blackwood
Harper Barnes
John Hazleton
Alexandria
Clayton Crenshaw
Topeka
Fugitive Talley Captured After Mirror Shootout in Oklahoma
Alonzo Talley Jr., a 34 year old Colorado prison escapee, took refuge at Fred Sheppard’s farm after a chase. He fired at a full length mirror, then exchanged shots with Sheppard, was wounded by a shotgun blast, and surrendered nearby after seeking medical help.
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Alonzo Talley Jr
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Fence Ripped by Bomb Hits Morgan Home
A bomb ripped the fence at Stanley Morgan former Ink Spot singer late Sunday night in Las Vegas causing minor damage to his residence Morgan said he had not received warnings that violence might accompany his move into the previously all white neighborhood authorities investigated the incident
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American Reds Are Eligible for Passports
The Supreme Court ruled that a section of the Subversive Activities Control Act denying passports to members of officially designated Communist organizations is unconstitutional. Justice Goldberg led the majority, saying the provision is too broad and restricts travel liberty. Justice Clark filed a dissent with Justices Harlan and others joining.
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Supreme Court
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