Tension Grows as Bucher await Navy court of inquiry
Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher faces a Navy court of inquiry after the Pueblo seizure. The eight week inquiry concluded with Bucher stating he could not resist. Admirals will decide on possible court martial or other actions as his fate is reviewed.
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Calif
Lloyd M. Bucher
Navy
Pueblo
Bucher
Miles Harvey
Adm
John J. Hyland
Pacific Fleet
Hyland
Washington, D.C
U.S
Questone Bucher
Jucher
Nuclear nonproliferation treaty ratified by United States
The United States Senate approved the nuclear nonproliferation treaty 83 to 15 after an eight month delay. Britain already ratified and the Soviet Union is expected to follow. the pact requires ratification by the three original sponsors to take effect and at least 40 other nations to join.
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Senate
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviets
Britain
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Nixon
Two Car Collisions Reported Thursday Night
At 3 26 p m Thursday vehicles driven by Robert D Tomasek 41 of 838 W 22nd Ter and James R Smith 17 of 308 Ill St collided at 19th and Ind Sts Tomasek then slid into a car driven by James G Stachowiak 37 of 518 Frontier Rd Police said Tomasek stopped for traffic then turned left Damage to Tomasek s car was 325 Smith 250 and Stachowiak 55 At 519 p m Thursday Phyllis E Ward 39 of 717 Ohio St and Mary I Miller 72 of 1742 Tenn St collided at 17th and Tenn Sts Miller left the intersection with both cars damaged 300 each.
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Robert D. Tomasek
W. 22Nd Ter
James R. Smith
Ill. St
19Th
Ind. Sts
Tomasek
James G. Stachowiak
Frontier Rd
19Th St
Smith
Stachowiak
Phyllis E. Ward
Ohio St
Mary I. Miller
Tenn. St
17Th
Tenn. Sts
Miller
Three Youths Helped After Thursday Night Fight
Lawrence police report three youths treated at Lawrence hospitals after a disturbance near 14th and Ohio Streets involving Overland Park teens and Sigma Chi members. No charges filed. injuries from a rock-throwing incident noted amid two theft reports and a forced cafe door break-in.
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Lawrence Hospitals
Qverland Park
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Tenn. St
Lawrence Olice
14Th
Ohic’ Sts
Apollo 9 Wives Rejoice As Crew Lands at Houston
The Apollo 9 crew splashed down after a 10 day mission and heads to Ellington Field near the Manned Spacecraft Center. Wives describe joy and pride as they await reunions with commanders James McDivitt and David Scott and spacewalker Russell Schweickart.
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Ellington Air Force Base
Manned Spacecraft Center
Ann Scott
David R. Scott
Atlantic
Clare Schweickart
Russell L. Schweickart
Lawrence students tour Kansas City sites with mothers pairing
Sixth grade at New York School with teacher Mrs. George Clem toured the Kansas City Museum of History and Science and the Planetarium on Wednesday. Mothers Mrs. Melvin Percival Mrs. James Thornton and Mrs. Fredricka Brown joined the group.
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New York School
George Clem
Kansas City
Kansas City Museum of History and Science
Melvin Percival
James Thornton
Fredricka Brown
Williams Reports From St Luke's Hospital
Dick Williams remains hospitalized at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City after a fall at home last week caused bruises and a shoulder separation. He was admitted Wednesday and is progressing satisfactorily today.
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Dick Williams
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Center Enrolling For Fall Session
Children of working parents may enroll in summer and fall sessions at the all day Child Care Center in the basement of the United Methodist Church. The nonprofit center opens 7 30 a m to 5 p m daily with two teachers and two aides, offering nursery classes and a reading readiness program with hot lunch for ages 3 to 6 at 17 50 dollars per week, potentially subsidized by federal aid for low income families.
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United Methodist Church
Wt. St
Out Reach
Mrs Nixon Attends Circus Matinee For 6300 Nonpaying Kids
Mrs Richard M Nixon watched a special Thursday matinee circus for 6300 poor and physically disabled children. She told reporters it was really a great show and said she has always loved the circus. She sat with two four year olds from an infant home.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Decision Soon About SJHS Move In Date
Supt. Carl Knox said the Board of Education will announce an opening date for South Junior High School early next week. Board members toured the building Thursday and are completing occupancy documents. Sources say the move could occur in April, with original plans for Sept. 1, 1968.
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SOUTH
South Junior ‘High
Supt
Carl Knox
Board of Education
South Junior High School
Knox
McAllaster School
SJHS
Nine Inch Snow Hits Liberal Kansas
A late winter storm dropped nine inches of snow in Liberal Kansas. All roads out of town except U S 83 to the north were closed as visibility fell to about half a block. Side streets shut, schools dismissed at noon, and most businesses halted. A single four wheel drive vehicle brought a hospital patient from Meade.
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Liberal
Kan
Kansas
U.S. 83
Meade
Fire damages car in Lawrence split electrical short
Firemen report an estimated 50 damage to Larry Schwain's car at 13th and Ohio Streets after a 3 43 p m Thursday fire likely from a wiring short. A store oven fire at Michael Ruge's house caused no damage. packing left in the store. A fight at Sigma Nu Fraternity caused minor damage at 12 29 p m Thursday.
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Larry Schwain
Ind. St
13Th and
Ohio Sts
Lawrence
Michael Ruge
Miller Dr
Sigma Nu_ Fraternity
1501
Sigma Nu
Debate grows on whether Ray had help
The controversy over whether James Earl Ray acted alone or with others in the King assassination intensifies. Parents associates officials and Ray’s family dispute the absence of a conspiracy while others say there is no evidence. A FBI warrant cites a plan to violate King’s civil rights.
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Martin Luther King
James Earl Ray
Ray
King
Ramsey Clark
Percy Foreman
Memphis
John Larry Ray
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
James
John Ray
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Coretta King
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Andrew Young
SCLC
Arthur Hanes, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Hanes
W. Preston Battle
William Bradford Huie
U.S
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Internal Security
Eastland
U.S. Justice Department
FBI
Eric Starvo Galt
U.S. Atty
Missourian Held On Theft Charge
James Clark Neer 43 Buckner Missouri bound over to the May term of Douglas County District Court after a preliminary hearing. He faces grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing two custom made display racks from Don Bell of Wichita on February 18 while Bell hauled four racks valued at 350 dollars each in a rented trailer on the Kansas Turnpike east of Lawrence.
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James Clark Neer
Buckner
Douglas County District Court
Charles Rankin
Neer
Don Bell
Wichita
Bell
Kansas City
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Card of Thanks for Walter R. Snow
The family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers food and kindness after the death of husband and father Walter R. Snow from Mrs Alberta Snow Nancy Hale and Wendel Hale Ken Snow
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Walter R. Snow
Alberta Snow
Nancy and
Wendel Hale
Ken Snow
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