Psychiatrist Links Sirhan Motive to Political anger
Los Angeles AP report states Dr. Seymour Pollack testified Sirhan Bishara Sirhan acted from political anger rather than childhood trances. He said Sirhan developed into a stronger but mentally unstable man and could not have been hypnotized. handwriting expert Sloan challenged hypnosis. Sirhan’s mother was absent as her other son Saidalah was injured.
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Laurence Sloan
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Tas
Mary
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General Foods eyes Topeka site for dog food plant
General Foods Corp. engineers preliminarily favor a Topeka Kansas West Gate Industrial Park location for a dog food plant expected to hire 100 to 200 workers. The choice is not final and will undergo corporate review over weeks or months. The site is Brick Yard Road near U.S. 24 and the UP tracks. Law rence option also considered.
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Eudora Voters Face Township Tax Proposal and Local Races
In Eudora Tuesday voters will decide on a four mill township road levy and choose four USD 491 board members for the Unified School District. City residents elect a mayor and five council members while township residents vote on road funding. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at Eudora City Hall.
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Kenneth Holladay
Lloyd Brecheisen
H. Lyle Weeks
H. Lyle
Gene Mosser
Lauber
Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Legislature Mourns Ike as Sessions Open Quietly
The Kansas Legislature adjourned in a subdued mood after the noon death announcement of Dwight D. Eisenhower. House Speaker Calvin Strowig led a moment of silence before reports on bills advancing, including motor vehicle fee reforms and a turnpike plan. Senate and House actions covered taxes, education funding, and holiday proposals.
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Hisenhower
Abilene
Strowig
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Trinity Lutheran
State funds approved to rebuild K State Nichols Gym
The Kansas Senate voted 1.5 million dollars for Nichols Gym reconstruction after a fire blamed on an arsonist. Total taxpayer cost rises to 2.2 million with 700 thousand expected in federal aid. Funds cover 1969 1970 budgets, security, temporary facilities, and equipment replacement.
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Oklahoma Line
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Tom Pyle
Dewey Richardson
E. R. Slapar
Ralph Snyder
Ronald West
USD 491
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Bate
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