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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
5
Allerheiligen reported a discovery that Kennedy resides on Holdrege Avenue. The claim indicated Kennedy's residence was identified through a radio broadcast and subsequent discussion. No further corroboration was provided in the fragment.
A congressional subcommittee led by Rep John E Moss demands investigation into covert lie detector research by at least two military services. They study hidden chairs and microfoned tests risking rights, while defending safeguards and questioning operator qualifications amid mass federal testing.
Coast Guard report shows Kansas registered 22167 numbered motorboats in 1963 under the 1958 boating act. Rep Garner E Shriver notes Kansas is among 43 states using the numbering system and reports 22 accidents with one death 11 injuries and 3900 dollars in damage.
Newly arrived refugees describe growing unease in Cuba. Jose Marcel Mora from Oriente Province, who fled by rowboat and reached Miami, says the atmosphere is one of rebellion and notes rumors of a major event in May. The Revolutionary Junta vows its fighters will land in Cuba by May 20 to join guerrillas already in place.
Outstanding cadets of the Kansas University Air Force ROTC unit received medals and honors at the spring review and parade south of Allen Field House. Awards were given by George B. Smith and Donald Metzler. Recipients include Tyson Travis, Eldon Franklin, Dennis Bicknell, Irwin Epperson, William Bolton, Craig McComb, James Head, Virgil Runyon, Palmer Smith, Kenneth Hornege, and others with Faculty Award recognitions for John Roger James Lucas Frederick Hartman and Leman Turrell.
In Holdrege Nevada based note, ham radio operator Dave Allerheiligen and Garth Kennedy of Lincoln, Nebraska, sparked a casual acquaintance through their hobby, a typical scene in amateur radio circles.
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