Protestors questioned by House security panel in DC
In Washington, antiwar demonstrators arrested last week were questioned in their cells by Internal Security Committee investigators. Staff members interviewed hundreds of youths awaiting trial with no lawyers present. Officials say police allowed interviews in a District cellblock and at Washington Coliseum under Capt. Y. H. Garner. The panel has tied the groups to Communist influence and described the interviews as irregular.
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Washington
House
Internal Security Committee
Washington Coliseum
Y. H. Garner
Jerry V. Wilson
House Committee On Un-American Activities
People’s Coalition
National Peace Action Council
Rep
Richard H. Schord
Dmo
Ichord
Socialist Workers Party
Communist Party
Topeka Zoo Reports World First Golden Eagles Hatch
Topeka Kansas AP A pair of American Golden Eagles hatched at the zoo may be the first in captivity worldwide. The two chicks aged 9 and 6 days, born to parents on loan from the U S Department of the Interior, will remain with their parents for about six months as staff monitor behavior for scientific notes.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Capital
U.S. Department of Interior
Road Hearing Possibility For Douglas County Road 458 Project
Douglas County invites residents to request a public hearing on the 1.8 mile Douglas County Road 458 Sibleyville Road improvement. Written requests must be filed with County Engineer L D Rice by June 7. The project spans from U S 59 near Shank Hill to Vinland Road 1055 with a 38 foot bed and light surfacing under the federal aid program.
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Douglas County
Sibleyville Road
The
County Commission
L. D. Rice
U.S. 59
Lawrence
Shank Hill
Vinland Road
Canine Hepatitis Cause of Death
A canine strain of hepatitis was the cause of death for a dog examined at Kansas State University. Lawrence veterinarian Dr. W. F. Bradley said several dogs showed similar symptoms in Lawrence. Tests confirm hepatitis as the death cause, though poisoning remains a possibility. The hepatitis strain for dogs is not contagious to humans.
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Kansas State University
W. F. Bradley
Lawrence
Bradley
KSU
Mitchell Praises DC Police Over May Day Arrests
Attorney General John N. Mitchell commends Washington police for stopping a protest mob and protecting civil rights during May Day actions in the capital. He contrasts police restraint with extremist rhetoric and denies Kennedy's claim of high level political pressure behind the near 7,000 arrests on the first day.
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San Francisco
John N. Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
California Peace Officers Association
Washington City
Lee
Washington, D.C
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nancy Reagan hints Reagan may quit politics after term
Nancy Reagan says she hopes Ronald Reagan will not run again and would prefer he quit politics after his current term as California governor. She criticizes tax controversy and defends their tax payments amid Democratic attacks and public scrutiny in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
U.S. Senate
Reagan
Mike Boyd
Kcra Television and Radio
Former SJHS Secretary Cited Standout Graduate
Patty Husted named outstanding office education graduate at the Lawrence High Employer-Employee banquet held at the Elks Club. About 150 employers and students attended. Husted trained at Central Junior High in 1960 and later worked at South Junior High while Criqui led the district. Eldon Cornwell lauded for program contributions and retiring this year.
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Patty Husted
Rose Ln
South Junior High
Lawrence High
Elks Club
LHS
Cornwell
Second Test Set For Flag Statute
Hutchinson Kansas AP A 19 year old accused of using the American flag as a cape while driving will face the flag desecration charge in court. Rodney James of Hutchinson was arrested Sunday and faces Friday court appearance. A Newton Vietnam veteran was previously convicted in Hutchinson for using the flag as an automobile seat cover with a $500 fine and up to one month in jail.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Rodney James
Newton
SJ Concerts Slated At South Junior High
Two junior high concert nights scheduled at 7 30 p m Wednesday and Friday feature four groups The Orchestra and AA Band perform Wednesday while the A and B Bands perform Friday at the school
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South Junior High
Bell Seeks Reliable Service After Fuse Blown
Bell emphasizes ongoing work to ensure dependable telephone service. It notes that a blown fuse can disrupt lines and outlines steps customers should take to report outages and restore connections quickly.
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Papa
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Clarke
Rice
D.C. Police
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Germany
Nancy
California
SJHS
Tom Hill
Anice Cates
Schence
Minnesota
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Kansas
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Iers
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Hallmark
Hammerschmidt Specialties
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Web
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America
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McDonalds
West 23Rd Street
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Southwestern
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