Hoffa Attorney Claims Profitable Union Loans In Trial
Maurice Walsh, Hoffa's lawyer, argued in court that 14 loans to the pension fund were not fraudulent and posed no loss. He asserted no conspiracy connected loans to building projects from Florida to California and that the finished buildings were valued higher than the loan amounts.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Maurice Walsh
Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Teamsters Union
Walsh
Pension Fund
Florida
California
Gas and clashes end protest as guardsmen deploy tear gas
A 250 strong group of Negro demonstrators sits and sings while 25 guardsmen with bayonets and gas masks confront them. Col Tawes orders dispersal and tear gas is released, causing panic and injuries as the crowd retreats. Tense aftermath leaves anger and resentment in the air.
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Col. M. D. Tawes
Tawes
Lawrence Names New Economic Development Committee
Mosser announces the formation of a Lawrence committee charged with attracting manufacturing and research facilities. Members include Harrison Bartel Stough Heck Rhodes Barber and others from redevelopment taxation water conservation and student housing groups.
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Ing
Robert Harrison
Ben Barteldes
Charles Stough
Emil Heck
Central Business District
Warren Rhodes
Richard Barber
Mosser
New Economic Development Committee
Lawrence
KU Alumni Leaders Rise in Business and Academia
A KU produced cohort advances in industry and education. Notables include Dr Bloch, former KU linguistics head and Yale professor, and Gabel, Eastman executive and Rochester Tech trustee. Jirik expands Costa Rica ties, Snell headlines Arizona law and public service, while Spahr ascends to Phillips Petroleum and Standard Oil roles with Harvard training.
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Journal of the Society
Gabel
Larned
Eastman Company
Fast Fall
Rochester Institute of Technology
Jirik
Kansas City
Chicago University
United Fruit Company
Costa Rica
Costa Rica University
Central American Institute For Technological Research
Tropical Science Center
Snell
Arizona
Arizona Public Service Company
Arizona Tax Research Association
Solar Energy Society
American Management Association
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
United Fund Campaigns
Phoenix Fine Arts Association
Arizona National Livestock Show
Spahr
Lawrence plan update shows next HB&A report
The Lawrence planning group will hear the fifth HB&A report on Schools Parks and Recreation at 7 30 p m in the South Park Recreation Center. Elf ridge Lovelace of Harland Bartholomew and Associates will present the study to the Committee of 100 with two more reports to follow including a capital improvements program and a final summary.
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Lawrence
South Park Recreation Center
Committee of 100
Elfridge Lovelace
St. Louis
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Hb&a
Harold Horn
Worry Clinic Set for Thursday at South Park Center
The third annual Worry Clinic for parents of pre-school and school-age children will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the South Park Recreation Center. Sponsored by the Douglas County Association for Mental Health with Mental Health Week, the Q and A session features Erik M. Wright and others from KU and Lawrence schools. Dr. James Stachowiak will moderate, with Jesse Milan heading the education committee planning the event.
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South Park Recreation Center
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Mental Health Week
Erik M. Wright
Kansas University
June Smith
Lawrence Public Schools
Janet Russell
KU Psychological Clinic
James Stachowiak
Psychological Clinic
Jesse Milan
Lawrence Schools
Lawrence Forms Sister City Ties With Finnish Jarvenpaa
The Lawrence City Commission declared Jarvenpaa Finland a sister city in a ceremony. Mayor James Owens received a Finnish emblem a white lyre on a blue banner from Mayor Einar Pyykko as Prof. Herbert Ellison spoke. A silver city key and future visits were planned, tying KU and Colorado language exchanges to Jarvenpaa.
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Lawrence
Jarvenpaa
Finland
Kansas University
Colorado University
Lawrence City
James Owens
Einar Pyykko
Herbert J. Ellison
Pyykko
Ellison
Jan Sibelius
Owens
U.S
Algerian visitors to tour KU campus and join Kansas lawmakers
Five Algerian officials and dignitaries sponsored by People to People will visit the University of Kansas campus in Lawrence on Friday. The program includes a campus tour with KU administrators and faculty, a luncheon with state legislators, and a visit to the John Vogel farm on Route 4 before returning to Kansas City.
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Algeria
Lawrence
Kansas University
John Vogel
Route 4
Abdelkader Ammar-Mouhoub
Committee On Internal Affairs
National Defense
U.S
Mark Clark
Omar Ouamrane
National Council
Leon-Paul Durand
M.D
Oran
Committee On Social Affairs
Mme
Mohammed Khemisti
National Assembly
United Nations
Alfred Berenguer
Tlemcen
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Watkins
Kansas Union
Donald
Hults
Odd Williams
Vogel
Kansas City
Assistant Named At Weaver Store
Walter Lister was named assistant manager of Weavers Department Store by president and manager Larry Flannery. Lister, 42, a Rhode Island native and World War II veteran, previously worked with Emery Bird Thayer in Kansas City and Burdine's in West Palm Beach. He plans to move to Lawrence with his wife and seven children after finding a home.
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Corps of Engineers
Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
National Petroleum Council
Spahr
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland Develpment Foundation
Greater Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Baldwin - Wallace College
Educational Research Council of
Cleveland Illuminating Co
National City Bank of Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
White Motor Co
Tyler
South Dakota
Dewey Portland Cement Co
Dewey, Ohlo
Union National Bank
Bartlesville
Alpha Tau Omega
Dewey
Don Tyler
Washington County
Ohlo
Oklahoma State University
D. M. Tyler
Walter Lister
Weavers Department Store
Larry Flannery
Lister
Emery Bird Thayer
Kansas City
Lawrence
Rhode Island
Alabama University
Burdine’s
West Palm Beach
Fla
Center Faces Staffing Crises as Board Sets Fee Policy
At the 11th of 17 centers, data show high per capita tax costs despite objections. The board holds fee policy as its duty, not staff. A psychologist and a psychologist intern may depart this summer, with plans to pursue a Ph.D. The center would avoid social welfare control under reorganization. Ernie Pulliam becomes a new health board member as Jim Owens shifts to mayor.
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Kansas Psychological Association
Social Welfare Department
Dr. Lee
Ted Mathews
Mathews
Ernie Pulliam
Health Board
Jim Owens
Dr Bob Hudson to Speak at Tabernacle Baptist Church
Dr Bob Hudson director of Crusade for Christ in Eugene Oregon will speak at Tabernacle Baptist Church 1346 R I St at 7 30 p m Wednesday Rev Harry Smith pastor said today Hudson also represents the national committee for reservation of prayer and Bible reading in public schools The committee is interdenominational with more than 30 denominations Over the past 15 years he has been featured speaker in churches Bible schools colleges and Youth for Christ rallies in the United States and Canada
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Bob Hudson
Crusade For Christ
Eugene
Ore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
R. I. St
Harry Smith
Hudson
Youth For Christ
United States
Canaa
Cuban Action Rumored by Exiles but Plans Veiled
In Miami exiled anti Castro groups discuss possible action against Fidel Castro while keeping plans secret. Rogelio Cisneros, leader of JURE, returned from Puerto Rico with Manuel Ray who pledges fighting inside Cuba by May 20, Cuba independence day. Ray founded JURE. emblem is a twig. Revo lutionary Recovery Movement promotes Manuel Artime speech predicting a long hard war.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Rogelio Cisneros
JURE
Puerto Rico
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Cisneros
Havana
Ray
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
MRR
Bay of Pigs
Manuel Artime
Light Votes Seen in West Virginia and Nebraska Primaries
Washington AP reports light turnout with New York Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller unopposed in West Virginia Republican primary and Barry Goldwater alone on Nebraska Republican ballot. Democratic delegates in both states expected to favor President Johnson. Write-in threats loom for Goldwater in Nebraska from Lodge supporters and Nixon backers.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
West Virginia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nebraska
Johnson
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Pistol Shooting King Trooper Dallas Murphy Wins at Salina
Kansas trooper Dallas Murphy of Wichita top pistol shooter at the Kansas Peace Officers statewide meeting in Salina. He helped a four-man team win the team prize and earned 125 dollars for his individual win. Over 400 officers registered. 140 contested the pistol matches.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Dallas Murphy
E. 21St St
Kansas Peace Officers Convention
Salina
Camp Perry
Schilling Air Force Base
Murphy
Turnpike
Jess Gragg
Robert Powell
Hip
Silhouette
Bullseye
Ed Dunkel
Wichita
KPOA
Lawrence approves Perry Reservoir administration complex contract
Col. Miles Wachendorf of the Kansas City Area Army Corps of Engineers awarded Gus A. Brunn Construction Co. a 177327 dollar contract to build administration facilities for Perry Reservoir. Work starts in 10 days, with completion in one year near the damsite east end. Meanwhile the old John Kilworth home at Massachusetts and South Park St. is razed for a proposed seven story apartment block by local investors led by Travis Glass, pending Planning Commission approval.
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Perry Reservoir
Lawrence
Miles Wachendorf
Kansas City
John Kilworth
Massachusetts
South Park St
Alfred Coffman
Travis Glass
Lawrence Planning Commission
Elderly Couple Seeks $176000 From Missouri Bond
In Wichita the Spears seek 176000 from a century-old ten dollar bond after consulting two presidents. Robert Wardack filed in Kansas City federal court naming Gov. John M. Dalton and Treasurer Milton Carpenter as defendants. The case argues Missouri must redeem the debt despite alleged wartime use of funds.
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Wichita
Missouri
Irving Spears
Spears
Robert Wardack
U. S. District Court
Kansas City
John M. Dalton
Milton Carpenter
Wardack
Carpenter
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
Henkle Assails Phone Rate Action In Kansas
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Joseph W. Henkle of Great Bend criticized Republican officeholders for not protesting higher Southwestern Bell Telephone rates in Kansas. He told Overland Park Democrats that customers were shortchanged by at least $10 million in the rate issue.
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Overland Park, Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Joseph W. Henkle
Great Bend
Overland Park
Henkle
Lawrence man files for Republican nomination in Topeka
Frank Sullivan of Lawrence filed today for the Republican nomination as state insurance commissioner.
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Lawrence Man Files
Topeka
Frank Sullivan
Jeelect Sullivan
Lawrence
US Sees About 79 Million Motor Vehicles In Use
A Bureau of Transportation estimate shows roughly 79 million motor vehicles operated in the United States. Analysts note high usage across urban and rural areas, with growth tied to travel demand and fleet turnover.
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United States
Classified Ads Are Fun to Read and Pay Dividends
A lighthearted note from an advertisement page highlighting the humor and value of classified listings for readers and merchants alike.
May term jurors postponed and tax protest dates set
May term District Court jurors will not report May 18 as planned and will be notified later. Douglas County Board of Commissioners will adjourn as a Board of Equalization then study real estate properties. Tax protests possible May 28 and 29. after May 29 protests go to the state tax board. Also reports a C 119 crash near Seale Alabama killing two, injuring 11. passenger paratroopers aboard and injuries to one, with John Cain among those involved.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
State Tax Board
John Cain
Lawrence
Houston
Tex
Seale
Ala
Cain
Ralph Cain
Mass. St
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Card of Thanks to Helpers After Tornado
Mrs. Gertrude Churchbaugh thanks relatives friends and neighbors for aid after a recent tornado. Special appreciation goes to Worden Workers and Marion Boosters 4-H clubs plus everyone who assisted Sunday evening and Monday.
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Worden
Marion Boosters
Gertrude Churchbaugh
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