Five Officers to Join Fort Leavenworth Hall of Fame
Five officers will be added to the Fort Leavenworth Hall of Fame in a Saturday ceremony. Lt. Col. Nathan Boone served there 1837 to 1853 and Maj. Gen. Bennett Riley commanded forces at Cantonment Leavenworth in 1829–30 and 1832–34. Lt. Gen. James E. B. Stuart served 1855–57 with the 1st Cavalry, Maj. Gen. Frederick Fuston led the General Service School 1908–1911, and Gen. Walter Krueger studied at the Infantry Cavalry School 1905–06 and the Command and General Staff College 1906–07, later instructing at the college 1909–1912. The second annual induction precedes an Armed Forces Day concert by the Studio Band of the U.S. Army Field Band. Fifteen members were in the initial group last May.
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Ft, Leavenworth
Kan
Ft. Leavenworth
General Service School
Fort
Walter Krueger
Infantry Cavalry School
Command and General Staff College
Armed Forces
U.S. Army Field Band
Hall of Fame
Grace Slick Injured in Golden Gate Bridge Crash
Grace Slick, 31, lead singer of the Jefferson Airplane, sustained a concussion after her car struck a retaining wall on a foggy Golden Gate Bridge approach. State highway patrol said she was alone in a new foreign auto when the collision occurred Thursday.
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San Francisco
Grace Slick
Golden Gate Bridge
California Highway Patrol
Slick
Peron Cleared of Rape Charge by Argentine Court
Former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron living in exile in Spain was cleared by a Buenos Aires court of a rape accusation stemming from his 1954 55 relations with 13 year old Nelly Rivas. Rivas is now married and living locally.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Spain
Peron
Nelly Rivas
Shapely Cop in San Diego Faces Juvenile Challenges
Lee Darcy 26, a brown haired officer in San Diego's Juvenile Division, says youths sometimes whistle at her and mock arrest fantasies. Darcy is one of 11 women on the 925-member force and recalls a beach assignment where youths shouted arrest me.
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San Diego
Calif
Lee Darcy
Miss Darcy
KU Judiciary Appointments Approved by Faculty Council
The Kansas University faculty council approved non-student and Law School faculty appointments to the KU Judiciary at its final meeting of the school year. Listed appointees include Donald Dellow Robert Drummond Joan Grunewald Robert Haralick Marlin Harmon James Hitt H K L Ecuyer M M McCluggage Jess McNish Déniss Quinn Mary Townsend Deborah Walker and Law School appointees Robert Casad George Coggins Martin Dickinson Earl Shurtz.
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Kansas University Faculty Council
Donald Dellow
Robert Drummond
Joan Grunewald
The
KU Medical School
Robert Haralick
Marlin Harmon
James Hitt
H. K. L’ecuyer
M. M. McCluggage
Jess McNish
Déniss Quinn
Mary Townsend
Deborah Walker
Office of Research Administration
Law School
Robert Casad
George Coggins
Martin Dickinson
Earl Shurtz
Congressmen slam chief of new Amtrak program
Two top authors of the Rail Passenger Service Act send a blistering letter to Amtrak President Roger Lewis. Senators Magnuson and Staggers demand swift, costly changes and insist Congress must receive clear startup cost and service plans. An Amtrak spokesman will respond after Lewis reviews the letter.
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Congressmen Slam
Amtrak
Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Harley QC. Staggers
D-W.va
Roger Lewis
Lewis
House
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Staggers
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Riley
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Krueger
Stuart
Juan Peron
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
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John Deere
John Deere Lawn & Garden Tractors
Farm Equipment, Inc
E. 23Rd St
Congress
Bellinger Marine
Lake Perry
John Skie
Bellinger
Marine Service
Vermont
John Haddock Ford
A. Il
John
Alabama
FORD
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