Two More Suspects Nabbed In N Y C Police Slaying
AP reports the Brooklyn holdup slaying of two NYPD detectives led to fresh arrests. Anthony Dellerinia, 34, once of Brooklyn, surrendered in Norwich Conn, described as the getaway car driver and on parole for robbery. Anthony Portelli, 26, alias Baldy, from Brooklyn, was seized near Chicago. he denies firing the fatal shots. Additional suspects Jerome Rosenberg and Edward Arnold remain sought. Lino was arrested in Brooklyn on homicide charges as an accessory.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Norwich
Conn
Anthony Dellerinia
Jean
Chicago
Anthony
Baldy) Portelli
Luke J. Fallon
John P. Finnegan
New York Police Department
Portelli
Jerome
Jerry) Rosenberg
Samuel J. Rosenberg
Edward Arnold
Great Meadow Correctional Institute
Comstock
N.Y
Texas City
Tex
Lido
Franklin Park
Ill
Boro Park Tobacco Co
Frank Lino
Lino
Newark
N.J
Munich crash scene under control as 185 troops deployed
Command at Munich sent 185 troops to the crash site to aid investigators and crowd control. The tail section landed miles from the main area, while the wreckage remained confined nearby. Army specialists from Frankfurt were assigned to identify and transport victims. A Amzing village witness heard a plane and explosion but could not say which came first. Police reported no survivors.
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Munich
Frankfurt
Amzing
Meeting Notice for Anca Commandery Conferral K T Degree
Special meeting of Lawrence De Molay Commandery on Wednesday May 23 at 7 30 p m for conferral of the K T degree with refreshments after. Jacob A Myers Commander O C Anderson Recorder Adjutant
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Lawrence de Molay Commandery
Wed
Jacob A. Myers
O. C. Anderson
KU ambassadors tour to reach 125 groups in 110 Kansas cities
Fullback Ken Coleman of Wichita and halfback Tony Leiker of Hays will lead the third annual Kansas University Summer Ambassador tour beginning June 5 in Kansas City. They will visit 125 KU groups and civic clubs in 110 Kansas cities, covering about 17 000 miles to promote KU welfare and football prospects.
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Ken Coleman
Wichita
Tony Leiker
Hays
Kansas University
Kansas Cities
Kansas City
John Hadl
Fred Hageman
Rodger McFarland
Lee
Strawberry Time Arrives in Area
Strawberry season begins in the Raw Bottoms as farmers report good yields where irrigation is possible. Drought and hot weather may reduce size and total, but the crop should last about two weeks. Some ever-bearing varieties exist but mostly for gardens, not commercial use. last year a late spring freeze harmed Kaw Valley crops.
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Kaw Valley
AMA Opposes Nationalized Medical Plan Amid Health Debate
The American Medical Association warns that the King-Anderson proposal for national health care would erode private practice and replace it with a government system. AMA leader Annis supports Kerr-Mills, arguing it already aids seniors in 38 states, while the President's plan would exclude millions over 65 not on Social Security.
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Annis
England
Leonard W. Larson
Bismarck
N.D
AMA
King-Anderson
Kerr-Mills
Meat Plant Construction Starts Near 23rd and Iowa
Harwood's Wholesale Meat Market of Lawrence begins a 6200 square foot meat processing plant one mile south of 23rd and Iowa on highway 59. The facility will mainly be a wholesale meat market with some retail, no slaughtering, and is slated for completion by Sept 1.
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23Rd and
Iowa Sts
Highway 59
Harwood's Wholesale Meat Market
Lawrence
Winston Harwood
Hillview Garden Center
Harwood
Tax troubles loom for FDR Jr in 1958 tax case
U S Tax Court records show Franklin D Roosevelt Jr faces a 38736 deficiency for 1958 with the IRS disputing 93051 in income and Roosevelt contesting 12647. He claims 18615 from Sunrise at Campobello was compensation for privacy loss not taxable income and says 45409 in partnership income from Roosevelt Cullum Motors was omitted.
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Washington
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Roosevelt
Campobello
Dore Schary
Roosevelt-Cullum Motors
Schary
Groom baffled by Reds release after 23 days
Leavenworth AP report says Sergeant George Groom and another American were released by communist guerrillas after 23 days of captivity. Groom spoke at Fort Leavenworth about the release and voiced concern that two other Americans captured in South Vietnam might have survived with medical care. He was on leave to visit his wife in Stevensonville Missouri and his mother in Stewartsville, Missouri.
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Leavenworth
Kan
George Groom
Ft. Leavenworth
South Viet Nam
Groom
Mary Irene Groom
Betty Groom
Stewartsville
Ousdahl to Make Bid for Post On County Agency
Douglas County commissioner Elmer W. Ousdahl announces his candidacy for the Republican primary. The 70 year old veteran seeks a fifth term and outlines road, fairgrounds, and Lone Star Lake development as key county achievements. He highlights leadership in multiple county associations and local debt-free status with surplus departments.
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Ousdahl
Elmer W. Ousdahl
Douglas County
West Lawrence
East Lawrence
Lone Star Lake
Hugh Means
Fairgrounds
Northeast Kansas County Officials Assn
Kansas County Commissioners Assn
Northeast Kansas Highway Assn
Kansas Local Government Research Assn
Kansas Official Council
Mental Health Commission
National Association of County Officials
Kansas
American Road Builders Association
Schwarz Rd
Douglas
Jefferson Counties
Snake Dangers in Thai Rice Paddies Aids Serum Efforts
Dr. Taylor reports deadly snakes threaten American servicemen in areas near Khorat with cobra and krait in rice paddies. He notes the cobra's aquatic shift and its diet of rats and frogs. He will depart June 3 for field study in Central and South America and aims to return to Lawrence next December.
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Institute
Taylor
Khorat
Thailand
Central
South America
Lawrence
Buck Deer Killed in Midland Area Truck Crash
A 250 pound buck deer was killed when struck by a truck near Midland three miles north of Lawrence on U.S. 24. The driver escaped injury and the venison was not fit for consumption. The deer movement raises questions about an open season within years, as drought may drive deer inland. Bond urged drivers to stay alert and report collisions to authorities.
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Midland
Lawrence
U.S. 24
Eddie Bond
Bond
Rex Johnson
Kansas University
Douglas
Leavenworth
Shawnee
Jefferson
Pad
Griffith to Attend KU's Graduation
Dr. Melvin E. Griffith of New Delhi will attend KU's 90th commencement to receive a distinguished service citation. A KU alumnus, Griffith led malaria control efforts in southern Asia and reduced Thailand malaria incidence by 90 percent. Fellow honorees include Dr. Carey Croneis and Alvin S. McCoy. Lednicky to receive his citation later.
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Melvin E. Griffith
New Delhi
India
Kansas University
Griffith
Lawrence
Asia
Thailand
Carey Croneis
Rice University
Alvin S. McCoy
Kansas City Star
Charles E. Strickland
Mason City
Iowa
Victor E. Lednicky
Manila
Philippines
Lapanto Mining Co
Block Representatives For Old Homes Group Meet Saturday
The Old West Lawrence Association will meet 7 30 to 8 30 p m Saturday in the Police Fire Building conference room 8th and Vt Streets Gerald Pearson president says plans for the coming year will be discussed About 26 persons from the area are expected A rubbish pickup is planned this Wednesday The area covers homes from Sixth to Ninth and Tennessee to Illinois No charge for non members Officers also announced an evening basket supper on June 11 from 5 30 to 7 30 in Central Park All area residents are invited
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Old West Lawrence Association
Police Fire
8Th
Vt. Sts
Gerald Pearson
Tr Association
Pearson
Association
Tennessee
Illinois
Central Park
Armadillo Nickname notes its Texas role
The armadillo is referred to as the poor man's pig in parts of Texas highlighting regional lore about this hardy, low-cost game animal.
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Texas
Green Bid Low On Ky Work At Kansas University Library
The B A Green Construction Co of Lawrence appears to be the low general contractor bidder for a major Watson Library addition at Kansas University. The bid totals 677 612 with electrical at 209 400 by Carl Hoecker and plumbing etc at 282 700 by Keller Hart plus shelving at 144 777 by Virginia Metal Products. Completion is set for September 1964, adding east side reading space and southwest book storage.
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Watson
Kansas University
Topeka
B. A. Green Construction Co
Lawrence
Watson Library
Green
Carl Hoecker
St. Joseph
Keller Hart
Kansas City
Virginia Metal Products
Orange
Goldwater Faults One Man Rule In Kennedy Era
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces President Kennedy and advisers for pushing toward one man rule in the United States. He spoke to over 3 000 Republicans at a Monday night dinner and a 2 700 attendance rally, warning that Kennedy aims to seize tax and tariff powers beyond Roosevelt’s era. He cited tariffs as example where industrialists might seek presidential action to shield jobs, only to be reminded voters chose Republicans.
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Kansas City
Kennedy
United States
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Card of Thanks from the Donald Knight Family
The Donald Knight Family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers and gifts. They acknowledge care from Drs Walters and Reed nurses on 3rd floor and thanks First Baptist Church and Eudora Baptist Church for their thoughts during the hospital stay.
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Walters and
Reed
First Baptist Church
Eudora Baptist Church
Donald Knight
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