Vegetable Oil King Sentenced To 10 Years In Swindle Case
Anthony DeAngelis, 49, of Bronx origin, was sentenced in Newark to 10 years on three counts of circulating forged warehouse receipts and five years on a conspiracy charge, to run concurrently. The fraud involved Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp. and forged oil stock certificates totaling billions, draining loans from Haupt & Co and American Express Warehousing. The case sparked widespread losses and the firm filed bankruptcy in 1963.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tino) DeAngelis
Wall Street
DeAngelis
Bronx N.Y
Reynier J. Wortendyke
Wortendyke
Wortend
Angelis
de Angelis
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
Allied Crude
Bayonnne
Ira Haupt & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Haupt
American Express Co
American Express Warehousing Ltd
American Express Warehousing
Benjamin Rotello
Allied
Leopold Bracconeri
Richard Rees
John Bongardino
American Express
Memorial Day Services Planned Across Three-County Area
Brown Leonard Woodward Post No 391 of the American Legion at Richland schedules ten Memorial Day services Sunday starting at 7 50 a m in Richland. Legion leader Stephen Crockett says brief services reach more people to honor departed veterans with Albert Smith as director and Joseph Clough and Joseph D Hill in key roles. The sequence includes Naval Veterans Observance at Richland Cemetery Twin Mound Clinton Stull Bower Bethel Linn Creek Emmanuel Grace and Pleasant Hill with possible rain delays.
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American Legion
Richland
Stephen Crockett
America
Legion Party
Albert Smith
Joseph Clough
Crockett
Joseph D. Hill
Richland Cemetery
Twin Mound
Clinton
Stull
Bower
Bethel
Linn Creek
Emmanuel
Grace
Pleasant Hill
Post Graduation Party at Red Dog Inn
Lawrence High School graduates and guests will be honored at a post graduation party starting at 12 30 a m Saturday at the Red Dog Inn. Mothers of LHS seniors planned the event with music by the Fabulous Flippers and a catered breakfast at 5 a m. Admission is free for seniors. 90 outside guests have registered. No alcohol served. reentry not allowed. underclassmen need parental permission to attend.
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Red Dog Inn
LHS
Flippers
Two Women Injured In 2 Car Wreck On Massachusetts Street
Two women injured in a two car crash on 1800 block of Massachusetts Street just before 9 am. Karen Cohen 21 suffered head nose and facial cuts and was admitted after transfer to Watkins Memorial from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Constance Scheerer 45 suffered bruises and planned private medical care. Vehicle damage estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Karen Cohen
Redbud Lane
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Memorial
Constance Scheerer
Ind. St
Memorial Day Event at Eudora Cemetery
Rev. Dwight Clark of the Eudora Southern Baptist Church will deliver the address at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Eudora cemetery. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the program with colors, Merlene Morris performing The Star Spangled Banner on the accordion, and Melvin Morris Sr. executing taps and echo after the benediction.
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Dwight Clark
Eudora
Ambulance Crew Reflects on Memorial Day Duties
Belote and his team in Lawrence recount years of emergency calls to Kansas City and Topeka, treating severe injuries and aiding victims as they rush to hospitals. They describe bloody scenes, hundreds of stitches, and the rare hope of a quiet holiday.
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Belote
Topeka
Kansas City
Citizens Ambulance
Beivie
Father Son Degrees Together at Lawrence High and KU
Tom Dunaway will graduate tonight from Lawrence High School part of 534 degrees at LHS commencement in Allen Field House. Don Dunaway receives a KU Bachelor of Science in business administration at Memorial Stadium on June 7 while the family prepares to move to Lee's Summit Missouri.
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Oxford Road
Tom Dunaway
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Kansas University
Journal-World Photo
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Dunaway
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Memorial Stadium
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Republican Party
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Mass
Western Electric
Lee’s Summit
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity For
Boy Scouting
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
The
Society For the Advancement of Management
Missouri University
Kansas City
Beverly Essick
W. R. Essick
Stratford
Essick
Rules on tires seen in state topeka
Kansas lawmakers will consider adopting a uniform tire standards plan aimed at banning tires failing safety tests. Kansas Traffic Safety director Claud R. McCamment said 37 states have approved the rules and they could take effect after approval. Some tires now sold might be banned under the proposed standards.
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Kansas
Claud R. McCamment
Kansas Traffic Safety Director
McCamment
Nationwide Safety Commission
National Safety Group
Kansa
Foreign oilmen study marketing techniques in Lawrence
Eight oilmen from Mobil International Oil and Mobil Petroleum Company visited Lawrence to observe wholesale and retail marketing practices. They toured Hatfield-Jackson Oil Company facilities, lunched at the KU Union, and were hosted locally by W. A. Donnelly. Represented offices included Australia, France, Ghana, Japan, Latin America, New Zealand and South Africa.
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Lawrence
Mobil International Oil Company
Mobil Petroleum Company, Inc
Hatfield-Jackson Oil Company
Mobil
Kansas University Union
W. A. Donnelly
Australia
France
Ghana
Japan
Latin America
New Zealand
South Africa
Jayhawker Picks 1965 66 Editors and Manager
John C Casady a Wichita sophomore and David E Dwyer a Joplin Mo junior were chosen as editor and business manager of the 1965 66 Jayhawker KU yearbook by the Jayhawker Advisory Board Casady pursues English honors and a second major in human relations He has served as copy editor and arranged historical vignettes Dwyer an accounting major is on the business side and has been treasurer of his fraternity the past year.
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John C. Casady
Wichita
David E. Dwyer
Joplin
Jayhawker
Kansas University
Jayhawker Advisory Board
Casady
Dwyer
School of Business
University events draw hundreds for June programs
About 460 people will attend Girls State on the KU campus June 13 to 20 with events in Hoch Auditorium and Strong Hall. The American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists meets June 16 to 20 in the Kansas Union with 150 attendees and 100 papers, ending with a Flint Hills field trip near Emporia. Other June extensions include workshops and conferences with dozens to 250 attendees.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Strong Hall
Kansas Union
American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
Flint Hills
Emporia
Parent-Teacher Association
Kappa Phi Club
National Latin Teachers Workshop
Rights meetings resume between KU groups after breakoff
KU Chancellor Wescoe reports CRC and KU Human Relations Committee will hold up to four sessions to resolve the fraternity and sorority issue. CRC leaders and KU officials discussed allowing broader input and future talks with other representatives, aiming to present recommendations to the Kansas Board of Regents.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
CRC
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L. C. Woodruff
Woodruff
Journal-World
Regents Room
Strong Hall
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Pasadena
Calif
Sims Stokes
Mobile
Ala
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Mission
Mildred Dickeman
Charles Landesman
Miss Dickeman
Kansas Union
Sims
Kansas Board of Regents
University Human Relations Committee
Com
Applications Due For DeSoto Postal Chief
Applications for the postmaster's job at DeSoto are accepted until June 22. The position pays 6650 a year. Applicants must take a written test and pass to receive final ratings based on test results, experience, and fitness. Minimum age is 18. applicants over 70 cannot be appointed.
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DeSoto
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Sunflower site eyed for reactor reactivation and atom smasher
Hercules officials declined comment as Ellsworth said a civil defense inspection by Army representatives followed stepped up Viet Nam era actions and Dominican crisis hostilities. He sought help from Rep. Ford and aides to obtain an answer. Sunflower is among candidates for a 280 million atom smasher by the Atomic Energy Commission with about 30 areas vying. Some KU scientists warn a reactor site and powder production at S UW could be incompatible.
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S.C.W
Army
Dominican Republic
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas University
S.U.W
Dominican Republic Holds Eastern Hispaniola Territory
The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern two thirds of the mountainous green island of Hispaniola, sharing the island with Haiti to its west.
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The
Dominican Republic
Green Island
Hispaniola
Lawrence fishing derby extended through June at Marys Lake
The annual youngsters derby continues for two Saturdays under supervisor Ray Harrell with sessions 8 30 to 11 30 a m. Each day awards a prize for the biggest fish as May 8 to June 5 season ends. Last Saturday two largemouth bass weighed among the top catches. The top fish overall earns a new rod and reel.
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Mary’s Lake
Ray Harrell
Harrell
Hedrick to Broadcast KU and Chiefs Radio Games Again
Tom Hedrick of the Kansas University Sports Network will again broadcast both KU and Kansas City Chiefs games on radio this season. The Big Eight Conference left the decision to the university administration which approved Hedrick's plan.
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Big Eight
Tom Hedrick
Kansas University Sports Network
Kansas City Chiefs
Hedrick
Miner Named Outstanding Senior in KU Yearbook
Mike Miner is honored as an Outstanding Senior in the KU Jayhawker edition. A zoology major, he chaired All Student Council and served as a Big Eight student government delegate. He belonged to Human Relations Committee, People-to-People, Vox Populi, Deans' Advisory Board, and led the Kennedy Memorial Library Drive. accepted to KU Medical School next year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Gerald L Miner of 1940 Naismith.
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Mike Miner
Kansas University Jayhawker
Miner
Vox Populi
KU Medical Schola
Gerald L. Miner
Naismith
Post Office to Close Monday for Memorial Day
Lawrence post office will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. No window service or regular mail delivery. Mail collections follow holiday schedule, and special delivery mail will arrive as usual.
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Journal-World
Pblic
Lawrence
Ex-Con Escapes Court in Jackson County Courthouse Chase
Virgil Lewis Turley, 29, awaiting a guilty plea on a child abduction charge, bolted from the sixth floor of the Jackson County courthouse and fled down stairs as deputies planned an elevator wait. The 4 year old girl Sherry June Lipe was taken from her porch on April 20 and released unharmed hours later.
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Jackson County
Virgil Lewsis Turley
Turley
Sherry June Lipe
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