CIA and Justice figures withheld Castro plot details
CIA and Justice Department allegedly hid information about a 1961 plot on Fidel Castro involving mobsters Giancana and Roselli from Warren Commission members investigating President Kennedy's assassination. Former CIA officials assert the omission skewed the Commission's view of possible Castro involvement.
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CIA
Justice Branch
Washington
Justice Department
Fidel Castro
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Oswald
Castro
Sam Giancana
John Roselli
Rockefeller Commission
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Giancana-Roselli
Hisenhower
Jack Anderson
Roselli
Narcotics Agency Chief Bartels Quits Under White House Pressure
John R. Bartels Jr. head of the Drug Enforcement Administration resigns amid White House and Justice Department pressure and a widening inquiry into possible mismanagement and corruption. Senate hearings loom as officials cite a morale crisis and ongoing probes into agency conduct.
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Washington
Federal Narcotics Agency
White House
Justice Department
John R. Bartels Jr
Drug Enforcement Administration
Bartels
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Levi
British lawmaker questions U2 crash near East Germany
Labor MP Tom Litterick urged Prime Minister Wilson to explain if five U2 aircrafts were ever permitted in Britain after a U2 crashed near Winterberg in West Germany. US Air Force said engine failure caused the crash and the plane was not on a spy mission. Pilot Capt. Robert Rendleman ejected and was unhurt.
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London
Washington
Air Force
Tom Litterick
United States
Winterberg
West Germany
Robert R. Rendleman
Tucson
Ariz
U.S. European Command
Stuttgart
Royal Air Force
Wethersfield
England
Frank Ailamn
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Britain
East Germany
Allaun
Europe
Officials eye July hearing date for Clinton Parkway
State and local officials plan a mid or late July public hearing on Clinton Parkway to discuss design location and environmental impacts. The meeting precedes the final environmental impact statement and approval by the Council on Environmental Quality.
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Clinton Parkway
Council On Environmental Quality
Death notices list multiple funerals at local mortuaries
Graveside services for Michael Wayne Rials 10 will be at 2 p m Saturday at Oak Hill Cemetery. The body lies in state at Bowser Lee Mortuary from 5 to 8 p m today and until noon Saturday. Gregory Henderson 80 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with arrangements pending. Jeanne M Dody 39 Alexandria LA, a former Lawrence resident, will be buried at Memorial Park Cemetery after a 2 p m Saturday service. Martha Maxine Watson 42 Rt 5 will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after a 10 30 a m Monday service at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Michael Wayne Rials
Oak Hill Cemetery
W.S. Sims
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Michael
Gregory Henderson
Henderson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wakarusa Manor
Pueblo
Colo
Jeanne Dody
Jeanne M. Dody
Alexandria
Lawrence
Warren-McElwain
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dody
Pineville
Hamilton
Lawrence Public
The
Baptist Church
Ray Cody
Austin
Tex
Cheryl Eckwahl
Rantoul
Earl Bell Sr
McLouth
Earl Bell Jr
Sedalia
Beatrice Cox
Excelsior Springs
Martha Maxine Watson
Rt. 5
Rumsey Funeral Home
Howard Chase
Watson
Kansas Color Press
John A
John E
Lincoln
Evelyn Watson
Agnes Ottinger
Beloit
Mamie. Fuller
Ruby Rodriguez
Denver
Betty
Salina
Carroll Ottinger
Powers
Marvin Ottinger
Atchison
Robert Ottinger
Wichita
Hearst sister Anne pleads guilty to drug charge in New York
Anne Randolph Hearst sister of Patricia Hearst pleaded guilty in U S District Court to a misdemeanor drug charge and was placed on four months probation Judge John T Curtin noted he would consider dismissing the charge if probation is completed An additional note mentions Patricia Hearst’s 1974 kidnapping and ongoing pursuit by authorities.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Anne Randolph Hearst
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court Today
John T. Curtin
Miss Hearst
Regis College
Denver
Donald R. Moffett
Rainbow Bridge
Niagara Falls
Canada
United States
Moffett
Roger P. Williams
U.S
Newsmen Today
Williams
Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia
Clarification on District 497 Contract Offer Employment
The Journal-World corrects a report that teachers who refuse signed contracts would lose employment. A state Continuing Contract Law allows teachers who decline new contracts to continue under terms of their previous contract.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Great Bend and Kansas City Teachers Approve High Pay Contracts
Teachers in Great Bend Kansas and Kansas City Kansas approve new contracts with over ten percent pay increases for next school year. In Great Bend the NEA unit ratified a deal raising pay across the board by 685 and adding 5 percent for returning teachers. beginning salaries rise to 7885 and top scale to 14066. In Kansas City district average pay climbs from 9222 to 10843 with base pay from 7600 to 8500. Leavenworth prepares mailed contracts after board approval boosting beginning pay by 500 to 8000.
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Associated Press
Great Bend
Kansas City
Kan
National Education Association of
Leavenworth
U.S. 59 Bypass Delays Public Hearing Over Location Problems
Kansas highway engineer John McNeal cites multiple conflicts delaying the U S 59 bypass study, including airport expansion, river bridge coordination, fill material shortages, and tower fog from CFCA facilities. Feasibility hinges on cost and unresolved design issues as consultants pause work.
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Tim Pryor
U.S. 59
John McNeal
Kansas
The
Journal-World
McNeal
Lawrence Municipal
Kansas River
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Howard
Needles
Tammen
Bergendorf
Kansas City
Unemployment aid to teachers fuels Kansas legislative debate
Gov. Bennett warns unemployment benefits for summer teaching may complicate bids in 1975 session. He notes nine month contracts and local boards paying on that basis. many view teachers as on vacation, while some legislators fear 10 percent budget boosts for salaries. Bennett says eligibility exists but is an individual choice.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Ers
Bennett
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Finney and Turnipseed
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Olson
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Congress
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Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission
Homer Altenbernd
Rt. 2
Jane Combest
Dale Cranston
Rials Services
Martha Watson
Anne Hearst
Camp Ripley
Minn
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Steve Robinson
Ninth Street Canal
Ninth Street
Great Bend, KC
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FMC Corp
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Baldwin School Board
Bloom Maker
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