CIA chief Helms outlines role and public knowledge
Dolph C. Simons reports on an off the record luncheon in New York with Richard Helms, director of the CIA. Helms discusses how the agency evaluates vast information, its public image, secrecy limits, and the need for informed public support to strengthen national intelligence.
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New York City
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Helms
CIA
Bay of Pigs
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U.S
Soviet Union
China
Troelstrup Named Head of Florida Bureau of Law Enforcement
Bill Troelstrup accepted the administration director post in the Florida Bureau of Law Enforcement. He will oversee fiscal affairs staff inspections and the uniform crime reporting system with a centralized budget purchasing system. Salary expected around 15 000 dollars. he previously earned 11 000 in Lawrence.
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Troelstrup
Lawrence
Journal-World
Reed
Florida
Bureau
Bill Troelstrup
Bill
Fed Leaders and Senators Attend Simons Luncheon
Directors and officers of the Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank and their wives joined Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Simons for a luncheon at their home and for the Kansas Nebraska football games. Guests included U. S. Sen. Frank Carlson and Sen. James Pearson and their wives. The Tenth District Bank serves seven states with branches in Omaha Denver and Oklahoma City. the board met yesterday in Kansas City.
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Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank
Dolph Simons
Kansas- Nebraska
U. S
Frank Carlson
James Pearson
Tenth District Bank
Simons
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Defection Efforts In Vietnam Face Dwindling Returns
Saigon AP reports a propaganda push to entice Communist defectors has produced thousands of guerrillas but few regulars. The Open Arms program shows signs of waning as major allied offensives ease, while Viet Cong main force and North Vietnamese troops remain resistant. By Sept 1967 defectors reach 23,588 in total. since war start about 71,000 have defected.
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Saigon
U.S
Hit and run driver sought after parking-lot collision
Police search for the hit and run driver who struck a parked car on Red bud Lane at about 7 20 a m Friday and fled the scene. Thomas Stanton of 2566 Red bud Lane reported the incident with $200 damage to his car. G Baley Price, chairman of the KU mathematics department, is reelected to a two year term on the Argonne Universities Association board of trustees.
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G. Baley Price
Soucht
Argonne
Thomas Stanton
Redbud Lane
Stanton
Chiirman
Mathematics
Kansas University
Argonne Universities Association
Lawyer challenges Romney eligibility over birthplace
Constitutional expert Isidor Blum argues Gov George Romney may be ineligible for president, contending natural born citizen means born in the United States. He notes Romney was born in Chihuahua Mexico to American parents, despite citizenship from birth.
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NEW York
George Romney
Michigan
Mexico
Isidor Blum
New York Law School
Romney
Blum
New York Law Journal
U.S
United States
Christian Herter
France
Gaskell
Anne Pratt
George
Chihuahua
Romneys
Garrison Prosecution Draws Justice Denial
In Charlottesville the U S attorney general was quoted as saying he might prosecute Jim Garrison but a Washington Justice Department spokesman denied any plans for a case. The spokesman also rejected accusations that Clark blamed Garrison for ruining Clay Shaw, a defendant in the JFK conspiracy probe.
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Charlottesville
U.S
UNICEF Trick or Treat Drive Plans Finalized
UNICEF leaders outline final plans for the annual Trick or Treat Drive in Lawrence on Sunday October 29. Lawrence Council of Churches and the Douglas County United Nations Association sponsor the event with Kansas University students canvassing areas supervised by church youth leaders. Readers may contact Mrs Alan Sanders to participate.
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Drive
Alan Sanders
Kansas University
Lawrence
Lawrence Council of Churches
Douglas County United Nations Association
Bonnie Miller
John, Rouse
United Nations International
Protests Rock Proposed Pittsburgh Housing Plan
In Pittsburgh a proposed 37 unit housing project aimed at low income families, both Negro and white, faces strong opposition led by middle income Black residents. Harold Arkie and Mrs Allan Goode voice fears about property values and neighborhood change amid community divisions.
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Pittsburgh
Harold Arkie
West End
Allan Goode
Free Prescription Delivery and Immediate Mail Service
Raney Drug Stores advertise free prescription delivery and immediate mail service across locations. The notice highlights convenient pharmacy options for customers seeking fast, reliable medication access.
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Raney Drug Stores
Student Events Mix Roman Them With Campus Fun
The page lists multiple campus skits and acts centered on Rome and Caesars theme. Groups Sigma Kappa Pi Beta Chi Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Chi Omega Tau Kappa Epsilon Alpha Tau Omega Phi Kappa Theta Delta Chi with venues Ellsworth Hall Lewis Coliseum Miller Hall perform titles like Nero's Feast Roman Jollies and Grape Toss.
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Lewis Coliseum
Sigma Kappa
Pi Beta Chi
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and Miller Hall
Defense Calls Witnesses In Rights Worker Slayings Case
In Meridian Mississippi the defense begins presenting most witnesses to undermine the Justice Department case against 18 white men charged with conspiring in the 1964 killings of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. The trial includes testimony about Jim Jordan, a key figure who turned state's evidence.
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Meridian
Miss
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Tion
Jim Jordan
James E. Jordan
Ku Klux Klan
Alfred Keene
Gulfport
Keene
Jordan
Philadelphia
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Miss. Keene
Baldwin Maple Queen crowned at annual festival
The 10th annual Baldwin Maple Leaf Festival selects its Maple Queen tonight after interviews and a talent round. Twenty three contestants vie as Shirley Lawson, 1966 Queen, will crown the successor during the 7:30 pm event at Baldwin Elementary School multipurpose room.
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Baldwin
Shirley Lawson
Baldwin High School
Jay Ellis
Hercules wins Sunflower plant propellant and acid contract
Hercules, Inc. awarded a 1,190,865 contract to produce 144,250 pounds of miscellaneous propellant and 3,050 tons of acid at the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant 13 miles east of Lawrence. The award comes through the Army Ammunition Procurement and Supply Agency of Joliet, Illinois, with Hercules as the operating contractor. About 3,600 Sunflower employees are turning out propellant for the Vietnam War.
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Hercules, Inc
Sunflower Army
Lawrence
Army Ammunition Procurement and Supply Agency
Joliet, Ill
Hercules
Sunflower
Union Vote Tuesday On Newest Contract
Members of the American Federation of Grain Millers Local 73 at Lawrence Paper Company will vote Tuesday night on contract proposals. A threatened strike since the Oct 10 expiry has been averted after meetings with the bargaining committee and company officials. The offer includes a 17 cents per hour base raise, an extra holiday, more vacation time, and higher hospital insurance coverage.
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American Federation of Grain Millers
Lawrence Paper Company
Paper Company
Rostow Security Clearance Tied To 1951 MAT Professor Role
Rostow joined the government from MIT where he was a professor of economics. He claimed security clearance since 1951 but did not explain the timing. Otepka testimony referenced a “get Otepka” effort tied to the Kennedy transition. Frosted mentions Dean Rusk and Robert F. Kennedy discussing Rostow’s likely State Department post and pushing for emergency clearance.
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Rostow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harry S. Truman
Who's Who
Center For International Studies
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Dean Rusk
Robert F. Kennedy
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
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