CIA opened mail to Nixon and other prominent figures
Senate Intelligence Chair Frank Church disclosed that the CIA routinely opened and read mail of notable Americans over a 20 year surveillance program. He cited intercepted June 1968 correspondence to Richard Nixon and the mail of Edward Kennedy, Hubert Humphrey, Bella Abzug, Martin Luther King and others.
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Martin Luther King
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Arthur Burns
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Rockefeller Foundation
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Ford will not alter travel plans despite assassination attempts
White House press secretary Ron Nessen said President Ford would not change travel plans after two assassination attempts. He noted a possible security precautions shift and that Ford has followed Secret Service advice, avoiding crowd handshakes at risk events. A Senate panel will question the Secret Service director next week on protection changes.
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Lynn Leban 18 Dies in West Second crash
Lynn Leban 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Leban died at 1 13 pm Tuesday after head injuries from a Sept 15 collision at West Second and West Turnpike Access Road She was a KU freshman and Lawrence High graduate Mark T Galluzzo died at the scene in the car crash Helene Frolow received minor injuries Clifford Harvey 99 Overland Park had minor injuries Memorial services set for 3 30 pm Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home memorials to Lynn Leban Fund care of Lawrence National Bank
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Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant Expands with New Nitroguanidine Plant
The Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant near DeSoto continues operations while work starts on a 38.5 million nitroguanidine plant. Insulated heat exchanger pipes rise on the nitric acid line as surveyors stake the site and preliminary road and rail work begins.
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Judge frees Fanshier with limits from state hospital
In Great Bend on Tuesday Judge Frederick Woleslager ordered Pam Fanshier released from confinement at Central Kansas Medical Center while keeping her under psychiatric evaluation. She may not approach Lawrence or Manhattan within 15 miles of Unification Church branches and Dr. Carlos Ruiz has one more week to complete evaluations.
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Robert Keenen
Keenen
Cobb
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Baptist Student Center
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Wis
Attorney says attacker hazy memory in Ford shooting case
Sara Moore, ordered to San Diego for psychiatric tests, has a cloudy memory of the assassination attempt on President Ford. U.S. Magistrate Owen Woodruff set a Nov 18 report deadline for test results. Moore faces a possible life sentence if convicted.
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Sunny skies foretell mild, cool week in Lawrence
National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny skies but little impact on temperatures in Lawrence. Temperatures will stay in the low 70s for the rest of the week with tonight’s low around the mid 40s. Morning cloud cover kept conditions cool with 43 degrees, the month's low, as Tuesday's high reached 78.
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Weather Service
Journal-World Index Continued
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Vietnamese Airborne Officer Heads Group for New Lawrence Family
Do Van Thuan former Saigon airborne trainer commander will relocate with his seven member family to Lawrence. They are the third Vietnamese family in the city since Saigon fell in April. Church sponsors seek housing and employment leads while the family adjusts to English. NU VAN HUONG, a cousin, helps with language as authorities arrange shelter and support through local sponsors and agencies.
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Lawrence
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First Southern Baptist Church
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