Kidnapping Case Targets Purdue Coed in Minnesota Experiment
Federal indictment charges Thomas Lippert and Harold Tenneson with kidnapping Purdue junior Susan Wells Cochran and attempting to brainwash her into love as part of a so called experiment. Witnesses include coed Lynn Hojnacki and Sally Jo Wolfgang as the case unfolds in U.S. court.
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Purdue University
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Thomas KR. Lippert
University of Notre
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U.S
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Denton Editor Elected To UPI Position
Frank Kelly of the Denton Record was reelected president of the Texas UPI Editors Association at the annual convention in San Antonio. Kuykendal Logan of the Houston Post was named vice president. Woody Baron, Wil Garrett, and Dennis Byrd were named directors for one, two, and three year terms. The meeting chose Brownsville as last year’s convention site. Victor Mata received a $500 scholarship for journalism. Mata plans to attend Princeton University after interning at the San Antonio Light.
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UPD
Frank Kelly
The
Denton Record
Texas Upi Editors Association
Kuykendal Logan
Houston Post
Hilton Palacio del Rio
Woody Baron
Waco News-Tribute & Times-Herald
Wil Garrett
Dallas Times-Herald
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Texarkana Gazette
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Merce
Kelly
San Antonio Light
UPI
White House
Helen Thomas
Victor Mata
Sam Houston High School
Mata
Princeton University
Official Says Hospitals Using Unqualified Foreign Doctors
Chicago report details alleged use of foreign medical graduates by state hospitals. Derbyshire of Santa Ke, official with New Mexico board, cites cases where unqualified doctors work under titles like medical technician or surgical assistant. He warns this practice endangers patients and violates medical laws.
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American Medical Association
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United States
Canada
Derbyshire
VA Short Of Money To Pay GI Benefits
The Veterans Administration warns it has run out of funds to pay education benefits under the GI bill. About 900,000 of 1 million recipients had checks issued, while 500,000 faced delays without new funding. Congress debates a supplemental bill to restore payments. backlogs could grow until approved.
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UPD
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Hall Action
House
Senate
Hood
Lubbock Bicentennial Parade Seeks Volunteers and Participants
Celebration continues as a Bicentennial labor project with a truck ride to the Lubbock Municipal Bar and Khiva Karts. Groups and individuals urged to contact the Bicentennial office at the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce to join the parade from Broadway Church of Christ to the fair grounds and enjoy festivities at the park after speeches.
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Area leaders seek more deputies for Choc Blanchard district
Choc Blanchard plans to request six additional men for his office while two Cooper School District residents favor a full time patrol. In Lubbock County two commissioners support adding two to three deputies, but six cannot be afforded.
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Choc Blanchard
Car Cooper School District
Lubbock County
French sit in at Paris terminal protests for rights
Jocelyne describes a sit in by Parisian parishioners offering money food and blankets. Protestors demand talks with Interior Minister Poniatowski or Health Minister Weil to address fines and the threat of prison while opposing brothel re opening.
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Paris
Jocelyne
Michel Poniatowski
Simone Weil
France
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