Baker Hearing Reconvenes Next
Washington AP The Senate Bobby Baker hearings closed for the year after agreement to call former White House aide Walter Jenkins for questioning. Jenkins resigned amid the 1960 campaign after morals arrests. his call is not dated. The Rules Committee gave no date for Jenkins testimony in the Baker probe.
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White House
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Austin
Tex
Hearing For 21 Arrested By FBI In Mississippi Case
Meridian, Miss AP Justice Department discloses evidence to show probable cause for grand jury action on 19 of 21 men charged in the slaying of three civil rights workers tied to a Ku Klux Klan plot. Notable defendants include sheriff Lawrence Rainey and deputy Cecil Price amid broader charges and potential state action.
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Meridian
Miss
Justice Department
U.S
Esther Carter
FBI
Mureder
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Biloxi
Shreveport
Ku Klux Klan
South
Olen L. Burrage
Man Leaves Fire Will to Ebensburg Unit After Death
Allan A Barker once lived in Ebensburg Pennsylvania and left a sizable bequest to the Dauntless Volunteer Fire Co Informing attorneys at a special meeting they announced Barker bequeathed more than 100000 in value. The estate includes property in Bradenton Florida and 750 shares of stock in First National Bank of Ebensburg Barker died November 26 in a Bradenton nursing home at age 82.
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Ebensburg
Allan A. Barker
Pennsylvania
Dauntless Volunteer Fire Co
Barker
Bradenton
Fla
First National Bank of
Jenkins questioned over Reynolds ad buys and life policies
Reynolds testified this year that at Jenkins request he bought 1200 dollars worth of ad time on the Johnsons station in Austin before the station owner became President. Reynolds had sold him two 100000 dollar life insurance policies. Jenkins denied knowledge of the TV time purchases in a sworn statement. Committee chairmen and members clashed over calling Jenkins for questioning as Democrats prevailed. Jenkins, hospitalized for nervous exhaustion, later left hospital. The committee dropped the party girl issue despite objections.
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Johnson
B. Everett Jordan
D. N.C
Jenkins
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper
Jordan
Kentucky
Hhappy
Reynolds
Johnsons
Austin
FBI
Ellen Rometsch
Baker Circle
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Kinne Bond Forfeit Bid Ties to Court Appearance
United Bonding Insurance Co was ordered to forfeit 25000 if posted to assure Mrs Sharon Kinne would appear in Jackson County Circuit Court on Oct 26 to stand trial for murder in the slaying of her husband. Kinne has been jailed in Mexico City since Sept 18 and faces murder charges for killing another man at a Mexico City motel. The Missouri Supreme Court had vacated a prior conviction for the 1960 slaying, sending the case back for reexamination.
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Kansas City
United Bonding Insurance Co
Sharon Kinne
Jackson County
Missouri Supreme Court
Bonding Company
Kinney
Paul E. Carver
Neo. Whe
Kinne
Kent Granger Elected President Of KU Alumni Group
Kent Granger was elected president of the University of Kansas alumni group at a Red Barn meeting attended by Keith Lawton KU vice chancellor who spoke on school needs amid projected enrollment growth to 20,000 in the next decade. Dr Chet Strehlow became vice president and Mrs George Wingert was chosen secretary treasurer.
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Kent Granger
Red Barn
Keith Lawton
Lawton
Chet Strehlow
George Wingert
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