Long Wait For Trial For Akron Murderer Dunlap
Leroy Dunlap, 64, who lived 44 years under a possible death sentence, was granted a new trial in Akron. Convicted in 1920 of first degree murder, he escaped during his trial for a holdup slaying of Steve Bossos. He was convicted in absentia and later arrested in Washington, D.C. after serving in the armed forces.
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Akron
Ohio
Leroy Dunlap
Dunlap
Stephen C. Colo Py
James Barbuto
Colopy
Steve Bossos
Washsington
D.C
Resigns from Highway Commission in Kansas
Topeka AP Walter W. Frizell of Larned resigns from the Highway Commission citing ill health. A successor will be appointed to serve a term expiring March 31, 1966. Resignation disclosed Thursday by Ken Johnson, an aide to Gov. John Anderson.
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Topeka
Walter W. Frizell
Larned
Il Health
Ken Johnson
John Anderson
Tribute to Medicine in Health Program Request
New York AP report outlines President Johnson's call for a broad health program as a tribute to past medical triumphs and new skills. It notes aging populations, rising costs, and uneven distribution of advances from laboratories and hospitals while urging steps to make best knowledge widely available.
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New York
Johnson
Cold Front Drops Kansas Temperatures Across State
A sharp cold front moved into Kansas from the north overnight bringing a rapid temperature drop. Teens in the north and 30s in the southeast were forecast with little to no snow accumulation. At Topeka the mercury fell 15 degrees in 12 minutes after the front hit around 8:30 a.m. Thursday highs earlier reached 57 in Concordia and 74 in Dodge City and Garden City with many areas near 70. Overnight readings varied from 23 at Hill City to 63 at Pittsburg with light rain reported in Manhattan.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Dodge City
Garden City
Deegrees
Hill City
Pittsburg
Manhattan
Prize Plums To Fresh Senators
Washington AP Senate Democrats split fresh faces onto major committees as Johnson era rules guide the process. Six new members receive key posts while seasoned lawmakers reshuffle. Clark and Pell land Foreign Relations, Yarborough gets Appropriations, Kennedy joins Labor with district boosts and government operations. Edward Kennedy and Robert Kennedy gain seats. the latter also moves to District of Columbia.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Ralph W. Yarboorough
Texas
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D.mass
Robert Kennedy
District of Columbia Committee
German Rocket Experts In Egypt Fear Israeli Agents
German rocket scientists in Cairo live under guard and secrecy as Israeli agents are blamed for attacks and disappearances. Prof. Wolfgang Pilz leads 18 German researchers facing threats and demands for safe passage, official責gnitions, and compensation while Bonn negotiates with Egypt and Israel.
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Germany
Egypt
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Carl Buchala
CAIRO
Wolfgang Pilz
America
Wernher von Braun
Gama Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Bonn
Pilz
Heinz Krug
Munich
Hans Kleinwechter
Loerrach
Hannelore Wende
Heliopolis
Switzerland
Paul Goercke
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
West
Middle East
Suez Canal
U.S
Commercials Offer Ideas for New TV Series
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes networks overlook commercials as sources for fresh show ideas. She highlights Katy Winters the deodorant giver and other ad personalities like a wedding father and a plumber heroine as potential soap or sitcom characters. The piece argues eight million possible series ideas lie in commercials if mined creatively.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Katy Winters
Katy
Josephine
Actrone
Crude Oil Pipeline Volume Rises in Kansas Week
Kansas crude oil pipeline activity jumped to 299,228 barrels daily in the week ending January 4, with Wichita reporting the area as a focal point for higher throughput and industry movement.
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Wichita
Kansas
Steel Talks Halted Until Union Leadership Settled
In Pittsburgh AP report, basic steel contract talks pause until after USW elections on Feb 9. R Conrad Cooper notes rejection of extended 120 day period, while David J. McDonald calls for recessed talks. Ballots counted by May. potential 120 day strike window remains.
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Pittsburgh
Basic Steel
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
USW
Cooper
McDonald
I. W. Abel
Abel
McDonalde Abel
McDurnald
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