Accused of Arson at KSU Two Students Held in Jail
Larry Sayler 22 and William Shaw 19 of Kansas State University were arrested and jailed in Riley County on second degree arson charges after a campus auditorium was burned. Both students deny involvement, await preliminary hearing, and have been suspended from classes. Bond is set at 5000 dollars each.
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KSU
Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Manhattan
Kan
Larry Sayler
Kansas State University
Sayler
William Shaw
Shaw
Riley County
Charles Green
Neys
Chester Peters
Peters
Jerry Mershon
Donn Everett
Himes
Phi Mu Alpha
Churchill Shows Signs Of Rest As Health Bulletin Declares Sleep Return
London AP report notes Sir Winston Churchill slept peacefully through the night with no worsening in condition after his stroke last Friday. The 12th medical bulletin says restlessness is gone and another update would come in the evening.
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Colin Frost
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Sir Winston
Harley Williams
Chest and Heart Association
Williams
British Medical Association
Lord Moran
Winston
Churchill
Storms Brew Over LBJ Pet Proposals Amid Senate Clash
Washington AP report notes President Johnson faces intraparty and Republican opposition as he begins his first term. Senate leaders press for rapid action on Great Society programs and Appalachia aid while resisting perceived overreach. House focus prioritizes elderly health care funding and education aid amid budget tightening elsewhere. Open tonight.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Mansfield
Appalachia
John McCoremack
W. J. Driver
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Progress Seen Since Kennedy Inauguration
AP analyst James Marlow surveys four years since Kennedy's 1961 start, noting limited but notable foreign achievements such as the limited test ban treaty and handling of the Cuban missile crisis. He cites domestic aims like an 11.5 billion tax cut and civil rights progress, while highlighting Johnson's push and the voter shift toward moderation.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
France
China
Khrushchev
Cuba
Barry Goldwater
Negroes Press For Civil Rights In Selma and Tuscaloosa
In Selma and Tuscaloosa ongoing demonstrations press civil rights aims despite arrests. Sheriff Clark jailed sixty six prospective voters after they refused courthouse alley entry. Dr. King appeals to the Justice Department for action while NAACP plans voter test lawsuits and desegregation efforts continue across Alabama.
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James Bevel
Selma
James G. Clark Jr
Martin Luther King Jr
Justice Department
John Doar
King
Atlanta
Top Prize To Emerson
JAYCEE awards gala in Ottawa highlights Emerson, Ottawa High School football coach, as recipient of the Distinguished Service Award at the North American Hotel. He also heads the summer baseball program. Finalists included Barnes Chandler Briscoe. Other honors went to Larry Williams as Outstanding Young Teacher with finalists Fogle Gilliland Brox. Byron Mohr led Outstanding Young Farmer with finalists Basel Turner. Bill Dean named Jaycee of the Year with George Marstall as Key Man and Larry Walburn as Jaycee of the Month.
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J. W. Emerson
Ottawa
Emerson
Charles Barnes
Jim Chandler
Gerald Briscoe
Larry Williams
Sylvia Fogle
Mable Gilliland
Albert Brox
Byron Mohr
Ralph Basel
Eldon Turner
Bill Dean
George Marstall
Larry Walburn
Doubt Chute To Blame In Wichita KC135 Crash
Brig. Gen. Murray A. Bywater said it is too early to tell if a nylon cord found in an engine from the KC135 jet tanker wreck contributed to the crash that killed 30 people, destroyed 11 houses, and damaged 25 to 30 others in northeast Wichita. He noted the cord was shredded but not burned and that investigators do not yet conclude it caused the crash. Engines were sent to Tinker AFB where a spokesperson said the engine likely picked up parachute parts after the crash.
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Wichita
Kan
Murray A. Bywater
Bywater
Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
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Central Junior High School
Kansas City
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Sun
Ala
Dallas
Tuscaloosa
Dick Gregory
T. Y. Rogers Jr
American Nazi Party
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clark
NAACP
Lewis
Hostess
Oneidacraft Deluxe
Huboaid
Paul Revere
Oneidacraft
Chateau
Shasta
Ventura
Srmade
Omeida Ltd
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Ottawa, Kansas
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