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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
8
Leroy J. Deskin described as the largest multipre filer in IRS history received a maximum three year prison term. The 61 year old would have sought about 800000 in refunds via 240 fictitious filings, derailed by an IRS computer.
About 200 associates and staffers of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and their children joined a Rockefeller Center ice rink outing. Mrs. Ethel Kennedy wore a navy minidress as she skated with historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. Boxing figure Jose Torres attempted his first ice skate, joining the group in the chilly event.
A $250,496 lawsuit over the May drowning of 5 year old Carol Doff at Hal March's Beverly Hills home has been settled out of court in Santa Monica Superior Court. The case, filed as connections to Aron Doff, Mickey Rooney's manager, was announced as settled for an undisclosed amount.
Cathleen Fitt, 22, daughter of Assistant Secretary of Defense Alfred B. Fitt, pleads innocent to parading without a license in an antidraft demonstration. Judge Sherwin continued her parole to a Feb. 26 hearing. She, a Sarah Lawrence student, was among about 350 arrested during the attempted shutdown of a U.S. Army induction center in lower Manhattan.
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery sold the Red Army stamp collection he received in 1959 for 720 dollars. The sale took place in London and involved the transfer of a historical philatelic collection tied to postwar memorabilia.
The Pueblo seizure by North Korea exposed U.S. naval intelligence vessels and a broad system of electronic spying by major powers. Reporting details how ships like Pueblo and Liberty operate covertly, monitor radar and radio, jam signals, and map ocean conditions for antisubmarine work, with Soviet trawlers and NSA ties cited as key elements.
Denver doctors report antilymphocyte globulin or AIG as a new tool to blunt rejection after kidney and liver transplants at the University of Colorado Medical Center. The serum, derived from horses, blinds lymphocytes to the new organ, potentially reducing prednisone and azathioprine needs while preserving transplant function. Early results show improved one year kidney survival and a few liver transplant survivors, with ongoing heart transplant work and cautious optimism.
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