Outs Close In On LBJ Bailey In Support
The Associated Press reports McCarthy campaigns for Democratic nomination accusing Johnson policy of mirroring Goldwater warnings. Bailey reiterates support for Johnson and Humphrey. Romney criticizes Johnson while GOP lawmakers aid Romney in New Hampshire. Pueblo incident discussed as U S ships shielded. Javits and Mansfield call for full facts and caution.
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FBI Nabs 7 Plotters Planning Redmond Bank Robberies
Seven men were arrested in Washington state on charges of conspiring to blow up the Redmond police station and a power plant then rob three banks near Redmond and one near Des Moines. Plans included gasoline bombs and dynamite. detainees linked to the Minutemen anti-Communist group. The leader, Duane Carlson, faced questions about past Minuteman ties. Bail ranges from 500 to 30000 dollars. Carlson among those jailed.
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Kansas Legislature Status Of Major Bills
Statehouse update lists SB 197 on licensing action by Alcoholic Beverage Control and SB 462 489 tax and sales measures, SB 479 holds new junior colleges, SB 519 creates Hutchinson training center, SB 495 reapportionment passed by Senate then House, HB 1728 severance tax 5 percent, HB 1205 nonpartisan state board ed, HB 1207 office of Commissioner of Education abolishing state superintendent, HB 1781 ombudsman office, HB 1725 oil and gas lands leasing, HB 1732 1733 nonprofit tax exemption repeal, HB 1849 judicial redistricting cuts districts from 33 to 23, HB 1848 governor highway bonds 350 million.
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Public Notice of Associated Press News Rights
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all local news printed in the newspaper and to use all AP news dispatches. This legal entitlement covers dissemination by the paper and AP network distribution without interference or unauthorized reproduction.
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Hike Granted In Service Burials
The Defense Department will raise burial allowances for servicemen killed on active duty. The payment climbs to 500 dollars for private cemetery burials and 250 dollars for national or post cemetery burials, with an extra 500 dollars if the next of kin covers some mortuary services. Effective February 1, the move addresses complaints from families of Vietnam casualties.
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North Viet Free Three American Pilots In Tet Move
North Viet Nam announced it would release three American pilots detained in the North. A U S Embassy spokesman in Saigon welcomed the report though not confirmed. Vietnam News Agency cited the pilots’ repentant attitude and said release related to Tet but gave no names or methods.
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Drownings Near Topeka In Drainage Ditch
Two young brothers Kevin Reed nine and Ky Reed three drowned after breaking through thin ice in a drainage ditch about a quarter mile from their home northeast of Topeka. Their parents are Karlen Reed and his wife. Deputies and volunteers joined the search when the boys did not return home by late afternoon. The father found the boys coats on the ditch bank near a hole in the ice.
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