Six Klansmen Charged In Pontiac Bus Conspiracy
In Pontiac Michigan six men linked to the Ku Klux Klan face conspiracy charges for thwarting school integration by bombing buses. Arrested are Robert E. Miles Edmund Reimer Raymond Quick Jr Wallace Fruit Dennis Ramsey and Alexander Distel Jr. The case stems from an FBI informer's undercover work and targets federal explosives control law and civil rights act provisions.
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Detroit
FBI
Pontiac
Mich
Robert E. Miles
Howell
Michigan
William Hanger
U.S
Paul Komives
Pontiac School
Wallace E. Fruit
Dennis C. Ramsey
Drayton Plains
Alexander J. Distel Jr
Mackinac Bridge
Lower
Neil Welsh
Michigan Klan
Pontiac, Mich
Oakland County
Reserves Hold Key To Army's Future
Washington reveals Army planners aim tobuild a mobile two division force ready to deploy quickly from the United States for overseas emergencies as readiness in the strategic reserve and U.S. 7th Army in Europe remains below desired levels. The 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg is the only full division presently prepared for rapid deployment, with five other divisions on U.S. soil below strength or in test roles. Possible future force could include the 82nd Airborne, the 101st Airmobile, and another division, using Air Force C5 transports and Navy sealift. An alternate plan centers on the 1st Cavalry Division combining tanks, airmobile infantry, and helicopter air cavalry.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Strategic Reserve
U.S. 7Th Army
Europe
82Nd Airborne
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Middle East
Latin America
Germany
Army
101St Airmobile
Air Force
1St Cavalry
Kansas City Police Probe Under Investigation
Kansas City officials confirm a group of police officers is under investigation for illegal activities. Mayor Richard F. Walsh and Police Chief John J. Donnelly disclosed the probe, with Donnelly initiating it after his May appointment. Details on officers involved or the resignation were not released.
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Kansas City, Kan
Richard F. Walsh
John J. Donnelly
Walsh
Donnelly
British Secretary on Peace Mission to Cairo
Britain's foreign secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home sails to Cairo for a three day mission to urge Egypt to loosen Soviet ties and seek direct peace talks with Israel. He aims to reconcile London and Cairo after 15 years since the Suez invasion while aligning with U.S. interim peace efforts.
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London
Britain
Cairo
West
Alec Douglas-Home
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Suez
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sadat
Mahmud Fawzi
Mahmoud Riad
Douglas-Home
U.S
Suez Canal
Nixon Faces Pressure On Post Freeze Economic Plan
Washington AP reports rising demand from lawmakers for Nixon to outline post freeze measures. Nixon said the 90 day wage price freeze ends and promised broad economic consultations to shape new policy with bipartisan support. Democrats criticized the timing while Republicans backed planning.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
George P. Shultz
Nix
Self-Gas Station Rules To Hearing In Kansas
Eight regulations for operating self serving gas stations in Kansas set for a Sept hearing per state fire marshal Robert W. Wolfe. Rules cover attendant requirements, approved remote dispensers, emergency controls within 100 feet of dispensers, conspicuously posted operation instructions, and limits on non petroleum sales affecting attendant duty.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Soviet meat demand draws US export interest
A rising Soviet demand for meat spurs USDA interest in new export markets for U S livestock feed especially soybean meal. A USDA team led by Horace J Davis of the Foreign Agricultural Service travels in the Soviet Union to assess potential exports of high protein feed and visits feed lots broiler farms and mills before returning Oct 7. The Soviet Union, a net importer of red meat and poultry last year, bought less than 16 million dollars of U S products, mainly cattle hides, out of 7.8 billion dollars in total U S farm exports.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Horace J. Davis
Foreign Agricultural Service
Health Care Cuts Cited At Topeka State Hospital
Dr W Walter Menninger director of the combined services section at Topeka State Hospital said budget cuts reduced more than 10 percent of personnel this year and the coming budget will trim 25 more. He noted vacancies in three staff psychiatrist posts due to higher pay offered elsewhere and urged recognition of state government constraints while praising dedicated staff.
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FT. Riley
Kan
W. Walter Menninger
Topeka State Hospital
Menninger
Geary County Association For Mental Health
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
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Minnesota
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Ottawa
Mark Hatfield
Ottawa University
Hatfield
Christian Bros
Hickory
Kansas State Bank
FDIC
N. Main
Laza
Steve
France
Tye
Dirty Dolls
Devil's Island
Etul
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Perocolor
Roo Rmu Ee Ae WU
Owl Show
Kansas City
Capri Theatre
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