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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
1
Debbie Bryant 19 of Overland Park and Jim Ryan 18 KU freshman were named Kansans of the Year, first dual honorees, announced in Topeka. Ryan, an Olympic team member, set a 3:58.3 high school mile record and holds a 3:55.34 American best.
Brussels reports a government decree freezing doctor fees at the December 31 level with fines from 30 to 209 dollars for higher charges. The move follows a medical federation push for higher fees after talks with the government and health insurers failed on a national health program. The federation warned of strike action if demands are not met by January 28.
A bathysphere heads to waters about 1,200 feet deep off Spain's southeast coast to retrieve two suspected nuclear bomb fragments from a U2 crash area. Officials say the search continues as U.S. bomb flights over Spain remain suspended after the SAC B 52 tanker collision.
State police and a National Humane Society official raided Clifford Hughes’s farm near Goldsboro, Maryland, and found 125 dogs, many sick or malnourished, with dead animals behind a barn. Hughes, calling himself Carolina County’s unofficial dogcatcher, posted bond on nine cruelty charges.
Motley's lifelong legal work spans NAACP defense fund leadership and civil rights battles. She helped integrate Georgia's university system, challenged discrimination in Mississippi and Clemson, and served as Manhattan borough president before being nominated as a federal district judge candidate.
Miss Oopie Reneau and her nephew bought Clay County jail for 35 dollars and threatened to free seven inmates jailed for public drunkenness. A torch burned the front door lock as sheriff Ross Boles warned against releasing prisoners. Three inmates completed terms and left. the others remained as the new owners planned rapid demolition and a future jail in the rear.
Kentucky moves beyond the Old South as a civil rights act outlawing discrimination in public places and employment for businesses with eight or more workers nears signing by Gov. Breathitt. The measure, hailed as a landmark, passed the House 76-12 and Senate 36-1 in Franksport.
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