Ousted Illinois Professor Plans Court Appeal
Biology professor Leo F. Koch, 44, fired for unorthodox views on sex, will appeal to courts after University of Illinois trustees rejected reinstatement. He faces contract termination August 31 per university president's recommendation. Koch had written a controversial letter to the Daily Illini advocating condoning sexual intercourse among the mature without social consequences.
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Champaign, Ill
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
Don Moore
Leo F. Koch
Moore
Koch
U.S. Chicago
University
David Dodds Henry
Daily
Illini
Gainesboro News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Events
The Gainesboro Women's Society of Christian Service plans a yard party on August 6 at the church. Community updates include graveside service dates, hospital notes, and travels of residents to Ohio Virginia and West Virginia. The Gainesboro Fire Company yard party and auction netted about 2400 dollars.
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Gainesboro
Women's Society of Christaan
Roy Owens
Kenneth Hottle
Ohio
Zee
Es Hottle
Norma Hoke
Pansy Estep
Winchester
Smith
Delphia DeHaven
Rose Baker
Cross Junction
James Hutton
Gaye Dawn
Charlottesville
Hutton
Jack Fout
Sharon
N. L. Smith
Elsie DeHaven
Leesburg Hospital
Leesburg
Vance Brown
Norman Edwards
Kennerdell
Goldie Mellwee
Lucy Mauck
Jane Fout
Margarete Wingfield
George Patton
Vernon Lee
Bonnie DeHaven
Mary Dolan
Whitacre
Unger News Briefs unify regional happenings
In Unger West Virginia Mrs Doyle Dick Unger reports several residents traveling for vacations and visits to New York. Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs continues to treat patients including Mrs N L Dick. Community events include an all day Shockeysville Methodist Church service June 19 with Rev Lovely Gruber of Baltimore and music from area churches followed by a public grounds dinner.
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Anacosta
Augusta
W. Va
Pryor Luttrell
Catherine Luttrell
Martinsburg
Verdie Files
Shockeysville Methodist Church
Lovely D. Gruber
Baltimore
Tax Case Ends In a Mistrial
Philadelphia AP reports an income tax evasion case against Dr. James A. Lehman and his wife Adelaide ended in a mistrial after the eight men and four women jury failed to reach a verdict. The prosecutor seeks acquittal arguments set for June 27. Lehman had allegedly evaded 284000 dollars over a five year period ending in 1957.
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Philadelphia
Switzerland
Grace
Monaco
James A. Lehman
Adelaide
Thomas D. McBride
U. S. Dist
Harold K. Wood
Lehman
John B. Kelly
Princess Grace
Grace Kelly
Kelly
Senate urged to ratify treaty with Japan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged ratification of the Japan security treaty. The panel said the treaty serves the best interests of Japan and the United States and the non Communist world. It noted internal Communist pressure and a minority threatening parliamentary government in Japan. The committee approved the measure unanimously after a brief 20 minute debate, and Chairman J William Fulbright aimed for Senate approval Thursday.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Senate
United States
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Lack of Rain Hurting Some Va Farm Areas
The Virginia Crop Reporting Service reports drought affecting parts of the state while clear weather supports harvesting of small grains and transplanting tobacco. Pasture conditions dip slightly but remain generally good, with corn in good condition though growth slowed by cool weather. Eastern Shore begins potato harvests along with cabbage and snap beans.
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Richmond
Virginia Crop Reporting Service
Virginia
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