Former Special Adviser To President Kennedy Draws 30-Day Prison Sentence
Landis pleaded guilty Aug. 2 to
five counts of filing tardy federal
income tax returns on five years
of income totalling Vm.S7. He
could have received a maximum
l !-W RK (UP"-Jamcs M.portunity for renection.
iwwim ucan oi ine Har
vard Law School and special ad
viser to President Kennedy, was
sentenced Friday in federal court
to ju days in prison for "unlaw.
lully. wilfully and knowingly
failing to file and pay in
come taxes on time.
Landis, 63, was visibly shaken
as Judge Sylvester J. Ryan im
posed sentence and commisserat
ed with the famed attorney's
"weakness." He sat at the
defense table in a pravcrful atti
tude, his body trembling and his
nairas, clasped before his fare,
opening and closing spasmodically-
Landis' attorney, William War
ren, said Landis had come to
court from a neurological institu
tion where he had voluntarily
confined himself for the past sev
eral days. The judge said Landis
must have medical attention and
hospitalization and spoke of Lan
dis long record" of psychiatric
treatment.
"But 1 can't let you go without
the imposition of some small sen
tence," the judge said. "1 must
give you some time not for pun
ishment hut to give you an op-
sentence of one year in prison on
each count and a total of fcSO.000
in fines.
Landis was charged with not
having filed income tax returns
for llie years 1956 through I960
until recently. He filed them all
at one time, according to authori
ties, and paid $94,492.36 in back
taxes and civil penalties.
Landis was a personal adviser
to Kennedy during his campaign
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Aug. at, Iftl
Traffic cases
Bart McMahon, failure to yield right
of way to vehkle, J25 forfaited.
Douglas D. Van Buskirk, violation of
basic rule, 35 in 25, S10 forfeited.
Raymond S. Tice, disobeying traffic
signal, SlO forfeited.
Irma Grace Watson, disobeying traffic
signal, no forfeited.
Frederico Jesus Rodrique, expired ve
hicle license, $7.50 forfeited; excessive
tire noise, J7.50 forfeited.
Arthur Chester Spinney, violation of
basic rule, 45 in 25, S10 fine.
Richard Lee Stombough, disobeying
traffic signal, $10 fine.
Jack Lewis Sexton, no operator's li
cense, S7.50 forfeited.
Joe Arthur Phitlippay, violation of bas
ic rule, 40 In 30, SlO forfeited.
Altie Scroaqlns, violation of basic rule,!
35 in 25, $10 forfeited.
Patty Jean Sherrill, expired vehicle li
cense, J7.S0 forfeited.
William Oren Wilson, no operator's li
cense, S7.50 forfeited.
William Kenneth Thomas, excessive ex
haust noise, S7.50 forfeited.
Leona Gale York, disobeying stop sign,
$10 forfeited.
Walter Gail Wiesendanger, disobeying
stop sign, $10 forfeited. j
Kermit F. Taylor, violation of basic '
rule. 30 In 20. SlO forfeited.
Robert G. Hlmelwright, no operator's
license in possession, $7.50 forfeited.
David L. Nason, following too closely,
SlO forfeited.
Betty L. Locke, no operator's license,
$7.50 forfeited.
Ray Jack Johnson, no operator's li
cense, S7.50 forfeited.
Ciarence E. Jenkins, no operator's li
cense, $7.50 forteited.
Dorothy O. Jackson, violation of basic
rule, 40 In 30, S10 forfeited.
Gerald Orlo Hinksort, improper passing,
$10 forteited.
Walter Lamarr Henry, failure to yield
right of way to vehicle, SlO forteited.
Myron Lewis Leroy, disobeying stop
, sign, $10 forfeited.
Vernon D. Lambert, violation of basic
i rule, 35 in 25, S10 forfeited.
William Robert Brehm, violation ot
basic rule, 30 in 20, SlO forfeited,
Dennis Leroy Hegi, excessive tire
, noise, S7.50 forfeited.
Kathleen E. Davlder, failure1 to yield
, right of way to vehicle, $25 forfeited.
Stanley Cwiek, disobeying traffic light,
310 forfeited.
Roy Earl Clark, no operator's license.
$7.50 forfeited.
Leroy George Drace, failure to yield
, right ot way to vehicle, $25 forfeited.
Lena Lee Blair, failure to yield right ot
way to vehicle, $25 forfeited.
Steve Burke, disobeying traffic sign,
$10 forfeited.
Billy Charles Bowles prohibitive left
turn, $10 forfeited; no operator's license
on person, $7.50 forteited.
Stewart L. Hawkins, warrant, no oper
ator's license, $12.50 forfeited.
Kenneth E. Bailey, meter ticket war
rant, $7 forfeited.
Tony A. Bonotlo, meter ticket war
rant, $12 forfeited.
Donald M. Brasco, meter ticket war
rant, si forfeited.
Gene C. Mitchell, meter ticket war
rant. $13 forfeited.
Carlos Lugo Jr., meter ticket warrant,
1 $30 forfeited.
Richard Allen Jackson, meter ticket
warrant, $10 forfeited.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Aug. 30, t3
Richard Bardowiky, drunk, $23 or five 1 1
, or ib aavs.
Wilbur Harrington, drunk, $25 or five 1
or 10 nays.
Robert Lee Huitt, drunk, $25 or fivt or ,1
10 days.
Jack Franklin Anctrus, engaged in gam
bling game, continued.
Clyde Carl Byrd, engaged In gam-!
btinq game, continued.
William Patrick King, conducting gam
1 bliiio game, continued.
Byron Archer, conducting gambling I
came, connnueo.
William Kenneth Cash, drunk, $25 or
five or 10 dnvs.
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si a fn h is
and took a special assignmentiment service by President Frank-
two years ago to survey federal lin D. Itoosevelt in 1933 and be-
reguiaiory agencies lor tne ad-ieame the principal architect of
inuiisiiauon ana oner suggestions
for improvement.
He was brought into povern-
the new securities law. He was
a member of the Federal Trade
Commission and from 1M5 to
1937 was head of tlie Securities
and Exchange Commission.
He headed the Civil Aeronau
tics Board in tlie Truman admin
istration, but President Truman
unceremoniously dumped him in
1947.
Landis then went to work for
Joseph P. Kennedy, the Presi
dents father, in helping run
tlie far flung Kennedy enterprises.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon
Sunday, September 1, 1963
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