Push Anti Poverty Bill For Passage In Two Days
In Washington, Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield seeks to push President Johnsons 962.5 million anti poverty bill through the Senate within two days despite GOP opposition led by Barry Goldwater. The measure would fund job corps, community programs, rural loans, and Volunteer for America Corps while facing House hearings and strong partisan debate.
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
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Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
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House
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Ate Bill
Volunteers For America Corps
Coffin Proposes Junior Johnson Program in Kansas
Democratic gubernatorial candidate J Donald Coffin outlined a Junior Johnson program during a campaign stop. He advocated a tax cut modeled on the national administration, a state war on poverty, adoption of a state wage and hour law, stronger anti-trust and anti-monopoly protections, and repeal of the state income tax for individuals.
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Kansas
J. Donald Coffin
Coffin
Kansas Drive For Goldwater in State Republican Ranks
WICHITA AP Facilities of the pre convention organization in Kansas for Sen Barry Goldwater will be dovetailed with regular Republican groups as fast as possible, said Bill Whorton director of the Goldwater group after returning from the Republican National Convention. He noted backers expect more recognition at state party levels but denied factional conflict amid integration efforts.
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Wichita
Kansas
Barry Goldwater
Bill Whorton
Goldwater Group
Whorton
Goldwater
Fac
Sedgwick County
Whorteen
Republican Party.” Whorteon
Heat Wave Brings 104 Degree Readings Across Kansas
Area forecast shows continued heat through Thursday with 100 to 105 degrees expected. At 1 p.m. today Topeka read 104 degrees, the fourth century-plus day this month, breaking the 1941 high for this date. Overnight lows mid 70s to near 80. Hutchinson and Russell tied at 104 degrees.
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Kansas
Central Plains
Olathe
Manhattan
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Russell
VFW Feed Serves 300 Plus At Annual Event
More than 300 persons were served fried chicken at the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars merchants' appreciation feed last night at the VFW clubrooms. The meal, organized by the post for members and town participants, supports VFW activities.
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VFW
The
Post
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes Due
Marion Showalter Neo sho county treasurer says payments due by August 1 to avoid publication of delinquent real estate and descriptions in The Chanute Tribune. Names published weekly for three weeks before September 1. Personal property deadline August 15, with accounts turned to the sheriff. As of June 30, 97.68 percent of $2,345,076.62 collected.
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Marion Showalter
Neosho County
Showalter
Chanute Tribune
Two aging cats inherit trust from late Dr. Grier
In San Diego Superior Court, Brownie aged 15 and Hellcat 14 were named heirs in the will of the late Dr. William W. Grier. Their $435,000 trust provides income and a $35,000 home, with care by Mrs. Avila Horn. The estate was approved after the authorizing will, dated June 2, 1963, and two other cats died before him. They reportedly eat well, costing about ten dollars weekly.
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LA Jolla
Calif
William W. Grier
San Diego Superior Court
Boy Killed By Lightning near West Plains
A lightning bolt struck 12 year old David Eugene Walker after he stepped from a car halted by a blinding rainstorm on U S 160 east of West Plains Missouri. He died from the strike while his mother Mrs Ralph Walker and other family members were treated for shock.
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West Plains
David Eugene Walker
Ralph Walker
FBI Probes Communist Influence in New York Racial Violence
The FBI is probing possible Communist influence in New York City racial violence that continued through the night in Brooklyn and left two Black residents critically wounded by police. Acting Mayor ScrVane cites fringe groups including the Communist party as inciting Harlem disorders and questions funding for rallies and inflammatory statements. The Daily News says agitators from extreme left and right backed the violence, including money linked to a Texas millionaire for Black Muslims. Harlem remained relatively quiet Tuesday while Bedford-Stuyvesant saw looting and about twenty arrests as Mayor Wagner cut short a European vacation due to the unrest.
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Brooklyn
Paul R. Screvane
The
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Texas
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Robert F. Wagner
State Printer Timberlake Here
State Printer Timberlake here Tuesday in his campaign for re election on the Republican ticket. He visited friends made new acquaintances and was joined by his cousin Ralph Willcott at 1220 W. 2nd during the business area call.
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Bud) Timberlake
Leavenworth
Ralph Willcott
W. 2Nd
Glades Day Proclaimed in Yates Center and Woodson County
Woodson County Commissioners and Yates Center City Council declare Saturday July 25 John V. Glades for Lieutenant Governor Day. Officials say Glades is an outstanding citizen and will be celebrated with a free meal at 6 p.m. and entertainment hosted by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Yates Center
John V. Glades
Woodson County
John Lynch
County Board of Commissioners
Robert Morto
Glades
Yates Center Chamber of Commerce
Exile March Disrupts Washington Cuba Protest
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers weigh steps against Cuba as a march of Cuban exiles in Washington turns violent. Rusk urges action while police restore order after hundreds clash near the Pan American Union. Demonstrators from Miami New York Baltimore and Chicago wave Cuba si Russia no signs as Venezuela pushes OAS sanctions and cites Castro agents in Venezuela.
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Dean Rusk
United States
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Lincoln Memorial
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New York
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Records In Power Demands Records In Power Demands
Hot July heat pushes hourly power demand to 12,300 kilowatts at 5 p m and 24 hour generation to 216 000 kilowatthours. Last summer highs were 11 500 and 209 000. City power chief John Lofthouse says needs are met and no problems are seen. Two new diesel units' startup is delayed indefinitely.
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Lofthouse
Two Boys Injured In Savonburg Motorcycle Crash
Two 14 year old boys were injured when a motorcycle collided with a 1951 Ford pickup one mile north and east of Savonburg around 6 20 p m. Allen county sheriff's office investigated but had not filed a full report. Names given: Paul Bershoner and Phillip Ericson. Bershoner possibly Kansas City and en route to a hospital there. Ericson likely Elsmore and remained at Fort Scott hospital. Truck driver identified as Larry Ray Nelson of Elsmore. Accident occurred on a county road.
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Allen County Sheriff's Office
Paul Bershoner
Phillip Ericson
Fort Scott
Bershoner
Kansas City
Ericson
Elsmore
Fort Scott Hospital
Larry Ray Nelson i
Driver Arrested After DWI in Erie County
Highway patrol arrested Bessie I. Green, 61, of Erie R 1 on a driving while intoxicated charge. She was lodged at the city jail until morning and then transported to Erie by Sheriff George Neely.
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Highway Patrol
Bessie I. Green
Erie R 1
Erie
George Neely
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha During Primary Season
An intercepted letter to Cha references looming political decisions with less than two weeks until the August primary. The brief note ends with a courteous closing.
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Three die in Akron mud hole collapse during storm
A sewer line collapse created a 40-foot mud crater on a four lane highway. A 10-year-old girl Claudia Shidler, Akron officer Ronald Rotruck and Georgetown University student Hugh O Neil were missing and presumed drowned after attempting rescue. Claudia's mother Velma Shidler and neighbor Janet Lewis were hospitalized. Rescuers fought through the night as soil sloughed and a sheet metal casing was lowered into the hole.
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Ohio
Claudia Shidler
Ronald D. Rotruck
Hugh M. O'Neil
Georgetown University
General Tire and Rubber Co
William O'Neil
Claudia
Velma Shidler
Janet Lewis
Third Sign Of Welcome Underway
Chanute Jaycee meeting at Tioga Hotel awarded trophies for longest drive and top junior and senior finishes. Malson and Leverenz advanced to Hutchinson state meet after low scores. A new Welcome sign is under construction at Chanute and recent Jaycee awards were announced.
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Mike Ashley
Jeff Leverence
Ken Malson
Malson
Leverenz
Hutchinson
Dean Sutcliffe
Dwight Blackwood
Chanute
Chanute Club
Jack Groves
Kansas
Boy Scout Bitten by Dog To Return To New York
A Boy Scout bitten by a dog in St Louis was expected to arrive in Whitesboro New York late today with his traveling group. Police and Scout officials planned rabies shots as a precaution after the bite occurred Tuesday. The group, en route from a Boy Scout ranch in New Mexico, earlier stayed at a Washington University field house and treated the boy before the parents, vacationing in Old Forge, came to meet him.
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N. Y
St. Louis
Steven Palmer
Springfield
Ohio
Palmer
New Mexico
Washington University
Old Forge
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