Civil rights to top campaign agenda for LBJ and Goldwater
President Johnson and Republican nominee Barry Goldwater agreed to avoid inflaming racial tensions as the civil rights issue will shape the campaign. A 16 minute White House talks ended with a brief statement from George Reedy noting both men favored keeping tensions down while continuing to debate the issue.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
White House
Arizona
George Reedy
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Reedy
Sen
Deaths and Funerals for Margaret Mohler and J O Couch
Margaret Arpin Mohler 64 of 302 N Forest died Friday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a weeklong illness. A nurse, she served as administrator and director of nurses at multiple Kansas hospitals and retired last year in Chanute. J O Couch, 68, died at his Nowata home after a presumed heart attack. He had lived in Chanute, worked with Lynde Walter Darby oil firms, and belonged to Chanute VFW Post. Burial and service details are provided for both, with memorial contributions suggested to Neosho Memorial Hospital Memorial Fund.
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Margaret Arpin Mohler
N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Formosa
Christ's Hospital
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Girard General Hospital
Girard
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Chanute
U.S. Public Health Service
Columbus
Eastern Star
Episcopal Church
William Wilson
Scandia
Esther Yount
Rexford
Virginia Patrick
Hastings
Neb
John H. Mohler
Scranton
Harold M. Mohler
Clair K. Mohler
Andover
Tom K. Mohler
Sandy
Ore
Grace Episcopal Church
Richard Lintner
Memorial Park
Johnson Mortuary
J. O. Couch
Nowata
Okla
Lynde Walter Darby Oil
VFW Post
Marie
Jim Hooker
Dewey
Benjamin Chapel
Nowata, Okla
Caney council bans water uses as supply dwindles
Caney Kansas residents face water restrictions as city officials seek new sources. The city council bans washing cars and machinery and watering lawns trees and shrubs while the supply in the town reservoir dwindles and efforts to secure another source continue.
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Caney, Kan
Caney
Democratic Convention Opens August 24 in Atlantic City
Washington AP The Democratic Party named John W. McCormack and Carl Albert to lead the 1964 nominating convention with McCormack as permanent chairman and Albert as Platform Committee chairman. Bailey announced plans for three days of Platform Committee meetings in Washington starting August 17 before the group moves to Atlantic City.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Rep
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Atlantic City
Convention Arrangements Committee
John M. Bailey
McCormack
Albert
Bailey
Platform Committee
Posters Down Under Old Law In Fergus Falls Race
Workers for a congressional candidate removed 180 campaign posters after City Attorney Monson checked a 1911 ordinance prohibiting handbills or posters without a city license. Police said the ordinance had not been enforced before.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Philip R. Monson
New City Manager Appointed for Coffeyville
Coffeyville Kansas taps Earl Keaton of Hurst Texas as city manager to replace Barrett Jones who resigned May 4. Keaton previously led Hurst for eight months until resigning in May 1963 and has also served as city manager of Colorado City and Midland in Texas.
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Coffeyville
Wichitan Killed In Bus Crossing Accident
Mrs. Ivan Farris about 50 of Cheney Kansas was killed Friday night when struck by a car as she stepped from a bus at U S 54 and Cheney Road twenty five miles west of Wichita.
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Wichita
Ivan Farris
Cheney
Kan
WU. S. 54
Cheney Road
Barham Campaign Ad For County Commissioner Post
A political advertisement by L. K. Barham promoting candidacy for County Commissioner District 3. The notice emphasizes Barham as the Democrat candidate and attributes the ad to Barham's campaign funds.
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L. K. Barham
CO. Comm
DIST
Atomic Blast Injures Six at Rhode Island Plant
Providence AP report says six workers were hurt after an explosion at United Nuclear in Charlestown Rhode Island. Technician Robert Peabody, 38, received a large dose of radiation and is isolated for treatment. Five others were hospitalized for observation as plant officials cited a safety procedure violation.
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Providence
R.I
Charlestown
New United Nuclear
Howard Laskey
Robert Peabody
Peabody
United Nuclear Corp
Teeter Totter Teens Set Endless See-Saw Record
In Ventura California David Williams and Pat McCook, both 13, ended a 101 hour teeter-totter session after surpassing a 100 hour mark set in 1951 at College of the Pacific. They claimed the world seesaw record, offering no formal strategy beyond improvised motion.
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Ventura
Calif
David Williams
Pat McCook
David
College of the Pacific
Medieval page boys shaped modern wedding ring bearers
Page boys attached to well to do households in medieval Italy participated in wedding ceremonies and became forerunners of today’s ring bearers.
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Italy
Social Guests Visit Burris Family In Oregon And Kansas
Mrs. John Plankinton Jane and others from San Leandro to Emporia visit Mrs. L. P. Burris at 719 Evergreen and Bruce Burris 1101 W 2nd. A family supper is planned at Bruce Burris home with Maple Leaf Tea Room gathering Sunday. Timothy Wayne Schroeder was born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schroeder of Houston, with Ralph Carr as grandfather.
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John Plankinton
Jane
San Leandro
Calif
Fred Shideler
Corvallis
Ore
L. P. Burris
Evergreen
Bruce Burris
Burrises
Fred Gades
Susan
Wichita
Hugo T. Wedell
Glenn Torrey
Elizabeth
Rebecca
Peter
Emporia
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Melvin Schroeder
Houston
Tex
Timothy Wayne
Ralph Carr
S. Evergreen
Schroeders
Suzanne
Linda Schroeder
Lutheran High
Huston
Wedell Guests With Butins In Wichita
Mr and Mrs Hugo T Wedell of Wichita are house guests of Dr and Mrs James A Butin and Frank at 115 S Evergreen.
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Hugo T. Wedell
Wichita
James A. Butin
Frank
S. Evergreen
Pawhuska to host largest amateur rodeo queen parade
Mrs. Fred R. Taylor of Route 3 is among 40 contestants in the Pawhuska International Cavalcade in Pawhuska Oklahoma this weekend. The queen will be chosen Sunday afternoon. Her children Larry 12 and Kathryn 10 will compete in barrel and pole races respectively.
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Fred R. Taylor
Wekend
Pawhuska
Oklo
United States
Taylor
Larry
Kathryn
Two Minor Crashes Reported In City Parking Lot
Police logged two minor traffic accidents yesterday. A 1959 Ford backed by June Os born bumped a 1950 Dodge parked by Gary Bossel in a store lot at Main and Plummer, front damage to Bossel’s car. A second crash involved Mrs Mary Bartholomew and Mrs Don Simons in the 1100 block North Garfield.
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June Osborn
W. Beech
Gary Bossel
Washington
Main and
Plummer
Bossell
Mary Bartholomew
N. Garfield
Don Simons
North Garfield
Clips Quips From Small-Town Newspapers
A collection of witty quips and proverb style lines from various papers. Topics include aging, a mad dog in Brooklyn, courting dangers, optimism about weeds, and a wife delaying car-dent news after dinner.
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Atchison Globe
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Neosho Memorial Hospital daily notices list Friday admissions including Mrs Carroll Christmas R2 and Mrs Charles Morelan with listed addresses, Edward Michael Stark Carl Yates Mrs Julius Hawke Mrs Orval Swaney Mrs John Barney. Dismissals include Mrs Lester Grove, Gilbert Moss, Mrs Farrel Colston, Christine Rickerson and Alan Hart. fire run reported at Charles Skivina residence on 11 W 3rd with rags on porch.
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Carroll Christmas
R. 2
Charles Morelan
Humboldt
Edward Michael
Stark
Carl Yates
E. Elm
Julius Hawke
Earlton
Orval Swaney
S. Highland
John Barney
W. Main
Lester Grove
S. Evergreen
Gilbert Moss
Farrel Colston
Charles Skivina
Social Calendar for July 1964 in Dial Tribune
Social calendar entries include Past Matrons Club at Sunflower O.S. led by Mrs. Wayne Taylor at 7 30 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at Memorial Building 7 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Ride 7 15 p.m. Sweet Adeines at TB Hospital 7 32 p.m. Hulda Parker Chapter OFS at Mason ic Temple 7 30 p.m. BPW Circle at First Baptist Church covered dish. north shelterhouse Santa Fe Park 6 30 p.m. Ladies of Elks covered dish for husbands Elks Lake 6 0 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 a.m. on July 27 28 1964.
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Sunflower O.S
Wayne Taylor
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Duplicate Bridge Club
Sweet Adeines, Inc
Hulda Parker
OFS
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Church
North Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Ladies of Elks
Elks Lake
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
TOPS Meet Hosts Discussion at Sawyer Hall
TOPS meeting at Sawyer Hall Friday afternoon with Willa Babcock as coffee hostess. Mrs. Joe Hilton presided over the business session. An extensive question and answer discussion followed. Eight members attended.
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Willa Babcock
Tops Determinettes
Sawyer Hall
Joe Hilton
Strugglers Bridge Club Hosts Baby Shower
Mrs. Colvin hosted the Strugglers Bridge Club Thursday at 124 S. Garfield for bridge and a baby shower in honor of Mrs. John Havorka. Two tables played, desserts served, baby items awarded as prizes. Guests included Mrs. Robert Jenkins and Mrs. Robert Wells. Marion, Humboldt, to host August meeting.
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Strugglers Bridge Club
Ray Colvin
S. Garfield
John Havorka
Robert Jenkins
Robert Wells
Marion Marion
Humboldt
Shower Honors Martha Cooper
A bridal shower for Martha Cooper who will wed Gary Brennecke was held Wednesday evening at the First National Bank Community Room. Hostesses Jackie Churchill and her mother and Mrs. Dean Hilton. Prizes in bride bingo went to Janet O Conner and Judy Ranabarger who presented them to the honoree. The pink and silver theme featured a table with satin and net, silver bows, and a miniature bride and groom centerpiece. Invited guests included Martha Cooper’s family and friends from multiple states.
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Martha Cooper
Gary Brennecke
First National Bank
Jackie Churchill
Jack Churchill
Dean Hilton
Janet O Conner
Judy Ranabargar
Miss Cooper
Mmes
Truman Cooper
Paul Stennecke
Alice Phillies
Claremore
Ohio
Gary Cooper
la Mirada
Calif
Gary Braden
Mountain Home
Idaho
K. L. Trumbull
Roy Larson
Dean Lee
Kansas City
Neal Ford
Karen Campbell
Janet O'Conner
Susan Griffiths
Phyllis Ranabarger
Barnesville
Judy Ranabarger
Suzie Helier
Ruby Jackson
Ann Osborn
Sharon Burker
Shelia Conn
Redistricting Due Next Year
AP survey shows few states ready to elect legislatures this fall under new apportionment rules. Colorado and Michigan appear certain to elect next November under revised plans, while Kentucky, Massachusetts, Oregon and Vermont show varied timelines and court orders. A federal court in Vermont sets a clear deadline of April 1 for reapportionment.
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New York
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Colorado
Michigan
Kentucky
Oregon
Vermont
General Assembly
Mundell and Waring Tie Nuptials in Wyoming Chapel
Suzanne Mundell and Leonard E. Waring wed July 10 in the Chapel of Transfiguration at Moose Wyoming. Suzanne Mundell’s parents are Mr and Mrs Donald E Mundell of Walnut while Leonard E. Waring’s parents are Mr and Mrs Ford Waring of Pittsburgh. The couple met four years ago and will reside in Erie this fall with Mrs Waring teaching and Mr Waring commuting to Pittsburgh for school.
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Dell
Walnut
Senior Citizens In Talent Program
Senior Citizens met Friday afternoon in the Memorial building with Mrs. Elmer Mathews presiding A home talent program presented by members included singing readings skits and stunts Mrs Emanual Fletcher served as program chairman and director Women of the Nazarene church were hostesses serving cookies and iced tea Forty six mem
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Memorial Building
Elmer Mathews
Emanual Fletcher
Women of the Nazarene Church
Sub Debs Meet at Nancy Stipp Home
Sub Debs gathered Thursday evening at 201 S. Wilson to discuss pledge dance plans in an informal meeting led by Nancy Stipp. The next meeting is set with Coda Briley on July 27, and refreshments were served at close.
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Nancy Stipp
S. Wilson
Coda Briley
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