Barry to Vote No on Rights Bill Rejects Scranton push
Washington AP Barry Goldwater accused Pennsylvania Governor Scranton of pressuring him to abandon principles by backing the civil rights bill He said he will oppose the measure arguing it intrudes on constitutional Republican ideals Goldwater warned Scranton that supporting the bill would jeopardize his chances against President Johnson next November
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Barry
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William C. Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Senate
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
GOP
Arizona
America
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Roads and highways key to Kansas industry, Boyd says
Republican governor candidate Huck Boyd visited here urging super highways and rail facilities as essential to Kansas, noting industrial growth relies on expanding transportation, attracting new firms, and correcting negative state impressions to draw business, with five growth factors outlined. He planned further stops, including Humboldt.
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Kansas
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Boyd
Phillipsburg
Main
Humboldt
Train Blows Kill 20 in South Viet Nam Attack
Communist guerrillas blew up four cars of a crowded passenger train, killing 20 civilians in one of the worst civilian terrorism incidents. Rescue crews recovered bodies and aided the injured as night operations gave way to daylight surveys of the wreckage.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Swimmer Overcomes Suicide Attempt In Atlantic Swim
Leo Ledoux, 160 pounds and a former seaman, endured a 39 hour 80 mile swim in the Atlantic that began as a suicide attempt. He was pulled from the water about 1 p.m. Thursday thirty two miles off Riviera Beach after swimming most of the night. He described alternating between drowning thoughts and life preserving will to live as a yacht, helicopter, and Coast Guard searched the area.
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Miami
Fla
Leo Ledoux
Atlantic
Riviera Beach
Miami Beach
Ledoux
Miami Coast Guard
Phyllis Rensing Crowned Neosho Dairy Princess 1964
Phyllis Rensing R 3 was crowned Neosho County Dairy Princess for 1964 at a dinner program honoring the princess candidates last night at the Tioga Hotel. Cynthia Brant Earlton was named alternate. Ivan Strickler Lola dairyman and Mrs Strickler were the judges. Miss Rensing will represent the county in district competition June 26 at Parsons. District winners compete later in statewide judging. Linda VanCleave of Galesburg?
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Phyllis Rensing
Neosho County
Tioga Hotel
Cynthia Brant
Earlton
Ivan Strickler
Lola Dairyman
Strickler
Miss Rensing
Parsons
Linda VanCleave
Gales
Sandy Arthur
Joe Arthur
Eric
Richey Durg
Lois Barnhart
Everett Barnhart
Home Savings Assn
Margaret Tipping
John Tipping
Erie
Home State Bank of Erie
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
County Agricultural Extension Office
J. W. Winfrey
The
American Dairy Assn of
Kan
Teacher'll Gain Know How Doctor Returns to Practice
A schoolmaster with little sea experience and Dr Julia Ambler, a blonde physician, plan a 28 foot ketch voyage from Nassau to England in 60 days. Wilkinson built Odette while head master at Rock Sound Eleuthera. Ambler previously crossed the Atlantic with doctors sailing to the Bahamas. They expect a tough voyage with stops in Bermuda and the Azores before the final leg to England. The pair downplay romance as the trip begins Monday from Fort Lauderdale.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
England
Wilkinson
Rock Sound
Eleuthera
Dr. Ambler
Debate on Rights Turns Bitter as Civil Rights Fight Intensifies
Washington AP reports the Senate engaging in sharp bitter debate as final passage nears with Southern senators irked by Northern lectures on racial issues. The clash centers on civil rights, highlighting partisan tensions and regional frictions.
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Washington
Senate
Garnett Prepares For Two Big Days Of Sport Car Races
Garnett Kansas readies for two major sports car racing days on the Fourth of July weekend. Mayor Gwinn Shell cites 1963 riots, increasing police presence, and crowd management plans while organizers promise entertainment after races. Officials expect substantial economic impact but guard against past disturbances.
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Garnett
Kan
Chanute
Kansas City
Sports Car Club of America
Shell
National Guard
Highway Patrol
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Allen Rush
Philip Smith
the Guard
Weather forecast for area shows warm, windy days
Fair to partly cloudy conditions give way to afternoon and night showers and thunderstorms. Tonight low around the middle 70s with Saturday sunshine and storms, high in the mid 90s.
Rains and tornado scare hit Kansas as storms spread
Topeka and northeastern Kansas faced heavy rain and a tornado alert with a funnel sighting west of the capital. Damage was minimal near Lake Shawnee where a fence fell and trees were damaged as unsettled air continues across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Lake Shawnee
Ashley, Evans Reach Kansas Women’s Amateur Final
In Salina Kan Jackie Evans of Topeka and 21 year old Joan Ashley of Chanute advance to the 1964 Kansas Women’s Amateur final. Evans defeated Carolyn Dunham of Salina 2 up in semifinals while Ashley edged Dorothy Graham of El Dorado after 19 holes to win 1 up.
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Salina, Kan
Jackie Evans
Topeka
Joan Ashley
Chanute
Kansas
Miss Evans
Carolyn Dunham
Salina
Miss Ashley
Dorothy Graham
el Dorado
Freeway delivery in jam ends with surprise birth
Henry Cavanaugh’s wife Christien gave birth during a freeway traffic jam. A couple, later identified as Mr. and Mrs. Julian Blanco of Azusa, delivered the baby and helped move mother and child to a hospital after the car collision. Cavanaugh, a 39 year old construction worker, was left to handle his vehicle.
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Los Angeles
Henry Cavanaugh
Christien
Julian Blanco
Azusa
Cavanaugh
Blancos
Larceny Charged Of Youths In Gasoline and Tire Theft
Two youths Kenneth Dean Jeffers and Lyle Wayne Yowell face grand larceny charges after police linked them to stealing two spare wheels and tires from Fisher Motor Co. on March 23 valued at 71.51 dollars. They admitted to multiple thefts at the lot, including tires wheels a wheel hub brake drum brake shoes and a motor coil. Several tires were recovered with some dumped into Santa Fe Lake. Preliminary hearing reset to 3 p.m. July 16. both released on 500 dollars bond.
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Kenneth Dean Jeffers
R. 3
Lyle Wayne Yowell
Humboldt
Fisher Motor Co
Fishe Lot
Foodtown
Santa Fe Lake
Intercepted Letter on Public Spotlight and Civil Rights Vote
A reader notes that if all congressmen faced the same public spotlight as Goldwater on Civil Rights voting, there would be more voting and greater consideration of the issues.
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Goldwater
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