Auxiliary Police To Meet Threat in Mississippi
In Neshoba County Mississippi an auxiliary police force forms to meet integration threats as the State High Patrol doubles efforts in the search for three civil rights workers. About 110 farmers volunteered for deputization by Sheriff Lawrence Rainey. Mississippi anticipates a new wave of 250 workers from an orientation center in Oxford Ohio. 100 U.S. sailors patrol red dirt roads near State Route 16 as the Pearl River is dragged in the manhunt. Governor Paul Johnson orders intensified patrols.
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Philadelphia
Miss. Ap’ -Neshoba County
State High Patrol
Lawrence Rainey
Rainey
Mississippi
Oxford
Ohio
U.S
Pearl River
Highway Patrol
Paul Johnson
Johnson
CIA
Allen Dulles
FBI
Dulles
White House
Gov. Johnson
Neshoba County
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Maryland penitentiary graduation mirrors high school ceremony
In Baltimore the peniten tiary School of Adult Education held a Friday night graduation where 41 senior and 47 junior high graduates received certificates and diplomas. Valedictorian Jonathan Sellers, 33, a 15 year inmate, aims to teach here next year as Mayor McKeldin presented equivalency certs. For 12 hours weekly, instructors and inmate volunteers run classes from 6 to 10 p.m. nightly, costing $30 per student annually.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Theodore R. McKeldin
State Board of Education
Jonathan Sellers
Sellers
Vernon L. Pepersack
Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
Galena Girl Named Southeast Kansas Dairy Princess
Loretta Kreiger of Galena R 1 Cherokee county was announced as the 1964 Southeast Kansas Dairy Princess at a Parsons dinner for candidates and parents. Phyllis Rensing, Coffeyville, Neosho county, is the county representative, with Jerrie Jennings Coffeyville the alternate. The winner advances to state and national contests at Hutchinson in September.
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Loretta Kreiger
Galena R. 1
Cherokee County
Parsons
Phyllis Rensing
Lloyd Rensing
Neosho County
Jerrie Jennings
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Janet Kinzey
Longton
Elk County
Linda Greer
Altamont
Labette County
Miss Jennings
Southeast Kansas
Hutchinson
Intercepted Letter From Dear Cha About Graduation Security
An OCR snippet discusses Pen High School graduates and security measures. The intercepted letter mentions care for graduates and concludes with a sign-off Yours. The readable text focuses on protection aspects linked to the school community.
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Pen High School
Phone directive for Tribune readers after hours
Instructions urge readers to contact Tribune by dialing HE 1 3400 after 6 PM if their carrier cannot reach the number. The terse note prioritizes after hours reachability and directs use of the specified exchange to connect with Tribune services.
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Tribune
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka for 24 Hours
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hour tally to 9 am Saturday June 1 1964 with 56 deaths, compared to 1963 figure of 55 and 1964 comparable 286 through the year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Death Leap Watched in Horror at Pittsburgh Bridge
Scores of spectators at a downtown Pittsburgh riverside concert watched in horror as an elderly man leaped from the Sixth Street Bridge into the Allegheny River. Police identified him as Forest W. Car of nearby Emsworth after he shouldered through the crowd and escaped restraint.
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Pittsburgh
Forest W. Car
Emsworth
Sixth Street
Allegheny River
Weather summary for Kansas wheat harvest foresees warm weekend
Area forecast calls for fair weather and continued warmth through Sunday with highs in the mid 90s and lows 65 to 70. Topeka reports good harvest weather with overnight lows ranging 53 to 68 across Goodland to Salina.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Salina
Good Way to Boost Club Attendance
Siouxland Ser toma Club members responded to an announcement that topless bathing suit would be modeled at Friday luncheon. Three bathing beauties with tops posed with Irv Nogg who wore trunks and a wig. Club officials admit it was a gag to boost luncheon attendance.
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Sioux City, Iowa
Siouxland Sertoma Club
Irv Nogg
Missiles handed to Cuban forces amid Cuba pullout
Washington reports the Soviet Union is transferring antiaircraft missile operations in Cuba to Cuban forces as troop withdrawals near completion. About 600 to 800 Soviet personnel left last month with 1,200 more to go. a training mission of 800 to 1,000 remains. The SAM network could still threaten U S reconnaissance planes, though central command may stay under Soviet control. In a separate move, the OAS voted to convene July 21 to consider breaking all ties with Cuba, with Venezuela backing sanctions and Mexico abstaining.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
United States
Organization of American States
Hemisphere
Castro
Mexico
Venezuela
OAS
Car overturns after near-miss at rural intersection
A 1962 Chevrolet driven by Garry Woolery 19 of Thayer R 2 rolled on a county road three miles south and a mile east of Earlton after braking to avoid a westbound pickup. Passenger wife 19 shaken. doctor visit planned. Sheriff Neely estimated damage at 700 dollars. visibility at the stop sign was obscured by weeds.
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Garry A. Woolery
Thayer R. 2
George Neely
Earlton
Neely
Ralph Earl Studebaker
Thayer
Woolery
Kansas Boy Killed In Mountain Fall
A 16 year old Kansas boy Jeffery John Cook of Augusta died after falling on Humbug Mountain near Gold Beach Oregon while camping with his parents and two brothers. He and his brothers planned to climb the 1756 foot peak but the group became separated. The father later found the body on the mountain ridge.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Kansas
Humbug Mountain
Jeffery John Cook
Augusta
Kan
Richard B. Cook
Humbug State Park
Oregon Coast
Jeffery
Christopher
Samuel
Timberlake Campaigns in Chanute for State Printer Re election
Republican candidate Tim Timberlake visited Chanute yesterday leading a southeast Kansas vote drive for his re election bid as state printer. He pitched his plans to voters and highlighted the need for continued leadership in printing services.
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Harry
Bud) Timberlake
Chanute
Timberlake
Kansas
Harry the Hawk Nabbed After Dive on Hat Thief
In Kansas City AP desk, Harry the Hawk dodged photographer David Stark before later being captured by local resident John Kolesar on the south side. Kolesar, known for past hawk encounters, snagged the diving bird by the legs and fed it raw steak before releasing it. The hawk has a pond area and targets red hats, including Kolesar’s.
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John Kolesar
Kolesar
167Th and
Holmes
Kansas City
Harry
Historic Diary of Oswald in Russia Reveals Unhappy Life
The Dallas Morning News reports Lee Harvey Oswald kept a diary from Oct 16, 1959, to Mar 27, 1962 detailing his unhappy Russia experience. He described failed citizenship hopes, romances with Rosa and Ella in Minsk, and marriage to Marina before returning to the United States with their daughter June Lee.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Russia
Dallas, Tex
Marina
United States
Hugh Aynesworth
Dallas Morning News
Oswald
Moscow
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Minsk
Red Cross
Washington
United
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