Bandits Captured After Robbery Attempt At Kansas Store
Two armed robbers, described as Negroes, escaped capture after tossing their revolvers into a bucket and fleeing when police and sheriff's deputies surrounded a Kansas City supermarket. About 12 employees were held for over an hour as officers moved in with riot guns and tear gas. The manager, Jerry Baker, tried to open the time-locked safe at 8:45 am. An alarm was tripped but not noticed by the bandits. No one was injured.
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Liberal Party Backing Johnson Endorses 1964 Ticket
NEW YORK AP The Liberal party endorses President Johnson for November election. The Albany aligned party, mainly nominating Democratic candidates, occasionally fields own candidates and sometimes supports Republican nominees.
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Liberal Party
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New York State
Pulpit Exchange By Methodists
Methodist ministers from New Hampshire will exchange pulpits with Negro ministers from the South within a month. Bishop James K. Mathews said exchanges cover salary homes and all duties and may last 60 days to over a year. A spokesman did not name participants or communities involved.
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New Hampshire
James K. Mathews
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Emmy Awards On TV Tonight
Emmy telecast on NBC from 8 to 10:30 p.m. CST faces boycotts by CBS and ABC over bloc voting concerns. Comedian Joey Bishop will host from the Hollywood Palladium with CBS star E. G. Marshall officiating on the New York end.
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Kansans Split as House Debates Agriculture and Honors
The House rejected a motion to suspend rules and award a gold medal to Henry Kaiser 150 to 143 with Kansas Republicans Dole Ellsworth Shriver and Shubitz voting on various motions. An agriculture bill was sent back 186 to 187 with party lines and a later 311 to 64 passage favored by Dole Shriver and Skubitz.
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Fred Hall backs Nelson Rockefeller for GOP ticket
Former Kansas Governor Fred Hall endorsed New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller for the GOP presidential nomination saying Rockefeller more nearly fits the ideal Republican concept and could weld the party factions. Hall seeks the Republican nomination for U S senator from California.
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Baker to Confer Honorary Degrees
Baker University will confer honorary degrees June 1 on Methodist Bishop Gerald Ensley of Iowa Reverend Alfred D. Hager of Asbury Methodist Church Prairie Village Kansas and Truman McEver of Russellville Arkansas chairman of the division of science at Arkansas Polytechnic College. Rwanda has no known mineral resources no railroad and less than a mile of paved road.
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Complaint Is Needed Against Give-Aways
Reno County Attorney Mike Chalfant says action will be taken against merchant give away programs used to promote trade. If customers are not required to spend more, the crackdown will relax. he intends to push for a modern law or test case, and will continue enforcement against drawings or lotteries.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Reno
Mike Chalfant
Chalfant
Weather brief for Kansas City temperature and precipitation
Kansas City weather report for the 24 hour period ending at 6 a m shows high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. The data provide a snapshot of daily conditions for area residents and travelers.
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Kansas City
America Leads World in Cigarette Exports in 1963
The United States topped the globe as the leading cigarette exporter in 1963, shipping 23.2 billion cigarettes valued at over $105 million, up from $68 million six years earlier.
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Yorks Condition Very Satisfactory
Medal of Honor winner Sgt. Alvin York was listed in very satisfactory condition at Veterans Hospital after admission for internal hemorrhaging. Doctors stopped the bleeding hours after he was rushed by ambulance and he will remain hospitalized several days. York, 76, lives on a Pall Mall, Tennessee mountain farm and has been bed ridden for about 10 years.
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Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
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Pall Mall
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Tuareg Sheik in Timbuktu Amasses Wealth in Camels
Tuaregs near Timbuktu count wealth in camels led by a 50 camel sheik. The report notes the desert traders measure status and riches by livestock holdings.
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Timbuktu
Wiles Opens Campaign in St. John Kansas
Harry G. Wiles officially kicks off his gubernatorial bid in St. John. He emphasizes funding for school programs and urges more state funds without tax increases.
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ST. John, Kan
Harry G. Wiles
Kansas
One Fatality In Weekend Kansas Traffic
One traffic fatality was reported on Kansas highways during the weekend. Mrs. Lysle M. Stanley, 61, of Kansas City, was killed in a two car collision at the south edge of Atchison on Saturday. Her husband, 68, a printer for the Kansas City Star, was injured.
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Lysle M. Stanley
Kansas City
Atchison
Kansas City Star
Auto Crash Victim Dead. Two Injured in Route 56 Collision
One man died from injuries suffered in an March 27 automobile crash in Great Bend. Frederick L. Schuele, 20, of Atchison, and another person were injured in the same accident.
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