Almanac highlights and historical milestones for June 25 1964
The June 25 1964 Almanac notes Today is the 177th day with 189 to follow The last quarter moon visible in the morning planets Jupiter Saturn and Mars In 1868 Confederate states readmitted In 1876 Sitting Bull and Sioux win at Little Bighorn In 1950 Korea invasion begins In 1962 Supreme Court bars school prayer Nietzsche quote ends a thought for the day
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Sitting Bull
Little Big Horn
George Custer
South Korea
Supreme Court
Inter. Agg
CBS Reports spot profiles Kenyan student at Dartmouth
Waruhiu, 24, son of a Kenyan chieftain killed by Mau Mau, completes three years at Dartmouth in a CBS Reports study on foreign students education. The program follows his village roots, voyage to America, first sight of the Statue of Liberty, and his evolving view of U S culture amid broader exchange efforts.
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Dartmouth College
Waruhiu
Kenya
Mau Mau
Dartmouth
Waruhill
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America
Statue of Liberty
New York
INDEXING By MORRIS HIGLEY
Morris Higley argues Republicans imitate Lyndon Johnson to gain leverage at the convention. He notes no single rival can match Johnson and predicts GOP delegates will stick with Goldwater, while Scranton Rockefeller Nixon and Romney offer limited choice. He also voices concern about Supreme Court power shifting from federal branches.
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Morris Higley
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rocky
Scranton
Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Oters
United States
Rockefeller
Nixon
Romney
Texas
Goldwater
Community hit by June wind storm causes property damage
A high wind storm struck the community late June 20 causing damage to the RB Ransom and A Brune properties. The event prompted visits and gatherings at multiple homes as residents and relatives including the Monsons, Johnsons, and Daltons shared meals and condolences.
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T. A. Riddell
RB. Ransom
A. Brune
Elwood Tyson
Neva Gordon
Temple
E. R. Monson
GW. Jenkins
Tysons
H. G. Dalton
Oklahoma City
Haskell Dalton
H. A. Gray
M E du
San Antonio
Mmes Tate Timmons
Joe Crain
Lock Seal
Billy Hugh Crain
Crain
American Legion Hall
Vernon
Charlie Stillwell
Childress
Fred Ballards
Ricky
Gary Farr
R W Bostick
Bobby Jones
J F Sims
W M Allen
Patricia Jones
Francis Galloway
Lubbock
Bo Jones
Laura
Scott Badgett
Jones
Ed Stark
Lubock
Lenna Same
Charlie Johnston
Jeana Kay
Richard Wilson
Paducah
Dallas Love
Fannie Dunn
Bill Hoffma
Sam_ Hoffmans
Malta Tightens Public Morality on Swimwear and Affection
Maltese officials banned scanty swimming suits and public cuddling and kissing. Mrs. Vivian Degray distributed circulars warning local residents and others that violators will be prosecuted under the new law.
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Valleta
Malta
UPI
Vivian Degray
Record of lynchings tallies 1933 deaths by race at Tuskegee data
United Press International notes World Almanac counts lynching victims since 1900 totaling 1,933. Of these 196 were white and 1,797 were Black. The record is archived at Tuskegee Institute.
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United Press International
Tuskegee Institute
World Almanac
Birth of a son to Woods family at Kenman Hospital
Sioux Falls couple Mr and Mrs Joe Woods announce the birth of a son at 5 10 am today in Kenman Hospital. The infant weighs seven pounds four ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Rexroat of Chillicothe and paternal grandparent is Mrs FE Woods of Childress.
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Childress
Joe Woods
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Kenman Hospital
Paul Rexroat
Chillicothe
FE. J. Woods
Shawnee visitors return home after Fayetteville conference
Mrs Ollie Shanks and Mr and Mrs Don Shanks accompanied by Mrs Jim Martindale and Mrs Wade Kimbrough attended a Wesleyan Service Guild Conference at Mt Sequoyah in Fayetteville Arkansas last weekend before returning to Shawnee Oklahoma.
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Shawnee
Oklo
Ollie Shanks
Don Shanks
Jim Martindale
Wade Kimbrough
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mt. Sequoyah
Fayetteville
Ark
De Kalb Woman Chafes at Mrs Young Democrat Label
Mrs Edward Dawn Diedrich wife of De Kalb city attorney says she does not understand why she was named Mrs Young Democrat of Illinois. She worked for Charles Percy in the Illinois Republican primary last April.
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Illinois
Young Democrat
Edward Dawn _ Diedrich
Charles Percy
Farmer's share of retail food dollar slips
The U S Department of Agriculture compares 1957 59 averages with the last three months of 1963 in a News chart showing the farmer's share declined in all but one category ice cream.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Admitted this week include Terry Don Chapman Jackie Randall Mrs Ruby Steed Bill Adams Gary Don Morton and Mrs Dewayne Lane. Discharges listed are Mrs Bell Wilson Mrs Robert Carter Mrs Bobby Holtzclaw Mrs O J Rickman.
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Jackie Randall
Ruby Steed
Bill Adams
Gary Don Morton
Dewayne Lane
Bell Wilson
Robert Carter
Bobby Holtzclaw
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