Bodies identified as rights workers in Mississippi dam
Two of the three bodies recovered from an earthen dam near Philadelphia were identified as civil rights workers Andy Goodman and Mickey Schwerner. The third body remained under pathological tests at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, with examinations ongoing.
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Jackson, Miss
Philadelphia
Miss
Andy Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Chaney
Neshoba County
Cecile Price
Meridian
Meridian Star
Schwerner
Oxford
Ohio
Mississippi
Goodman
Free Fair Opens With Music and Cavalcade in Syracuse
Syracuse city fair unfolds with judging of entries and a Nashville Grand Ole Opry troupe to perform at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Horse events, a public revue, dog show, home talent contest, and rodeos fill the schedule through Friday and Saturday, with a big Main Street parade on Saturday.
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Syracuse
Hamilton County
Nashville
Grand Ole Opry
Bnt
Perkins Park Zoo
Haywood
Telegram
Biue
Cattle and hog prices ease on regional markets
Kansas City AP reports cattle demand weaker with steers and heifers down up to 25 cents, cows steady to weak, calves lower. Hogs down 10 to 25 cents, sows steady. Lambs soft with spring edits seen. buyers asked for steady to higher prices on select lots. Prices cited include steers 22.76 to 44.40, heifers 21.00, calves 14.00 to 41.00, and hogs 16.00 to 16.75 per hundred weight.
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Ren Sts
He. Iark
Sony
Kansas City
Market Reels In Wake of Viet Nam Crisis
The market followed war scare selling after Viet Nam crisis, with IBM rebounding to gains, New York Central and Xerox trimming losses. Dow down at times but recovering to 828.37 by noon. First-hour volume reached 72 million shares as traders watched Johnson speech.
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New York
Kennedy
Johnson
IBM
New York Central
Xerox
Associated Press
International Harvester
iDu Pont
General Motors
Goodrich
Union Carbide
Polaroid
WS. Smelting
American Cyanamid
du Pont
Polaruid
Garden City Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Garden City area notices list admissions at St. Catherine with patients including Mrs Chaves Schnur and Albert Sturdevant and at Leopold with Mrs W T Gunn. Dismissals from St. Catherine include Mrs Henry Weber and Miss Mdith KB.
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St. Catherine
Chaves Schnur
Leopold
W. T. Gunn
Dodge City
Lester Mellinger
Holly
Olo
Henry Weber
Stanleyville in Rebel Hands Amid Congo War Turmoil
A report from Stanleyville Congo says the northeastern city is entirely in rebel hands backed by Communist forces. A garbled UN message from Leopardville echoed rebels control claims while Congolese Army forces reportedly fell back. The text also notes Willie Mays as the 1951 NL top rookie.
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Leopodville
the Congo
Stanleyville
Congo
Com
United Nations
Leopardville
ANC
How Finney Countians Voted For 4h
Finney County residents backed 4H initiatives in a local voting turnout. Officials reported strong community support across several precincts with participation from families and youth groups, reflecting sustained interest in agricultural education and youth programs.
Strength of Military In Pacific Reviewed
The United States shows about 229000 personnel in the Pacific with 125 ships in the Seventh Fleet. Forces include 69,000 Army 30,000 Marines 70000 Air Force and 60000 Navy along the Asian coastline. Reinforcements from the central and northwest Pacific raise total strength as F102 jets rush to South Vietnam from Clark Field and other bases in Japan Okinawa and the Philippines.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
United States
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Robert
McNamara
Central
Northwest Pacific
Saigon
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Okinawa
Clark Field
Philippines
Garnett D. Page
Decatur
Ala
South Viet Nam
Japan
Clark Air Force Base
Southeast Asian
Defense Department
7Th Fleet
Tih
Ticonderoga
Constellation
Bon Homme Richard
Kearsarge
Air Force
Pacific Air Force
Hawaii
Marine Corps
Rescue Drilling in French Mine Reaches Two Survivors
In Champagne near the Swiss border a giant drill continued to bore into a limestone mine buried 270 feet beneath earth. Nine miners were rescued earlier, with four others missing as officials pursued two unknown men amid cautious hopes and ongoing testing.
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Champagnole
France
Mt. River
Crescuers
Ura Mountains
Vilage
Andre ‘Socie
Petite Engineer Pleases Crowd At Graduation
Barbara Ann Rega, 21, graduates from Villanova University with a bachelor of science in electrical engineering becoming the engineering college's first such degree. She is praised as charming and bright, with her fiancé Pat Traynor, national steeplechase champion, by her side.
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Philadelpia
Villanova University
Barbara Ann Rega
Villanova
College of Engineering
James A. Regan
Philadelphia
Barbara
Jo" W. Hallahan Catholic High School
Pat Traynor
Kansas primary turnout nears third largest on record
In Topeka figures, Kansas primary turnout surged beyond predictions with Republicans over 282000 and Democrats above 150000. Absentee votes from out of state and in state counties push the combined total toward 440000, a level reached only in 1956 and 1934.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Cox Will Fill Wunsch's Job
Kingman County Commissioner Marvin Cox won a four man Republican primary for state Senate in the new 35th district. Wunsch, dean of the Senate ending 28 years, placed third in the gubernatorial bid. House Leader Charles Arthur sought a state Senate nomination as leadership shifts occur.
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Kingman
Kan
Kingman County
Marvin Cox
Senate
Paul Wunsch
Wunsch
Cox
House of Representatives
House
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Death notice for Harry L. George former Garden City resident
Graveside services for 77 year old Harry L. George, a former Garden City resident and contractor, who died Monday at his Wichita home, will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Valley View Cemetery. The Rev. Bill McFall will officiate. Friends may call at Garland Funeral Home from 8 to 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Harry L. George
Garden City
Wichita
Valley View Cemetery
Bill McFall
Garland Funeral Home
Scott County Fair Second Day Parade Rodeo and Events
Scott City hosts the 1964 Scott County Fair on Thursday and Friday with a noon parade and a rodeo at 8 pm. Thursday features a 4-H live stock judging at 8 am and a late evening variety show at the VFW hall followed by a dance at the American Legion. Final rodeo go-round is set for 1:30 pm Friday and exhibits close at 5 pm.
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Scott City
Scott County
Main Street
VFW Hall
American Legion
Telegram
Ten candidates ran unopposed in Finney County vote
Finney County voters produced unopposed candidates across party lines with Bert Vance Garden City leading GOP ballots for District Judge at 1,221 votes and George Meeker seeking re election at 1,125. Other top figures include Duane West 728 for Democrat Senate district and Jack Barr 1,072 for Republican opponent. Bob Dole 1,020 GOP for First District Congress. Additional unopposed totals feature county clerk Jane Collins 845, county treasurer Donna Bradford 28, register of deeds Leona Henderson 815, county judge M C Schrader 1,085, sheriff Kenneth Wicks 1,072, county superintendent Ruth Towles 1,155, and district court clerk Edna Richardson 1,087. Also listed are Ralph Haflich 325, Raymond Oyley 489, Merrill Renick 270, Rose Murray 759, and junior college regents Harry Lightner 870, Al Dewey 328, Angell Gipint 567.
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Finney County
Bert Vance
Garden City
George Meeker
Vance
Meeker
State
Senate
Duane West
Novemeber
Jack Barr
Leon
Bob Dole
Bill Bork
Hutchinson
Jane Collins
Donna Bradford
Leona Henderson
Register of Deeds
M. C. Schrader
Kenneth Wicks
Ruth Towles
Ralph Haflich
Raymond Oyley
Merrill Renick
Edna Richardson
Rose Murray
Junior College Board of Regents
Harry Lightner
al Dewey
Angell Glpint
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Greenwouit
Jackson Fry
Daniel Chiney
Gomsman
Frong
Garden City Livestock
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Ford
Albert D. Sturdevant
Shadylawn Nursing Home
Tamara Cornelius
Davie Alice Baker
E Laurel
Raymond Walker
Kenneth Waller
Slamline
Patrick LE. Smith
Garden City Ave
Stanton Bruce McMillan
Kevin Jon
Broske Ann Corley
N. Sth
Harry Oyley
Taut Ny
Mes
Frank Raley
Alt
Laura Saiz
Holcomb
Dallas Schweer
Jack Allen Ediling
A N
Rollie H
Househild
Cener Fielder
Willie Mays
Giants
Janett Gilchrist
Louis Gilchrist
Pearl
Sharon Sack
Hays
Fort Hays State College
Fort Hays
Finney
Bo Eer
Hele
Heneey
Ing
Ato
Danny Villanueva
Los Angeles
Villanueva
Howard Maley
Boston Yanks
Wes Westrum
New York Mets
Crooks,ton
New York Giants
Michael A. Petit
Scott County Fair
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Wayza MN
Highway
Boston
Tubilee
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