Mississippi Negro Votes Stir Gubernatorial Primary
Mississippi voters began the Democratic primary amid racial tension as officials watched for possible unregistered black voters casting ballots under affidavits. Four segregationist candidates led by J. P. Coleman Pat Johnson and Charles Sullivan faced a likely runoff, with party rivals and Civil Rights debates shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Misa
Atty
Joe Patterson
Kennedy
Kennelly
J. P. Coleman
Ackerman
Pat Johnson
Mattiesburg
Hubert Mason
Mayoe Wehler
Charles Sullivan
Clarkadaly Sawyer
W Strong
P.m
Coleman
Johnson
Sullivan
Ruchel Phillips
Ed Bishop
Ross Barnett
Himelf
Barnett
Mississippi
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Classes
Market report from Kansas City shows cattle steady to mixed with steers 20.75 to 25.00, heifers 22.00 to 24.00, cows 14.50 to 16.50, vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Hogs 2500 head uneven, barrows and gilts weak, sows strong, weights 200 to 490 pounds. Sheep 2000 head steady with lambs 17.50 to 19.00 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Calvera
Rally rolls on as markets advance on Friday gains
New York stocks extended Friday's rally into early trading with oils and tobaccos leading gains. Industrials, rails, steels, aircrafts, chemicals and fuels posted modest advances, with several issues rising a point or more. Major helpers included Public Service Electric & Gas, Du Pont, Southern Railway and Liggett & Myers as the Dow and industrials moved higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Electric & Gas
du Pont
Southern Railway
Liggett & Myers
Associated Press
Genvea Hoters
Chrysler
Jones & Laughlin
Armstrong Cork
Hlertrude Associates
Car Hits Pipes. McPherson Man Killed at Dead End
A car struck a pile of drainage pipes on a dead end street in McPherson County, killing the driver, a 31 year old man from McPherson. Police did not disclose his name. His father, a heart patient, was returning from a Westar vacation and has not been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McUpherson
Kan
McPherson
Palice
Armour and Co rescinds suspension of slaughter order
Armour and Co. and union announce a joint decision to cancel the order to suspend slaughter at the St Joseph plant. The reversal halts layoff of 490 of 1,100 Armour employees, with operations to continue as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Joseph, Mo
Armiour and Co
Shueliter
Process Park
Negro Leaders Plan Civil Rights Strategy Conference
Leaders and white sympathizers convene a three day strategy conference to press Congress for meaningful civil rights legislation. The NAACP hosts hundreds from across the nation to mobilize grass roots activity and prepare for the August 28 march for jobs and freedom near the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. If Congress adjourns for Labor Day the march may be postponed, but organizers expect the event rain or shine on the 28th.
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Washington Cap
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress
NAACP
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Walter Fauntroy
Washington
Sy Posher
New York
Dodge City Woman Agnes Kemper Dies at 69
Agnes Kemper 69 sister of area residents died Sunday at Trinity Hospital Dodge City Born January 31 1894 in Grant County moved to Dodge City in 142 Married April 25 1913 at Lakin She belonged to the Baptist Church Eastern Star and American Legion Auxiliary Survivors include widower son Jim in Chicago two sisters Mrs Fred Rogers and Mrs Oren Humphrey both of Ulysses one grandchild Funeral Wednesday at First Baptist Church Dodge City Burial in Dodge City Cemetery
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Dodge City
Agnes Kemper
Trinity Hospital
Grant County
E. R. Kemper
Lakin
Kemper
The
Baptist Church
Eastern Star
Ifays
American Legion Auxiliary
Jim
Chicago
Fred Rogers
Alrs
Oren Humphrey
Ulysses
Wwain
First Baptist
Chureh
Dodge City Cemetery
Lane County Leads Fund Drive for Garden City Station
Lane County moves ahead in a drive to fund a Garden City Experiment Station facility with a $35,000 goal by October 1. Harold Mulville reports initial gifts totaling near 6000 from Farmers Co operative Elevator Mercantile Assn of Dighton Lane-Scott Electric and Starold Mulville. Kansas State University President James A McCain praises local effort and hopes for matching funds from the legislature to support greenhouse and lab facilities.
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Lane County
Garden City
Kansas
Clifford Mayo
Mulville
Mayo
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
McCain
Maya
Dighton
Larence Lynch
Minneola
Alatvin Orgers
Sublette
Paul Lundgren
Hugoto
Neil Rucker Burdett
Ralph Grothusen
Stalt City
Doctor of Education Degree for Donald Richardson in Nebraska
Donald Richardson of Garden City received a Doctor of Education degree at the University of Nebraska during summer commencement exercises. He previously served as an elementary principal in Scottsbluff and earned a BA in 1952 from Fort Hays State and an MA in 1958 from Colorado State College.
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Donald €. Richardson
Garden City
University of Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Fort Hays State
Colorado State College
Hospital admissions and births in a midwestern city
Daily notices list admissions and dismissals at St Catherine and other clinics, with several births recorded. Includes berths at St Catherine for a daughter to Tennessen and a son to Youngers, plus births at Raynesford Clinic. Also covers legals, licenses, civil actions, fines, and local police notes.
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Leopold
Kenneth Caywood
Tribune
St. Catherine
Frank ‘Taylor
Frank Willis
E. Holmes Lewis Roderick, Sr
Lakin
Edwin Heinz
Safford
Fred Walker
Spruce
Garth Minx
Wichita
Melvin Stegman
Marienthal
Edwin Gulentag
Old Manor
Joe Tennessen
Stoeckly
Raymond Johnson
Richard Youngers
Satanta
Raynesford Clinic
Delwin Stapleton
E. Fulton
Ness City Residents Approve Sewage Plant Bonds
Ness City Kansas voters approved a 187415 dollar bond issue for a new sewage disposal plant. The special election yielded 145 for and 21 against with Mayor Bill Lundy noting strong turnout and overwhelming support.
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Ness Citians
Ness City
Kan
Bill Lundy
Stage Collapses At Variety Show In Birmingham
An integrated charity variety show at Miles College in Birmingham collapses part of a makeshift stage during Johnny Mathis mid song. About 100 white spectators present and two injured. AGVA had sought the Municipal Auditorium but was blocked by officials over renovation. A piano solo calmed the crowd after the incident.
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Birmingnam
Ala
Johnny Mathis
American Guild of Variety Artists
Miles College
AGVA
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Fatterson
Mississippi Ias
University of Mississippi
Marets
Incorp Inc
Incorp Invest
Grth
Bhv
Invest Grp
Intercor
Mutual Trust
Accuma
Canada
Winfield Grthman
Meat Company
Kansas Council of Safety Supervisors
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
McKinley Winters
Hays
Pittsburg
Warren Hotel
Kansas University
Ron Oelschlager
Dallas
Tax
Southern Methodist University
Janet Barnatt
Ann Reagan
Janet Werner
Joan Kleysteuber
Susan Pore
Gorden Cition
Walter Brenhnaman
W. H. Brennaman
Army Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Alabama
Mauler Missile Project
Norman P. Dennis
Mauler
Brennaman
Garden Citian
George Washington University
Pearl
Phyllis
Walter
Tony Mesa
Jones
C.N. Hendershot
Wesley
Pete Garcia
Holcomb
Robert Katz, Jr
Letha Curnette
Burnside
Jaff M. Trent
Joan Oscar Hastings
N. 9Th
Kenneth Newell
Pinecrest
Kenneth Ochs
Imperial
Clara Johnson
Joe Bob Witman
Julius T. Wyatt
Billy D. Tallison
Kenneth MM. Heinrichs
Stowekly
M.O. Wolfkill
Arlin Swank
Inge
Vinzant
B.B. Norton
B.E. Norton
Corporation
Percival Insurance Agency Inc
KJ. Preucil, Et Ux
Crown Heights
Letha Johnson
Halcomb
Tony Ray Gooden
Dwin J. Stupka
Goodland
Reese H. Canaday
Silver Lake
Larry K. Grantham
Arthur
Cruz
Philip R. Dick
Civi
Department of Revenue
Ernest Q. Hines
Eldon L. Earl
Lloyd G. Herman
H.L. Dunlap Jr
Mike Franco
Rodger Lee Purdy
James Edward Madder
Nancy Pearl Sterling
Randolph George Fansler
Jerry Jackson Norton Jr
Bancroft
Robert Everett Floyd
Marvin Grant Shook
Tulsa
Okla
Ora Leonard Siler
Gary Lee Barry
Rollie Austin Truax
Zavala Negrete Jacinto
Javier Francisco Velasco-Rico
Robert Thomas Raynesford
Ernest
Kent Higgs
Block N
Main
Albert Lloyd Ross
Ripley
Edwin Davis Leippe
Omaha
Neb
Frank White
N. Main
Philips
White Funeral Home Ambulance
AIR Control CO
Dinevile
HONDA
Triumph
BSA
Milhon Cycle CO
Liberal
N. Sth
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