Major Rights Push in Florida by the Associated Press
The Associated Press reports a large civil rights push in Florida as Kennedy praises compliance with the Civil Rights Act. In St. Augustine Negroes test aaplied rights by seeking integration at establishments while incidents also occur in Alabama and Mississippi. Federal officials outline mediation aims as NAACP leaders tour Mississippi.
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Associated Press
U. As
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Augustine
Fla
Bessemer
Ala
Selma
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Mississippi
Local Produce and Fat Cattle Market Report
Fat cattle receipts reached 646 head with steady to 50c lower on some classes. Choice steers 22.50 to 24, good to choice 21.50 to 22.25, standards 18 to 20. Heifers 21 to 22, good to low choice 18 to 20. Slaughter cows steady, canners 10.50 to 12, utility 12 to 15.50, cows and heiferettes 14 to 18. Kansas City reports cattle 3,200, calves 50. Steers 23.25 to 24.10, heifers 19.80 to 20.50, hogs 2,700 with mixed movements, sows steady to 50 lower, lambs 23 to 25.50, ewes 4 to 5.50.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stock Market Prices Sluggish in Early Trading
New York headlines show the stock market retreating from its peak with moderate activity. Key groups like tobaccos utilities and drugs rose while rails and steels fell. the Dow Jones 60 and 30 averages slipped slightly, signaling a cautious pause after prior highs.
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New York
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bethlehem
Associated Press
Kennedy to be moved to Boston hospital for recovery
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, recovering from a broken back after a June crash, will be transferred Thursday from Northampton to New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. Dr. Thomas J. Corriden offered no estimate on the length of hospitalization as the move was announced.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Massachusetts
Thomas J. Corriden
Kennedy
Westover Air Force Base
Admissions and dismissals at St Catherine hospital list
A hospital brief lists admissions and dismissals at St Catherine including Barbara Ellen Rome 1708 Blanche Albert Bradford 206 Penn sylvania, Chris F Arguello 107 W Ful, Mrs Jess McCowan, Mrs Frank Rodriguez, Mrs Mary Werrington 115 W Walnut, Kay Rintoul 1609 N TWh, Jack Cannon 108 N Maple, Barbara Jean Phibrick 708 N Main, Leopold Marley Davis Syracuse. Dismissals include Catherine Mrs Dennis Atherton 407 N 1st, Dancer Davis, Freddie G Perez 611 EB Santa Fe, John A Rodden 2055 10th, PReborah L Grauberger Ulysses, Mrs Darrel Combs 2311 N Main, Leopard C EB Nuttle 456 Laurel. Births noted at St Catherine.
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St. Catherine
Barbara Ellen Rome
Blanche Albert C. Bradford
Pennsylvania
Chris F. Arguello
W. Ful
Jess McCowan
Leon
Frank Rodriguez
Noscomb
Steven Fansler
E. Pine
Mary Werrington
W. Walnut Phusieng Kay Rintoul
Jack Cannon
Maple
Emma Sell
John A
Rodden
Lynn Grauberger
Ulysses
Darrel Combs
Leopard C
Nuttle
Laurel
Mail Piled Up After Postman Keeps Only Important Letters
Water Mill New York postman Lorin J Shipper after 30 years delivered only what he deemed important and stored the rest. Authorities found two tons of unopened mail and periodicals in his garage and old cars on his lawn marked 1653 and 1954. Postmaster Roy Peterson cited no missed mail complaints and a five year statute of limitations ending any prosecution.
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Water Mill
N.Y
Lorin J. Shipper
Shipper
Roy Peterson
Southampton
Carrie
Peterson
Unclear Birth Details in Garden City Update
A daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rodriguez Holcomb born July Y at 7 54 am weighing 6 pounds Ys ounce. Warranty deeds include Clare Morales to Sterling Marion Martin et ux lot 3 block 67 original Garden City plot. Robert Z Reed et ux to Emil Salyer et ux lot 7 Pankhauser subdivision Clarence M Savolt et ux to Roy V Hall et ux south 80 feet lot 10 block 2 Sunview addition.
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Frank Rodriguez
Holcomb
Clare Morales
Sterling Marion Martin
Garden City
Robert Z. Reed
Emil Salyer
Pankhauser
Clarence M. Savolt
Roy V. Hall
Sunview
Courts fines and bonds listed in county notices
Reinhardt EB Mehl Alva Okla fined 25 dollars for transporting alcoholic beverage plus 5 dollars costs. Yvon ne Cable speed 76 in 80 mph zone fined 10 dollars and 3 dollars costs. Bonds posted Gail Edward Harvard disturbing the peace 50 dollars. David P Martinez Rt 2 car parked in truck zone 5 dollars. Kenneth Darrell Jackson Gardendale improper registration 15 dollars. Arrested James Vander Wad die Pine Bluff Ark drunk committed.
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Courts County
Reinhardt EB. Mehl
Leon
Yvonne B. Cable
Alva
Okla
Gail Edward Harvard
David P. Martinez
Rt. 2
Kenneth Darrell Jackson
Gardendale
James Vander Waddie
Pine Bluff
Ark
Red Cross Pool Session Shifts Start Date
The second Red Cross swimming season at the municipal pool will begin Friday July 24 instead of July 20 as announced. The first session runs until Thursday July 33. A 7:30 p.m. talk with Bill Bork Democrat candidate for Congress will be at the Pine Room Warren Hotel. Campaigns proceed in Garden City and several Kansas counties. Dale Williams and Guy Miner will display rare coin collections at the Cain Club auction and exhibit.
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Red Cross
Bill Bork
Hutchinson
Congress
Pine Room
Warren Hotel
Garden City
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Maskell
Grant
Stanton
Morton
Stevens
Seward
UAW Begins American Motors Contract Talks
United Auto Workers led by President Walter Reuther opened negotiations with American Motors Corp as part of broader talks with Ford General Motors and Chrysler. AMC, the smallest of the Big Three, had previously backed a profit sharing plan involving pre tax earnings, stock purchases for workers, and benefits, with cash options possible this time.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
American Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
Cushman
Michigan
George W. Romney
Scranton in Illinois Boosts Push Against Goldwater
Gov. William Scranton drew friendly crowds in Chicago and Evanston as he campaigned for GOP delegates, urging Illinois Republicans to back him over Goldwater. He claimed 65 percent of Illinois Republicans prefer him and revived the whistle-stop tour to sway the 58 Illinois delegates, noting prior delegate voting 48-0 for Goldwater with 10 abstentions.
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Chicago
William W. Scranton
Illfidia
Barry Goldwater
Evanston
Goldwater
Bill
Dan Scranton
Tlinois
Scranton
Illinois
San Francisco
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Guardmen Take Boat After Drifting Cab Incident
SAN FRANCISCO AP says three Coast Guardmen took control of a drifting cab in a cruiser after a protesting dog skipper owner Don Hammitt left it tied ashore. Hammitt and the dog Keoki were detained. he faced drunkenness and mischief charges then posted $68 bail. the dog was released for $33.50 impound fee.
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San Francisco
Coast
Rolling Along YMCA planned for Garden City area
YMCA plans progress in Garden City area with steering committee sessions led by Dr. Robert Fenton. About 24 attendees reported on multiple work streams while 100 volunteers participate. HQ will be in the Squire Building on Main Street, aiming to open in August, with a director hired later this fall to run a broad program for area families.
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Co-op Center
Robert Fenton
YMCA
Squire
Main St
KNCO
Boy Scout
Garden City
Holcomb
Pierceville
Plymel
Clyde Daniels
Attor
George Reid
Topeka
Y’s West Central Area Council
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Wyoming
Hiccups Quits After Prolonged Seizure Anniversary
Atlanta AP report celebrates Lucy McDonald at 38 as her hiccups finally stopped after a year of disruption. Thousands urged remedies while a pharmacist provided a drug not publicly disclosed that she credits with curing the hiccups. She now works behind a drug store soda fountain and hopes the spell is over.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lucy McDonald
Roy Faith
Retired Admiral Discusses Viet Nam Vision in Hawaii
In Honolulu, retired Adm. Harry D. Felt, former Pacific commander, said a Communist victory in Viet Nam is hard to visualize but would damage U.S. standing with Asian allies. He urged civilian rural programs to accompany military efforts, stressing roads, schools, hospitals and honest administration in villages.
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Harry D. Felt
United States
Pacific
Honolulu
Felt
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Hie
South
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Pain Relief Pill That Works Fast For Back Aches
An old style ad touts a pill for back and muscle pain from over exertion and stress. It promises fast relief, better sleep, and relief of bladder irritation miso and discomfort. It claims years of use and urges readers to ask for the larger size.
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Speedy Veo Lenka
Njoy
Doga
Franchise offer promises income to self employed buyers
An old classified ad invites applicants to invest in a self run business with Ford financing. It claims potential earnings of $12 000 net per year, includes vehicle tools equipment and protected territory, down payment 4600 with 9000 financed. Requires two days of observation with current franchisees before investing. Respond to Mr Tennyson Leawood Kansas with contact details.
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Ford Motor Co
Rey
Mr. Tennyson
Forty Gallons of Gasoline Stolen From Williams Truck
Earnest Cleo Williams reports forty gallons of gasoline stolen early this morning from two 30 gallon barrels in the back of his pickup at his home on 406 West Mary. Police were notified and are investigating the theft.
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Earnest Cleo Williams
Mary
Williams
Soviet Sub Fleet Through Mediterranean Under U S Hunter-Killer Task Force
A force of Soviet submarines and supporting ships reportedly cruised the Mediterranean recently under close scrutiny of a U S hunter killer task force. U S ships followed the subs, photographed them, and tried to signal them. some vessels moved through Gibraltar and the Black Sea, then returned whence they came. President Johnson said nearly 20 million workers are now covered by federal equality efforts in employment, noting the government aims to wipe out bias. The Air National Guard plans about 30 jets to cross the Atlantic next month to show it can reinforce Europe within hours.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Kennerdy
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
Washington
Mediterranean
U.S
Jearrier
Gibraltar
Black Sea
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Air National Guard
Atlantic
Europe
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Malcolm Garr
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Valatenence
Searbee Tone
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South Lancaster
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