Meredith Ejection Discussed at State College Board
A four member Mississippi State College Board committee meets to decide if the board will seek court permission to expel H. Meredith from the University of Mississippi for inflammatory statements. The move follows pressure from segregationists and Ole Miss alumni while Meredith faces disciplinary actions and exams in the summer term.
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Dmioed
Miss
FAPD
Mississippi ’ State College Board
H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Hite Ukeldi
Ole Miss
Meredith
Jackson
Gay
Ross Barnett
Aloumni
Harn
Ole Mks Law School
Hth US
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Barnett
Tom Tubb
West Point
State Colege Board
Sth Circuit Cort of Appeals
Tubb
L. Te Lave
Medear
Bean Love
Watts
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle. Prices rise for steers and heifers with prime and choice grades noted. Hogs up sharply, sows higher. Sheep steady with strong spring lambs. Garden City fat cattle receipts show steers up from week ago, heifers 24.25 to 25, cows lower, canners 10.50 to 12, utilities 15 to 15, fat cows to 19. Market details include specific price ranges for various classes and weights.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Garden City
KKK Maps Out Race Campaign in Georgia and Alabama
Ku Klux Klan leaders Jay Craig and Robert Shelton Jr plan a campaign of white resistance and self protection across Georgia and nearby states. They announce mass rallies and marches while promising to organize voter registration drives, targeting African Americans in a bid to influence racial politics.
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Atlanta
Nu Klux Klan
J Georia
Calvin BR. Craig
Wressday
Robert ML. Shelton Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Shelton
Craig
United Klan, of America Inc
Suny
Klan
Board Approves Plans for Unit Shrine Near Bonner Springs
The Agricultural Hall of Fame executive board approved a preliminary plan for the first unit of the shrine to be built off the Kansas Turnpike near Bonner Springs. The design includes an exhibit area workshops conference room offices snack bar and gift shop with a goal of 10 buildings. Bids expected in August contracts in September and an estimated 280000 for site work and utilities was approved with funds on hand or pledged. OCALA Negro carpenter Pinckney Woolberry runs a runoff for City Council July 19 marking a historic candidacy stream.
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Kansas City
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Kansas Turnpike
Bonner Springs
Shrine
Ocala, Fla
Pinckney Woolberry
Woodberry
L.G. Thomas
Marge Thompson
Ocala
Sooby Brothers Descendants Gather for Family Reunion
Decendants of two English Sooby brothers held a reunion at the George L. Sooby farm on Rt 1 with 37 attendees. Robert L Sooby, now a pastor, spent years compiling the family tree and plans a second reunion for Nov 10 1964 to coincide with pheasant season.
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Sooby
Tom Sooby
United States
England
Harry
George L. Sooby
Rt 1
George Sooby
Robert L. Sooby
Church of the Brethren
Nocona
Texas
Harvey County
Kansas
Robert Sooby
Fingland
George
Arthur Sooby
Main
Vatican defied as Aberdeen bishop defends stance
In Aberdeen Scotland a Roman Catholic bishop Rt Rev Francis Walsh refused to dismiss Mrs Ruby Mackenzie the divorced wife of a Church of Scotland member stating he would carry on as usual. The Vatican had ordered action and Rome gave no reply by the deadline. A London Vatican spokesman offered no comment on possible next steps. In Scotland Walsh planned a vacation but said the matter was ended for now. A separate report notes a $425 welder theft from a building east of Us 156 between July 1 and 5 by Woolloy Peters.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Vatican
Francis Walsh
Ruby Mackenzie
London
Apostolic Delegate
Walsh
Sacred Congregation
Sacred Consistorial Congregation
Rome
Finney County
Woollloy Peters
Parkwoo
Ball Parks Named in Finnup Park by City Commission
The City Commission officially renamed two recreation fields in Finnup Park. The southeast field is Pansler Field in honor of former commissioner Harold Fansler Sr, while the southwest diamond is Chet Cleaver Field honoring the late commissioner. Both fields now serve primarily as softball venues with Fansler Field allowed to host regulation slow pitch games.
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Finnup Park
Pansler
Iayor Harold Fansler
Life League
Knothole Park
DeMolay
Chet Cleaver
Winnup Park
Fansler Field
Kansas
Congress Hears Views on Park in Kansas
In a report to Congress the Interior Department recommends a prairie national park in Pottawatomie County Kansas. The park would cover about 60 000 acres and would preserve wildlife like bison and elk while removing buildings and fences. Land above Turtle Creek reservoir would shift from Army Engineers to Interior to limit access roads and structures. If approved it would be the first unit of the National Park System in Kansas.
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Washington
Congress
Interior Department
Prairie National Park
Pottawatomie County
Kan
Department
Budget Bureau
John A. Carver, Jr
Army Engineer
National Park System
Kansas
Snake In Crib Sparks Tallahassee Oddity
In Tallahassee a woman phoned police reporting a snake in a baby crib. Officer Alex Henderson investigated as the caller revealed the crib was in the carport with no baby present and a cat inside that had killed a snake elsewhere and dragged it to the crib where it sleeps.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Alex Henderson
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Readers
A dated hospital admissions and dismissals roster lists patients by name and address. It includes admissions such as Catherine Terry Lynn Earnest and Geri Lynn LeClerc and discharges including Eugene Deaver and Sherrie Pinkston, with streets and cities like Scott City Imperial and Holcomb.
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Catherine Terry Lynn Earnest
Holcomb
Mike Garcia
Hattie
Clyde Schinnerer
Scott City
Geri Lynn LeClerc
Rt. 1
Boyd Morris
Paul Quarles
David Allen Miller
Imperial
Othal James Robson
George Meng
Ingalls
Elva Perez
Raymond Plotner
N. Sth
St. Catherine
Eugene Deaver
Parkwood
Walter Meyer
Hackberry
Dorothy Lyons
Synod Votes for Disobedience
Denver AP report on the United Christian Church synod endorsing civil disobedience if government proves tyrannical and affirming citizens rights to advocate alternative political and economic systems. The panel also urged halting synod contributions to racially non desegregated institutions by next July 1.
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Denver
Fourth General Synod
United Christian Church
Donald Webber
Maine Supreme Court
Death of Fred Drussel 78 Southwest Kansas rancher
Fred Drussel 78 longtime rancher and farmer on Star Route died last night in St. Catherine Hospital. Born April 3, 1885 in Sullivan Missouri, he moved to Finney County 75 years ago. He married Adela Molz Drussel who died in 1958. Survived by son Arthur of Star Route, two sisters Mia Louise Gentry and Anna Scheer of Garden City, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements by Garnand Funeral Home.
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Fred Drussel
Star Rt
Kansas
St. Catherine Hospital
Drussel
Sullivan Mo
Finney County
Adela Molz Drussel
Arthur
The
Garnand Funeral Home
Funeral for Mrs Alice Domingo at St Mary's Church
Mrs Alice E Domingo 75 of 201 W Kansas will have a 9 30 am funeral Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church Rosary services are set for Thursday and Friday evenings at Phillips White Funeral Home and at the home of her daughter Marie Connardy 709 Moore She died unexpectedly Monday at home Burial is planned at Valley View Cemetery
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Alice E. Domingo
Kansas
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Phillips-White Funeral
Domingo
Marie Connardy
Moore
Valley View
Punished by washing mouth with soap in Michigan
Louis Winiarski, 46, was found guilty of using obscene language in front of women and children in Mount Clemens Michigan. Justice of the Peace Francis Castellucci ordered him to wash out his mouth with liquid soap as punishment. Deputies reported the incident occurred Tuesday.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Louis Winiarski
Justice of the Peace
Francis Castellucci
Winiarski
Red China Soviet Split Roils World Communists
The piece outlines rising tensions between Moscow and Peking as their split widens. It notes Indonesian and Asian Communist leaders aligning with China, while India remains with Moscow. It cites internal Iberian and European dissent, including Sweden and Romania, and the risk of new splinter groups forming around the Kremlin and Beijing.
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Moscow
Ltte Teda
Peking
Khrushchev
Albania
Europe
Red China
India
Communist Party
Berlin Wall
Stalin
Kremlin
Italy
Romania
Leopol d Linda Nay Dodge City Legal Deeds and Arrests
Warranty and corporate deeds listed for Myron C ooler Norman Salmans Benedict and others in Wal lace Inge Wingant additions. Court notes include arrests for drunkenness in Pasadena Snyder and Deerfield with fines posted. reckless driving bond set at 25 dollars.
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Myron Cooler
Et Ux
M. C. Wolfkill
Wallace Addition
Wesley E. Sage
Raymond J. Hudson
Sage
Vinzant’s
Corporation
Midwest Investment Company
Itc
Norman F. Salmans
Inge and Wingant
McAllister and Sons, the
Robert F. Benedict
McAllister
W. T. Huelskamp
Courts
William A. Anglin
Pasadena
Tex
Albert Marker
Patricia Lile
William Hilbert Wilson
Snyder
Okla
James William Dunsworth
Deerfield
Curtis Mile Green
Gerald Lee Grady
Pueblo Man Arrested Here
Manuel Casados of Pueblo is held on forgery charges after Garden City Police arrested him in an automobile with three men. Assistant Police Chief Richard Ronied er said the group were detained. Casados faces a Pueblo County warrant and was sent to the county jail as Colorado authorities forward the forgery charge.
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Pueblo
Coleman
Garden City
Manuel Casados
Richard Ronieder
Casados
Dick Elder
Highway Patrol
Pueblo County
Colorado
Five Firms Form A Non-Profit Data Center
Five southwest Kansas firms form Data Center, Inc a jointly owned non profit data processing center leasing 1200 square feet in the Hutchinson News building. Participating are Peoples State Bank Ellinwood Security State Bank Great Bend First National Bank Hutchinson Hutchinson National Bank and Trust Co and the Hutchinson Publishing Company. The center will employ five to six people and aims to reduce bookkeeping costs while expanding services. It emphasizes security with confidential records kept under lock and key. Magnetic character recognition will aid check sorting and brings a new processing capability west of the Mississippi.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Southwest Kansas
Data Center, Inc
Hutchinson News
Peoples State Bank of Ellinwood
Security State Bank of Great Bend
First National Bank of
Hutchinson
Hutchinson National Bank and Trust Company
Hutchinson Publishing Company
Mississippi
Walter Roth
Peoples State Bank
Federal Reserve
Art Collins
Hutchinson National Bank
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NAACP
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Roy Willing
Bury Head
New York
Bid Aske
Mnituay Md
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KKK
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David
Jennie
Robert Loper
Candace
Robin
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Joe Sooby
Clayton Scooby
Newton
Helen Ranking
Lancaster
Calif
Larry Sooby
Mark
Janet
Douglass
Wichita
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Brock
Harry Sooby
Towanda
Forest Sooby
Ricky
Debra
Roger
Diane
John Walker
Melvin Walker
Kathleen
Lynn
Sherry Lynne Dimitt
Virgil Morris
Sherrie Pinkston
Dighton
Michael J. Stegman
Maynard Egan
David W. Frazer
Park Wood
Myrna Kay Hawk
Larry
Donald Jacob
Bancroft
Alice E, Domingo
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Marry Oo
Worl
China
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Royal Prince
Cat
Ted
Lipton's
van Camp
Vienna
BING
Arkansas
Ted's
Leopold
Telegram
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