Scranton Builds Momentum in Delegates Drive
HARRISBURG Pa Gov William W Scranton said he was rounding up delegates as he returns from his first campaign tour for the Republican nomination He told supporters in Harrisburg and York that his bid was ripening beautifully before driving to the Indian Town Gap mansion to plan the remaining weeks of campaigning Scranton later accused Barry Goldwater of lacking courage to debate him on television a remark that he retracted in Denver saying Goldwater has personal courage but has been guarded since the New Hampshire campaign
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William W. Scranton
York
Mary
Indiantown Gap
Scranton
St. Louis
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Denver
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Policc
America
New Hampshire
Bubb
Arizona
William Scranton
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senator Goldwater
San Francisco
Wendell L. Willkie
Philadelphia
Weather outlook with storms and cool nights warned
The forecast calls for a cooler night with northwesterly winds and lows near the region. Friday should bring partly cloudy skies with easterly to southeasterly winds and 80s for highs, followed by scattered thunderstorms by evening. In New York Monica Lesser, 9, remained in a coma after a flowerpot fell from a 16th floor window striking her head as she walked with her mother on 65th Street in Manhattan.
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Emporia
Goodland
Russell
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
New York
Monica Lesser
Monica
Hans Lesser
65Th Street
Manhattan
Big Step Toward Formation Of YMCA Here Tomorrow
A steering committee of 6 to 12 members will guide Garden City's plan for a family type YMCA program. About 35 to 49 invited residents and the general public will meet at the Co-op Center Friday evening to start the project with George Reid of Topeka present to advise on forming a local YMCA. The group aims to establish a local board of directors, charter membership, and offices, with a program director to organize activities using existing facilities.
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Garden City
Owen Fritz
Robert Fenton
Bryce Roderick
Art Wil
Bob Greer
Joe Tennessen
YMCA
George Reid
Topeka
West Central Council
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Wyoming
Reid
Constitt@e
Public School Funds Ordered For Prince Edward County
A federal judge in Richmond orders Prince Edward County to appropriate funds within a week to reopen and operate public schools closed since 1958 to avoid desegregation. The court keeps the tuition grant injunction against private education and requires nondiscriminatory operation, though not a mandated faculty hiring plan.
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Richmond
Lewis
Supreme Court
Uncommitted Kansas delegate seeks hid e of rhinoceros
Henry Bubb, an uninstructed Kansas delegate, faces intense pressure from candidates and supporters as he prepares for the San Francisco convention. A Topeka Savings and Loan president and longtime Republican activist, Bubb has not voiced a preferred nominee, citing independence and dedication to national and state interests.
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Dayton Blair
Associated Press
Topeka, Kan
Henry Bubb
Bubb
Kansas
Topeka
State Board of Regents For State Colleges
City Planning Panel Approves Various Zoning and Road Changes
City planning officials approved several items including rezoning for the Kerfoot home and a Dandy drive in canopy, a quitclaim to open an alley, a proposed East Village Second Addition plat, and a north south arterial plan near Fleming. They also discussed widening Wes t Jey street, and a Davis Street improvement via state statute methods. The group tabled a 16 acre annexation north of the drainage ditch pending details and set next session for 9:30 a.m. Thursday. Meanwhile the Senate prepared to vote tonight or Friday on the civil rights bill after a pivotal 76 17 party line swap.
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Safford
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Morris
Maxine Blanchard
Howard T. Blanchard
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Fleming
Ken Eisner
Sid and
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West resigns as Garden City judge to seek office
Duane West, Garden City city police judge since the start of the year, submitted his resignation effective today to the City Commission. Commissioners appointed Gene Rudd interim judge, with Rudd taking over Friday night. West aims for the Democratic nomination for state senator from District 40, challenging Republican Jack Barr of Seon. Rudd, 710 N. Yst, is secretary-manager of Security Savings and Loan Assn since 1957, a KU Law School graduate, and former Garden City attorney. City Manager Deane Wiley said Rudd’s appointment is subject to Commission approval and noted West’s resignation was required by city policy to avoid holding two offices.
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Garden City
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Gene Rudd
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Security Savings and Loan Assn
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40Th
Republica
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Seon
Rudd
Deane Wiley
N. Yst
Security Savings and Loan
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Saving Company
Kansas Bar Assa
Mullinville
Band Concert Tomorrow in Stevens Park
The weekly city band concert is set for Friday at 8 p.m. in Stevens Park with a varied program. Director Robert Anderson said the program includes Sousa marches, Solfeggietto, Say It With Music, Southwestern Panorama, Ole, The Terry Theme, Marching Song, Trumpet Baggie, The Thunderer, and ends with the Star Spangled Banner. Public invited.
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Stevens Park
Robert Anderson
John Phillip Sousa
Kenneth Widdowson
Paul Yoder
Robert M. Dillon
Ole
John J. Morrissey
Terry
John Cacavas
Erik Leidzen
Hal Leonard
Sousa
Propane Truck Overturns Near Syracuse with No Injuries
A propane truck overturned on a graveled road southeast of Syracuse around 10 a.m. MST. No injuries were reported to the driver, the propane did not ignite, and the driver’s name was not immediately known. The vehicle, en route to Syracuse Co-op’s bulk plant, slid onto its right side after hitting a soft shoulder. windshield was broken and the cab dented.
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Syracuse
Here
Syracuse Co-op
Kansas Traffic Log Topeka Report June Traffic Deaths
Kansas traffic death toll for the 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday covers June figures. The AP log records 31 fatalities in 1964 compared with 266 comparable period in 1963.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden Lass Gite Garden Promises Tax Futures
Garden Lass Gite Garden critiques a politician by saying today’s promises are tomorrow’s taxes. The remark frames fiscal accountability and political rhetoric in a sharp, concise capture.
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Gite Garden
Tomorow
Wholesale Change in City Governments Seen
Washington AP reports advocates of one man one vote foresee broad changes in city councils county boards of supervisors and water districts after Supreme Court rulings ordering apportionment by population. Aides led by constitutional lawyer Charles B. Rhyne forecast sweeping reapportionment and more litigation as states adjust wards and county lines to ensure equal representation.
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Supreme Court
County Boards of Supervisors
Charles 8
Rhyne
American Bar Association
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Court
Cleveland
Popation
California
Board of Supervisors
Monterey County
Calif
Series Set for Migrant Youths Informative Programs
A Sunday afternoon series for teenage migrant workers of Latin heritage begins this week, organized by Mrs. D. G. Garcia and funded by the Kansas State Health Dept. The program, part of a two year migrant health project, offers grooming, hair styling, cosmetics, dress, hygiene, and nutrition sessions at the G. I. Forum Building with no charge or enrollment needed. About 20 girls attended the first meeting, with an estimated 3,000 to 3,500 migrants in Kansas this year, mainly from Texas Rio Grande and west Texas.
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American G. L. Forum
D. G. Garcia
Kansas State Health Dept
Migrant Wealth Services
Herb Hahn
Will
G. I. Forum
Santa Fe Ave
Luis Munoz
Hohn
Kansas
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
West Texas
Tug Rebel Jr Tugboat Crash Sparks Pontchartrain Causeway Destruction
Rebel Jr helmsman Clifford Milley says he fainted before pre-dawn collision with the Lake Pontchartrain causeway. The tug and barges struck a 224 foot section of the 24 mile bridge, sending a bus into the water and killing six of eight aboard. Milley, 26, spoke from hospital with details of the blackout and lever impact.
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Lake Ponts Chartrain
Clifford Milley
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