India Times Urges Shastri Cut Duties
Ailing Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri was reported in generally good condition with public calls for delegating duties. The Times of India urged a more liberal delegation while Shastri, 59, remains officially listed as overstrained with a mild heart attack Friday. His son Hari said rest would be needed for at least a month and aides may run the government temporarily.
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India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Times of India
Shastri
Nehru
Hari
Poll lists 689 delegates in Goldwater Scranton race
AP survey shows Goldwater leading with committed delegates and possible first ballot win. Scranton tours nine states from Dalton Pa to North Dakota, criticizing Goldwater as impulsive and unable to unite the party. The piece outlines delegate commitments, projected votes, and Scranton's push for a later roll call.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Associated Press
New Jersey
Trenton
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Illinois
Chicago
First women enter Colgate University
A 145 year barrier fell today at Colgate University as 16 women were admitted as full time students in the graduate teaching intern program. The summer session began as the first women enrolled at the all male university in this capacity.
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Colgate University
Hamilton
N.Y
University
Rights protest plans clash with San Francisco rally outside Cow Palace
Activists vow a stall-in with a bus to block Scranton at the nominating convention. Chicago and Harlem leaders join the protest, citing civil rights failures and calling for a nationwide boycott of California fruits and wines beginning Aug. 1 to oppose the state fair housing referendum. Branche, known for militant actions, was ousted from the NAACP two years ago.
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Cow Palace
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Scranton
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Mississippi
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Chicago
Richardson
Jesse Gray
Harlem
New York City
Milton Galamison
Julius Hobson
Washington, D.C
Congress of Racial Equality
Pennsylvania
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Curfew Imposed as Florida Violence Sparks Court Contempt Bid
Police clashed with white and Negro protesters on city streets as Gov. Farris Bryant imposed a night curfew to curb public parades. He faced possible contempt in U S District Court with a decision due Tuesday. Thousands watched a Thursday melee. rains reduced attendance at the white rally while Negro demonstrators met indoors with King’s spokesman pledging monitoring of a biracial committee and renewed integration efforts if progress lags.
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Reds call summit of Laos leaders in Plaine des Jarres
Prince Souphanouvong urged a conference of the three Lao factions at Plaine des Jarres. Souvanna warned he would attend only if the Communists pull back from positions they seized from neutralists since the Red drive began May 16.
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Plaine Des Jarres
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Kennedy Visit Sparks Warm Welcome at Jagellonian University
President Kennedy and party including Princess Lee Radziwill toured the Collegium Maius, Poland, where hundreds cheered them. Guided by Prof Karol Estreicher, Kennedy urged Communist Poland to aid thaw in the cold war amid protests over censorship signed by 34 Polish officials this winter.
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Collegium Maius
Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
Karol Estreicher
Warsaw
Communist
Poland
Vandals puncture tire of pickup on Bolivar Street
Police report a pickup in the 100 block of Bolivar Street had its left front tire and inner tube punctured over the weekend. The owner is Jim Blummer of Jefferson City.
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Jim Blummer
Jefferson City
Mass Airborne Immunizations Said Possible
Denver scientists say mass immunization by airborne vaccines could curb TB polio and measles without injections. Dr. Gardner Middlebrook notes public fear. device tests on animals since 1951 show progress toward safe, non disease producing vaccines and optimized air doses.
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Colo
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Middlecrook
U.S
Johnson links civil rights to rule of law in U S
President Johnson speaks on civil rights and international peace stressing adherence to justice and the law. He urges that disputes be settled by courts and warns that taking grievances into own hands endangers safety and freedom. He spoke in Detroit then Minneapolis at a Democratic fundraising dinner.
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United States
Minneapolis
Detroit
Canadian artillery unit to meet Queen this week in London
One hundred officers and men of the Royal Regiment of Canadian artillery arrived in London for a week as guests of Britain's Royal Artillery. They will be presented to Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday.
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Reuters
Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
Britain
Royal Artillery
U S Warship Enters Chinese Territorial Waters East of Amoy
Reuters reports a United States warship on Sunday entered the territorial waters east of Amoy Fukien Province according to China’s New China News Agency.
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Reuters
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China
Amoy
Fukien Province
Peking
New China News Agency
Diary Calls Red Leaders Sick Oswald Wrote of Disillusionment
Dallas AP reports Oswald’s diary and writings reveal bitter disillusionment with the Soviet Union. He adopted Marxist theory while rejecting Soviet form, attempted to stay in Moscow for residence, and wrote of ruined dreams and despair including a self harm incident.
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Minsk
Russia
Andrei Tovli
U.S.S.R
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Multiple fatal and injury crashes reported across Missouri and nearby states
A string of weekend crashes killed several including Alene Holliday 25 of St. Louis and Thomas Kay McMillan 20 of Overland Park. Others hurt include Dave Clark 26 and James Stroud 25. Victims from Missouri include Edward Vikurka ?, Nelson Waters 70 and Charles Petersen 77. Accidents occurred on highways 67 61 7 63 133 and routes 17 and F. Police noted drivers with green lights and expired licenses in various incidents.
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Festus
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Kan
Thomas Kay McMillan
Gary Lee van Hooser
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Edward Vikurka
Webster Groves
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Bloomsdale
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University City
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Christ Lucas
Ann Arbor
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Nelson E. Waters
Robert J. Gardner
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Green Forest
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Harvey Stone
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Lester Vernon Nau
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Hixon
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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Callaway County
Harry D. Williamson
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Lodge returns from South Vietnam praises Scranton bid
Former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge returned from Southeast Asia and voiced support for William Scranton in the Republican race. He disclosed plans to attend the Platform Committee in San Francisco on July 8 and said he has no convention ticket, while noting he will meet with key government officials on his way home. In Honolulu he avoided comment on Goldwater, but aides said Scranton has a strong chance. a large farewell greeted Lodge in Saigon, with critics praising his stance against the Diem regime.
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Diem
Missouri Motor Hotel Quickie Buffet Ad
An advert promotes the Missouri Motor Hotel Sunday buffet with a noon service for $1.00 featuring a large selection of dishes and an amazing display of over 40 buffet foods. Adult price listed as $2.00 and children aged 6 to 12.
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Missouri Motor Hotel
Evening Buffet Adds All You Can Eat Plan
Jefferson City noon day buffet proves popular so a new evening buffet runs 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Price is $1.40 per person with children under 12 at $1.00. Location is the St or Hotel dining room.
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IBM Training Ad Promises Quick Job via Home Study
An advert offers IBM training in computer programming and data processing with 3 to 10 weeks to qualification. Open to men and women 17.45 and older with a high school education. Study at home or in school and include a phone number and PCMI Box EE c/o News & Tribune Co.
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Cigarette Use Drops After Health Hazard Report
The Agriculture Department reports Americans reduced cigarette use by about 16 billion since the January 11 government warning. Consumption for the year ending June 30 is projected at 507 billion, a 2 percent drop from last year, with cigars and pipe tobacco rising in popularity.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
United States
News Tribune rates and mailing notice for Jefferson City Mo
Publication details for the News Tribune Company list subscription prices by delivery type and region. It notes second class postage paid at Jefferson City Missouri and rates for Cole and adjording counties, other Missouri counties, and outside Missouri. Also mentions Associated Press rights and circulation audit contact, with a dial number for departments.
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Jefferson City
Associated ‘Press
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
Adjording
Te Sue
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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