Hill Rise Prepares for Derby Trial on Muddy Track
Louisville AP Hill Rise the 8-5 Derby favorite eyes a muddy Derby Trial Stakes as showers threaten the track. A field of 15 to 18 Derby hopefuls, including Northern Dancer and Quadrangle, are lined up for the one mile prep for the Run for the Roses.
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Hill Rise
Louisville
el Peco Ranch
California
Weather Bureau
Bill Finnegan
Northern Dancer
Quadrangle
Dandy K
the Scoundrel
Mr. Brick
Roman Brother
Prince Davette
Royal Shack
Ishkoodah
Grand Garco
Aqueduct
Saidam
Girls Sport Show Draws Big Crowd at Lawrence High
About 3 000 spectators attended the ninth annual Girls Sport Show at Lawrence High School gym. The Red team led by Martha Lanning won five of nine events, giving Reds a five and four record in nine years. Sherry Heck captained the Black team with four wins. Three hundred students participated in activities from the physical education curriculum, with girls remaining on their teams throughout high school. Mrs Barbara Maxwell directed the event with a "Swiss Holiday" theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Martha Lanning
Reds
Sherry Heck
Barbara Maxwell
Drake Athletes Set Mark Standards in Relays Carnivals
In Philadelphia and Des Moines, Drake athletes posted top marks as Villanova, Drake, and rivals contested Penn and Drake Relays. Drake led in eight track events and four field marks, with standout results including Missouri and Texas Southern times and Villanova’s four major relay wins challenged by Drake in the sprint medley and distance relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Drake
Uncle Sam
Des Moines
Vince McArdle
Manhattan
Bill Hardin
Louisiana State
Villanova
Penn Relays
Wildcats
Missouri
Texas Southern
Western Michigan
Cardinals Protest In Eighth Sparks Sunday Loss
St Louis fell 6-4 to Houston at Busch Stadium as Cardinals manager Johnny Keane protested the seventh and eighth inning rulings over a run scored by Mike White. Houston tied the game in the seventh, then pulled ahead in the eighth before the protest was filed. In Kansas City, the Athletics lost 7-4 to Washington as Jim Gentile and Rocky Colavito homered in the ninth.
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St. Louis
Houston Colts
Busch Stadium
Washington Senators
Bill Skowron
Don Zimmer
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Johnny Keane
Cardinal
Walter Bond
Colts
Mike White
Bob Aspromonte
Bond
Jim Wynn
Jim Beauchamp
Rusty Staub
Johnny Lewis
Tim McCarver
Aspromonte
McCarver
Cardinals
White
Keane
Mike
Jerry Groate
Eddie Kasko
Bob Lillis
Colt
United States Cagers Finally Gain Victory in Russia
The AAU touring squad boosted by five Olympic cagers snapped a losing streak with a 74-65 win over an All-Leningrad quintet. Jim Barnes led the U S attack with 20 points, supported by Olympic standouts Larry Brown Dick Davies Pete McCaffrey and Jerry Shipp. The Americans had dropped two straight to the Soviet national team in Moscow and St Petersburg before this victory.
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Leningrad
U.S
Jim Barnes
Texas Western
Larry Brown
Dick Davies
Pete McCaffrey
Jerry Shipp
Moscow
Russia
O'Hara Wins Drake Mile Despite Lacking Zip
Des Moines Iowa AP Loyola Chicago senior Tom O'Hara edged through a slow outdoor debut for 4 01 in the invitational mile at Drake Relays. He trailed most of the race, surged past Emporia State’s John Damien on the final curve, and clocked 56.8 seconds for the last quarter. He failed to match indoor 3 56 4, missing a chance at a second outstanding athlete award as Gayle Hopkins dominated with 26 2 in the long jump and 51 8 in the triple jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Tom O'Hara
Drake Relays
Loyola of Chicago
O'Hara
John Damien
Emporia
Kans
Drake
Gayle Hopkins
Arizona
U.S
Hopkins
Couple Excommunicated Over Priest's Dance Critique
An Ionia Michigan couple was excommunicated from their Episcopal church after they accused their rector of harboring archaic beliefs in his opposition to a high school production of Damn Yankees. The church said the Clores were removed due to a letter criticizing the rector’s stance published in the Ionia Daily Sentinel Standard.
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Sonia
Mich
Ionia
Bierlein
Lola
Kristi Hanson
Kristi
Robert Boyce
Raymond Monte
Clare
Richard
Charles Bennison
Western Michigan
Alaskan Chief Misses Fatal Crash of Airplane
A plane carrying four National Guard officers and flight crew crashed into Prince William Sound off Valdez after departing Gov. Egan at the Valdez airport. The airmen aboard Maj. Gen. Thomas Carroll Lt. Col. Thomas Norris Maj. James Rowe and T. Sgt. Kenneth Ayers were killed. Rescue boats recovered debris including wing tanks an oil tank a briefcase an uninflated life raft and a seat headrest.
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Valdez
Alaska
William Egan
Prince William Sound
Alaska National Guard
Thomas Carroll
Adjutant General of
Thomas Norris
Anchorage
James Rowe
Kenneth Ayers
Supreme Court to Rule On Race Wedding Laws
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on Florida statutes banning interracial marriages and making it a crime for a Negro and white person to share a room at night. Dewey McLaughlin and Connie Hoffman, an interracial couple, were jailed in Miami Beach in 1962 for living together. The NAACP argued the convictions violated equal protection and due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Dewey McLaughlin
Connie Hoffman
Miami Beach
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Japanese Governors Tour Ends with Kansas City Plant Visit
Eleven Japanese governors toured industrial plants in Kansas City as the Midwest segment of a broader U S visit. A sister state agreement between Missouri and Nagano prefecture was declared by Govs Dalton and Nishizawa and will take effect after legislative approval.
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Kansas City
Midwest
United States
Florida
Missouri
Nagano
Japan
John M. Dalton
Genichiro Nishizawa
Dalton
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
U. S
Nishizawa
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Tokyo Bay
Malaysia’s Rahman Plans Tougher Policies After Victory
Malaysia's Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, after winning 89 of 104 federal seats, began shaping stricter policies against Indonesian backed guerrillas in Malaysian Borneo and saboteurs nationwide. He considered appointing a new cabinet minister to lead antiguerrilla operations in Sarawak and Sabah, with Alliance party support spanning Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Rahman
Malaysian Borneo
Federation
Sarawak
Sabah
Borneo
Malaya
Singapore
Kimberley Mines Yielded 14.5 Million Carats of Diamonds
Between 1871 and 1914 the Kimberley Mines produced a total of 14,504,375 carets of diamonds, highlighting a massive era of output for the famous South African diamond fields and their mining industry.
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Kimberley
Edwards enters Third District race for Jefferson County Commissioner
Valley Falls Republican F G Edwards seeks the Jefferson County Commissioner seat in the Third District facing incumbent August Noll of Winchester. Plans and bids available at city offices with a $20 plan deposit, no bid deposits required. engineers and city clerk can issue forms. plan return within ten days after contract award. The publisher notes the notice appears with probate court matter for George H Kerr estate in Douglas County.
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F. G. Edwards
Valley Falls
Jefferson County
Norton
Delaware
Jefferson Townships
Edwards
City of
Eudora
Kansas
Dorothy Lee Wolf
John J. Crawford
Valley Lane
Lawrence
Public Auction Sale in Lawrence for Shipman property
Notice of a public auction to sell seized property of Oda B. and Mary F. Shipman for delinquent taxes. Items include a 1959 Buick Vectra, a 1959 Shell pickup, a 1959 Imperial trailer, and related equipment. Auction at National Guard Armory on May 8, 1964 at 10:30 A.M. Payment by cash or certified funds. District Director Harry F. Scribner signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
U. S. Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Code
Oda B
Mary F. Shipman
Rhode Island
Lawrence
Kansas
National Guard
West Turnpike
Vane Sas
Imperial
Scott
Oda R
Mary F. "Shipman
United States
Harry F. Scribner
Internal Revenue
Harold £. Kruse
Indora
Eighth Street
Birch Street
Main Street
Acorn Street
Ninth Street
Eighth and
Fir Street
Oak Street
Ninth and
Eleventh Street
Pine Street
Church Street
Tenth Street
Malin Street
V.C.P
V.G.P
Udora
Public Sale May 2 1964 at 747 R L St items lot
On Saturday May 2 1964 at 1 pm a public sale at 747 R L Street offers Hideabed set, rugs, furniture, piano, lamps, dining suite, air conditioner, bedroom suites, kitchen appliances, ice, yard tools and misc items. Terms are cash. Guardian Raymond Stockert and auctioneer Mike Jones oversee.
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R.L St
Thompson
Raymond Stockert
Guardian Co. G
Skillett
Skiles
Auct
Mike Jones
FOR SALE AND WANTED CLASSIFIED NOTICES
Numerous small ads list homes for sale and trade requests, kittens, a beautician wanted, a relief cook, and various buy sell and trade offers. Addresses and phone numbers appear with Madison and Lawrence area listings, including Merton VI lines and area businesses.
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East Heights
Cowboy Realty Co
N.H
Baent House
Minland
Esther Eddy Shriver
R. FE
Ark
Eldvidze
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Infield
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K.C
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Winchester
State of Kansas
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George H. Kerr
Wayne Allphin, Jr
Wesley M. Norwood
Official and Legal
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Mary FP. Priest
State of
John J. Riling
Mary F. Priest
Mary T.’. Priest
Eugene C. Riling
Charles C. Rankin
Jim Yowell
Martin Tractor Co
University Field
Gill Agency
West JR. High
GILL
Stokelyree Camp
10Th St. Ph
Blacktop
McLouth
Underwood Inv
Wnz Mass
Vinedand Valley
Champ
Stinson
Vinland
Care Journal World
Steve Russell
After & P.m
B.R. & Util
Brown Realty Co
B.R
Lawr
KU & Town
Bath Up
Bath
Ph. WI
Util
Mass
Cape Cod
South
Call American Real Estate, Inc
Bob Cherry
Jim Williamson
Shirley Rea
Haverty and Hedges
Call KI
Mason
Tindora
Lake St
John B. Mills
Pamela Lane
West Side
Holiday Park
Hird Agency Realtors
Cain Realty
Ray Stoneback
Discount
Falcon and Comet
Oldsmobile
Discount Tire Center
Motorola
West Campus
Central Aid Conditioning
McCrorys Otasco
1818
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