FCC keeps restrictions on TV Cable in Austin case
The FCC votes 6-0 to deny lifting limits on TV Cable of Austin, keeping a barrier to compete with KTBC-TV owned by the Johnson interests. The ruling heightens odds a rival firm may win subscribers in Austin, while the Johnsons hold an option to buy half that firm’s stock. TV Cable operates community antenna television bringing network programs to remote areas.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Johnson
Texas
TV Cable of
Austin
FCC
Ktbc-Tv
TV Cable
KTBC
Texas Broadcasting Corp
LBJ Co
San Antonio
Waco
Community Antenna Television
Dog Vaccinations Set This Friday in Eudora
Eudora dog owners urged to buy new tags and have dogs vaccinated for rabies from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at Eudora City Hall. Deputy Sheriff John Miller said unvaccinated and untagged dogs will be picked up. Dr. William Bradley will vaccinate dogs, and noncompliance with the ordinance could lead to arrest.
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Eudora
Eudora City Hall
John Miller
William Bradley
Miller
De Gaulle Leaves Hospital After Prostate Surgery
Charles de Gaulle is discharged from Cochin Hospital two weeks after prostate gland surgery. He was escorted by his wife in a waiting limousine.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cochin Hospital
de Gaulle
Robbers Hijack Silver Truck on Chicago South Side
Three robbers hijacked a truck carrying nearly three tons of silver bullion valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. Salvatore Lavalle, 50, the driver, was held captive for almost two hours as the hijackers halted near his destination on the South Side. The 75 bars were bound for a National Lead Co plant from a shipment by U S Metals Refining Co of Carteret New Jersey. The empty truck was later recovered by police.
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Chicago
Salvatore Lavalle
National Lead Co
U.S. Metals Refining Co
Carteret, N.J
Teens Arrested After Harlem Store Knife Attack
In Harlem, three youths aged 17 to 18 were arrested on felonious assault charges after a woman, Magic Sugar, 45, was killed and her husband, Frank, 50, was stabbed six times while defending her during a store robbery attempt at a second-hand clothing shop on 125th Street. The suspects denied involvement. none of Sugar's money or the till was taken.
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New York
Harlem
Magic Sugar
Frank
125Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Sugar
Ronald Felder
Walter Thomas
Willie Craig
Harlem Hospital
Sugars
Wheat Signup Opens For 1964 Voluntary Program
The 1964 voluntary wheat program signup starts Friday at the Douglas County ASCS office 611 Vt. St. Chairman David V Noe urges growers to file early as signup runs only through May 15. Growers with questions may contact the ASCS office at VI 34260.
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Douglas County
ASCS
Vt. St
David V. Noe
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Noe
Pupils Present Friday Orchestra and Band Concert
Lawrence fifth and sixth grade pupils will perform a band and orchestra concert at 9 p.m. Friday in the Lawrence High School auditorium conducted by Don Beene. The 85 member orchestra plays a varied program followed by a 150 member training band and a 130 member concert band.
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Don Beene
Pamela Hird
Orchard Lane
Lawrence High School
Carolyn Frank
Harriet Harwood
Broadview Dr
Patty Wilcox
Emery Rd
Kristi Carlsen
Sunset Dr
Ralph Reed
Engel Rd
Peter Niemann
11Th
Mo. Sts
Tom Schaake
Hilltop Dr
Lawrence
Southern Roses
Garden of Dreams
the Musketeers
Hickory
Dickory
Dock
Beene
Charles Kassinger
Robert Zilliox
Unsolved Double Homicide In Smithville Area
Platte County Sheriff reports Mari an Biscoe shot and beaten with an undergarment found beside the body. Coroner notes strong evidence of abortion and sexual assault. Willoughby, pregnant, vanished Oct 9 with a dark skinned man. body found two weeks later south of Smithville. Case remains unsolved.
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Ralph Lowmiller
Platte County
Smithville
Priest says anti religious propaganda misread by court
Sheen asserts the Supreme Court ruling rests on a myth of church state separation with no solid history. He cites Jefferson's Danbury letter as the origin of the wall of separation phrase.
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Sheen
Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Danbury
Conn
Open house at KU Observatory invites Venus viewing
Intercepted police chatter hints at county conflict while peddlers face action. The Kansas University Observatory in Lindley Hall Room 500 will host an open house from 8 to 10 p.m. Friday with astronomy professor N Wyman Storer guiding Venus viewing. clouds may cancel the event.
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Kansas University Observatory
Lindley Hall
N. Wyman Storer
Scranton Predicts Democratic Troubles in Pennsylvania
Governor William W. Scranton warned that Pennsylvania Democrats face a hard path in the November election amid an intra party fight. He noted the Democratic primary tight race between Justice Michael A. Musmanno and Gen Evie Blatt and said his write in presidential bid does not alter his stance. Absentee ballots totaling about 10 000 will determine the Democratic senate nomination.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Genevieve Blatt
Salon Manager Arrested Today
New York AP reports Arthur Keller 42, general manager of Mainbocher Inc. on Fifth Avenue, indicted on 57 counts for stealing over 227000 from the salon and its president. Indictment covers Feb 1957 to Jan 1964. Keller allegedly diverted funds to boating including a 79000 yacht. he has led Mainbocher for 15 years.
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NEW York
Mainbocher, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Keller
Asst. Dist. Atty
Leonard Newman
Keller
Huntington
Long Island
Mainbocher
Reverend Willis Tabor To Head NAACP Meeting In Lawrence
Rev. Willis Tabor of Victor Street Presbyterian Church Kansas City Mo to be principal speaker at Lawrence NAACP meeting 8 p m Friday at Second Christian Church Lacy Banks to perform excerpts from Raisin In The Sun and sing Rev H C McMillan NAACP president to discuss civil rights movement in the Midwest Freedom Telecast May 14 at Municipal Auditorium features stars from Ed Sullivan to Sidney Poitier and Elizabeth Taylor Call VI 3 3051 for details
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Willis Tabor
Victor Street Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Lawrence
NAACP
Second Christian Church
13Th and Conn
Tabor
Mississippi
South
Lacy Banks
Banks
Rev. H. C. McMillan
U. S
Municipal Auditorium
Los Angeles
New York City
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Harry Belafonte
Nat King Cole
Mahalid Jackson
Sidney Poitier
Elizabeth Taylor
Dick Gregory
Richard Burton
Fredric March
Gene Kelly
Pearl Bailey
Garry Moore
Edward G. Robinson
Calling
Rockefeller endorses poverty war but calls timing late
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller backed the Johnson administration's war on poverty in Appalachia, urging states to play a full role to avoid bureaucratic waste. He criticized West Virginia Democrats for delaying action and contrasted his view with Barry Goldwater in the California primary context.
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Beckley
W.va
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Appalachian
West Virginia
New York
Congress
Rockefeller
Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
California
GOP to Display Youth and Vigor at National Convention
Republicans plan a televised showcase of youth at the San Francisco nominating convention. Sen. Thurston B. Morton of Kentucky, 56, will be permanent chairman. Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, 41, may serve as temporary chair. Robert A. Forsythe, 42, is eyed as keynote. The choice ends a deadlock between congressional leaders and governors.
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Washington
San Francisco
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Morton
Republican National Arrangements Committee
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Robert A. Forsythe
Minnesota
Hatfield
Forsythe
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Thruston B. Morton
Peter Sellers Remains in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
British actor Peter Sellers who suffered a near fatal heart attack on April 6 will stay several more days at Hollywood’s Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
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Hollywood (Ap
Peter Sellers
Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon
52 Million Awarded In Utility Antitrust Suits
Antitrust suits by four private utility companies in Kansas and one in Missouri against 11 manufacturers of electrical equipment settled for 2 103 170. Kansas Power & Light Topeka will receive 781 116 Kansas Gas & Electric Wichita 869 318 Empire District Electric Joplin Mo 59 504 Western Light & Telephone Great Bend 120 769 Central Kansas Power Hays 272 361 Defendants include General Electric Westinghouse McGraw Edison Cornell Dubilier Sangamo Allis Chalmers Foster Wheeler Ingersoll Rand C H Wheeler Worthington Federal Pacific Electric.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
Missouri
U. S
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Kansas Power & Light Co
Topeka
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Wichita
Empire District Electric Co
Joplin
Western Light & Telephone Co
Great Bend
Central Kansas Power Co
Hays
The
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
McGraw- Edison Co
Cornell - Dubilier Eectric Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Foster- Wheeler Corp
Ingersoll- Rand Co
C. H. Wheeler Co
Worthington Corp
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Senator requests FBI probe into Estes cash claim
Senator Yarborough asked the FBI to investigate allegations that he accepted 50 000 dollars from Billie Sol Estes. He called the charge by opponent McLendon an infamous lie as the FBI reportedly agreed to review the matter.
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Washington
FBI
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Yarborough
Justice Department
Gordon McLendon
McLendon
Estes
Pecos
Tex
Kaw Valley School Spring Music Program Slated
Kaw Valley School students present an annual spring music program at 8 p m Friday in the school auditorium. The program titled Hooten Anny features direction by Mrs Jeanne Hargrave the school's music instructor.
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KAW Valley
Kaw _ Valley School
Jeanne Hargrave
Card of Thanks for Tornado Loss and Support
Card of thanks from the Williams Rock and Needels families and Rose Wilson expresses gratitude to Valley View personnel friends neighbors and relatives for prayers food flowers and support after the loss of loved ones and destruction caused by the April tornado noting continued appreciation for labor provisions and kind words.
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Valley View
C. H. Williams
George Rockhold
Rose Wilson
Robert Needels
Thanks for the flowers and support from Topeka and Lawrence
A note of thanks from Mrs. Arthur Burdorff expresses gratitude for flowers cards kindnesses and visits received during her hospital stay from friends in Topeka Lawrence and elsewhere.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Arthur Burdorff
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