Ranger 7 success crowns U S moon mission effort
Pasadena AP reports Ranger 7's successful moon impact delivering full video with uninterrupted signals. Jet Propulsion Laboratory director Dr. William H. Pickering leads a celebration as President Johnson and others send congratulations. The nine-shot Ranger program costs about $260 million for 4,000 photographs.
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California Institute of Technology
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Britten Wins First Aspen Award with 30000 Prize
English composer Benjamin Britten, named winner of the inaugural Aspen Award, plans to allocate part of the $30,000 prize to establish a British musical composition prize for works that are a pleasure to perform.
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Aspen
Colo
Benjamin Britten
Lodge Notice Special Communication at Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF AM
Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM holds a special communication on Monday August 3 at 7 p.m. Work in the third degree. Visiting members welcome. J A Golden W M G W Mole Secy.
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J. A. Golden
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What Is a Catholic What Is a Christian Scientist
Lawrence Journal World reports on its weekly religion series What Our Religions Are with the Catholic topic. It notes Capistrano swallows seek shelter near Temple City and Harry Sherman’s home. Kansas University begins 1971 football against Baylor September 18 in Lawrence. A KU film This Is KU airs Sunday on Channel 5 produced by Bruce Linton and KU staff.
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Kansas City
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Bellmon Says No Delay Expected in Special Primary Elections
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon announced no delay in calling special primary elections to align the state legislature with a federal court reapportionment order based on population. A three judge panel voided Oklahoma's primaries and ordered reapportionment, marking a first for federal court intervention in state legislative elections. The ruling is seen as a rebuke to long rural legislative influence.
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Okla
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
U.S. Department of Justice
Miss USA Crown Passes To New Winner Bobbi Johnson
Martie Ozers, 20, China born daughter of an opera singer, ends her Miss USA reign by crowning 19 year old Bobbi Johnson of Washington, D C. The new Miss Universe winner will be chosen at week’s end after 15 finalists rehearse for CBS telecast. OZERS recalls travel year and looks forward to Monticello College studies.
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Bobbi Johnson
Washington, D.C
CBS
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Chicago
Monticello College
Alton
Issues to Be Decided In Tuesday Primaries Throughout the State
Kansas voters face numerous questions in Tuesday’s primaries. Proposals include Dickinson County retirement system participation, Grant County home for the aged, Kearny County time change to Central, Coffeyville industry attractor mill levy, Galena swim pool bond, Harper trash collection service, Haysville street improvements and bond, Olathe library expansion fund levy, Sabetha park land bonds, Wakefield street improvement bonds, Wichita water fluoridation repeal, and township road tax levies on all scheduled proposals.
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Kansas
League of Kansas
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Grant County
Kearny County
Coffeyville
Galena
Harper
Haysville
Olathe
Sabetha
Wakefield
Wichita
Lawrence Growth Seen Despite No New Major Industry
The Saturday Column notes Lawrence has grown well over the past year with KU driving expansion. Population rises from 32,858 in 1960 to an estimated 42,000 in 1965, while banks deposits rise to 40.36 million and savings figures reach 33.18 million. Residential meters approach 10,000 and auto licenses rise. retail sales set to hit records again. The piece highlights regional parallels, newspaper growth, and calls for continued civic leadership and effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Eudora
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Oskaloosa
McLouth
Perry
Lecompton
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Goldwater Heads for Newport Beach Vacation in Secret Move
Senator Barry Goldwater begins a second leg of his vacation tour moving south to Newport Beach California with wife for two to three days. The trip includes a secret departure and arrival plan and restricted access at the Bohemian Club as reporters are shut out. Ed Neller records updates via a dial in phone system for Goldwater aides.
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Monte Rio
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Newport Beach
Arizona
Goldwater
Ed Neller
Mansfield Blasts Foreign Newsmen Over Goldwater Coverage
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield denounced foreign press criticism of Barry Goldwater as harmful to U S relations saying Americans will judge the nominee at the polls in November without external panic. He urged foreign reporters to mind their own business and avoid influencing U S voters.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Mansfield
United States
U.S
Only 24 of 5392 Proposals to Amend Constitution Adopted
A historical note states that among 5392 constitutional amendment proposals, only 24 have been adopted, illustrating the rarity of amendments becoming law and reflecting the high hurdle in the amendment process.
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United States
Fulbright Urges Foreign Aid Authorization To Sustain Policy
Senator J W Fulbright head of the Foreign Relations Committee told the Senate that Johnson's foreign aid request cannot be further reduced without undermining the program. He urged passage of the authorization at 3 4 billion, arguing aid links to policy and defense and to development in non Communist nations.
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J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Today
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Arkansas Democrat
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U.S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Man Kills Himself in Accidental Shooting After Threats
In Chanute Kansas William Sumner 34 died when a self inflicted shot from a .22 rifle went off as police urged him out of a closet after his wife reported threats to commit death by own action. He crouched with the rifle in his mouth. He moved triggering the fatal discharge.
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Sumner
Topeka Contractor Nominated to State Civil Rights Commission
A delegation led by Dr. C. R. Roquemore of the Kansas NAACP recommended appointment of William Rinner of Topeka to the state Civil Rights Commission to Governor John Anderson on Friday.
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William Rinner
State Civil Rights Commission
John Anderson
C. R. Roquemore
Kansas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Noted Botany Educator To Join Faculty At KU
Dr James L Koevenig a resident consultant to the American Institute of Biological Sciences Curriculum Studies program will join Kansas University as associate professor in the botany department this fall He will teach develop curriculum and examine general biology and research mycology Dr Andrew Torres will also join as associate professor teaching elementary and systematic botany with systematics as a main research interest
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James L. Koevenig
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Colorado University
Andrew Torres
Wisconsin University
Milwaukee
Koevenig
Torres
Wagner Visits White House as Veep Talk Continues
Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New York visits the White House for an overnight stay with President Johnson and family. The trip follows the president's cabinet purge comments while associates say Humphrey and McCarthy remain top vice presidential contenders despite an open field.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
White House
Johnson
George Reedy
Wagner
Duncan
Robert Jr
Reedy
Harlem
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Lantern Light Study Sparks 56-Year Legal Career Closure
NEW BRAUNFELS Tex AP Dist Judge John Fuchs retired after a 56 year career as lawyer and jurist begun by lantern light. He is 77 and served 19 years as judge of the 22nd district in central Texas. A former city and county attorney, he never attended high school but studied at night and graduated from the University of Texas in 1908.
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New Braunfels
Tex
John Fuchs
Texas
Univrsity of Texas
Health Center Treats Thousands at NYC Garment Workers Union
The Health Center of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in New York City treated nearly 45,000 people last year, marking it as the nation’s first union sponsored hospital.
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International Ladies Garment Workers Union
New York City
Rusk Says Soviet Won’t Play Dead At U.S. Demands
Secretary of State Dean Rusk insisted the Soviet Union would not roll over in response to U.S. demands and vowed toughness to protect vital interests. He dismissed Republican charges of weakness and said policy remains broadly bipartisan with no expected shifts before the campaign debates.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
United States
Rusk
Soviet Union
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Rosco Elliott Family Thanks Friends After Illness and Death
The Rosco Elliott Family expresses gratitude for flowers food and many acts of kindness during their father's illness and passing Special thanks are given to the nursing staff at Valleyview Rest Home for their care and support.
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Valleyview Rest Home
Rosco Elliott
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