Cassius Clay Returns to Chicago for Key Talks with Elijah Muhammad
Cassius Clay flies to Chicago to confer with Elijah Muhammad after a London victory over Brian London. The 25th straight win sets up a potential new manager in Herbert Muhammad as Clay weighs future terms with the Louisville syndicate after defeating London in England. Clay plans rest before a September title defense against Karl Mildenberger in Frankfurt.
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Germany
Dressen Hospitalized With Kidney Infection
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen was hospitalized again Sunday with a probable acute kidney infection. The 67 year old, who had a recent heart attack, is listed in serious condition with no sign of further heart damage reported.
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Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
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Syracuse
N.Y
Ohse Meats Wins State Softball Title
Topeka Ohse Meats captured the women’s state championship by routing WIBW 11 to 2 in the final. Barbara Goodrich led with 11 hits while holding WIBW to four, earning MVP honors after her fourth win of the tournament.
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Topeka Ohse Meats
Topeka
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Ohse
Barbara Goodrich
Wichita Skier Drowns In Lake Afton Incident
Herbert Scribner 38 of Wichita drowned while water skiing at Lake Afton 15 miles southwest of Wichita. He fell 300 yards offshore and his brother threw a rope that wind carried away. Scribner's body was recovered in 12 feet of water.
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Scribner
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Brabham Wins Fourth Straight to Near World Title
Australian driver Jack Brabham captured his fourth consecutive Grand Prix victory, clinching the German Grand Prix in Adenau. The Repco powered green car finished in 2 hours 27.3 minutes at 86.1 mph, leading from the second lap ahead of John Surtees, Jochen Rindt, and Graham Hill. Brabham now holds a near insurmountable lead in the world championship standings, aiming for a third title to move past rivals toward Fangio’s five.
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Germany
Jack Brabham
Australia
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Cooper
Juan Manuel Fangio
Argentina
John Surtees
England
Austria
Jochen Rindt
Graham Hill
Whitworth Wins 24th Golf Tour Victory at Lady Carling Open
Kathy Whitworth from Monahans Texas wins the Lady Carling Open in Sutton Massachusetts scoring four under par 70 at Pleasant Valley to finish 54 holes at 217, one stroke ahead of Carol Mann for a $15 000 prize.
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Mass
Kathy Whitworth
Monahans
Tex
Pleasant Valley
Carol Mann
Linwood 4H Tour Visits Local Homes Saturday
Linwood 4H members toured homes of Coulter Bennett Elder Rescue Steele Sheets Turner on Sunday July 31. Watermelon was served at the close of the tour. Members plan entries for the Tonganoxie Fair.
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Seattle
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Canada
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Garden Grove
Calif
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Mayme Culp
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kansas
Ray Hickcox
State University Hospital
Kansas City
Pete Schmidt
Paul Jones
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Warrensburg
Henry Morill
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Bennett
Elder
Rescue
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Wallace Might Figure in 1968 Demo Election
Washington AP report says Republicans fear Gov George Wallace could help President Johnson in 1968 if Lurleen Wallace wins Alabama governor’s race. Wallace’s 1964 bids and potential third party path worry GOP strategists about carrying Ohio Indiana and northern states. Wallace's defeat would end his political via proxy in Alabama.
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George C. Wallace
Johnson
Wallace
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Maryland
Indiana
Wisconsin
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
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Richard M. Nixon
South
GOP
Ohio
James D. Martin
Martin
Medical psychology grant to study illness impact at TCU
Texas Christian University receives a $500 000 five year training grant from the Health Education and Welfare Department to study how heart disease cancer and strokes affect patients families employers and friends.
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Texas Christian University
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hearing Tonight on Unified District 497 Budget
A public hearing at 7:30 tonight during the regular school board meeting at the Administration Center will cover the 1966 67 budget for Unified District 497. Public questions on the budget will be answered, with discussion on two operational grant applications, educational television, and the Youth Diagnostic and Opportunity Center. An architect for future district schools will be considered and initial review of junior high educational specifications prepared by educators will be conducted.
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Youth Diagnostic and Opportunity Center
Voelker Family Attends 30th Aniversary Class Dinner
Woodstock reports Arthur and Mrs Voelker at Effingham for the 30th anniversary of the 1936 Atchison County Community High School class. The group plans reunions every five years on the fourth Sunday in July. Steve Cadue returns from France and enrolls at Pittsburg State.
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Atchison County Community High School
Effingham
Earl E. Bell
Bell
Fred Bell
Hamilton
Richard Dale Bell
Basehor
Buddy Russell
Dallas
Texas
Dan Petrie
Lancaster
Steve Cadue
Oskaloosa
Steve
France
Air Force
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Open housing march through Chicago's Cragin section
About 1,500 civil rights demonstrators marched through a hostile 2,000-strong white crowd on Chicago's Northwest Side. Police protected the integrated march as clashes, firecrackers, rocks, and bottles erupted. Clergy and activists led the protest with alarms about housing justice, while white counterdemonstrators shouted racial slurs and carried a National States Rights Party banner.
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Cragin
George C. Wallace
Alabama
National States Rights Party
al Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
James Bevel
Jesse Jackson
Martin Luther King Jr
U S Lunar Orbiter Set For a Tuesday Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP NASA plans a Tuesday launch of Lunar Orbiter to map nine potential Apollo landing areas. The craft will image Ocean of Storms terrain near Surveyor 1, which sent 11 237 pictures. Atlas Agena rocket to boost the 850 pound orbiter between 1007 and 243 pm CST Tuesday.
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United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Democratic push to back Viet Nam policy dominates 1966 races
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien urges Democratic congressional candidates to strongly support President Johnson's Viet Nam policy. He notes the president is in strong shape and cites broad American backing, while predicting the party will retain and gain seats despite off year headwinds.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Lawrence F. O’brien
South Viet Nam
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O'Brien
John F. Kennedy
O’brien
Dem
Barry Goldwater
O’ Brien
Post Office Department
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Senate
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KU Students Launch People-to-People Network Across Nation
Bill Dawson and associates start campus committees after an International Club meeting in 1961. The KU People-to-People program matched hundreds of foreign students with Kansas hosts and job opportunities. Last summer 50 students were placed in jobs in Lawrence and nearby cities.
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Bombay
India
Kansas University
Bill Dawson
Dawson
Rafer, Johnson
Dick Barnes
Dave Waxse
Oswego
KU People To People
Kansas
Waxse
Lawrence
Seventeenth Victim Confirmed In Whitman Rampage
A week after Charles J. Whitman fired on the University of Texas campus the spree claimed its 17th victim Karen Griffith 17 of Austin died at Brackenridge Hospital from a chest wound she suffered last Monday. Mary Gabour 41 of Texarkana remained in critical condition with head injuries.
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Tex
Charles J. Whitman
University of Texas
Karen Griffith
Brackenridge Hospital
Whitman
Mary Gabour
Texarkana
Brackenridge
Dole Urges Self Help by Nations Fed By U S Aid
Rep. Robert Dole told the Missouri Farmers Association meeting in Columbia that the United States should demand greater self-help from nations it feeds. He noted House Agriculture Committee support for the Food for Freedom bill and warned that rich countries cannot alone feed the unborn millions, urging aid tied to self-reliance to uphold world peace.
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Columbia, Mo
Robert Dole
R-Kan
America
Dole
House Agriculture Committee
Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
Missouri Farmers Association
United States
Science shrinks piles without surgery or pain
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, from a world famous research institute, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids while relieving itching and pain without surgery. Case after case reports reductions with no thorough side effects, and sufferers claim piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under Preparation At all drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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