U S Negro Riots Urged From Cuba and China
AP reports broadcasts from Cuba and China urge American Negroes to take to the streets in armed revolt. Maoist and Chinese radio promote violence and guerrilla tactics, praising U S demagogues and targeting U S cities. Frank Coe cited as advocate.
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Cuba
Red China
America
National Liberation Movement
Radio Free Dixie
Robert F. Williams
U.S
Peking
Frank Coe
U.S. Senate
International Monetary Fund
China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Peking Radio
More Surgery for Brave Youth Red Knowles
Everett Knowles the 15 year old Somerville patient known as Red is back in Massachusetts General Hospital for major corrective surgery to improve movement in his right arm and fingers. He previously had his severed arm reattached after a May 23 1962 accident when his arm was torn from his shoulder by a train wheel.
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Boston
Everett
Red) Knowles
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Red
J-W Plans DNC Coverage by Dolph C. Simons Jr
The Journal-World will send Dolph C. Simons Jr. as a representative to cover the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey starting August 24. The paper will also run leased-wire dispatches from Associated Press reporters and wire photographers and provide Times-Post and Lippmann writers.
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Journal-World
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Atlantic City
N.J
Simons
Kansas
San Francisco
Chicago
Associated Press
Los Angeles Times-Washington Post
Times-Post
Walter Lippmann
Joseph Alsop
Chalmers Roberts
Keating to Seek Senate Return Amid Goldwater Stance
Republican Sen. Kenneth B. Keating announced his bid for re election in New York while withholding support for presidential nominee Barry Goldwater. He stressed differences with Goldwater and vowed not to trim his stance for party unity. Keating faces Republican State Committee action next Monday.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Keating
Republican State Committee
U.S
Rochester
Platform writers hear calls for excise tax cuts and dividends
Secretary Dillon urged next year as the time to reduce excise taxes and study the whole structure not just popular levies. President Johnson aides floated returning rising revenues to states, while Walter Heller proposed a dividend to the public or states to spur growth. The discussions aimed to shape the 1964 Democratic platform in Atlantic City.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Johnson
Democratic Platform Committee
Atlantic City
N.J
Dillon
Congress
Platform Writers
Treasury
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Eisenhower
Ft Larned National Historic Site Bill Advances
The Senate Interior Committee approved a House-passed bill to designate Ft Larned in Kansas as a national historic site. The action follows earlier House approval and sets its preservation as a federal historic designation.
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FT. Larned Washington
Ft. Larned In
Kansas
Senate
Interior Committee
Stock Market Close Up Slightly on Broad Gains
New York stock market closed with the 60-stock index at 316.7, up 0.1 point. Traders noted modest advance across several sectors as the session ended.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Spiritual Power Emphasized Here By Steel Leader
Leslie B Worthington president of United States Steel Corp told about 1100 high school boys at the Second National Explorer Delegate Conference at Kansas University that America’s strength rests on faith courage and civic responsibility. He urged seeking truth in all things and stated that challenge drives national greatness. He noted Americans are misunderstood abroad and stressed the value of civic participation beyond voting.
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America
Leslie B. Worthington
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
University Theatre
Worthington
Americans
Scout Film Gang Backed by Disney
Explorer Post 25 in Burbank California forms Movie Teens with Walt Disney sponsorship to produce documentary films about scouting. Since November 1959 they have created five movies including Trouble at Sagebrush Mesa and Eyes for the Blind. Each film costs around 50000 dollars, funded by the scouts themselves while using Disney facilities on weekends.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Lawrence
Explorer Post 25
Burbank
Calif
Movieteens
Walt Disney Productions
United States
William H. Spurgeon
Irvine Company
Santa Ana
Sagebrush Mesa
Explorer Troop
Scouting In Action
Boy Scouts of America
Keenteen
Willow Glen
San Diego
Eyes For the
Eye Dog Foundation
Los Angeles
Victor Kaufmann
Walt Disney Studios
Children's Theater Conference Opens at KU Murphy Hall
Kansas University hosts the 20th anniversary Children's Theatre Conference with about 400 participants from Kansas and neighboring states. Highlights include workshops on creative dramatics, lectures by George Latshaw, a showing of The Dragon's Cruise, a Cedar Rapids play Doctor Gray Matter's Dilemma, and a final Beauty and the Beast performance by EU staff.
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Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
George Latshaw
Cleveland
Ohio
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Watkins Room
Kansas Union
Echo Blick
Omaha
Deal Six
Region
Cedar Rapids
Gray Matter
University Theatre
George A. Heinemann
NBC Children’s Theater
Swarthout Recital Hall
Adam Kilian
Jan Wilkowski
Lalka Theatre
Warsaw
Poland
EU Children’s Theater
Warmer Air Moves Into Lawrence Area
The U S Weather Bureau forecast fair skies and warmer conditions in Lawrence through Wednesday with a high in the upper 80s and a low in the mid 60s. Temperatures reached 82 degrees by 2 pm today, the highest since August 10, while rainfall totaled .81 inches aiding crops according to Douglas County Extension Agent Deal Six.
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Lawrence Area
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Mercury
Lawrence
Douglas County
Deal Six
President Johnson Leads Iceland PM Through White House Yard
President Johnson and Iceland Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson walked a yard tour around the White House with beagles in attendance. Johnson gave a running commentary to reporters and to visitors, praising Benediktsson as a great friend of America and NATO while greeting crowds at the southeast gate.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Iceland
Johnson Beagles
Bjarni Benediktsson
Benediktsson
America
NATO
LBJ
Ernest Robitaille
Cohoes, N.Y
Eudora High Sets August Registration and Open Date
Eudora High School announces registration on Thursday and Friday, August 27 and 28, with school starting Monday, August 31. Labor Day will be observed with no classes. Textbook rental fees of 10 dollars are due, and enrollment cards will be issued to returning students. transfer students should call for an appointment. Football, basketball and track hopefuls must attend physicals on August 24 and 26, with fees for other dates. The district reports 183 students enrolled: 52 freshmen, 47 sophomores, 32 juniors and 52 seniors. The campus lies six miles east of Lawrence on K-10. Three new teachers join Eudora High: Donna Renneke, Robert L. Ramsbottom, and Robert E. Norris. Principal D. E. Kerr begins his 23rd year. Returning staff include Evelyn G. Wilson, Darlene Slapar, C. J. Williams, James A. Ethington, Faye Hairston, George Dale Mathey, Ila Carmean, Harold Basham, Naomi L. Cundy, and Diana Timmons.
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Eudora High School
Eudora High
Eudora
Lawrence
Donna Renneke
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Baxter
Iowa
Robert L. Ramsbottom
William Jewell College
Liberty
Gallatin
Glen Elder
Wilson
Robert E. Norris
Kansas University
D. E. Kerr
Kansas State Department of Education
Evelyn G. Wilson
Darlene Slapar
C. J. Williams
James A. Ethington
Faye Hairston
George Dale Mathey
Ila Carmean
Harold Basham
Naomi L. Cundy
Diana Timmons
Johnson signs $1.4 billion hospital plan expansion
President Johnson signed a five year extension of the Hill Burton Act in a ceremony with a large congressional delegation and health officials. The measure funds hospital construction and modernization as part of a broader push for better health policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Enrollment to Rise by 300 in Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence public schools expect 300 more students this fall bringing total to 6 782. Orientation for 62 new teachers is Friday at Lawrence High School cafeteria with a hospitality hour at 10 a.m. and a full staff meeting next Monday.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence High School
Association For Childhood Development
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Weather summary for Northeast Kansas fair and warm through Wednesday
The weather page reports fair, warmer conditions for northeast Kansas through Wednesday with light easterly to southeasterly winds. Highs near the upper 80s, lows in the mid 60s, and a 69 degree reading at 2 a.m. yesterday.
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Kansas
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