Luce candidacy sparks GOP moves in New York
In New York the GOP’s two national committeemen pressed to block Clare Boothe Luce’s entry as Conservative party candidate against Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. They warned Dean Burch they may withdraw support for Goldwater if Conservative backing continues. Rep. Miller, hospital-bound, says Goldwater and he cannot control the Conservatives. Kennedy’s candidacy gains steam at the Atlantic City convention with expected announcement, while Mayor Wagner and UN Ambassador Stevenson back him. Rep. Stratton pursues the state convention fight. Rockefeller approves the telegram pressuring party alignment.
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New York
New York State
Republican National Committee
Clare Boothe Luce
Repubican
Kenneth B. Keating
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Luce
Buffalo
William E. Miller
Sen. Goldwater
Miller
Kennedy
Atlantic City
N.J
Massachusetts
Robert F. Wagner
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wagner
Gracie Mansion
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Stratton
Saratoga Springs
Connecticut
Italy
Burch
George L. Hinnan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dorothy McHugh
Washington
Rockefeller
Lone Woman Trainee For Police Work
Virginia Rakocinski, 24 of Evanston, is the first woman in Chicago police training to study alongside 300 men in a 13 week course. She topped 42 applicants to win a policewoman job with Skokie, after leaving a radioactive research post.
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Chicago
Virginia Rakocinski
Rakocinski
Evanston
Chicago Police Training Division
Miss Rakocinski
Skokie Police Department
Skokie
Chicago Police Training School
Mundelein College
Skokie Pharmaceutical
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad с Directory Entry
Fred ard Oscar Rumsey owners Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 5111 Ady.
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Fred Ard
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home VI
Ady
Kennedy Wagner Set Conference In Gracie Mansion
Atty. Gen Robert F. Kennedy and Mayor Robert F. Wagner scheduled a joint news conference for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Gracie Mansion. Kennedy is expected to formally enter the New York Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate. He resigned from the Massachusetts delegation and his sister in law replaced him as delegate. Wagner endorsed Kennedy for the nomination ahead of the Sept. 1 State Democratic Convention.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Gracie Mansion
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Virginia
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Wagner
Kansas Delegates Camp In San Francisco On Route To Atlantic City
Kansas GOP and Democratic delegates travel from Iowa to promote their state during the national convention circuit. A Kansas promotion room in a nearby motel offers meetings and hospitality ahead of sessions. Talks center on possible vice presidential nominations and broader state image building for publicity.
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Kansas
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Kansas Democratic
Johnson
Richland
Georgia Neese Gray
U.S
Iowa Gop
San Francisco
Iowa Beef
Iowa
Iowa University
Forest Evashevski
Kansas Gop
Democratic Delates
Douglas County Teachers Begin Institute at KU 1964
About 115 Douglas County teachers started the 1964 Professional Institute in Room 33 Bailey Hall Kansas University. Classes run 8 a.m. through Tuesday with the institute capped by a 6:30 p.m. dinner Tuesday in the Kansas Union Ballroom featuring Dr. Leslie Thomason of Cessna Aircraft Wichita as the keynote speaker.
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Douglas County Teachers Professional Institute
Bailey Hall
Kansas University
Douglas County
Coe
Kansas Union
Leslie Thomason
Cessna Aircraft
Wichita
Kennedy Widow Will Attend Atlantic City Event
Mrs John F Kennedy plans to visit Atlantic City to thank 5200 Democratic delegates at the Deauville Hotel reception in three shifts while avoiding the convention hall due to mourning. She will not watch a Kennedy life film but will greet delegates and recall the November tragedy alongside President Johnson on his nomination night.
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Atlantic City
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Florence Eldridge
Caroline
John Jr
Newport
R.I
Hammersmith Farm
Johnson
Vinland School Announces Enrollment and Start Dates
Vinland School sets enrollment from 9 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday. Buses will pick up and return students after enrollment. The first day of school is Monday, August 31, with hot lunch program operating. No school on Labor Day, September 7.
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Vinland School
Auto workers threaten strike unless bargaining quickly shifts
DETROIT AP Walter P. Reuther UAW president warned a strike is possible if the Big Three fail to adjust their bargaining position promptly. TOPEKA AP Rep William Avery urged a plank for an effective and equitable foundation plan to support elementary and secondary schools. NEW YORK AP Barry Goldwater discussed campaign issues privately with business leaders during a New York reception and dinner. NEW YORK AP Attorney General Kennedy can run for the U S Senate if nominated but cannot vote for himself under the Constitution as he is a Virginia resident and a Massachusetts voter.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Topeka (Ap
William Avery
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Virginia
Massachusetts
U.S
1964 Collegiate Football Schedule Preview
The Journal World presents on page 12 the 1964 college football schedule compiled by the Associated Press. Farmers Co-Op Elevator received the first load of 1964 mile, 4,560 pounds, 17 percent moisture, cut Sunday by David Noe. East 7th Street work will remove telephone poles this afternoon or Tuesday morning as crews extract cable.
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Journal-World Today
Associated Press
Farmers Co-Op
David Noe
Route 1
Lecompton
Lyle Holloway
Holloway
Lawrence
E. J. Allison
East 7Th Street
Allison
Low Profile Tire Is Due to Appear On Some '65 Cars
Detroit AP report notes 1965 cars will feature very low profile tires with profiles as low as 77. All U S manufacturers plan some use, shifting to 22 tire sizes and a $20 million changeover mainly for new molds. Goodyear's Hartz says lower profile improves stability handling and fuel efficiency.
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Detroit
John J. Hartz
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Hartz
Loyalty pledge debate splits Mississippi Democrats
Henry and his Freedom party demand seating arguing regular Democrats oppose Johnson and the national party and exclude Negroes. Lawrence notes the sought pledge mirrors the Democratic National Committee standard requiring affirmative support for party nominees or risk of seat removal after hearing.
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Henry
Freedom Party
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Johnson
National Democratic Party
Lawrence
Democratic National
Democratic National Committee
Stock Decline Noted Amid Withholding Action Question
Live stock receipts in Kansas City were a touch below normal as of today with cattle at 8 500 and hogs at 4 000. Officials did not determine if the decline stemmed from the National Farmers Organization withholding action announced last Wednesday. NFC checkers counted animals per load at the yards.
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Kansas City
National Farmers Organization
Two Perry Project recreation meetings set this week
Two meetings on Perry Reservoir recreation plan scheduled this week address farm, merchant, and sportsman interests. At 8 tonight in Oskaloosa High School auditorium, Robert Crites leads a discussion with agencies including ASCS Kansas Economic Development Corps of Engineers Extension and TAP.
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Perry Reservoir
Oskaloosa
Robert Crites
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service
Kansas Dept. of Economic Development
Corps of Engineers, Extension Division
Valley Falls High School
Corp of Engineers
Miles L. Wachendorf
Teacher Turnover in Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence Superintendent Carl S Knox reported a 16 percent turnover in the city school system this year. He told the Rotary Club luncheon that 62 of 313 teachers are new, with hiring beginning at Christmas and aiming for June 1 completion.
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Lawrence
Knox
Rioting in Saigon Hue and Da Nang Turns Anti U S
Youthful mobs in Saigon Hue and Da Nang loot burn buildings in the worst anti government rioting since last summer. In Da Nang over 1 000 youths stone a U S enlisted men’s barracks as anti American mood grows. A grenade injures three rioters and a woman dies after another blast. American troops fire warning shots while villagers defend homes near a burned Roman Catholic house. More Americans are stationed in Da Nang than anywhere except Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
da Nang
U.S
South China Sea
St. Johns Announces Sign-up and New Staff for Year
St Johns School plans sign-up Tuesday for grades one through eight with 9 am to noon report. Book lists will be issued and purchases made at the school store. Classes start half-day Thursday and Friday August 27 and 28. Principal Sister George Anne returns with several staffers. new pastor Rev Michael Moriarity and Sister Leo Marie join. Enrollment expected around 315 with two extra teachers added. Orientation and faculty meeting set for 8:30 am Monday in Room 8.
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St. John’s
George Anne
Carroll College
Helena
Mont
Ann Michael
Jeanne Vincent
Laurel Kraft
Bernice Colby
Michael Moriarity
Leo Marie
Bernadette
Suxette Slocumb
Susan Galbraith
Two Injured in One Car Crash Near Lawrence
Two youths, Stephen Lee 18 and Connie Wempe 16, were injured in a single car crash about three miles northwest of Lawrence. Lee suffered facial lacerations and was taken to KU Medical Center in Kansas City for facial surgery. Wempe remained at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in good condition. The 1961 car was a total loss after striking a concrete culvert.
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Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
Stephen Lee
Miss. St
Connie Wempe
Route 1
Lee
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Miss Wempe
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rex Johnson
Johnson
Delmar W. Gravitt
Paul E. Doll
Salina
U.S
Democrats Target Extremism in 1960 Platform Debate
Demossota and Mike Mansfield of Montana discuss a Democratic platform promising peace for all nations and freedom for all people. They plan to condemn political extremism naming the Ku Klux Klan, the John Birch Society, and the Communist party, while Republicans block a similar plank.
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Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Communist Party
Klan
Card of Thanks from the Shiraz Family
The Charles Shiraz family expresses deep gratitude for the many acts of kindness during their recent sorrow.
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Charles Shiraz
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