Hurricane Climax Expected As Cleo Hits Georgia Coast
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Hurricane Cleo weakened from Florida's Gold Coast but forecasters warned hurricane warnings would remain as the storm turns north toward Georgia. Eye was near St Augustine at 11 am EST and expected to move inland near Brunswick and Savannah with further weakening tonight.
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Sheriff reports quiet after violence at Atchison County farmfront
Sheriff Alkinson said conditions are quiet following two violent incidents in Atchison County. Fence cutting damaged cattlemen properties Monday while a National Farmers Organization worker faced a shotgun attack amid a campaign to withhold livestock from the market. Nimbus satellite launched from Vandenberg on a storm tracking mission taking thousands of photos daily. A judge’s son faced court after a fatal shooting in the village clerk’s office. Benedict Dipiazza, 21, was charged with first degree murder in the matter.
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Alkinson
Atchison County
National Farmers Organization
NFO
George Grates
Benedict Dipiazza
Noreen Jones
Lawn Chair Kills Holton Girl of 3
A Holton three year old, Elizabeth Ellen Christie, died in her back yard when a folding wooden chair with a canvas back collapsed and suffocated her. Coroner Fred Padden ruled the death accidental, caused by the chair wedging her between rungs as it tipped backward. The child was found by her mother about 12:20 p.m. while returning from work at the Holton dress factory.
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Fred Padden
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Miller Says Democrats Cannot Run Country Well
Miller accuses Democrats of inability to govern as he criticizes Humphrey and the party's convention. He spoke at Olean Airport after arriving for a 13 hour campaign swing, calling Humphrey a sort of a raving liberal while touring New York.
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N.Y
William E. Miller
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Olean
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lodge in Rome on US policy mission amid Segni illness
U S presidential envoy Henry Cabot Lodge arrived in Rome to outline American Southeast Asia policy. His first official act was nonpolitical as he signed the Visitors' register at the presidential palace for gravely ill President Antonio Segni.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Southeast Asia
Ission
Presidential
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Kennedy tears mark closing night of four day convention
Delegates wept as RFK spoke of his brother and Democratic ideals while a film of John F Kennedy’s family life played. Attorney general watched from the back, then turned away wiping his eyes as the lights returned.
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Johnson speaks on civil rights backlash and party reception
President Johnson criticizes the opposition while describing a civil rights backlash facing Democrats. He cites polls showing minimal to 15 percent of Democrats may vote Republican in November. After remarks, he joins supporters for a birthday celebration as fireworks light the boardwalk.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Texas
Daily Earth Tide Swirls Linked to Core Activity
Daily earth tide changes may reflect movements within the planet’s molten core. Scientists suggest thermal convection and fluid dynamics in the outer core drive subtle, regular shifts observable at global monitoring stations.
Wakarusa Plans Tuesday Meeting on County School Unification
A Tuesday 8 p.m. information session at Wakarusa Valley School will discuss Douglas County one unit unification proposed by the School Unification Planning Board. Voters set for September 8 to decide on the plan. a two unit format was rejected June 2.
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Wakarusa Valley
Lois Herschell
J.A. Cleavinger
Baldwin Consolidated
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Journal- World
Lawrence
Kansas
Arraignment Today On Kidnaping Charge In Lawrence
James L. Melson, 22, of Lawrence, arraigned in Douglas County Court on a first degree kidnaping charge with bond set at 25000. Identified as the man who abducted a Douglas County woman at knife point July 30 near Lawrence Memorial Hospital, then drove her outside the city and raped her. Melson held in county jail. detectives say he has not admitted the rape charge.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
James L. Melson
Kansas City
Melson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Science Not Reassuring Fat Daughters Study
A Chicago report notes a Thursday study of 180 teenage fat girls finding 175 were naturally built that way. The result offers little reassurance to worried mothers.
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Chicago
Humphrey Addresses KU Summer Session Delegates
Former vice presidential nominee Hubert Humphrey spoke to Kansas University summer session students and Girls State delegates on July 10, 1947. He urged youth to pursue politics as Mayor of Minneapolis, at KU by request of George Baxter Smith. The event moved indoors due to rain amid a busy campus of about 18 000 attendees and 5 000 enrolled students with multiple extension programs.
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Kansas University
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Minneapolis
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Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Salvation Army Changes in Lawrence Leadership
Capt Earl Polsley transfers to Blue Valley District Kansas City MO to head Salvation Army work there on Sept 9. Capt Charles Moffitt succeeds him from Salina. Polsley to report at a Tuesday noon Advisory Board meeting at the Castle Tea Room, where Moffitt will be introduced. Polsley since June 1959 in Lawrence. three children with Capt and Mrs Polsley live at 2608 Belle Crest.
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Salina
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Palsley
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Debra
Randy
Riots Intensify in Saigon Capital Clashes
Viet Nam capital sees Buddhist and Catholic student clashes with paratroopers using bayonets. A Buddhist student is killed, nine dead over two days, many injured as churches and media sites burn. Schools in Saigon and suburbs are closed until further notice.
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South Viet Nam
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Education Ministry
Topekan Watson Named Perry Area Engineer for Corps
Vincent J. Watson of Topeka is appointed area engineer at the Perry Kan area office of the U S Army Corps of Engineers. He will supervise the 47 7 million Perry Dam and Reservoir and flood protection projects at Topeka Frankfort Manhattan and near Tonganoxie and will oversee the Lawrence flood control project later this year. Watson has long served in the Kansas City district including construction management in Topeka and prior Navy service in World War II.
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Topeka
Perry, Kan
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Lawrence
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Food Poisoning Scare Suspected Locally Clears
Lawrence reports multiple food poisoning cases linked to one batch with Salmonella. Health officials say the illness originated from contaminated food, traced to one eating place and one supplier. No violations found, no continued risk at any specific establishment.
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Lawrence-Douglas
Dr. Clinton
Clinton
Vinlander Wins Tractor Event At Vinland Fair
Glenn Richardson of Vinland wins the tractor pulling at the 57th Vinland Grange Fair with a John Deere pull of 211.9 percent of its weight. Max Moore of Baldwin places second, Don Dunlap of Tonganoxie third. Wallace Wisemann wins the biggest load.
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Vinland
John Deere
Max Moore
Baldwin
Don Dunlap
Tonganoxie
Wallace Wisemann
Wellsville
Dan Kennedy
Lawrence
Harlan Robinson
Baldwin Commercial Club
Pat Beedles
Vinland Fairgrounds
Eudora
Nazi Road Network Driven by War Needs in 1920s Germany
The extensive system of limited access highways in Germany traces to the 1920s and was advanced by the Nazi regime to accelerate military movements and logistics. The effort linked to the regime’s broader mobilization of soldiers and supply chains.
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Germany
Living costs rise in July to index 108.3
U S July consumer price index climbs three tenths of a percent the largest monthly rise in a year. Meats poultry and fish push food index up nine tenths while overall costs remain largely steady in housing and medical care.
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U.S
Washington
Sidney A. Jaffe
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Card of Thanks for Minnie Mc Namara and Golden Anniversary
The family of Minnie Mc Namara expresses gratitude for kindness shown during bereavement and for cards gifts and flowers received on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Mr and Mrs Tyre Ford thank nurses doctors and friends for care and good wishes.
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Ford
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
H. P. Jones
Manahan
Palmer
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