Court Backs Bond Rights in Landmark Ruling
The U S Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Georgia lawmakers violated Julian Bond's First Amendment rights by denying him a seat in the Georgia House over his Viet Nam protest stance. The decision upheld Bond's free expression and rejected the state's basis for disqualification. The court also reviewed Georgia's governor race procedure, with a three judge panel previously striking down the constitutional provision that lets the legislature decide when no candidate wins a majority. The justices agreed to study related cases on housing discrimination, electronic eavesdropping, and reapportionment challenges.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Julian Bond
High Court
Bond
Atlanta
Earl Warren
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Georgia House
U.S
Viet Nam
Tower Court
Arthur K. Bolton
Howard H. Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
Ellis G. Arnall
Callaway
Maddox
California
New York
Cal Chancellor Appeals to Students in Berkeley Boycott
Chancellor Roger Heyns urged students to prioritize studies in leaflets as Berkeley students and faculty plan to continue the classroom boycott. The strike, tied to a Navy recruiting table dispute, has drawn thousands to rallies with about 10 arrests including six nonstudents.
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Berkeley
Calif
Roger W. Heyns
University of California
Cal
Heyns
Tom Irwin
Santa Story Begins on Page 4 in Journal World
Lucrece Beale writes a Christmas tale about a boy who believes in giants and travels to Santa Land to battle the giant who has captured the Fairy Queen Gene Doane. The illustrated story runs through the holiday season and appears in today’s edition.
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Santa
Lucrece Beale
Journal- World
Santa Land
Jayne's Son Zoltan Stricken By Spinal Meningitis
Zoltan Hargitay six, son of actress Jayne Mansfield, developed spinal meningitis while hospitalized for lion attack injuries. He is under treatment at Conejo Valley Community Hospital and was described in satisfactory condition after two operations. The illness appeared Sunday night following the Nov. 26 lion incident at the animal compound during publicity photography.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Zoltan Hargitay
Jayne Mansfield
Zoltan
Conejo Valley Community Hospital
Service at Home or Away
Rumsey Funeral Home VI 33 5111 advertises funeral services with options for home or away arrangements and contact details.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Northwest Weather Rakes Pacific Northwest and Midwest Roads
Gale driven rain and heavy snow disrupt travel from Oregon to California and across the Midwest. Winds over 120 mph lash coast. I 5 blocked by jackknifed trucks. Coquille River floods southern Oregon. eight hour blackout hits Salamanca. frigid temps reach 16 below in Allegany and Wyoming counties.
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Pacific Northwest
Midwest
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Mount Hood
U.S. Coast Guard
Coquille River
Interstate 5
Weather Bureau
California
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Iowa
Minois
New York
Salamanca
Buffalo
Allegany
Wyoming
Smith Rejects British Offer in Rhodesia Crisis
Prime Minister Ian Smith and his cabinet rejected Britain's shipboard deal on Rhodesia independence. Smith told supporters the fight goes on and accepted the proposed constitution but not Wilson's terms for ending the rebellion. The terms would place police and armed forces under a British governor and require outside ministers, including two Africans, in the government.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Britain
Smith
Humphrey Gibbs
Wilson
Rhodesian Front Party
Skitch Henderson Guest Conductor at KU Camp
Skitch Henderson former Paar and Carson regular will guest conduct during the 30th Annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University. Director Russell Wiley announced Henderson will be there July 16 to 23 directing two campers concerts in University Theatre.
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Skitch Henderson
Johnny Carson
Kansas University
Henderson
Russell Wiley
Wiley
Camp Symphony
University Theatre
Kansas City
Philharmonic
Mount Oread
Dr Walter Binns Dies A Baptist Preacher Educator
Falls Church Virginia Dr Walter Pope Binns 71 a prominent Baptist preacher and educator died here Saturday.
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Falls Church
Walter Pope Binns
Johnson driving speeds disputed by reporters in fogbound Texas trip
Newsmen and two photographers report unable to keep up with President Johnson as gaps between their cars and the White House convoy ranged up to 80 85 mph on a foggy Fredericksburg run. The White House claims a 42 mph average on the 17.4 mile He held his Continental to a moderate speed per Secret Service logs.
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White House
Johnson
Church
Secret Service
Harold C. Pachios
Bill D. Moyers
Pachios
U.S. Highway 290
Texas
U.S. 290
Ranch
KU to Seek New Head Coach After Mitchell Settlement
Kansas University athletics moved to hire a new football coach after an all-terms settlement with Jack Mitchell. Mitchell will coach through June 1967 at 20 300 annual salary and receive 14 000 per year for final four years of a 10 year contract. A search for the next KU coach is underway with more than 15 applicants, including current staff members.
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Kansas University
Athletic Board
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Kansas
Wichita
Arkansas
Athletic Department
The
Journal-World
Clarke
Wescoe
Jack
Jud
Lawrence
Wellington
Daily News
Wade Stinson
Athletic Board-Mitchell
Kansas-Xavier
Stinson
Floyd Temple
Don Fambrough
Bennie Lee
Journal-World Photo
See KU HUNTS Trophies for Every Sport
The page notes trophies for all sports and credits Jaye Hawk Bowling Supply Ady with sponsorship or supply support.
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Jaye Hawk Bowling Supply
Ady
Eleven Hurt in Eight City Traffic Accidents Sunday
The city reported eight traffic crashes Sunday injuring eleven people, four of whom were hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial. Notable incidents included a 6th Street two car crash involving William D. Dougan and Edwin E. Blosser, with multiple relatives treated and one kept for observation.
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William D. Dougan
U.S. Naval Air Station
Memphis
Tenn
Edwin E. Blosser
Lake St
Dougan
Dorothy
Pa. St
Lawrence Memorial
LMH
Lois F. Kerns
Ethal E. Kyles
Ala. St
John
Blosser
Vickie Davis
Young Dougan
6Th Street
Lth
Tenn. Sts
Omar S. Sahlig
W. 24Th St
Robert R. Whitney
Vt. St
Sahlig
Whitney
Town St
Lacey
Dexter
Lecompton
John L. Arensberg
8Th St
Arensberg
Massachusetts Street
7Th Street
Terry G. Beasley
Mass. St
Clyde E. Franks
Maine St
Beasley
Murky Weather Forecast for Lawrence Region
The weather bureau predicts mostly cloudy skies with fog and drizzle for Lawrence tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures will stay above freezing, but wet roads kept lawmen cautious after weekend accidents injuring 11 people in fender-benders. The mid 30s tonight and upper 40s to 50s Tuesday mark the warming trend.
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Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Weather Drift Northeast Kansas Night Drizzle Likely
Cloudy skies with fog and drizzle linger tonight in northeast Kansas. Warmer conditions arrive Tuesday with lows in the mid 30s and highs reaching the 50s.
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Kansas
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