Scranton derides Goldwater warmongers in nuclear war talk
Pennsylvania governor William Scranton criticizes Senator Barry Goldwater for suggesting use of tactical nuclear weapons and Marines, calling the proposals reckless and unwise. Scranton defends peace aims while touring and reacting to Illinois GOP results ahead of the San Francisco convention.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Goldwater
Guantanamo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scranton Camp Clings to Hope She Will Speak
In Washington Gov. William Scranton seeks Eisenhower support to block Barry Goldwater at the Republican National Convention. Henry Cabot Lodge reports a hopeful but vague talk with Eisenhower at Walter Reed Hospital, while recent polls show Goldwater leading among Illinois delegates and overall convention votes.
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Scranton
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas with heat and storms
Partly cloudy, warm and humid conditions dominate Northeast Kansas through Thursday with widely scattered thundershowers possible tonight. Tonight lows in the 60s and Thursday highs around 90. Historical readings note yesterday's high 90 and low 63, with record highs and lows for this date.
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Kansas
Gene Doane Seeks to Become Your Insurance Agent
Local inquiry highlights Gene Doane aiming to serve as an insurance agent. Community members are urged to contact Doane for coverage options and policy details.
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Gene Doane
Adv
Lodge Optimistic on Blocking Goldwater Nomination
Henry Cabot Lodge at a National Press Club luncheon said delegates are not bought and that many paths could derail Goldwater. He endorsed Gov. William Scranton’s prospects and chance to win the Republican nomination, citing convention maneuvering and South Viet Nam talks.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
South Viet Nam
National Press Club
Arizona
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Taylor Confirmed as Ambassador to South Vietnam
The Senate confirmed by voice vote President Johnson's nomination of Gen Maxwell D Taylor to be ambassador to South Vietnam. The Senate also confirmed U Alexis Johnson to the top foreign career status of career ambassador.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
U. Alexis Johnson
De's Cafe Reopens Daily With Kentucky Fried Chicken
De's Cafe announces daily hours from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with Kentucky Fried Chicken featured. The reopening highlights a finger licking menu and weekday service excluding Mondays.
Goldwater Domination Boosts Illinois Delegates Vote
Senator Barry Goldwater won 48 of 58 Illinois GOP delegates at the national convention, boosting expectations for an early first ballot victory. Pennsylvanian Gov. Scranton failed to win a delegate. Supporters say the Illinois result signals national momentum and a possible landslide on the initial ballot.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Illinois
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
California
Hayes Robertson
Cook County
GOP
Robertson
Gold
Associated Press
Scranton
Dirksen to Nominates Goldwater at Republican Convention
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois said he will seriously consider and nominate Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination at the party convention opening July 13 in San Francisco. He advised Goldwater of his intention and stated the request has been made and he has agreed to proceed.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Illneis
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Dirksen
Senate
Goldwater
Be Ready for Future Advice on Pomona Lake Growth
Oklahoma county doubling its assessed value in eight years was cited as an example of recreation lakes boosting prosperity. Tom Poor urged Osage Lakes Association members to cooperate, prepare for tourists, train workers, and keep prices steady while promoting Pomona Reservoir and Melvern plans near Ottawa.
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Lyndon
Journal World
Oklahoma
Tom Poor
Grand Lake Association
Poor
Osage Lakes Area Association
Pomona
Melvern
Ottawa
Lawrence
Grove
Okla
Grand Lake
Lakeside
Osage Lakes Association
Meat labeling in Kansas unlikely to shift local sales
Starting today all imported meat sold in Kansas must bear a label naming the country of origin. Grocers say the change will be minor locally as most imports have been replaced by domestically produced meat. Corned beef remains the sole foreign meat item in at least one store, with some buyers expecting only a short-term dip in sales while others foresee little impact.
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Kansas
United States
Five Are Injured In County Wreck Near Eudora
A Tuesday evening collision seven miles south of Eudora left five people injured. Car driver Paul Gillespie, 20, Edgerton, and three passengers Jerry Patterson 18 Edgerton, Jerry Adams 22 Wellsville and Joyce Wichman 23 Wellsville were hospitalized. Wichman released. Gillespie and others in fair condition. Truck driver Sam Griffen 28 Baldwin had minor injuries. Both vehicles total losses. Griffen charged with failing to stop at a stop sign and wanton speed.
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Eudora
Paul E. Gillespie
Edgerton
Jerry D. Patterson
Jerry Adams
Wellsville
Joyce Wichman
Sam P. Griffen
Route 1
Baldwin
Rex Johnson
Griffen
Johnson
Gillespie
Kansas Leaders Seek Federal Lab Site for Missouri River Pollution Study
Gov. John Anderson will head a Kansas delegation to Washington to push for a new federal laboratory to study pollution in the Missouri River basin. Dr. W. Clarke Wescoe of the University of Kansas and Dwight F. Metzler of the water resources board are already in Washington for the conference. Anderson will join Thursday talks with HEW officials and other agencies.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas
Missouri River
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Dwight F. Metzler
Water Resources Board
Washington
Anderson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Air Force plane skids off Hong Kong runway
A four engine U S Air Force Strato cruiser with 56 American servicemen and dependents aboard skidded off the runway at Hong Kong airport just before taking off for Guam. No one was hurt.
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Hong Kong (A
U.S. Air Force
Hong Kong
Guam
Stock Market Index Surges to New 1964 High
New York AP reports the closing average of 60 stocks at 314.9, up 2.7 points as markets hit a 1964 high, signaling strong investor optimism and gains across major shares.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Rumsey Funeral Home and Hixon's Ad Offerings Noted
An urban advertisement notes Rumsey Funeral Home V13-5111 and a 6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast ee Service at Hixon's located at 721 Mass. The fragment outlines service options and a street address in brief classifieds form.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Hixon’s
Hot Weather Continues In Lawrence With Heat In Forecast
The Lawrence area endures hot weather with forecasts of partly cloudy skies and high humidity through Thursday. Wheat harvests are near completion if conditions hold, with highs near 90 and tonight’s low in the 60s. A chance of scattered thunderstorms is possible tonight.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Missouri Body Buys Fourth Of CFCA Interest
The Missouri Farmers Association purchased 25 percent of the Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association in Lawrence from Central Farmers Fertilizer Company of Chicago. The deal, valued in the $9 to $10 million range, was announced by MFA president Fred V. Heinkel and CFFC president Kenneth J. Lundberg. Five MFA representatives joined the CFCA board. The Lawrence plant, built at a $17.5 million start and expanded to about $40 million, is a major nitrogen complex producing ammonia and related products.
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Missouri Farmers Association
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Lawrence
Central Farmers Fertilizer Company of Chicago
Fred V. Heinkel
MFA
Kenneth J. Lundberg
CFFC
R. R. Zurbuchen
Highway 10
CFCA
Fred W. Heinkel
Columbia
W. W. Beckett
Miller Hern
Rocheport
Turpin Youtsey
Gallatin
William Ballew
Midwest
Consumers Cooperative Association of Kansas City
Missouri
Heinkel
Missouri Officer Named Lawrence Chief of Police
William A. Troelstrup, 36, a Kansas City police lieutenant since 1959, was named Lawrence police chief to succeed Bill Cox. He starts later this month with an $8,500 yearly salary. Troelstrup is a Missouri University graduate with a long police career beginning in 1952, and he will move to Lawrence with his wife and three children.
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William A. Troelstrup
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence
Bill Cox
Missouri University
Troelstrup
Columbia
Jim Collins
Cox
Harold Horn
California University
O. W. Wilson
Chicago
Til
K. C
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minn
Columbia High School
Missouri
Horn
Lawrence City Commission
W. A. Troelstrup
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