Kennedy in Mexico City boosts Alliance for Progress
Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy toured Mexico City to celebrate the Alliance for Progress with massive public support. The joint communique with President Lopez Mateos commits both nations to peaceful reforms and hemispheric cooperation. The U.S. agrees to reduce Colorado River salt content to ease Mexicali farmland concerns.
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Alliance For Progress
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Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
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Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Castro
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Mexicali
Spy Soblen Slashes Self On Plane En Route To U S
U S Justice Department reports spy Robert A. Soblen, en route from Israel to New York, slashed his wrists and stabbed his abdomen aboard an EA Airlines Boeing 707. He is hospitalized in Britain in weakened condition. blood transfusions given.
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Robert A. Soblen
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Israel
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Europe
Algerians Move Toward Independence Amid Tensions
About 4 500 armed Ben Bella supporters massed for a coup as thousands of Moslems celebrated independence. Ben Bella left Tunis for Tripoli after breaking with Ben Khedda, while French officials warned of potential civil strife near Rocher Noir and Blida. Voting across the country favored independence with De Gaulle to declare separation after results.
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Charles de Gaulle
Gray Is Seeking Demo Write-Ins For Secretary of State
Douglas County Democrats must gather 286 write-in votes for Andrew Gray of Richland to appear on the November ballot. Gray accepted a draft to run in the August Democratic primary after a state committee meeting. The party needs 18 145 legal write-ins to win the seat. Gray, 49, is a rural businessman with elevator, bank and farm interests and said he will work for election.
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Governors Debate Medical Care and Civil Rights at Conference
Democratic governors voiced majority support for elderly medical care financed by social security while Republicans split on a civil rights declaration. The meeting in Hershey also touched on future venues, chairmanship, and a possible 1964 presidential bid by Gov. Powell. Rockefeller criticized Kennedy era policy as insufficient to move America.
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Colorado
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Powell
Florida
California
Swainson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
America
NBC
Kennedy
Banks Closed In Lawrence For Independence Day Holiday
The banks of Lawrence will not be open for business on Wednesday July 4 in observance of the 4th of July a legal holiday. The Journal-World offers daily delivery to readers leaving town.
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Lawrence Ice Co
Lawrence
Journal-World
Lawrence Legion Horse Show Sets Attendance Record
About 9,200 people attended the Lawrence American Legion Horse Show at the 4-H Fairgrounds ending Sunday. A Friday night semi final drew an estimated 3,200 spectators, marking a new single performance record for the 18 year event. Alberta Lee Cox of Raytown won two stake championships riding Sug Utz, with Gold Rush capturing the five gaited stake trophy. Other Sunday winners included The Candy Kid, Mr. Sandman, Yankee Doodle, King Robert Rey, Hi Hoofs, and Madam Butter.
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Raytown
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Utz
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Sug
Sugar
Gold Rush
Cox Stables
Candy Kid
Cox Stable
Mr. Sandman
Newcomer & Shores
Raymore
Ralph Shores
Yankee Doodle
Mike Murphree
Lawrence
Jay Barnard
Sarah Bennett
King Robert Rey
Beulah Walbrecht
Kansas City
Carl Dempsey
Princess Cody
L. H. McNett
Topeka
Carl Davis
Madam Butter
The Artist and the Burden of Musical Mastery
Editor’s Not featuring Professor Robert Baustian of Kansas University, his training at Eastman and abroad, and reflections on the artistic burden carried by performers. He discusses the deep responsibility of conveying a composer’s vision and the public’s challenge to listen with intention, contrasting superficial current music with enduring artistry.
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Ksansax University Orchestra
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Warm and humid conditions linger into Tuesday
Lawrence's current warm humid weather remains through Tuesday with a slight chance of isolated storms tonight. Lows Friday night 65 to 70 and highs Tuesday about 90. Record high of 105 in 1954 not expected to be threatened.
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Lawrence
New York Stocks Close Higher on Broad Gain
The close shows the Dow Jones avg at 213.2, up 3.7 percent, with the market posting gains across 60 stocks and broad participation from major sectors in New York.
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Weather outlook for northeast Kansas storms this week
Scattered thunderstorms possible tonight and again late Tuesday with partly cloudy skies in between. Humid with tonight’s lows 65 to 70 and Tuesdays highs around 80. Temperatures continue near seasonal norms with a small warm spell expected Saturday.
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