Dominican Leaders Signal Path to Settlement
In Santo Domingo two junta leaders, Gen. Antonio Imbert Barreras and Commodore Francisco J. Rivera Caminero, voiced openness to a peaceful solution under OAS mediation. Imbert hinted he would resign once safety from communism, anarchy and despotism is ensured, while Rivera Caminero pledged military support for a democratic settlement and the OAS plan for a provisional government and elections.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Antonio Imbert Barreras
Imbert
Organization of American States
Armed Forces
Francisco J. Rivera Caminero
OAS
Jet air liner crashes on water covered runway at Municipal Airport
CAB probes Continental Airlines 707 crash that split into three pieces after skidding on a rain soaked water logged runway. Four of 66 aboard injured with one hospitalized. pilot Capt Lee Zerba cites heavy rain and hydroplaning. flight recorder to be taken to Washington. Regular jet service to resume later today.
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Kansas City
Civil Aeronautics Board
Municipal
Continental Airlines
Washington
Edward E. Slattery Jr
CAB
Lee Zerba
Los Angeles
Zerba
Missouri River
Continental
Albin Lutschwager
Torrance
Calif
Mid-Continent International Airport
Luci Johnson Baptized Catholic On 18th Birthday
President and Mrs. Johnson announce Luci Baines Johnson was baptized Roman Catholic at St Matthew's Cathedral near the White House on her 18th birthday. The ceremony followed months of catechism with Father James Montgomery, as Luci begins Georgetown University nursing studies.
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Washington
Luci Baines Johnson
Johnson
Lynda
St. Matthew’s Cathedral
White House
Luci
James Montgomery
Catholic Charities
Archdiocese of Washington
Johnsons
Christian Church
National Cathedral School For Girls
Georgetown University
Jack Olsen
University of Wisconsin
Paul Betz
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Gene Caulfield
Higher Auto Risk Rates Approved in Kansas
Kansas state insurance commissioner Frank Sullivan announced higher rates for assigned risk automobile liability insurance. The program provides liability coverage to drivers whose policies have been cancelled or refused by private insurers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Frank Sullivan
Veteran river trip with Kennedy planned in Colorado Utah
Don Hatch a 37 year old river guide leads the Kennedy family and companions on an 83 mile float from Lily Park on the Yampa to Dinosaur Quarry in Utah. The group navigates eight rapids deemed not dangerous through Dinosaur National Monument terrain. Kennedy says the trip is to experience something he has never done before.
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Elk Springs
Colo
Don Hatch
Robert F. Kennedy
Yaropa
Green
Utah
Colorado
Kennedy
Ethel
Vernal
James Whittaker
Whittaker
Big Siege of Flu Sighted for 1965
A Public Health Service advisory committee predicted a likely rise in influenza cases for the 1965 winter. Surgeon General Luther S. Terry urged vaccination for high risk groups as the committee noted 1964 65 saw limited influenza activity and major Type A epidemics last in 1962 63 and 1963 64 on the West Coast.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Luther SL. Terry
Advisory Committee
United States
Health Service
Holiday Schedule Notices in Lawrence
A normal holiday schedule will be observed on Monday as July 4 falls on Sunday. Banks, most businesses, City Hall, the Douglas County Courthouse and the Post Office close. No window service at the Post Office but regular collections and special deliveries occur. Emergency services stay on duty. Open bowling at Hillcrest Bowl on Saturday and Sunday.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Court House
Lawrence High Welcomes New Principal C William Medley
Lawrence High School announces the appointment of C William Medley as principal. He and his wife Maxine relocate to 1746 West 20th Street with children Jennifer and Forrest Allen, joining a district praised for community involvement and school pride.
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Lawrence High
William Medley
W. 20Th St
Jennifer
Forrest Allen
Maxine) Medley
Joe Schwantes
LHS
Suzanne Coil
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence High School
C. William Medley
State of Kansas
Winfield
Medley
Forrest
Southwestern
Darrell Falen
Karen Kliewer
Max Rife
Allan Woolard
Max Stalcup
Kansas State Teachers Association
Wichita
Stalcup
Lawrence
Lawrence May Bring Record Moisture to Area
Lawrence area sees a moisture buildup with 25.91 inches this year at the Kansas University Weather Station, surpassing 1961 levels. The first three months of 1965 showed a surplus, but April and May fell short of normal, while June brought a record 16.25 inches, the wettest month since 1868, surpassing August 1940.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Girl Receives Father's Kidney in New Orleans Transplant
In a four hour operation, Jonnie Gail Honeycutt, 13, received one of her father John H. Honeycutt's kidneys after doctors diagnosed chronic nephritis. The Tulane team reported both patients were doing well and expect Jonnie Gail to live a normal life if the transplant succeeds.
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New Orleans
Jonnie Gail Honeycutt
Tulane University
John H. Honeycutt
Anniston
Ala
Jonnie Gail
Stock Market Index Closes Higher on Broad Gains
New York stock market ends with the closing average of 60 stocks at 321.1, up 1.4 points led by broad gains across sectors. Investors eyed earnings reports and economic data as trading wrapped for the day.
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New York
More of Same Forecast With Light Rain In Lawrence
The U S Weather Bureau in Topeka reports light rain in the Lawrence area this morning with more possible tonight. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected through Saturday with thunder storms over 30 percent of northeast Kansas tonight. Easterly winds should ease. Overnight low is in the upper 40s and Saturday high near the mid 80s. Kaw River level around 13.9 feet at noon. no new surge expected unless upstream rains.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
Kaw
Soviet Unmanned Satellite Cosmos 70 Launched
The Cosmos 70 mission marks another uncrewed satellite launch in the Soviet program. Observatories in Bochum reported signals from the Cosmos series but could not determine if the craft was manned. Tass said the satellite carries scientific equipment to study outer space and is functioning normally.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Bochum
Germany
Tass
Greeks on Dread Ready Plans For Fall Rush Weeks
KU rush schedules set for fall with August pledging at up to 75 percent of house quotas. Open rush runs Aug 1–31. men move into Templin Hall Sept 7 and 8 a welcome meeting at Kansas Union. Coed rush Sept 8–12 with invitations and pledging Sept 12. Alpha Gamma Delta hosts rush at temporary home 1727 W 24th St.
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Kansas University Fraternity
Templin Hall
Kansas Union
Lewis Hall
Mount Oread
Alpha Gamma _ Delta
24Th St
Alpha Gamma Delta
Fraternity Place
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Iowa Street
Stewart Ave
Rush
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Phi
Chi
Fourth of July Holiday Driving Safety Push
Highway Patrol and Douglas County deputies vow radar and safety lane checks to curb speeding during the long Fourth of July weekend. Sheriff Rex Johnson notes past gains and stresses driver alertness as traffic climbs, with predicted heavy crowds at Memorial Stadium and record turnpike totals.
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Rex Johnson
Douglas County
Highway Patrol
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Johnson
Lake
Lone Star
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Kansas Turnpike
Turnpike
Citizens
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Member of National Selected Mor ricians
Mor ricians from the Rumsey Funeral Home listed in the National Selected group. Adv. lines reference a contact number 4 $-3111 for more details.
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Morricians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Wheat harvest delays hit Kansas fields from rain
In west and central Kansas rain delayed the wheat harvest on Thursday. The state Employment Service said cutting will resume at full speed as fields dry sufficiently.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Employment Service
Northeast Kansas Weather Summary and Day Details
Partly cloudy to cloudy through Saturday with thunderstorms tonight over 30 percent of the area. Winds easterly diminishing tonight. High Saturday mid 80s. Low tonight upper 60s. Record daily highs and lows noted from past years. Saturday sunrise 4 58 a m gun set 7 51 p m. PIM Inn BAR stalls open Sunday and Monday 9 am to 1 pm Adyv.
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Kansas
Gunset
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