Scranton Presses Farm Policy Challenge in Midwest Tour
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton accused Senator Barry Goldwater of courting disaster with farm subsidy proposals as he toured the Dakotas seeking delegate votes. Scranton urged gradual farm policy reform while defending a moderate Republican approach. He planned stops with Gov. Archie Gubbrud, rode a promotional balloon in Sioux Falls, and scheduled meetings with Lodge and delegates in Harrisburg, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Wisconsin.
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Fargo
N.D
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Sioux Falls
M.D
Archie Gubbrud
Johnson
Harrisburg
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri
Southern Illinois
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U S Fighter Crashes During Demonstration Killing Pilot
An American test pilot Don Papish, 32, of Los Angeles, and Spanish Maj. Perez D Guzman died when a new Northrop F5B supersonic fighter crashed during a demonstration in Madrid. Witnesses said the jet failed near the runway during a landing or low pass. NATO air units in Europe plan to equip with the FSB.
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Madrid
Spain
U.S
Northrop
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
FSB
Don Papish
Los Angeles
California
Maj
Perez D. Guzman
Tim McCoy Headlines Armory Show Tonight
Tim McCoy, a film and television actor, headlines a night of entertainment at 8 in the Armory south of the Hallmark plant. Sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the program includes a hootenanny stage show with the Hollywood Hillbillies and the Harry Heads, plus circus acts with animals clowns a head chopping act and whip work.
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Tim McCoy
Armory
Hallmark
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Col. McCoy
Smith Bros. Circus
Hollywood Hillbillies
McCoy
Electric Fan Fatal To a Youth at Home
Stephen Thompson aged 15 was electrocuted by an electric fan in his bathroom in Atchison Kansas. He was a carrier for the Atchison Globe and the incident occurred after stepping from the tub when the fan, not running, was touched. Ray Gardner the acting coroner stated the fan caused the electric shock.
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Atchison, Kan
Stephen Thompson
Albert Thompson
Atchison Globe
Ray Gardner
Goldwater Fears Civil Rights Tension Across Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater warns the presidential race could trigger a civil rights backlash fueled by fringe supporters. He seeks clergy counsel to avert trouble while pledging vigorous enforcement of the civil rights bill. Dirksen will nominate Goldwater at the San Francisco GOP convention.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
San Francisco
Paralyzed Boy Awarded 1 215 140 in Gym Injury Case
Morristown New Jersey A Superior Court jury awarded 1 215 140 to Stanley Miller 17 and his parents for injuries from a January 1962 gym stunt at Chatham Borough High School The verdict found negligence by the Chatham Borough Board of Education and gym instructor Joseph C Cloidt The accident involved a spring board leap over an obstacle ending in a forward tumble leaving Miller with a broken neck vertebra and damaged nerve
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Morristown
N.J
Stanley Miller
Stuart Miller
Miller
Chatham Borough High School
Chatham
Linwood To Get New Sewer System In Two Months
Linwood plans a sanitary sewer system 11 miles northeast of Lawrence with a $75 000 to $80 000 project cost. Construction may start in about 30 days and be completed in about two months, aided by a $13 200 Public Health Service grant. The plant sits a half mile north on Nine Mile Creek. Engineering by Shockley and McLanhan of Raytown. Contracts to be let by city council.
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Linwood
Lawrence
Paul Jones
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Nine Mile Creek
Stranger Creek
Shockley and McLanhan
Raytown
Jones
Key West Name Origin Ties to Spanish Words
Key West derives its name from the Spanish cayo and hueso meaning key and bones. The island was once a battleground for prehistoric Indians whose bones were found scattered across the island.
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Key West
Cayo
Island
Miller Seen as Goldwater Running Mate Choice
Los Angeles Times reports Rep William E Miller of New York is Sen Barry Goldwaters favored running mate option. Miller, 50, former district attorney and longtime national GOP chair, would step aside from the chairmanship to campaign with Goldwater. He says he could serve as an advisor and make nationwide appearances for the candidate.
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Los Angeles
Times - Post
William E. Miller
N. Y
Barry Goldwater
Los Angeles Times
Arizona
Goldwater
Miller
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
National Committee
Congress
GOP
Republican Policy Committee
Lawrence Bells Sound To Let Freedom Ring This Independence Day
Bells of Lawrence ring at noon on the Fourth as part of the Let Freedom Ring observance led by BPO Elks Lodge No. 595 Ed Carleton directs the local event and KU Carillon neur Albert Gerkin will give a 15 minute recital on the World War II Memorial Carillon with city churches joining for two to four minutes of ringing nationwide origin traces to 1963 campaign by Eric Hatch and Eric Sloane
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Lawrence
BPO Elks
Albert Gerkin
Kansas University
Ed Carleton
BPOE
Connecticut Yankees
Eric Hatch
Eric Sloane
Postmaster Harold E. Good Installed in Wellsville
Harold E. Good will be sworn in as Wellsville postmaster at 8 tonight in a ceremony in the multipurpose room of the Wellsville School Building. Robert W. Domme of Topeka oversees the event as postmaster installation manager for northeast Kansas.
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Harold E. Good
Wellsville
Robert W. Domme
Topeka
Kansas
Negro Youth Gets Haircut Test At Muehlebach Hotel
A 13 year old Negro boy Eugene Young from Jackson Mississippi was refused service at the Hotel Muehlebach barber shop in Kansas City after CORE staged a pre dawn confrontation. The shop later agreed to provide haircuts to Negro delegates and CORE leaders vowed more demonstrations to test the civil rights bill in public accommodations. Delegates from 114 chapters with 75 000 members travel home asserting full access to services and amenities.
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Eugene Young
Jackson
Miss
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Congress of Racial Equality
Lloyd Soper
Soper
CORE
Phillip Pistilli
Pistilli
James Farmer
Farmer
Floyd McKissick
North Carolina
McKissick
Durham
N.C
Top Stock Car Racer Fred Lorenzen Hurt at Daytona
Fred Lorenzen, noted stock car racer with a record last year of 113000 in winnings, sustained serious injuries during a Daytona qualifying race. Hospitalized with possible internal injuries, broken ribs, a back injury and severe bruises, he was helped from his wrecked car as ambulance crews acted. Lorenzen was a teammate of Glenn Roberts who died in Charlotte from injuries and burns.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Fred Lorenzen
Daytona International Speedway
Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Charlotte
U S Motorists Crowd Roads
Traffic safety officials project a busy Independence Day weekend with 83 million vehicles traveling 8.4 billion miles over three days amid scattered showers. The National Safety Council estimates 450 to 550 road deaths, compared with 442 record deaths in 1940 for a three day holiday period.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Senators Pearson and Carlson Back Pay Raise Amendment
Lawrence lawmakers vote on the Senate amendment to cut Supreme Court pay from 7500 to 2500 dollars annually while supporting a 564 million federal employee pay increase. Carlson favors passage. Pearson opposes. Local party switch deadline set back to Monday due to weekend holiday. Citizens urged to protect pets during July 4 festivities after reports of lost dogs in 1963.
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Kansas
James Pearson
Frank Carlson
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Carlson
Pearson
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Helen Melton
Douglas County Humane Society
Lawrence
Hunt Continues For Missing Civil Rights Workers In Mississippi
In east central Mississippi a ground search for three missing civil rights workers moved into Kemper County. The missing group includes Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman of New York City and James Chaney of Meridian. They vanished after posting a $20 bond for speeding in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Kemper County
Here
Moscow
Alabama
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Ratner Offers to Open Private Files in Disbarment Case
Former Kansas governor Payne Ratner testified he offered to reveal his private files to the state attorney general at any time. He denied unethical conduct as disbarment proceedings against him and his son proceed, with hearings led by Jerry Driscoll for the Kansas Supreme Court to issue recommendations.
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Russell, Kan
Payne Ratner
Ratner
Payne Jr
State Board of Legal Examiners
Jerry Driscoll
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Code of Ethics
The
Kansas Bar Association
Wichita Bar Association
State Bar’s Ethics Committee
Board of Law Examiners
Association of American Railroads
Ex Coffeyville Pilot Hurt In Jet Explosion At Sea
Lt Cmdr William R O Connell 35 of San Diego a former Coffeyville resident suffered burns when his F4B Phantom jet exploded and crashed at sea about 40 miles southwest of San Diego. Radar man Lt Galen Powers 34 of Falmouth Mass was killed. Powers body recovered from raft while O Connell was rescued by a helicopter crew.
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San Diego
Calif
William R. O'Connell
Coffeyville
Kan
Sea Thursay
O'Connell
Galen Powers
Falmouth
Mass
Powers
Miramar Naval Air Station
O’connell
Thomas Harold O'Connell
Kansas City Man Admits Choking Woman to Death
John Maurice Franz, 47, a maintenance man, admitted choking Mrs. Dorothy Haworth, 54, with a pillow slip after walking her home from a tavern. Haworth was found dead in her apartment Wednesday. Franz was arrested and held for investigation after a signed statement.
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Kansas City
Dorothy Haworth
Franz
Castro Sister Aided CIA With Data
Castro sister Juanita Castro Ruz allegedly supplied information to the CIA for four years before fleeing to Mexico. Officials say she opposed Fidel and Raul Castro and cooperated with contracts to expose the regime’s Soviet ties. Fidel called the Embassy statement expose a hostile act.
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Castro
CIA
Miss Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Fidel
Juanita
United States
U.S
Mexico City
Khrushchev offers to cook on Kon-Tiki voyage
Soviet Premier Khrushchev proposed joining Thor Heyerdahl as a cook on a future Kon-Tiki raft expedition. Heyerdahl said he would organize a voyage only on that condition, while Khrushchev warned he is not a good cook. The two toured Heyerdahl’s raft near Oslo as Heyerdahl noted Khrushchev’s knowledge of the expedition.
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Oslo
Norway
Khrushchev
Thor Heyerdahl
Pacific
Heyerdahl
Ethiopian Student to Attend Republican National Convention
Shibru Seifu, a Kansas University political science graduate student from Addis Ababa, will pause his master’s thesis to attend the Republican National Convention July 12 18. A U S State Department grant via the Institute of International Education funds the trip, enabling firsthand exposure to U S political processes.
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Kansas University
Shibru Seifu
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
U. S. Department of State
Institute of International Education
San Francisco
United States
Seifu
Pi Sigma Alpha
Clifford Ketzel
Emerson Wins Wimbledon Singles Title In Dramatic Final
Roy Emerson, 28, of Australia defeated Fred Stolle 6-4 12-10 4-6 6-3 to win the Wimbledon men’s singles title on his 10th try before a sellout 18 000 crowd on center court. Rain interrupted play during the second set.
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Wimbledon
England
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
KU Professor Studies California Politics From Gov Brown Office
Kansas University political scientist John G. Grumm will spend a year in Sacramento California studying political parties and pressure groups from Gov Pat Browns office. The Ford Foundation fellowship funds the project and Grumm may work on Pierre Salingers Senate campaign and Californias poverty program.
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Kansas University
California
Pat Brown
Sacramento
Calif
John G. Grumm
Lawrence
Ford Foundation
National Center For Education In Politics
Grumm
California University
Berkeley
California Democratic Club
Bride Follows Medieval Italian Wedding Band Custom
A modern bride carries a ring bearer’s procession to the altar echoing a medieval Italian custom. The image highlights timeless wedding traditions and their cultural roots in historic Europe.
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Italy
Card of Thanks from Edith Rhodes
Sincere thanks to many friends for prayers visits calls cards and gifts and to Drs Campbell Jones and Manahan and nurses on 3rd floor for care during my stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Edith Rhodes.
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Campbell, Jones and
Manahan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Edith Rhodes
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