Treaty Fight Delayed In Senate Over U S Soviet Accord
Senate leaders decide to postpone public hearings on the newly negotiated U S Soviet consular treaty until next year. The pact provides for opening Soviet consular offices in New York Chicago and San Francisco in exchange for U S offices in Soviet cities and sets limits on notifying and assisting detained American nationals.
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Senate
U.S
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Decline in registered applicants at month end
In June the area had 13 375 in the work force with 11 125 non manufacturing and 2 250 manufacturing jobs. The largest employer was government with 5 250 workers. A slight drop in active job seekers is expected as students leave for work or withdraw due to scarce summer jobs.
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Johns
Government
LBJ Ranch Boss Hopes to Relax Over Holiday
President Johnson returns to the LBJ Ranch in Texas after signing the civil rights bill. He plans limited activities but will monitor domestic and international affairs by telephone with Washington advisers. Mrs. Johnson and Lynda Bird accompany him while Luci Baines stays in Washington. He traveled on a 10 seat jetstar.
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Washington
Texas
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KU Piano Professor to Speak at Swarthout Recital Hall
Kansas University piano professor Martha Stacy will discuss newly published piano music at a piano teachers workshop in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. The session runs Friday from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m.
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Kansas University
Swarthout
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Murphy Hall
Murder Denied By Sharon Kinne In 1st Testimony
Sharon Kinne testifies in Kansas City denying she shot her husband James A. Kinne as details emerge from the March 19 1960 fatality. She explains their daughter Donna allegedly caused the shot while she was in the bathroom preparing for a church dinner.
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Kansas City
Kinne
James A. Kinne
Donna
Danna
James
James Patrick Quinn
Quinn
Margaret Hopkins
Missouri Supreme Court
Holiday traffic outlook for Kansas and nation
The National Safety Council expects 450 to 500 highway deaths nationwide during the holiday period. Kansas aims for no traffic fatalities, noting only five occurred in the four day holiday last year. Col. L. E. Hughes of the Highway Patrol cites this as better than a typical period and hopes the next four days stay under that total.
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National Safety Council
Kansas
KU May Get Lab To Do Studie On Water Pollution
KU may establish a federal supported water pollution research lab on land owned by the KU Endowment Association in Lawrence. Gov. John Anderson and Chancellor Wescoe briefed HEW Secretary Celebrezze in Washington on the proposal, noting KU’s strong water resources program and potential 50 initial jobs.
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John Anderson
W. Clarke Wescoe
Ross £. McKinney
McKinney
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Gordon McCallum
Leon Weinberger
Ralph Palange
Gen. C. H. Atkins
U.S. Public Health Service
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Anderson
Olathe
Wescoe
Allenstown
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John
Valley Forge
Independence Hall
Allentown
Lutheran Church In America
Philadelphia
DeSoto
Journal-World
Sec. Celebrezze
Kansas
Congress
Record Campaign of Children's Books at Lawrence Library
A June record shows 24 924 children's books and 307 records borrowed from the Children's Room at Lawrence Free Public Library. Bookmobile checkout reached 2 187 from June 15 to 30. Summer Baseball Reading Club drew 1 667 participants with 90 finishing the 20 book goal.
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Lawrence Free Public Library
Hilda Koehler
FBI Probes Dallas Morning News Diary Material
FBI agents visited the Dallas Morning News newsroom to learn how it obtained Lee Harvey Oswald's diary and whether more information would be published. Journalists E. M. Dealey, Joe M. Dealey, Carl Freund, and Hugh Aynesworth were questioned as part of the inquiry tied to the Warren Commission. The paper had printed parts of the diary and a Ruby Warren conversation.
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Tex
FBI
Dallas Morning News
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Joe M. Dealey
Carl Freund
Hugh Aynesworth
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Jack Ruby
Earl Warren
Extradition Hurdle for Nazi War Criminal Zech Nenntwich
In Wiesbaden a police spokesman said West Germany cannot extradite Hans Walter Zech Nenntwich, an escaped Nazi war criminal said to be in South Africa, due to the absence of an extradition treaty between the nations.
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Germany
West Germany
Hans Walter Zech Nenntwich
South Africa
KU Eyes Water Pollution Lab Complex Expansion
Kansas researchers outline plans for new water pollution research labs across six cities including Ann Arbor and Lawrence. The $2.5 million Ann Arbor site is under construction while KU favors a smaller initial building due to land and personnel. A Public Health Service visit and budget approvals are pending.
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Ivin Youngberg
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KU Medical Center
Tonganoxie Boy Is Fair Today at K C Hospital
Arden E Schultz 17 of Tonganoxie is in fair condition at Bethany Hospital Kansas City Missouri after a Thursday one vehicle crash on K 32 near Linwood. He was thrown from a small truck and then picked up by a passerby before his parents moved him toward a hospital.
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Alignment fears federal constitutional change shifts Kansas policy
A Kansas legislator argues that a proposed federal constitutional amendment could dilute state control, favoring large urban areas like Kansas City and Wichita. He warns the plan undermines Kansas traditions of cash-based budgeting and state sovereignty.
Twins Time Ripe Mele Says
Minnesota manager Sam Mele declares the time is now for a pennant push. The Twins open a four game series in New York to close ground behind All Star trio Bob Allison Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew after a 15 9 win over Boston and a 29 run two day total. Mele expresses confidence the team can win the pennant.
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Twins
Sam Mele
New York
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Leaders in Baseball Batting and Pitching Honor Teams
The Associated Press tallies AL and NL leaders by statistics. Notables include Oliva and Allison leading AL batting, Shillebrew and Mays with home runs, Ford and Wickersham leading in pitching strikeouts, and Clemente and Mays among NL leaders in hits and RBIs.
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Public Notices in Douglas County Probate Court 1964
The Lawrence Daily Journal World republishes two estate notices from June 26 1964. Eva Ellen Weeks estate petition seeks final settlement and heir assignment with July 1 1964 hearing. Alfred B Hegeman estate seeks appointment of Charles Lloyd Hegeman as administrator with July 14 1964 hearing.
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Robert B. Oyler
Eva Hilen Weeks
Lawrence
Douglas
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Lawrence Daily Journal World
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