Eisenhower Urges Fixes for National Political Conventions
The Saturday Column argues Eisenhower's critique of the 1964 conventions points to overdue reforms. It calls for ending preferential elections, limiting showmanship, and restoring delegate influence while improving media policing to restore public confidence.
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Pope Paul's planned U S visit seen boosting Christian ties
American church leaders welcomed a potential Pope Paul VI trip to the United States as a milestone in ecumenical outreach. The visit, possibly tied to a UN address, would signal renewed Christian unity and a global call for peace and disarmament.
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Newport Jazz Festival Steady Peace Maintains Newport
Amid a quiet Newport festival scene in Newport Rhode Island authorities report no signs of 1960 riots repeating. Police arrested 22 people Thursday night on minor offenses including revelry littering and liquor law violations.
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Johnson Proposes National Teachers Corps Vision at NEA Meet
President Johnson told 7,000 educators at the NEA convention in New York he would soon propose a national teachers corps to work with local teachers in city slums and rural poverty areas. He also touted fellowships and a program to reemploy displaced Negro teachers, seeking congressional approval. Public figures praise the plan as a step toward improving education nationwide.
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Agee to Leave TCU for KU Deanship
Chancellor James M. Moody confirms Dean Agee will resign from Texas Christian University to become dean of the Journalism School at the University of Kansas. Agee, 19, will remain in Fort Worth to finish his senior year and continues his studies in Spanish and English at TCU. He holds degrees from TCU and Minnesota and co authored a mass communications textbook adopted widely.
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Los Angeles Lieutenant Charged After Daughter Assault
LAPD Lt. Thomas K. E. O Neal, watch commander of the university division vice squad, is booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after he shot seven bullets in a West Valley jail corridor. The attack followed his daughter's sexual assault by a group of men linked to a hoodlum clique including Hells Angels members. The officer, praised as devout by colleagues, confessed emotional distress and fear for his family while investigators say Miss Shirley Diane O Neal, 19, identified two suspects before collapsing.
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Education figure Dupre to lead new Kansas mental health program
Vladimir A. Dupre formerly of Grinnell College will start a joint program in Lawrence linking the Kansas University human relations department with the Mental Health Foundation of Kansas City. He will serve as associate professor at KU and chief psychologist for lab training at the foundation.
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Five Die as Bus Car Crash on New York Thruway
An eastbound Greyhound bus and a car collided on the New York Thruway near Waterloo killing five in the car and injuring 35 to 40 on the bus. The bus bound for Boston from Cleveland or Chicago had stopped in Rochester. The westbound car crossed the center barrier and hit the bus head on causing a fire in the rear.
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Doctor Emerges As Top Candidate For Dominicans
A prominent Dominican surgeon Dr. Felix A. Goico aged 60 has emerged as the leading presidential candidate for a provisional government amid strife. Rebels and the military civilian junta accepted him though he says he knows little of politics. Elections are planned in six to nine months.
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Fireworks Faults and Bank Alarm Prompt Police Dispatch
Lawrence police rushed to the First National Bank on Mass Street after an automatic burglar alarm triggered by accident. Officials reported no injuries or hospital treatments over the July 4 weekend and noted the fireworks legal period runs through Monday.
Card of Thanks for hospital staff and friends
We thank Doctors James Campbell and Johnson and all the nurses for their kindness to us during our hospital stay. We also thank our many friends for cards and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Art Stoner.
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