100000 Crowd Seen Today At Chicago Rally
An Independence Day parade and rally at the NAACP convention in Chicago expected to draw up to 100000 people. The massed freedom marchers would move through the Loop to Grant Park as formal convention sessions paused until Friday.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Freedom
Loop
Grant Park
L. Shuttleworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
NAACP
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Robert Carter
Naacp State Council
Jackson
Miss
FBI
Charles Evers
Medgar Evers
Tion
Vicksburg
Mikoyan ties test ban to NATO Warsaw Pact pact
Anastas Mikoyan states Khrushchev’s partial nuclear test ban plan must be linked to a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression treaty. He spoke at U S envoy Kohler’s Spasso House in Moscow on July Fourth, clarifying Western doubts about a tied agreement.
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Anastas Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Neysman
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Spasso House
Berlin
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Local Library Report Highlights Summer Reading
Circulation includes Carol Parks Sandra Lassman Linda Lassman Margaret Yaussi and Rosemary Yaussi. Book Week in November grants certificates for reading ten or more books this summer. Tom Sawyer Reading Club runs to August 31 with 4 337 regular library card holders and 1 282 finishing 28 books. Regular hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays 9 p.m. Thursdays. Bookmobile stops listed by location and time.
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Sandra Lassman
Linda Lassman
Margaret Yaussi
Rosemary Yaussi
Lawrence
Citybrary
Tom Sawyer
Public Library
Schwegler School
Veteran's Park
Sunset Hill
Landon Bound Over To November District Court
Claude B. Landon was bound over to the November term of District Court and held without bond. A long hearing began at 2 p.m. Wednesday and ended near 11 p.m. after state and defense presented witnesses. He is charged with the rifle slaying of Robert Chester Ball on June 22 near Lith Street and Haskell Avenue.
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Claude B. Landon
Landon
Robert Chester Ball
Lith Street
Haskell Avenue
Hungary to approve Pope Paul VI bishop assignments
Vienna AP report says the Hungarian Communist government will approve the Pope's assignments of new Roman Catholic bishops to six vacant sees. Deputy Premier Gyula Kallai said the only condition is that bishops respect Hungarian law. He added there is no intention to obstruct and that the move will be useful.
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Paul VI
Gyula Kallai
Kallai
Budapest
KU Workshop Teaches Youth Financial Skills
Kansas University hosts a July workshop on family finance education for 45 participants and staff. The program covers budgeting banking credit and investments with coasted lectures by KU faculty and local professionals. Participants earn graduate credit and aim to expand community education efforts.
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Carl L. Dixon
West Junior High
Thelma Haverty
Haskell Institute High School
Dixon
Emerald Dr
National Committee For Education
Institute of Life Insurance
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T. Howard Walker
L. Martin Jones
Business
Robert W. Ridgway
Wilma
Clay Center
Lawrence Bee
I. N. Bowman
Philip B. Hartley
Clay S. Hobson
Sherwood W. Newton
Sub-Units Named To Help Planning By City Officials
Lawrence officials announce sub committee appointments for the Citizens Advisory Committee of 100 to prepare the comprehensive plan. Chairmen were chosen by the city commission and planning commission with several groups set to begin work this year.
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Lawrence Citizens Advisory Committee
Lawrence
Harold Horn
Citizens Committee
City Commission and Planning Commission
Horn
Traffic accidents prompt calls for radar and driver caution
Police Chief Cox warns most wrecks are avoidable and speed cited as a key factor. Last month 27 accidents involved failure to yield, 15 speeding, and six due to following too closely. May saw 7 wrecks with 27 injuries as radar usage continues to curb the traffic problem.
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Cox
Let Freedom Ring Echoes From 76 Birth Of Nation
Independence Day observances across the United States feature fireworks parades and rallies for equal rights. Kennedy endorses a nationwide bell tolling at noon to celebrate liberty while the Liberty Bell remains mute.
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Evrey City
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Lyndon B Johnson
Britain
Pike Tag Game Injures Woman Near Topeka
Missouri woman Mary Howard is hospitalized in Topeka after her car overturned on the Kansas Turnpike during a 30 mile malicious tag chase. She suffered a fractured collar bone and rib plus cuts. police say the scene appeared deliberate as she passed a car causing the crash. Her husband Eugene Howard was traveling ahead.
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Missouri
Kansas
Mary Howard
Independence
St. Francis Hospital
Harold Bowers
Turnpike
Summer session ends with exams as heat rises in Lawrence
Lawrence students await final exams marking the end of summer school on August 3. Power outages hit the city amid 100 degree days as Kansas Power and Light crews repair transformers and Lawrence Memorial runs on emergency power.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas Power
Lawrence Memorial
Governor weighs Black candidate for secretary of state
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller contemplates appointing a Black person as secretary of state, reported by several papers. Rockefeller’s press secretary said the governor’s office has no knowledge of the report.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert McManus
Rockefeller
Albany
Southern Baptists contest JFK race policy during conference
At the Southern Baptist Evangelical Conference in Dallas, Dr. H Leo Eddleman questioned President Kennedy's racial motives while Dr. Baker James Cauthen urged acceptance of integration. They warned that U S racial tensions hinder missions and may threaten missionaries abroad.
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Tex
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Kennedy
Southern Baptist Evangelical Conference
H. Leo Eddleman
New Orleans
Eddleman
Cauthen
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America
Daisy M Richardson 81 Dies. Funeral Planned
Mrs. Daisy M Richardson 81 of Route 2 died at her home this morning. Funeral services will be at Rumsey Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. She is survived by husband Harry Richardson. daughter Eva Burns. sons Walter Crawford and Fred Crawford. stepdaughter Mary Florence DeLoy. stepsons Evan H J Kenneth Richardson. brother George Finley and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Route 2
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Harry Richardson
Eva Burns
Parnell
Walter Crawford
Centerville
Iowa
Fred Crawford
Yakima
Wash
Mary Florence DeLoy
Prison escape ends in double deputy slayings and flight into Georgia
Deputy Alan Creel and Deputy Alan Finch were shot during an escape by suspect Weaver after being overpowered in a bathroom. Finch died minutes later and the bystander died after 9 a.m. The escape involved Weaver forcing Dickied Sangaree, his wife Jane, and their daughter to flee to Georgia, releasing Mrs. Sangaree and her daughter near Donalsonville and Sangaree near Colquitt.
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Weaver
Creel
McCrary
Alan Finch
Finch
Dickied Sangaree
Jane
Georgia
Donalsonville
Free man Charlie Smith marks 100 years of freedom
Bartow Florida AP Charlie Smith a former slave observes his 100th year of freedom and 121st birthday on Independence Day. He works selling soft drinks and candy in Bartow, cares for himself, and lives with his son Chester nearby. Smith was kidnapped from Siberia at 12 and later became a rancher horse breeder and more. He draws $51 monthly Social Security and has survived a long, varied life.
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Charlie Smith
Charlie
Africa
Chester Smith
Siberia
New Orleans
Charles Smith
Galveston
Tex
Chester
Obscene Material Ad Sparks Kansas City Arrests
Kansas City police arrested Harold Keay and Fred Phaby and their wives after a magazine ad offering model photographs led to a probe. Each pair faced charges of selling and circulating obscene literature with bonds set at 500 dollars, and a July preliminary hearing was scheduled. Police seized two boxes of photographs and a mailing list with over 500 names.
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Kansas City
Cpl
Tom McLaury
Vice Squad
Harold August Keay
Keay
Barbara Jean
Fred Gene Phaby
Springfield
Phaby
Petra Wilson
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Listing
Memorial Hospital releases list of dismissals and births. Dismissals include Mrs Mary Louise Johnson, Mrs Dorothy Beem, Mrs Minnie Boener, Mrs Margaret Mitchell and baby boy, Mrs Gertrude Einhellig. Births note Mr and Mrs David Brown welcome a son born Wednesday.
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William Nieder
Doris Rice
Eudora
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Larry Stancliff
W. 20Th
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Viola Means
Lincoln
Raymond E. May
Mary Louise Johnson
Tenn
Dorothy Beem
Barnes
Kan
Minnie Boener
Ore
Margaret Mitchell
Gertrude Einhellig
David Brown
Stolen 1959 Pontiac Convertible From Mrs Weatherwax Home
Police report a white 1959 Pontiac convertible owned by Mrs John Weatherwax of 401 Mo St was stolen from in front of her home on Wednesday. The car with license plate DG8861 had not been recovered as of this morning.
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John Weatherwax
Mo. St
Community thanks Linwood Fire Dept for farm house fire aid
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Milliret and son express gratitude to neighbors relatives and the Linwood Fire Dept for assisting in fighting a farm fire and saving other buildings on their property.
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Linwood Fire Dept
Henry Milliret
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