Hospital Inquiry Directed By Lawrence Good
Lawrence R. Good and Dr. Paul E. Feldman co direct a Topeka State Hospital research program funded by a 17870 grant from the National Institute of Mental Health The one year start up aims to study how architectural environment affects human behavior and coordinate investigations across architecture psychology and related fields
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Lawrence R. Good
Hillcrest Rd
Topeka State Hospital
National Institute of Mental Health
Paul E. Feldman
Good
Kansas University
Good Said
Woodsview
Gei
Kansas State University
Ruth Landes
Robert Bechtel
Pottstown
Herbert Wright
Rober Barker
W. Eugene George
Robert Squire
Charles Warriner
Chiirman
Alfred Paul Bay
Saul Siegel
Robert Asbury
California State Paytechnic College
Lutheran Youth Group Opens Local Meetings Tuesday for 4 Days
The Trinity Lutheran Church youth group will host four Luther League guests from across the country for a four day series of 4 to 9 pm sessions starting Tuesday. The travelers Jim Garey LaDonna Burdett Linda Taylor and Carl Nygren will share program ideas and gather feedback from local Leaguers during meals and discussions.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Luther League of America
Jim Garey
Newark
Ohio
LaDonna Burdett
Spokane
Wash
Linda Taylor
Leesville
D. C
Carl Nygren
Sault Sainte Marie
Mich
Luther Leagues
Lutheran Church In America
LCA
TLC
Goldwater Nomination Outlook Ahead of GOP Convention
Eleven days before speeches begin for the presidential nomination the GOP faces a split view on Goldwater. Some expect a quick win on the first ballot, others foresee many ballots as leaders fear a Goldwater victory.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Arizona
Goldwater
Scranton
Rockefeller
Romney
Morton
Miller
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Bill Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Joseph Alsop
Walter Lippmann
Acheson to join Geneva talks on Cyprus crisis
President Johnson sends former Secretary of State Dean Acheson to Geneva to assist Cyprus negotiations with Greece and Turkey. The move aims to break the deadlock as both sides arm for potential conflict. UN mediator Sakari Tuomioja arrives in Geneva to conduct talks.
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Johnson
Dean Acheson
Geneva
U.S
Cyprus
United Nations
Acheson
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Mediterranean
Sakari S. Tuomioja
Finland
U. N
Conference On Courts Attract Top Group To KU Campus
Community leaders from across Kansas attend the Citizens' Conference on Modernization of Kansas Courts September 24 to 26 in the Kansas Union at Kansas University. Sponsored by the Kansas Bar Association, the event aims to evaluate the state judicial system amid 1964 needs and trends, with support from several legal and academic groups.
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Kansas
Citizens’ Conference
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Kansas Bar Association
Joint Committee For the Effective Administration of Justice
American Judicature Society
Kansas Judicial Council
KU School of Law
Washburn University School of Law
Richard A. Barber
Lawrence Attoney
Philip H. Lewis
Topeka
John E. Blake Jr
Kansas City
Claude Chalfant
Hutchinson
Lawrence Curfman
Wichita
Douglas Hudson
Fort Scott
Paul Kitch
D. B. Lang
Scott City
Ward Martin
Perry Owsley
Pittsburg
D. Arthur Walker
Arkansas City
Wallace expands bid for presidential electors across regions
Governor Wallace of Alabama announced a broader national push for electoral support, listing Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, New York, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, and his home states Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. He pledged definite plans to win unpledged electors and denounced the new civil rights law while criticizing the Supreme Court and liberal press.
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Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Florida
Kentucky
Wallace
Alabama
Washington
American Patriots
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Fire roars through Angeles National Forest toward Green Valley
Flames raced across 12 000 acres in a 17 mile brush belt northern from Saugus as 800 firefighters battled toward Green Valley and Leona Valley. By nightfall the town was evacuated and no homes had burned.
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Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
California
Saugus
Green Valley
Leona Valley
Nebraska Sunday closing law struck down by high court
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the 1963 Sunday closing law unconstitutional. The act did not require total closing but banned sale of specific items on Sunday. it allowed sales if owners shut completely on Saturday for religious reasons, to provide a day of rest for employees.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Two One Act Plays Open Tuesday at Kansas U
Two Shaffer comedies The Private Ear and The Public Eye begin July 20 at 8 15 p m in Murphy Hall Kansas University presents the third in a quartet of summer shows Curtain runs through Friday July 24 Tickets are sold at the University Theatre box office KU students with registration certificates admitted free
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Kansas University
Peter Shaffer
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Missouri Farm Youth Is Killed in Unexplained Shooting
Michael Zane Peterson, 21, was shot dead at his farm near New Town Missouri. A 13 year old Iowa boy visiting the Peterson home fled with a rifle and was captured near Unionville after an all night search. Kristy Anne Pearce of Princeton heard the shot as the youth confessed.
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Unionville, Mo
Missouri Highway Patrol
Putnam County Sheriff’s Office
Michael Zane Peterson
New Town
Sioux City
Iowa
Petersons
U. S. 131
Unionville
Missouri-Iowa
Chloris Peterson
Greek Premier Reports Johnson Seeks Cyprus Talks
Greek Premier George Papandreou said President Johnson asked Greece and Turkey to pursue direct talks on Cyprus possibly with U N sponsorship. Papandreou dismissed any threat or ultimatum and cited Johnson’s message as urging dialogue while U N envoy Tuomioja could mediate. Thant expressed full confidence in U N officials amid Turkish Cypriot charges of bias.
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Greece
George Papandreou
Johnson
Turkey
Cyprus
Papandreou
Vima
U.S
U.N. Cyprus
Sakari S. Tuomioja
U.N
U Thant
Fazil Kuchuk
Thant
Top Honor Given to 30 Americans By White House
President Johnson announced 30 Medal of Freedom recipients for 1964. The list includes Dean Acheson Detlev Bronk Walt Disney Carl Vinson Aaron Copland J Frank Dobie Lena Edwards T S Eliot Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne John W Gardner Theodore Hesburgh Clarence Johnson Frederick Kappel Helen Keller Willem de Kooning John L Lewis Walter Lippmann Ralph McGill Helen Taussig Lewis Mumford Edward Murrow Samuel Morison Reinhold Niebuhr Leontyne Price A Philip Randolph Carl Sandburg John Steinbeck Thomas J Watson Jr Dr Paul Dudley White.
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Dean Acheson
Detlev W. Bronk
Walt Disney
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Aaron Copland
J. Frank Dobie
Dr. Lena Edwards
T. S. Eliot
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Clarence L. Johnson
Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Helen A. Keller
Willem de Kooning
John L. Lewis
Mine Workers Union
Walter Lippmann
Ralph Emerson McGill
Helen B. Taussig
Lewis Mumford
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Samuel Eliot Morison
Reinhold Niebuhr
Leontyne Price
Opera Star
A. Philip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Carl Sandburg
John Steinbeck
Thomas J. Watson Jr
International Business Machines Corp
Paul Dudley White
Wichita Man Drowns During Weekend Campout
A Wichita man, Jack E. Martin, 45, drowned while frog hunting during a weekend campout with two relatives on a private lake three miles northwest of Garden Plain. His companions saw his light but heard nothing. divers recovered his body about two hours later.
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Here
Jack E. Martin
Martin
Sheriff’s Office
Grass and tree fires report across Learnard and Michigan streets
Fire department log records multiple calls Friday including a grass fire in a vacant lot between 1500 and 1700 blocks Learnard at 12 50 p m a tree on fire in the 800 block Michigan Street at 9 30 p m and a false alarm at the 1200 block Fifth Street at 11 40 p m
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Learnard
Michigan Street
Fifth Street
Pennsylvania Students Drive Cable Car Truck to GOP Convention
Fifteen Pennsylvania college students will arrive Sunday en route to San Francisco for the GOP National Convention. They travel in a truck remodeled as a cable car and will stay Sunday night at the Eldridge Hotel. U S Representative Robert F Ellsworth and family visited Journal-World staff during July 4 holiday.
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Cow Palace
Pennsylvania
Calif
William Scranton
Eldridge Hotel
Journal-World Office
U.S
Robert F. Ellsworth
Lawrence
Vivian
Billy
Ann
Washington
Journal-World
Ellsworth
Garnett
Senate Edges Bill To Bar Baker Pension
The Senate rejected a Williams amendment to a pay raise bill that would bar any government pension for Bobby Baker, the former Senate aide who invoked the fifth amendment. The 52 38 vote was all Democrats against, with 29 Republicans and nine Democrats in support.
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Congress
Senate
Bobby Baker
John J. Williams
R-Del
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Williams
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Unite States
John S. Cooper
Traffic toll below prediction as Fourth of July travels show lull
The Fourth of July traffic toll sits at 171 deaths since 6 p.m. Thursday, about 15 percent below 1960’s pace. Officials estimate 83 million cars would travel 8.4 billion miles during the 78-hour period and urge caution to prevent higher fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Council
Associated Press
Integrated facilities offered for visitors near LBJ Texas home
Stonewall Texas reports new integrated lodging and dining options for summer visitors near the LBJ Ranch two miles away and in Johnson City fifteen miles east. Stonewall Motel owner Kermit Hahne notes the adjacent restaurant has been integrated for eight years. Johnson City motel owner Emil Kroll says the civil rights law will not affect his business stating they accommodate everybody.
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Tex
White House
LBJ
President Johnson
Johnson City
Kermit Hahne
Emil Kroll
Kroll
Fort Hays enrollment nears 1850 as summer sessions grow
Fort Hays State College reports total summer enrollment approaching 1 850 with more students expected for the third workshop period starting July 13.
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Fort Hays
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