Rockefeller Seeks 1964 GOP Nomination Despite Scrutiny
Washington AP reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans to pursue the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Supporters note his active presidential task force in New York and Albany, while critics question his durability after his marriage to a divorcée with four children.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New York City
Albany
George L. Hinman
Hinman
Rockefeller Plaza
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Miami Beach
Fla
Topeka Boy Loses Eye From a Blast
A 13 year old boy, Richard Williams, lost his right eye when powder from stripped firecrackers exploded in a glass jar. He was at Stormont Vail Hospital after surgery with small hand cuts. He was in the basement when it occurred. Four other youths suffered burns and received hospital treatment.
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Topeka
Richard Williams
Stormont Vail Hospital
Orville T. Williams
Capper Junior High
Boy Fatally Stabbed in Kansas City Park Brawl
A 21 year old, Paul Anthony Arzola of Kansas City, died from stab wounds after a brawl at Fairyland Park in Kansas City. Police say a large group fought in a parking lot south of the amusement area. knives and tools were used and two others were injured.
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Kansas City
Fairyland Park
Paul Anthony Arzola
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Dog poisonings prompt Hutch warning to keep children away
Hutchinson police warn parents to keep children off streets after a spate of dog poisonings. Four more dogs died from strychnine on Thursday, bringing total deaths to 13 in two days, with three others killed between June 23 and July 2. Poisoned hamburger is reportedly used, likely thrown from a car.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
Wichita Child Drowns at Lake Afton
A 7 year old Wichita boy Keith A Neal drowned after slipping into Lake Afton about 20 miles west of Wichita. His sister Christine 9 tried to help and screamed for parents Albert and Mrs Neal arrived to learn of the accident. An unidentified bystander recovered the body minutes later.
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Wichita
Lake Afton
Keith A. Neal
Albert Neal
Christine
Common Market Role of England Still Not Settled
Bonn reports that President de Gaulle and Chancellor Adenauer failed to settle how Britain should relate to the Common Market. The two leaders ended a three hour talk with only a delay on the issue and no agreement on farm prices. Foreign ministers from six Market nations meet next week in Brussels.
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England
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Werner Schwarz
Brussels
France
United States
Soviet Union
Ludwig Erhard
Kennedy
Erhard
Officials Not Worried By Another Spy Report
London officials say they see no cause for alarm from reports of a new spy scandal in Britain. Newspaper stories claim an Air Ministry official’s arrest was near and a second associate tied to Washington era negotiations and the Skybolt program may be involved.
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London
Air Ministry
Washington
Daily Mail
District Manager to Speak at Kansas University Workshop
Morris Tulchinsky, district manager of the Social Security Administration in Topeka, will lecture July 19 at Kansas University for the first annual Graduate Workshop on Education in Family Finance. The event runs through July 27 and trains educators to help youths manage financial resources in adult life.
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Morris Tulchinsky
Topeka
Social Security Administration
Kansas University
President Kennedy Eyes Europe Trade and Dollar Defense
In New York, President Kennedy’s European trip centers on easing trade barriers with Europe to boost U.S. exports and shield dollar reserves. He and Italy’s President Segni vow expanded two way commerce while de Gaulle’s stance and German talks shape the path. The visit also aims to reinforce Western currency defenses against rising foreign dollar holdings and gold outflows.
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New York
Europe
Kennedy
United States
Antonio Segni
Italy
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
France
Germany
de Gaulle
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
U. S
Disney Heir Repays 1909 Note On Old Loan
Tulsa lawyer W W Disney, son of late Congressman W E Disney, learns of a Muskogee loan co sign in 1909 for 50 dollars to help a newspaper. A letter from B F Sylvester of Omaha explains the paper failed and Disney’s liability is settled when he receives a $50 check for full discharge.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. E. Disney
B. F. Sylvester
Muskogee
W.W. E. Disney
Sylvester
Omaha
Neb
Muskogee, Okla
Body of Wichita Professor Found in Lake Michigan
Victor Gilpin 47 a University of Wichita professor drowned Sunday in Lake Michigan. The body found Thursday two miles off Chicago's lakefront identified by Walter McCrone 47 of Chicago one of the party with whom Gilpin sailed. Gilpin lived in Wichita and was in Chicago for research at Walter C McCrone Associates.
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Chicago
Victor Gilpin
University of Wichita
Lake Michigan
Walter McCrone
Gilpin
Wichita
Walter C McCrone Associates
McCrone
Wichita Man Drowns at Chase County Lake
Manuel Cruz a 47 year old Wichita man drowned Thursday while swimming in a lake four miles west of Cottonwood Falls Chase County authorities reported.
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Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Manuel Cruz
Wichita
Chase County
Kennedy faces a hot summer with civil rights push and crisis
President Kennedy braces for a pivotal summer as Congress stalls civil rights reforms while planned peaceful demonstrations in Washington aim to press for equality. Khrushchev hints at a test ban but excludes underground tests, complicating diplomacy ahead of August protests.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Moscow
Congress
East Germany
Khrushchev
Police Department
Coast Guard Tightens Coastline Watch for Spies and Saboteurs
New York report says the Coast Guard quietly boosts coast defenses against espionage and weapon smuggling. Washington dispatch notes Operations Instructions 30-63 targets clandestine entry of saboteurs and nuclear munitions, with a $500000 reward under the Atomic Weapons Rewards Act.
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NEW York
U.S. Coast Guard
America
New York Journal-American
Washington
Ed Edstrom
Hearst
Coast Guard
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Justice Department
U.S
Hypnosis Moves From Stage Awe to Medical Backing
Hypnosis, once seen as occult, gains respect as a medical aid. AMA endorsement and the American Institute of Hypnosis show the field's growth with tens of thousands of procedures and famed supporters like Dr. William J. Bryan. Hypnosis aids concentration and reduces anxiety in athletes and patients, though it should not replace medical care or override natural pain warnings.
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Dracula
Balkans
American Medical Assn
Good Housekeeping
American Institute of Hypnosis
Maury Wills
Ford Frick
Wills
Maury
Arthur Ellen
State Senate
Orpheum
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Cassius Clay
Dr. Bryan
Ted Williams
AMA
Frank Howard
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