Top Clergymen In Race Arrest At Baltimore Park
Dr. Eugene Carson Blake and more than 50 clerics were among 275 demonstrators jailed on Maryland trespass charges after entering Gwynn Oak Amusement Park near Baltimore to protest segregation on July 4. Hearings set for Woodlawn Magistrate.
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Baltimore
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Baltimore County
Daniel Co
Morris Lieberman
Interfaith Committee For Human Rights
Gwynn Oak Park
Baltimore City Line
Blake
James Price
Gwynn Falls
Price
Wirtz pushes plan to avoid railroad crew strike
Secretary of Labor Wirtz pressed unions and railroads to settle by Sunday using collective bargaining with a two year trial based on presidential emergency board recommendations. If rejected, legislation or a nationwide strike could follow as talks extend an extra 20 days.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
New York
Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Labor
Area Students in Concerts at Kansas University
Forty-one Lawrence and area senior high students join Midwestern Music and Art Camp musicians for two Sunday concerts at Kansas University. The 3 p.m. University Theatre Murphy Hall program features chorus and orchestra, while a 7:30 p.m. outdoor Hoch Auditorium show showcases symphonic and concert bands. Guest conductors Edward Anderson and Cmdr. Charles Brendler lead selected numbers, aided by three EU directors. Faculty conductors include Clayton Krehbiel, Gerald Carney, and Russell Wiley. Names span Linda Elliot to Scott Nelson across symphonic band, concert band, and orchestra.
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Lawrence and
Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Edward Anderson
Colorado State University
Charles Brendler
Navy Band
Clayton Krehbiel
Gerald M. Carney
Russell L. Wiley
Lawrence and Area
Lawrence
Linda Elliot
Lanette Bontrager
Noel Stewart
Valley Falls
Sherry
Hughey
DeSoto
Tim Oldfather
Clyne Foust
Martha Huston
Winchester
Linda Amego
Waneta Turner
Overbrook
Tim Gilles
Jane Hensleigh
Larry Miller
Tom Wilcox
Scott Nelson
Nancy Hitt
Connie Shaver
Nancy Wheeler
Woody Wright
Angela Elniff
Stephen Oldfather
Douglas Warriner
Hugh Hensleigh
Winchestr
Pat Mosser
Debbie
Kansas Sunday trading law struck down by state judge
State Court Judge James J. Noone ruled the Sunday trading law unconstitutional while upholding a three day signing period. He granted an injunction against enforcement and found the statute void for due process flaws due to vague language and timing around adjournment. The ruling clarifies that governor signature within three days can create a valid law even after adjournment.
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Wichita, Kan
James J. Noone
Kansas
Noone
John Anderson
Wichita
No Letup Seen In Weather In Lawrence
Kansas endured a 11th straight day with 100 degree readings and a fifth straight day of 100 plus weather in downtown Lawrence. Temperatures reached 101 degrees with high humidity making the Fourth of July uncomfortable. Showers did not arrive Thursday evening though thunder showers were possible later. By 2 p.m. the temperature topped 100 after starting at 87 at 8 a.m. and the weekend forecast calls for more near 100 degree heat.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kennedy to Broadcast TV Address From Europe Tour
President Kennedy prepared a short two minute television message to the nation about his European tour. NBC plans to air it during a 5 30 to 7 30 p m CST news special, CBS sent the tape to stations for a 6 30 p m slot, and ABC had not decided its use by afternoon.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
American Broadcasting Co
Lawrence Jaycees Fireworks Draw Record Crowd at KU Stadium
An estimated 12,000 plus attendees filled Memorial Stadium for the Lawrence Jaycees Fireworks Display, the largest turnout ever. The show included 12 ground displays and 240 aerial shells, featuring a 100 foot Niagara Falls finale amid 80 degree heat.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Niagara Falls
Local 512
The
American Federation of Musicians
Charles Kassinger
Miss Lawrence
Jeannie Burger
Stock Market Index Closes Higher on New York Exchange
AP reports the New York stock market index closing at 273.1 with a gain of .3 while Jaycee members were present.
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New York
al- Jaycee
Corn Crop Not In Immediate Danger
Douglas County reports its corn crop looks healthy with no damage yet from heat. Farmers say a couple inches of rain next week could secure moisture and a good harvest, but continued below average rainfall makes two inches unlikely.
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Douglas County
Kennedy Fourth of July Frenzy Winds to Cape Cod Reunion
President Kennedy rests at Hyannis Port after a packed Fourth of July with three generations of Kennedys. A national railroad strike looms, a birth occurs, an operation takes place, and the President reunites with his wife and two children during a 10 day Europe trip. Mother and baby are reported fine, and plans for more family time precede his return to Washington.
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Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Europe
Germany
Ireland
England
Italy
White House
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Cape
Atty
Gen
Robert F. Kennedy
Boston
Kathleen
The
Ken
Nedys
Joseph P. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Joan
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ambassador Kennedy
Kennedy Compound
Otis Air Force Base
Caroline
John Jr
Squaw Island
Reds Begin Vital Talks Between Moscow and Beijing
Soviet and Chinese delegates opened high stakes talks in Moscow over control of world communism. Mikhail Suslov led the Soviet team with Teng Hsiao-ping heading the Chinese side. The dispute centers on Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence versus Mao's push for revolutionary war.
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Moscow
Peking
Khrushchev
Kemlin
Mikhail Suslov
Central Committee
Teng Hsiao-ping
Pan Tzu-li
Premier Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Lenin
Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet
Communist Party Central Committee
Marilyn Monroe's Mom Flees Mental Hospital to Church
Gladys Baker Eley, 60, Marilyn Monroe's mother, escaped a California sanitarium and was found at Lakeview Terrace Baptist Church in the San Fernando Valley. She said she wanted to escape the hospital and practice Christian Science, having slept in the church utility room near the water heater after wandering all day.
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Glendale
Calif
Marilyn Monroe
Gladys Baker Eley
Brian Reed
Lakeview Terrace Baptist Church
San Fernando Valley
James Wilson
Lawrence holiday traffic light. injuries minor reported
Several minor injuries were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after the Fourth of July incidents. Traffic remained orderly with heavy crowds at lakes and KU Memorial Stadium. Officials noted precautions to curb speeding and unsafe driving during the long holiday period.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fred Brooker
LMH
Bill Cox
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence Jaycees
Lone Star
Tonga
Noxie Lakes
National Safety Council
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Turnpike
Sheriff's Deputies
U Thant Tours Bulgaria On Three Day Official Visit
U N Secretary General U Thant began a three day tour of Communist Bulgaria visiting agricultural showcases and the Black Sea region. He travels with a small delegation and will meet Bulgarian leaders during the trip.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
U.N
U Thant
Black Sea
Heat Persists in Northeast Kansas With Thunderstorms Likely
Partly cloudy and hot weather continues across the region through Saturday. Isolated storms may form tonight or early Saturday with highs near 100 on Saturday and mid 70s overnight. Last year’s high was 85 and the record high for this date is 105 set in 1950.
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Kansas
Kansas Weather Outlook This Weekend and Week Ahead
Temperatures to run about 60 degrees above normal Saturday through the period with normal highs easing early in the period. A bit cooler Sunday or Monday and warmer later in the week. Rainfall expected about half an inch in the north with little or no precipitation in the south. Call Journal-World at VI 31 1008 for delivery.
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Kansas
Pete Tle
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