Klan Fear Hinders Alabama Klan Inquiry
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers says fear and sympathy for the Ku Klux Klan impede his probe into Klan activities. He notes many in Alabama are sympathetic and calls for educating the public on the Klan’s nature. Flowers cites foot-dragging in the House Committee on Un-American Activities inquiry.
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Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Support Grows For Policeman In Los Angeles Case
Los Angeles police Lt. Thomas E. O Neal faces an assault with intent to murder charge after firing three shots at Carl Norman who was jailed on marijuana suspicion but cleared of rape links to the officer s daughter Shirley Dianne Norman remains in serious condition at Los Angeles County General Hospital. Telegraphs of sympathy pour in as officials report volunteers including Louis F Melson from Mayor Yorty s advisory council.
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Thomas E. O'Neal
Carl &. Norman
Los Angeles
Norman
Shirley Dianne
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Lt. O'Neal
O'Neal
Louis F. Melson
Samuel W. Yorty
Brown
Pike traffic increases on Kansas Turnpike over holiday
The Turnpike Authority reports 101,952 vehicles used the toll road and totaled 6,117,000 miles over Independence Day, with six accidents and two injuries and no fatalities. Last year there were 96,888 vehicles.
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Turnpike Authority
Service Wednesday For Topeka Math Teacher
TOPEKA AP Services will be held Wednesday for Mrs Marjorie L French a Topeka high school mathematics teacher who died Monday She won the national Teacher of the Year award in 1962 and received a gold pin and certificate from the late President Kennedy The 50 year old instructor at Topeka High had been hospitalized since April 3 Last March she was named president elect of the Kansas Teachers Association and was to lead the 26000 member group in 1966 67
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Marjorie L. French
French
Kennedy
Topeka High School
Kansas Teachers Association
Forced Landing by Wichita Bandleader Near Valley Center
Norman Lee, a Wichita bandleader, made an emergency landing a few miles from his destination after running out of gas on a Des Moines to Wichita flight. He landed in a wheat field east of Valley Center, blaming a loose gas cap and siphoned fuel. Lee often performs in Iowa and once drew controversy for playing at Gov. Hughes inaugural ball in 1963.
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Norman Lee
Wichita
Des Moines
Iowa
Valley Center
Lee
Gov
Harold Hughes
Long Hiccuping Ends For Georgia Woman
Lucy McDonald of Atlanta after a two year bout stops hiccuping following a Friday operation severing a nerve to halt the spasms. She faces recovery and securing work for her three children, as a divorced former waitress who could not keep a job during the ordeal.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lucy McDonald
New Regions Hit By Flash Floods
Substantial rains swept across most of Kansas today triggering flash floods at Hays and a reported tornado near Cedar Bluff Reservoir damaging campers equipment. Rain totals ranged from half to one and a half inches across the state with mild temperatures forecast through Wednesday and highs in the 80s.
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Kansas
Hays
Cedar Bluff
Atwood
Olathe
Pittsburg
Goodland
Kansas farmer turns 130 acre farm into recreation area
Richard Allen in SOUTH MOUND Kansas converted his 130 acre farm to Allen Family Recreation Area turning cropland into a pool beach picnic grounds and riding facilities. With help from Farmers Home Administration and Soil Conservation Service he plans to expand a 12 acre pond boating and camping areas in a five year plan.
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South Mound
Kan
Richard Allen
Allen
Kansas
Farmers Home Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Count Basie Adopts Beat From Beatles
Hollywood AP report notes Count Basie leading a MGM Studios recording session with a new rolling beat reminiscent of the Beatles. The piece Skol Sister honors Ann Margret while Basie keeps his core swing, citing youth in his band and continued popularity after 30 years.
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Count Basie
MGM Studios
Ann-Margret
Paris
Basie
Baseball leaders and executives listed in AP report
The Associated Press lists National and American League batting leaders with top averages hits and runs, plus key pitchers. The piece also includes a formal notice of appointment of executors for Frank Scott deceased, with dates of qualification and a nine month claims period.
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Philadelphia
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Pinson
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Callison
Clemente
Yastrzemski
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Cleveland
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Tresh
New York
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Minnesota
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Public Auction at 1203 West 5th for Maxine Dumas Estate
Public sale on Saturday July 10 1965 in Lawrence presented by Hays Auction Service. Items include RCA gas range Calvinator refrigerator dining sets living room suite and more with cash terms and removal after payment. Not responsible for accidents. Owner Maxine Dumas.
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West 5Th
RCA
Kelvinator
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Hassock
Elec
Maxine ‘Dumas
Hays Auction Service
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Hays
Auctio
Estate of Elizabeth P. Stokes Probate Petition Filed
The Lawrence National Bank of Lawrence Kansas petitions for probate of Elizabeth P. Stokes will dated March 24 1965 and appointment as executor without bond. Interested parties must file written defenses by July 22 1965 at 10 30 a m in Douglas County Kansas Court. Attorneys Barber Emerson and Six represent the petitioner.
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Lane Place
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Douglas County
Kansas
Wkansas
Pon
Alice Rarick Clawson
Hults
Frank Scott
Fmory F. Scott
Vernon C. Scott
Mary F. Scott Vernon C. Scott
Mixecutors
Elizabeth P. Stokes
Lawrence National Bank
W. D. Haught
Barber, Emerson & Six
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