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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1965

Page

7

Mexican mother survives living hell two months with 70 percent burns

Ramona Franco de Portola, burned on Cinco de Mayo, endured 115 degree heat in a mud hut while five doctors in Liga International flew mercy missions to reach her in Sonora. She now lies at White Memorial Hospital with a 50 50 chance of survival as doctors recount the ordeal.

Los Angeles Ramona Franco de Portola White Memorial Hospital Robert Lawson Upland Calif Lawson de Portola Tesapaca Sonora Liga International Humberto D. L. Herrick

No Trace Found Of Second Car At Span Collapse

Topeka officials called off a three day search for a second car seen slipping into the Kansas River as the span collapsed. Kenneth Allen died trapped in his car. Divers faced swift current and debris. no sign of a second vehicle or missing occupants reported.

Topeka Kan Kansas River Kansas Avenue Charles Wright Kenneth Allen Allen Dana Hummer Wright Ed Babcock Stormont Vail

Milwaukee Circus Parade Hits Peak Crowd Record

Milwaukee drew a record crowd of about 600000 for the Fourth of July parade featuring Circus World Museum wagons 31 bands and 500 animals. A gunaway Roman chariot swerved into the packed crowd injuring seven as four horses bolted near the start of the procession through tanbark streets.

Milwaukee Wis Circus World Museum Baraboo

National banks told to report condition at June 30

Banks nationwide were instructed to report their condition as of the close of business on June 30, with the call issued by Washington authorities. The directive seeks a standardized snapshot of bank health for the period.

Washington (Ap Nation

Farmer Gets His Way On a CORE Resolution

In Durham North Carolina CORE director James Farmer persuaded delegates to withdraw a Vietnam and Dominican Republic troop withdrawal resolution. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference had approved the measure last week. The vote occurred during a closed CORE convention session.

Durham N.C James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality U.S Viet Nam Dominican Republic Southern Christian Leadership Conference Martin Luther King Jr Farmer

Debate unlikely over Philip remarks in Commons

London observers say the House of Commons is unlikely to debate a motion warning Prince Philip to stay out of politics. Despite 30 Labor signatures, both government and opposition leaders prefer to drop the issue. Philip urged slow Rhodesia negotiations to avoid bloodshed, noting eventual African rule, a stance seen as personal by critics.

London House of Commons Prince Philip Labor Elizabeth II Commonwealth Rhodesia Britain Edinburgh Philip

Horoscope bits guide daily life by star signs

ARIES to PISCES advise quick obstacle shedding and careful planning. Taurus learns true standing with others, Gemini urged to work fast and support colleagues, Moon Children should plan ahead and refine expertise, Leo to decide promptly for home harmony, Virgo emphasizes dynamic duty, Libra prioritizes finance, Scorpio pursues desires, Sagittarius helps the needy, Capricorn gains social success, Aquarius cooperates with regulations, Pisces explores new lucrative outlets and self expression.

ARIS Taurus Gemini Moon Children Eit Leo Virgo LIBRA Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn

Four Upper House Seats Lost by Japan Party

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic party kept a majority in the 950 seat Diet upper house with 140 seats after Sundays election. The Socialists gained 8 seats for 73 total, and the Sakon gakkai Buddhist Lay party rose by 7 to 20, amid Viet Nam war policy criticism.

Tokyo Japan Eisaku Sato Liberal Democratic Party Diet U.S Viet Nam Sakongakkai, Buddhist Lay Party

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