Campers at Dread Take KU Tour During Midwestern Camp
Kansas University's 27th Midwestern Music and Art Camp students toured the Nelson Art Gallery and Swope Park in Kansas City. At KU dorms hundreds of junior and senior high campers rehearsed for three weekend concerts and planned two fun events including movies and bowling. Guest conductors Rich ard Brummett Loren Crawford James Hardy led performances with selections ranging from Schubert to Dello Joio and Brahms to Tschaikovsky-Johnson
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Kansas University
Kansas City
Nelson Art Gallery
Swope Park
Snow Hall
Kansas Union
Lewis
Holiday Park
University Theatre
Richard Brummett
Winfield Junior High School
Loren Crawford
Pasco Public Schools
Pasco
Wash
James Hardy
Robinson Junior High School
Wichita
Schubert- Weaver
Punkin Peter
Barnard
Gliere-Isaac
Brahms
The
Music Man
Grundman
Erickson
Tschaikowsky-Johnson
Warner Lawson
Howard University
Guy Taylor
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Lord
Bouleish
Trish
Derry
Grainger
Handel
Mississippi
Grofe
Williams
Dvorak
Mendelssohn
Bach-Talmage
Berlioz-Leidzen
Giannini
Smooth theft steals $288400 shipment of diamonds
A 288400 dollar shipment of uncut diamonds disappeared from Shannon International Airport after a well dressed man with a foreign accent signed for the package and left. Interpol is urged to assist as the loss went undiscovered for 48 hours and is tied to the Ennis Diamond Co. of Shannon.
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Shannon
Ireland
Interpol
International Police Organization
Amsterdam
KLM
Consignees
Ennis Diamond Co
Ennis
Campsite Expansion Planned in National Parks for 1964
National parks plan to add about a thousand more individual campsites during 1964. The effort aims to increase overnight capacity and accommodate growing visitor numbers across park units.
Getto to ride Santa Fe train to Republican National Convention
Lawrence figures and Kansas stops frame a report detailing Mike Getto manager of Hotel Eldridge and head of Scranton For President traveling on a 22 car all sleeper Santa Fe special to the Republican National Convention. Dwight Eisenhower and Dr Milt Eisenhower are among the delegation with Topeka Newton Wichita listed as stops. A library reading room in Lawrence will show a television during the convention. The piece notes Kansas gas tax receipts and Lawrence High School orientation dates along with a missing black and white cat north of town sought by the Cottons after a bite incident.
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Mike Getto
Eldridge
Scranton
Topeka
San Francisco
Kansas
Newton
Wichita
Lawrence
Lawrence Library
Vt. Sts
Legion Nominates Jack Tatum to Lead Lawrence Post
Jack Tatum, chief petty officer in the Navy's Kansas University ROTC program, named commander of the Lawrence American Legion Dorsey Liberty post replacing Alan Fisher. He and other officers were elected Tuesday night and will be installed at a July 24 dinner dance. Tatum will retire from the Navy Sunday after 20 years of service, having first come to Lawrence in May.
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Jack Tatum
Lawrence Ave
Navy
Kansas University
Lawrence American Legion
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Alan Fisher
Tatum
Legionaires
Lawrence
Veterans group selects officers and committee members
In a 1956 to 1959 service member profile, the article notes a local veteran returned in 1962 and now with a wife and two children. Tuesday’s elections chose First vice commander Bill Warren, second vice commander Marlin Hornberger, finance officer Bob Jaeger, chaplain Rev. I M Gjellstad, sergeant at arms Lloyd Milham and Henry Wilson, historian Richard Loosbrock. Executive committee members include Bernard Grosdidier, Alan Fisher, Harold Volk. Post home committee members are Merton Harmon, George Starkey, C T Dockery, and Richard Kennedy.
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Bill Warren
Marlin Hornberger
Bob Jaeger
I. M. Gjellstad
Lloyd Milham
Henry Wilson
Richard Loosbrock
Bernard Grosdidier
Alan Fisher
Harold Volk
Merton Harmon
George Starkey
C. T. Dockery
Richard Kennedy
Methodist Women Plan Week-Long Session At Baldwin
The United School of Missions hosted by Methodist Women's Societies will run July 13 through July 19 at Baker University Baldwin. Attendees include women from 37 eastern Kansas counties and Missouri Negro churches. Lecturers include Mrs. John McClaughlin Dr. Dennis Fletcher Rev. George Tate Mrs. Annie Robinson Mrs. Mary Watrous Mrs. Roy Dillon Earl Cotton L C Clardy and Rev. Mark Rouch.
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Baker
United School of Missions
Methodist Woman’s Societies
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas
Negro Methodist Churches of
United States
John McClaughlin
Iona Shulenberger Henry
Washington, D. C
Dennis Fletcher
Methodist Church
New York City
George A. Tate
St. Luke Methodist Church
Chicago
Annie Chloe Robinson
el Paso
Tex
Mary L. Watrous
Kansas City
Roy A. Dillon
Oklahoma City
Earl D. Cotton
Little Rock
Ark
L. C. Clardy
St. Louis
Mark Rouch
Castro reports 74588 Cuban political prisoners count
Juanita Castro put Fidel Castro s political prisoners total at 74588 including 5282 women. John Martino said he received the figure by telephone from Mexico City where Miss Castro is in exile. A spokesman for Miss Castro reportedly supplied the itemized count.
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Miami
Fla
Juanita Castro
Fidel
Cuba
John Martino
Castro
Mexico City
Miss Castro
Martino
Faculty Members For Med Center Announced Today
Kansas University’s microbiology department adds two new assistant professors effective July and September. M. James Freeman, UW Madison PhD, swine disease specialist, returns from Nashville practice and leads immunology research. Donald Dusanic, PhD 1963 Chicago, joins after a Far East tour on schistosome and filaria infections.
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Far East
Kansas University
M. James Freeman
Donald Dusanic
Freeman
Florida University
Nashville
Iil
Chicago University
Philippines
Malaysia
Japan
Okinawa
Formosa
United States
University of Chicago
Dusanic
Donald Jr
Robert
Construction activity rises with 369 living units in first half
Homes and multifamily permits show 369 living units started in the first half, exceeding 308 for all of 1963. Apartment units total 268 and duplexes 22 with 79 homes. June issued permits reach 43, including 11 with no value. top permit 152000 for Lawrence High School addition to B A Green Construction Co.
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B. A. Green Construction Co
Lawrence High School
Glen Freeman
Wis. St
Vendo of K C Buys Out Two Eastern Companies
The Vendo Company of Kansas City has acquired assets of Continental Vending Machine Corp and its sales subsidiary Continental APCO Inc both in Westbury New York. Vendo will pay about 1 250 000 in cash with guaranteed annual payments of 50 000 for 15 years and certain conditional percentages. Continental Vending has been in bankruptcy reorganization since July 1963. Vendo received approval to acquire Continental from the U S District Court of New York. Vendo is a leading manufacturer of equipment for automatic food and beverage services.
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Kansas City
Vendo Company
Continental Vending Machine Corp
Continental Apco, Inc
Westbury
Long Island
New York
Vendo
Continental Vending
Continental
U. S. District Court of New York
U.S. and Russia Move Toward UN Accord on Peace Forces
The United States and the Soviet Union appear to pursue a major negotiation on UN military forces for global peace. Disagreement exists over Security Council control versus the General Assembly, but U.S. officials see potential Soviet cooperation unseen before.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Security Council
General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
Red China
Tokyo
Japan
Council
Foreign Office
Great Britain
U.S
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev Warns of Growing Global Conflict Threat
Premier Khrushchev warned military academy graduates that tensions in Southeast Asia Europe and the Caribbean could escalate into a world conflagration. He cited Laos Cuba Germany and Vietnam as flashpoints and pledged Soviet power to defend revolutionary movements.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Caribbean
Cuba
Germany
Laos
Viet Nam
Asia
Tass
Pathet Lao
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Meeting on Viet Nam urged by U Thant at UN
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant urged a new Geneva conference on Viet Nam and said the UN could help monitor any agreement. He stated that military measures will not bring peace and that he is distressed by deaths on both sides.
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Unitd Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Geneva
Viet Nam
Thant
United Nations
Bus Guides Urged to Respect Mrs Kennedy Move
Sightseeing guides in New York are asked not to describe the hotel where Mrs. John F. Kennedy will reside this fall. Commissioner Joseph DiCarlo cited her dignity as widow of the late president. Crowds near her Washington home influenced the decision.
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Kennedy
New York
John F. Kennedy
Joseph C. DiCarlo
Washington, D.C
Mrs. Kennedy
New York City
Republicans Say Viet Nam to Be Campaign Issue
Republicans debate how to use the Viet Nam war in the 1964 campaign. Some push broader U S action, others favor better execution, and some urge withdrawal or negotiated settlement. Lodge says it is a topic but not a major issue. Goldwater calls for bombing supply routes. Scranton backs South Vietnamese efforts against sanctuaries.
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Viet Nam
Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
United States
North Viet Nam
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Cambodia
China
Scranton
Goldwater
Laos
Legal Block Gone On DeSoto Phones
In Johnson County a district court dismissed Wheat State Telephone Company Udall Kan for review of a Kansas Corporation Commission order allowing the DeSoto Mutual Telephone Company sale to Southwestern Bell for 58000. Judge Earl E O Connor found the 30 day filing window had lapsed. The DeSoto firm with 500 plus customers will convert to the dial system.
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DeSoto Mutual Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Johnson County
Earl E. O'Connor
Wheat State Telephone Company
Udall
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Wheat State
DeSoto
Bell
O'Connor
Everett Freese
DeSoto Exchange
Drys Endorse Ferguson Coffin In Kansas Primaries
Kansas United Drys announced endorsements for governor and other races based on candidate replies to policy questions. William Ferguson and J Donald Coffin headed the list in the Republican and Democratic governor nominations with further picks in Congress and attorney general contests.
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Topeka
Kansas United Drys Today
Atty
William M. Ferguson
J. Donald Coffin
Roy Holloman
Kansas United Dty Forces
Holloman
Ferguson
Coffin
Council Grove
Congress
Charles McAfee
Chester Mize
Garner Shriver
John Crutcher
Hutchinson
Robert C. Sonderholm
United Days
Scranton Favored in Kansas Student Poll
A two day phone survey of Republican students in Northeast Johnson County, Salina, and Wichita shows strong support for Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania over Sen Barry Goldwater for the GOP presidential nomination. Greg Turner of Lawrence noted over 20 students were polled with 71 percent backing Scranton and 29 percent Goldwater.
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Kansas
Johnson County
Salina
Wichita
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Greg Turner
Lawrence
Scranton
Turner
Goldwater
Fishing Is Good In Area Waters This Week
Area game protector Eddie Bond of Lecompton reports good fishing across six area rivers and lakes. Black bass, channel cat, sunfish, bullheads, flatheads and crappie are all described as active, with most fishing occurring at night or early morning while daytime efforts are slowed by heat. Water at five sites is normal, Kaw is high. Douglas County State Lake remains closed to fishing until fall opening.
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Eddie Bond
Lecompton
Kaw
Wakarusa
Delaware
Lone Star
Tonganoxie
Shawnee
Bond
Avery Group Finance Committee Meets in Douglas County
A Douglas County Avery for Governor finance committee meeting was held this morning at the Eldridge Hotel. Rep. Avery attended with Jack Brand county chairman of the Avery group. Milton P. Allen and George Ryan serve as co chairs of the finance group.
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Douglas County
Avery For Governor
Eldridge Hotel
Rep. Avery
Jack Brand
Avery Group
Milton P. Allen
George Ryan
Hiccup finally ends for Atlanta woman after year
Lucy McDonald, 38, celebrates a year of constant hiccups ending after a pharmacist gave a common drug. The illness forced job losses, and she now works behind a drugstore soda fountain. Many letters and calls followed an AP story.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lucy McDonald
Roy Faith
Card of Thanks for Lawrence Loss
We thank many kind friends in and about Lawrence who gave sympathy aid food flowers expressing their deep concern in our recent loss of our husband and son. Mrs Daisy Williams Ames Mr and Mrs Alfred Ames
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Lawrence
Daisy Williams Ames
Alfred Ames
Thanks to Nurses and Doctors for Baby’s Life
Mr and Mrs James Eberhard express heartfelt thanks to the nurses and doctors who helped save their baby boy Monday night. They say no amount of money could repay what the Lord has done.
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James Eberhard
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Paula Winn
H. H. Cotton Jr
Montana St
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Kathy
Med Center
Vendo of
K.C
Russia
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Fritz CO
Firestone Corner
Robert M. Gren
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Douglas County State Lake
Avery
Hiccup
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
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