Lema Fires 68 To Snare Lead For Golf Meet
Tony Lema shot 68 to lead the British Open at St Andrews with a four under par 141. He holds a two stroke edge over Harry Weetman while Bruce Devlin and Max Faulkner sit at 144 and 146 as gales and waves test the Old Course.
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Lema
St, Andrews
Scotland
Champagne
Tony Lema
Britain
Harry Weetman
San Leandro
Calif
Weetman
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Max Faulkner
North Sea Gates
Fortress Against Disease Ready for Salk Command
Jonas Salk leads a 30 million dollar Salk Institute project on a 27 acre San Diego site funded by the March of Dimes. Eight top scientists map independent plans to attack disease through immunology genetics and virology with daily collaborator practice to accelerate discovery.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Pacific
Jonas Salk
National Foundation
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
Salk
Cook County Sends 6.5 Million Records to Kansas Salt Mine
Cook County ships about 6.5 million vital statistics records to a Hutchinson Kansas salt mine vault 600 feet underground. The move is first step in a plan to preserve more than 15 million records currently held in Chicago.
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Chicago
Cook County
Kansas
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Hutchinson
Kan
Boeing Wichita wins Air Force contract for B52 mods
The Air Force awarded Boeing Co of Wichita a B52 aircraft modification contract. Representative Garner E. Shriver said the award is the first under a contract expected to total 5.6 million dollars for the year.
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Washington
Air Force
Boeing Co
Wichita
Garner E. Shriver
Akan
Leaders in Baseball Yearly Averages and Highlights
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota with 113 hits and 63 runs, Killebrew driving in 64, Allison 30 homers, Aparicio stealing 31 bases, and Ford with 102 strikeouts in eight decisions. National League leaders list Clemente and Mays tied in batting, Mays 67 runs, Clemente 105 home runs, and Koufax 181 strikeouts.
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Allison
Minnesota
Oliva
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Versalies
Powell
Baltimore
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Ford
New York
Bunker
Radatz
Wickersham
Detroit
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
San Ppanelaco
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Pitsburgh
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Brock
Bunning
Farrell
Houston
Koufax
Drysdale
Arias Worsens From Chest Infection After Shooting
Panamanian politician-diplomat Roberto Arias 47, husband of Margot Fonteyn, has taken a serious turn for the worse due to a chest infection. He was shot four times in Panama, causing spinal injury and paralysis, and flown to a London hospital for treatment.
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London
Roberto Arias
Margot Fonteyn
Arias
Panama
England
Margot
Italy
Spoleto
Panama City
Alfredo Jimenez
Panamenista
Jimenez
Lutheran Church in America approves 1965 66 budget
The Lutheran Church in America at its Pittsburgh convention approved a combined 1965 66 budget of 58 863 500 with 28 990 400 planned in 1965 and 29 873 100 in 1966. This compares to the current year's total of 29 004 453.
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Pittsburgh
Lutheran Church In America
Former Brazilian President Goulart suffers heart attack
Former President Joao Goulart of Brazil has had a moderate coronary heart attack, doctors said on Wednesday. Goulart has lived in exile in Uruguay since being ousted in last April's coup.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Goulart
Kaltenborn Celebrates 86th Birthday at Long Island Estate
H V Kaltenborn, dean of news commentators, turns 86 at his Stony Brook home. In a birthday eve interview he rejects giving advice, recalls a globe trotting career, notes his health is excellent despite a back nerve issue, and plans a quiet day with family.
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Stony Brook
N.Y
H. V. Kaltenborn
Long Island
Kaltenborn
Lowell Thomas
Tibet
Olga von Nordenflycht
More Interviews Due For City Manager Job
Lawrence city commissioners plan additional interviews for the city manager post after interviewing one applicant on Wednesday and two more today. Mayor Jim Owens says a replacement for Harold Horn is not yet certain and could take several weeks with up to 44 applicants in consideration.
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Lawrence
Jim Owens
Harold Horn
Horn
Owens
Peggy Goldwater Observes 55th Birthday Quietly
Peggy Goldwater, wife of Sen. Barry Goldwater, celebrated her 55th birthday Wednesday at the Goldwater hilltop home in Phoenix Arizona. The event marked a quiet observance as the couple's residence overlooks the city.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Peggy
Goldwaters
Senators’ wrestling duel ends in brief impasse in corridor
Two 61 year old senators Thurmond and Yarborough, after removing coats, wrestle for about 10 minutes in a meeting corridor. Chairman Magnuson intervenes with a blunt order to break it up. Yarborough notes Thurmond’s guerrilla training gave him the edge.
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Thurmond
Yarborough
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Eisenhower Dodges Temptation at World’s Fair Speech
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower opened at the New York World’s Fair by resisting the urge to praise the old Republican party, noting a few Democrats in attendance. Mayor Robert F. Wagner spoke on International Business Machines Day as Eisenhower admitted he did not know how a computer works.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert F. Wagner
Eisenhower
Rhodes Releases Ohio's Delegates On First Ballot
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes clears the way for 58 delegates to cast their first convention vote. He declines to name his own preference while urging delegates to express their beliefs at the caucus. Goldwater and Scranton emerge as the main rivals among Ohio's uncommitted and pledged delegates.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Associated Press
Scranton
Decline Seen in Kansas Government Units Since 1923
Kansas has 5 449 government units in 1963, including federal and state layers, 105 counties, 1 546 townships, 621 cities, 1 848 school districts and 1 150 special units such as water and drainage districts. the count has fallen from 10 716 in 1923.
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Topeka
Kansas
League of Kansas Municipalities
KU Football Sets Packed Schedules For Homecoming Parents Day
KU plans include 3,000 plus High School Day attendees for the TCU opener and a large crowd for Band Day in Wyoming. Nov 7 hosts Homecoming versus Nebraska and Nov 14 Colorado features Parents Day as KU and MU prepare for a Nov 21 clash at Columbia.
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Columbia
TCU
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Gun Waver Gets Funds Assistance
Atlanta AP report: Restaurateur Lester Maddox says he has received financial support from across the country to fight his legal case after he drew a pistol to chase away three Negroes from his restaurant amid integration efforts. He cites a cash donation plus patterns of support from merchants who fear integration.
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Atlanta Ga
Omy
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Goldwater Sounds Out Vice Presidential Picks In Narrow Field
Goldwater aides indicate Miller and Ford as leading contenders for the No 2 spot with Scranton seen as unlikely unless forced by the convention. Goldwater criticizes extremism yet declines to disavow John Birch Society despite calls for aspecific rejection.
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Goldwater
Tony Smith
GOP
Denison Kitchel
Scranton
John Birch Society
Stull clubs plan picnic and meetings with extended families
The Jolly Quilters vote to hold a picnic July 19 at Centennial Park Lawrence. Upcoming meetings feature Peggy Silvers and Mrs. Mabel Damm. Members bring embroidery hoops. Numerous Stull families and 4-H sewing groups share visits, theater outing, and dinners with relatives across Wulfkuhle, Ice, OConnor, and Inloes kinships.
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Jolly Quilters
Mae Unger
Centennial Park
Lawrence
Peggy Silvers
Everett O’connor
Jess O'Connor
Wichita
Stull 4-H
Carolyn Wulfkuhle
Stull Needlecraft Club
Christene Kraft
Mabel Damm
Everett Inloes
Carol Leigh
Christina
John Inloes
J. M. O’connor
Stull O.F.T.A
Raymond Ice
Glen O’connor
Brenda
Bill Anderson
Barbara
Art Worthington
Joan
Jeanie
Robert Wulfkuhle
Harry
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Noe
Karen
Ray Nichols
Virginia
Cecil Casey
Midway City
Calif
Evelyn Stull
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Harry Wulfkuhle
Loren Wulfkuhle
Vickie
Nancy
Richland
Walter Wulfkuhle
Scritchfield
Harold Ice
Frances
Donald Wulfkuhle
Carol
Kenny
Chris
Gage Park
Topeka
H. O. Wulfkuhle
Billy Anderson
2.5 Percent Raise Proposed for Servicemen
The Senate Armed Services Committee recommended a 2.5 percent pay increase for over two million servicemen. The proposal covers all officers and enlisted personnel and noncommissioned officers with more than two years of service.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
New Jersey Board Rejects Race Balance Plan
The New Jersey State Board of Education refused to overturn the neighborhood school concept to end racial imbalance in Union Township. It rejected a Negro parents request to force pupil transfers to reduce the 95 percent Negro Jefferson elementary school. The board upheld the voluntary transfer plan, noting parents prefer schools near home.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Legonion Virginia Inn baseball team star faces health scare
The Legiongion Virginia Inn captain Gary, praised for stabilizing the 15-9 club under manager Kenny Page, was removed from a game with dizziness and fatigue. He was hospitalized for a check up after reporting not hungry and tired while his father Ray said doctors would decide if he can return soon.
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Gion
Virginia Inn
Ray
Kenny Page
Gary
Father Ray
Renovation of Pasture Starts at Schneck Farm
Work began today on pasture renovation and reseeding at the Gaylord Schneck residence Route 1. Douglas County Work Unit Conservationist Chester Paxson notes a bulldozer and brush disk will operate today and Friday to improve poor brush pastures three miles west of 6th and Iowa.
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Schneck Farm
Gaylord Schneck
Route 1
Douglas County Work Unit
Chester Paxson
Paxson
6Th and
Iowa
Light for Cigarette Likely Blamed for 1962 Mine Disaster
In Saarbruecken a court heard that methane and firedamp in the Luisenthal coal mine were probably ignited by a match struck to light a cigarette. The February 1962 explosion killed 299 miners and thirteen officials face negligent homicide charges. Dr. Walter von Koenigsloen testified the evidence supports this conclusion.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Luisenthal
Walter von Koenigsloen
Reno Ladies Aid Craft Meeting and Local Visits
Community events list church and club gatherings in Reno including Kent H D A and Ladies Aid meetings with hostesses and dates July 14 and 15. Social visits span Lawrence Leavenworth Topeka and Missouri areas with families and children mentioned and local picnics and camp activities.
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Kent H.D.A
Mary Jane Grinter
Reno Ladies Aid
Eva Wiley
Helen Lindel
Lena White
Busy Bee Club
Reno
June Hagenbuch
Hazel DeHoff
Betty Frost
Elise Grinter
Kathleen Strong
Helen Lindberg
Mark Grinter
Lori
Larry Hagenbuch
J. D. Busse
Lawrence
Bill Moore
Weekend visitors and relatives gather in Villa Eden area
Mrs Florence Renner hosts kin from Kansas City and Pattonsburg. Pettengill relatives from Lawrence join Ruth Pettengill gatherings with Frank Henik and others. Adds Torneden and Davidson family visits plus DeSoto reunion and travels to Canada.
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Justin Griffin
Buel Proctor
Spickard
Gordon Proctor
Salem
G. T. Moore
Winslow
Ariz
Bill Moore
Moore
Lawrence
Bill Lindel
Emma Lindel
Basehor
Jack Hammond
Chicago
Ronnie Lindel
Lyle Hint
Canada
United States
Kathleen Strong
Edith Bleakley
R.L.D. Club
Charles Strong
Leota Handley
Jack Reardon
Eudora
Marline
Robert Connoly
Debbie
Long Beach
Calif
M. J. Schmidt
Charles Aldridge
Richard Hadel
Archie Sparks
Lyman Frost
C. L. DeHoff
Samuel Grammar
Vinland
B. J. Wedel
Merle Putters
Oskaloosa
Tonganoxie State Lake
Kay Peterson
Barbara Slawson
Cheryl Ford
Vickie Wedel
Ira Higginbotham
Loren Higginbotham
Paola
Marvin Waln
Wellsville
Florence Renner
Diane
Preston Greene
Kansas City
Ruth Pettengill
Bud” Pettengill
Frank Pettengill
John
Nate Pettengill
Ben Leavitt
Tonganoxie
la Verne Reed
Frank Reed
Alfred Torneden
Robert Gulley
Perry
Kenneth Calvin
Sonny
Annette
Pattonsburg
Anna Torneden
Frank Henik
Alma Sawyer
Washington
Oregon
California
William Torneden
Terri Lyn
St. John
Denise
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G.M.C
Comet
Corvair
Bel Air
Ae A
New Hampshire
Boeing
THE
Mrs. Barry
5Th and
Maple North Lawrence
Ike
STULL
New Jersey Board
Legion
Villa Eden
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