Barnett Attacks Kennedy Civil Rights Plan
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett testified before the Senate Commerce Committee branding the Kennedy civil rights proposals as sowing hate and violence He warned the nation could reap a bloody harvest if enacted and claimed the bill would spark mob action and erosion of constitutional government He cited threats and alleged encouragement of demonstrations by the administration and urged opposition from Southern governors and lawmakers
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Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Barnett
Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Farris Bryant
Florida
Capitol
House
Samuel S. Stratton
Congress
William S. Moorhead
Dpa
Albert C. Watson
D-S.c
Joe D. Waggoner Jr
D-La
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Atty
McClellan and Earth Clash Over TFX Award Charge
Sen John L McClellan charges Pentagon officials planned to add thrust reversers to the TFX project despite criticism of their omission. Secretary Fred Korth denies the claim saying no decision has been made and thrust reversers remain under study.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Korth
Boeing Co
Seattle
Defense Apartmnt
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Long Island
N.Y
General Dynamics-Grumman
McClellan
Seven on Docket for Garnett Riot
In Garnett Kansas seven defendants were slated for appearance before Judge Charles Lybarger regarding last Saturdays riot. Only Roger Adams aged 16 pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined $100 plus $4.55 costs. The other six bonds were forfeited as 36 persons were arrested in the rioting that preceded the Grand Prix sports car races. Officials have not stated if the race will be continued or discontinued.
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Garnett
Kan
Charles Lybarger
Roger Adams
Five Area Students To Perform In KU Camp Concert
Four Lawrence students and one DeSoto student will perform in the junior high concert at the 26th Midwest Music and Art Camp at Kansas University. The 3 p.m. Saturday University Theatre Murphy Hall program features orchestra band and chorus divisions with guest conductors from Pasco Haven Winfield Wichita. The event caps two weeks of study for 280 junior high students among 1 100 on campus as part of KU camp’s six week senior sessions.
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Lawrence
DeSoto
Midwest Music and
Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Roger Laushman
Robert Laushman
W. 8Th St
Matthew Hodson
Albert Hodson
Harvard Rd
Ann Hambleton
William Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Avis Graig
A. A. Graig
Vt. St. the DeSoto
Susie Penner
Velaka
Majesky
Rimer
Charles Carter
Ralph Vaughn
Robert Kreutz
David
William Billings
Franz Schubert
Richland Homecoming Fair dates and KU Preview notices
The Richland Homecoming Fair runs July 25 to 27 with a press release from president Andy Gray and a preserved hometown theme. Also, Lawrence students take part in Kansas University’s summer Preview programs with three local entrants among 163 freshmen. Plus street work in Topeka pauses for rain and resumes soon.
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Richland
Andy Gray
Wakarusa Valley
Foremont
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas University
Cheryl L. Alexander
Emerald Drive
Gregory Smith
Pamela Lane
Tyson Tucker Travis
Ky. St
City revenue from overtime envelopes and warrants rise
Police Chief Bill Cox notes overtime parking tickets total 19 537 and 5 246 for other violations. Fines go to the general fund, with some warrants outstanding and more likely to be issued. Meter revenue drops 500 while fines rise 200 as authorities pursue overdue payments.
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Bill Cox
Peis
Dr Ned W Smull Named Director at Kansas City Mercy Hospital
Dr Ned W Smull a former Lawrence resident and KU graduate has been appointed director of Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City Missouri He will lead a $5 million pediatrics center on Hospital Hill and chair pediatrics while holding an associate professorship at Missouri University medical school He begins October 1 and will continue private practice until then.
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Ned W. Smull
Lawrence
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Smull
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
Mission Hills
Ward Smull
Barker
Mercy
Hospital Hill
New Pediatrics Center
Small
Missouri University
Missouri University Medical School
Mercy Hospital
Markle Foundation
Bird City
Boston area tensions flare as shootings injure civilians
On a quiet Thursday near Cambridge, two white men on a porch were wounded by shotgun fire from a car after investigating noises. Frank Tavaliero and John Busta, hurt in the shoulder and face, were treated, while a 12 year old boy nearby was also struck but not hospitalized. State Police and National Guardsmen at Cambridge armory reported gunfire and a car fleeing, with one driver Leon Buckle among the injured.
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Frank D. Tavaliero
John Busta
Tavaliero
Busta
Cambridge
National
ANC Leader Walter Sisulu Arrested in Johannesburg Raid
Security police arrested Walter Sisulu age 50 in a raid on a local building in Johannesburg. Sisulu, a leader of the banned African National Congress, had been sought for months and was previously arrested last year on incitement charges and released on bail.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Walter Sisulu
African National Congress
Sisulu
Further Talks Fail to Break Soviet Chinese Truce Deadlock
Moscow reports say Russian and Chinese Communist delegates did not attend the truce talks. Western observers deem further discussion useless as Teng Hsiao-ping leads a Chinese delegation to the embassy. Chen Yi accuses the Soviet Union of dragging ideology to government levels and visits Outer Mongolia and North Korea representatives.
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Moscow
Teng Hsiao-ping
Lenin Hills
Teng
Khrushchev
Peking
China
Soviet Union
Chen Yi
Outer Mongolia
North Korea
Jersey Teamster Gets Seven Years
New Jersey Teamster leader Anthony Provenzano was sentenced to seven years in prison and fined $10,000 after being convicted of extorting money from a trucking firm. His attorney filed notice of appeal to the Third Circuit. Judge Robert Shaw released him on $15,000 bail pending appeal. He condemned Provenzano for betraying the working men he represented.
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Newark
N.J
New Jersey
Anthony
Tony) Provenzano
Henry Singer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Robert Shaw
Provenzano
New York Phone Books Quickly Outdated After Release
The New York Telephone Co finished delivering 5 million pounds of phone books to Manhattan subscribers. The listing updates run about 1,000 per day, and the 1963 64 edition was already missing 50 000 new listings. Separate books are issued for the other four boroughs.
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NEW York
New York Telephone Co
Manhattan
Negro boy may not attend school despite order in Oklahoma City
Robert Dowell a 15 year old Negro central to a federal court school integration ruling says he may not use the order. His father Dr Alonzo L Dowell filed the suit leading to Judge Luther Bohanon’s decision for complete student and teacher integration in Oklahoma City schools. Dowell has attended Bishop McGuinness High School while his sister Vivian 14 pre enrolled for Northeast High School. The Board of Education attorney said the decision would be appealed and not in the children's best interests. In another note Gov Bellman failed to persuade Nowata to sell a cemetery lot to Lt Col George M Hubbard for his father, who died July 4, with Arlington National Cemetery considered for burial if his wife could also be buried there.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Dowell
Robert
Alonzo L. Dowell
U. S. Dist
Luther Bohanon
Board of Education
Dowell
Douglass High School
Northeast High School
Bishop McGuinness High School
Vivian
Northeast
W. A. Lybrand
Henry Bellman
Nowata
George M. Hubbard
George W. Hubbard
J. Howard Edmondson
Dokla
Hubbard
Arlington National Cemetery
Barry Goldwater says JFK aims to coexist with communism
Barry Goldwater asserts in prepared remarks that President Kennedy seeks coexistence with international communism, including in the Western hemisphere. He criticizes Kennedy’s American University speech and its line about making the world safe for diversity as a dangerous liberal fallacy.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Western Hemisphere
Goldwater
Kennedy
American University
United States
Europe
Patrolman L. Roberts Promoted to Sergeant in 1958 Honor
Leon Roberts 39 of 1728 W 20th St Terr promoted to sergeant effective next Monday according to Police Chief Bill Cox. Roberts, a 1958 Officer of the Year, rejoined the force in 1961 after stints with the Sheriff's Department and prior service from 1952 to 1959. He received a 1958 Topeka police special citation for solving an armed robbery and will report to Lt. Tommy McCall. He is married with two children.
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Leon Roberts
W. 20Th St. Terr
Bill Cox
Robert
Police
Sheriff's Department
Lawrence’s
Roberts
Tommy McCall
Americans Tour Cuba Bypassing U.S. Travel Ban Visit Havana Embassy
Fifty nine American students defying a U.S. travel ban toured Cuba and visited the Red Chinese Embassy in Havana on Wednesday. The Cuban radio reported they were invited by Chinese Ambassador Shen Chien.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Cuba
Havana
Shen Chien
Ecuador Junta Seizes Power After Coup Against Arosemena
A military junta ousted President Carlos Arosemena in Quito after a palace siege. Five killed and three wounded as tanks fired on demonstrators, with reports of Arosemena drunk at a banquet. The junta promised elections soon and support from parties and armed forces. Arosemena was sent to Panama for safety.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Colombia
Arosemena
Grace Lines
U.S
Wilfred McNeil
Maurice Bernbaum
Presidential
Gustavo
Panama
Andres Arrata Macias
Army
Luis Cabrera Sevilla
Navy
Ramon Fastro Jijon
Air Force
Guillermo Freire Posso
Cloudburst Toll Rises Across Northern Italy
A cloud burst in Brescia and surrounding areas in northern Italy early today killed at least five people, lifting the three day death toll from a series of summer storms to 13 across the region.
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Brescia
Italy
Spacious Parking Facilities Ad Claim
An advertisement announces Rumsey Funeral Home offering spacious parking facilities with contact VI.3-6111 for inquiries. The brief promo underscores ample lot space and accessible services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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