Mountaineers Close Sex Camp After Riot Near Rosman
In Rosman North Carolina Mountaineers burn a gym and shoot at a camp bus after facing reports of free love nudity and integration at Summerlane near here Police escorted 70 campers mostly teens as the camp is moved to an undisclosed destination in New Jersey Sheriff C R McCain cited alleged free love practices and Negro enrollment residents blamed Summerhill inspired aims and a New York paper for fueling anger No injuries were reported and no one was named as responsible
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New Jer
North Carolina
Summerlane
Summerhill
England
Sheriff McCall
Herald of Freedom
New York City
Man Ashamed Of His Action After TV Look
Cambridge Maryland AP report centers on Robert Fehsenfeld a 42 year old man with vision problems who publicly repents after a television and newspaper accounts show him assaulting a black man during integration demonstrations at his restaurant Dizzyland He denounces the act amid mixed reaction from segregationists who praise him for his supposed bravery and donors arrive with support
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Cambridge, Md
Robert Fehsenfeld
Lonesome
Dizzyland
Fehsenfeld
Bob Fehsenfeld
Miss Vella Fights DMV Over Age Adjustment
In Los Angeles Miss Sami Vella claimed the California DMV erred in suspending her license for a year after discovering she misrepresented her age as 25 when she was 33. She said the change was vanity and seeks license restoration.
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Los. Angeles
Sami Vella
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Miss Vella
Ing
Hollywood
Final probe planned in Castle Shannon mine for missing trio
Officials will conduct one last inspection of the abandoned Castle Shannon mine as searchers seek Robert Abbott 15 Danny O’Kain 13 and Billy Burke 13 missing since Thursday. A six man rescue team found no clues and pressure fans cleared deadly gas as authorities planned an eight hour final sweep.
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Pittsburgh
Castle Shannon
Everett Turner
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Turner
Robert Abbott
Danny O’kain
Billy Burke
Lester Scott Named New Diebolt's Manager
Lester Scott, a four year Diebolt's employee and Lawrence native, is promoted to manager of the Lawrence store. Scott began in men’s clothing in the late 1920s at Ober’s, later spent 13 years at that shop, a year and a half at Palace Clothing Co, and four years at Diebolt's. The former manager Stan Miller has moved to Los Angeles to work in HIS Sportswear's sales department. Diebolt's at 843 Mass. St. opened in fall 1957, originally a men’s store, now with a women’s sportswear department. Headquarters are in Atchison. Bill Vance owns the Lawrence store, an Atchison location, and a Topeka women’s shop.
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Lester Scott
Diebolts
Scott
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Ober's
The
Palace Clothing Co
Diebolt's
Diebolt
Stan Miller
Los Angeles
Diebolt’s
Mass. St
Atchison
Bill Vance
Topeka
Coffee drinking linked to coronary disease in Chicago study
A Chicago study at Western Electric Hawthorne plant suggests higher coffee intake associates with coronary heart disease when five or more cups daily are consumed. Other factors linked to cases include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, and chest symptoms, with no strong ties to obesity or diet beyond coffee.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Western Electric Company
Oglesby Paul
American Heart Association
Paul
County re appraisal debate prompts calls for professional manager
The Douglas County Commission plans a county wide re appraisal of about 26 000 parcels and cites expected tax increases The Saturday Column argues for a professional county manager to oversee county affairs and avoid mixed messages from officials It notes the need for clear explanations and stable governance as re appraisals proceed
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The
Journal-World
KU Law School Claim Debunked After Garnett Riot
A Garnett riot story claiming a Kansas University Law School student was silenced. Dean James K. Logan found the student number false and no KU law students were in the riot. Deanna Kay Wise born 1:45 a.m. Friday on the Kaw River Bridge to Dewey and (surname) Wise of Tonganoxie.
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Garnett
Kansas University Law School
James K. Logan
KU Law
Dean Logan
Deanna Kay Wise
Deanna Kay
Kaw River
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dewey Wise
Wise
Reuter Organ Co
Standby National Guard Tied to Savannah Truce Quiet Peace
Units of Georgia's National Guard held on standby in Savannah as racial peace hopes rose from a secretly negotiated truce in the seaport area.
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Savannah
Georgia
National Guard
Two brothers in Independence accident leaves youth shot in head
David Postlethwaite, 14, of Independence, was accidentally shot in the head by his older brother Mike Portlethwaite, 38, who said he believed the .45 caliber pistol was unloaded. The boy received emergency treatment at a local hospital and was later transferred to a Wichita facility.
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Independence, Kan
David Postlethwaite
Independence
Wichita
Mike Portlethwaite
Adrenalin Glands Transplanted At University Medical Center
Jackson Mississippi AP reports University Medical Center doctors transplanted the adrenal glands of three patients in recent months in what officials say is likely the first such procedure in the United States. One case was revealed in the Journal of the American Medical Association by Dr James D Hardy. Patients remained in normal condition and under study. The operation aimed to treat Cushing's syndrome caused by overgrowth of adrenal glands, though total removal would cause permanent hormone loss.
KU summer play to stage Separate Tables cast
Independence trio Steve Callahan and Mrs. Callahan will headline the Kansas University production of Terrence Rattigan’s Separate Tables July 15 to 20. The cast includes Laurie Crew Laura Lee Earnshaw Rosemary Fleming Helen Groth Barbara Guile Robin Huggins Mary Ann Lierman Patrick Prosser Robert Rumpf Carol Joy Strickland Kaye Stevenson with Dr. Bella Itkin directing.
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Independence
Kansas University
Terrence Rattigan
Steve Callahan
Callahan
England
Jonathan Callahan
Bella Itkin
Chicago
Laurie Crew
Groton
Leavenworth
Robert J. Rumpf
Webster Groves
Carol Joy Strickland
Kansas City
Kaye Stevenson
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Birth at Memorial Hospital Highlights Local Families
Births announced for Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fields at 501 Ind as a baby boy joins the community today. Other listings include residents of Edwards ville Perry and Crum Rest Home with names and partial addresses.
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Sandra Carpenter
Edwardsville
Alfred L. Parsons
Ohio
William Alexander Ramsey
Martha Bingham
Willis Long
Wedgewood
Margaret Ellen Fields
John W. Pence
Perry
James W. Fields
Weather, floods, and tornado damage across Kansas
Rain soaked the area limiting flood risk while Eastern and Central Kansas faced severe weather. A $500,000 flash flood hit Gypsum, and a fatality occurred near Potwin. Newton reported two tornadoes with damage to a garage and home. a man disappeared and died later.
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Holcom
Lawrence
Kansas
Gypsum
Saline
Newton
Loren McGlachlin
Ronald
Paul Allum
Potwin
Turkey Creek
Abilene
Gypsum Creek
Chapman Creek
Chapman
KU Pharmacy Senior Awarded Scholarship
Otto E. Beck, a Wichita senior in the Kansas University Pharmacy School, won the $300 Steffen Dairy Foods Co. scholarship for 1963 64. The award supports a student in the local service area and honors Beck for dean's list, NSF scholar status, and fourth year class president. The prize is funded by John D. McEwen, company president.
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Otto E. Beck
Wichita
Kansas University Pharmacy School
Steffen Dairy Foods Co., Inc
Beck
National Science Foundation
John D. McEwen
Music Shop Is Opening Here
Odell Shaver announces Kansas City men Harold Tresler and Phil Mc Bride will take over the 925 Iowa St instrument repair shop from Odell's and Bell's Music Shop and Studio. The overhaul unit will serve dealers statewide and handle major repairs while continuing the studio and sales.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Odell’s
Bell
Iowa St
Odell Shaver
Odell
Mass, St
Harold Tresler
Phil McBride
Kan
Shaver
A. G. Altimari
Iowa Street
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri
McBride
Tresler
Without Arms They Marry Kick Off Shoes At Cake
In Live Oak Florida AP reports a armless couple Jo Beth Johnson age 19 and Martin Ravellette 23 marry with no ring and a reception without a receiving line. Ravellette met Johnson through letters after a San Diego AP story about his adapted car.
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Live Oak
Fla
Jo Beth Johnson
Martin Ravellette
San Diego
Calif
Associated Press
Ravellette
Jo Beth
Klamath Falls
Ore
Wife of TV Watcher Has Greenest Thumb
A husband notes his wife’s yard obsession as she plants stepping stones and succulents while the yard grows wild with vigorous plants. He jokes about the palm tree, debates about cutting down trees, and imagines adding a pool as the spouse continues to transform the terrain.
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Lana’ Turner
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Solomon to guest conduct two concerts at Midwestern Music Camp
Solomon, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony, guest conducts the 26th Midwestern Music and Art Camp concerts at Kansas University. He leads with EU professors Krehbiel Carney and Wiley. Programs include Bach, Borodin, Brahms, Grainger, Liszt and Wagner works.
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Izler Solomon
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Kansas University
Solomon
Aspen, Colo
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Clayton Krehbiel
Gerald Carney
Russell Wiley
September Finish Seen For Legion Structure
Work is under way on the new headquarters for Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14 of the American Legion. The 24 acre site sits on the north side of West Sixth Street about a quarter mile west of Sunset Drive In Theater. The project will cost about 73000 with a 6000 square foot building featuring a 40 by 70 foot assembly room and a 315 square foot kitchen. Lawrence Legion post currently lacks a headquarters and meeting facility.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14
American Legion
West Sixth Street
Sunset Drive- In
Legionaires
Lawrence Legion Post
In Memoriam Thurman A Rothwell Remembered
In memory of Thurman A Rothwell who passed away one year ago today. Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren.
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Thurman A. Rothwell
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Douglas’ County
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Renate Rainer
Mass
Melvyn Lewis
W. 19Th
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Elith
Fred Rost
Crum Rest Home
Ray Mosher
Route 1
Lawrence Paper CO
KU Pharmacy
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Los Angeles Times
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Samuel Barber
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Healey Willanrchestra
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Sanders
Francis Scott Key
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Skenneth Alford
James R. Gillette
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Parmylvanite
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William J. Schristine
Clen
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St. Michael's Archangel
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Bernard Rogers
Richard Wagner
P. T. Tschaikowsky
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Derry
Legion
Memoriam
Lawrence Memorial Co
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Ka _ ae
Se, Funeral Home
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey
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