Scranton and Goldwater Debate Warily Shapes Kansas Delegation
The Kansas delegation at the Republican convention in Topeka shows 10 Scranton supporters and nine Goldwater backers, with James Woodson of Topeka a Negro delegate who remains loyal to Rockefeller. Leaders warn of possible changes before the convention, and wives of top candidates are noted as assets in campaign efforts.
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James Woodson
Topeka
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Woodson
Dick Herman
Gov. Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Scranton
Midwest
Herman
Jayhawks
Rockefeller
Sam Mellinger
Rogers
Mellinger’s Role in GOP Leanings for 1960 Nomination
Wednesday evening balloting for the presidential nomination shows a cautious Mellinger who has not declared his vote. He counts many national Republican leaders among his acquaintances and is a close friend of Rep. William Miller of New York, linked to the vice presidential possibility and future GOP influence.
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Mellinger
Rep
William Miller
New York
Miller
Kansas
Hutchinson
Carolinian is Archtype of Goldwaterite
A William Chapman report profiles a Goldwater delegate, R. Cooper White of Greenville South Carolina, a broker who became the first Republican city councilman there. He backs Goldwater as a conservative with integrity and favors a balanced budget and strong foreign policy, arguing Scranton would be similar to Johnson. Delegates say Goldwater can win in the fall.
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Sen. Goldwater
Fairmont Hotel
Central
Region 5
Hell
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
R. Cooper White
Greenville
S. C
William D. Workman
Olin D. Johnston
Scranton
America
White
Johnson
Cow Palace
Overbrook Youth Killed by Truck
A 19 year old Overbrook man David K Bond was killed when struck by a backing dump truck at a rock quarry east of Tonganoxie He worked for Concrete Materials Inc of Topeka Bond born August 25 1944 lived in Overbrook most of his life a High School graduate and a prospective Emporia State junior Funeral services will be held 2 pm Thursday at the First Methodist Church in Overbrook Burial at Valley Brook Cemetery Baker Funeral Home Overbrook in charge Rumsey Funeral Home arranged local details Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Millard Bond Overbrook brother Alan Bond Overbrook and sisters Jeanne Mary Rose and Mrs Don Sheppard Burlingame The Leavenworth Sheriff's Office has no driver details and the truck driver is unidentified Coroner Charles Larkin was notified.
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Overbrook
David K. Bond
Tonganoxie
Bond
Concrete Materials Inc
Topeka
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Overbrook High School
Emporia State
First Methodist Church
Valley Brook
Baker Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home
Millard Bond
Alan Bond
Jeanne
Mary Rose
Don Shepard
Burlingame
Leavenworth
KU to Expand Watson Library and Build Two New Halls
Construction at University of Kansas progresses on a 1.8 million dollar Watson Library wing with a basement Kansas Union bookstore and a high speed book lift. Completion of stacks, doors, and foyer painting is near, with summer sidewalks and a service drive planned. Simultaneously preconstruction planning continues for two 500 man residence halls near 19th Street and Naï Smith Drive, with bids planned for 1965 and occupancy projected for 1966 and 1967 respectively, at an estimated total of 4.54 million dollars.
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Summerfield Hall
Watson Library
Kansas Union
Lawton
Allen Fieldhouse
Daisy Field
Hoch Auditorium
Hoch
Iowa Street
15Th
19Th Sts
J. J. Wilson
19Th St
Naismith Dr
James Canole
Wilson
C of C endorses unification plan in Douglas County
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce directors unanimously back the one unit school plan to be decided September 8. The Board of Education will consider official support at the July 27 meeting at Central Junior High, as the chamber mobilizes voters for the county wide election.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Chamber
Lawrence Board of Education
Hotel Eldridge
Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Chamber Education Committee
Jack Landreth
Russ Mosser
Commissioned New Work for High School String Orchestra
The Music Teachers National Association and the Kansas Music Teachers Association jointly commissioned Dr. John Pozdro, head of the Kansas University music theory department, to compose a piece for high school string orchestra. The premiere is planned for February 1965 at the state meeting.
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Music Teachers National Association
The
Kansas Music Teachers Association
John Pozdro
Kansas University Department of Music Theory
Lawrence store sells topless swimwear amid city resignations
Heard in Lawrence Weavers Department Store four topless bathing suits with optional tops are stocked. One black suit is on display on the second floor. A clerk notes few buyers. City engineer George Williams resigns effective Wednesday and seeks private sector work, with Lawrence searching for his replacement. Harold Horn, city manager, resigns August 1, and a successor for assistant city engineer Leroy Tobler is sought. Police chief position recently filled by Lt. William Troelstrup. former chief Bill Cox retired. Assistant Chief Jim Collins has acted as chief pending Troelstrup’s arrival.
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Weavers Department Store
George Williams
Williams
Lawrence
Harold Horn
Leroy Tobler
William Troelstrup
Kansas City Police Department
Troelstrup
Bill Cox
Hand Sewn Back On New York Garment Worker
Daniel Kruger 29, injured Monday at a New York garment shop, has had his severed left hand reattached. Doctors say it will be at least a week before they know if the graft will take.
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New York
Kruger Daniel
Daniel
Mikoyan Seen As Possible New Soviet President
Anastas I. Mikoyan, first deputy premier, reportedly prepared to move into the Kremlin. His appointment as president of the Soviet Union would be announced during the current session, a shift that could reshape Kremlin power and aid Leonid Brezhnev’s rise within the Communist Party.
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Moscow
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Cairo
Kremlin Hirarchy
Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Communist Party Presidium
Central Committee
Preliminary hearing set for five Lawrence youths on car theft charge
Five Lawrence youths aged 16 to 18 face a preliminary hearing at 3 15 p m July 24 in Douglas County Court after a car chase from Edwardsville. James Stevenson 16 Michael Wise 17 Larry Chapman 18 Richard La Munyon Jr 18 and Robert Rothwell 16 were arrested following the chase and later faced additional armed robbery charges for an incident at South Park on July 10. Bonds stand at 2500 each for the car theft charges and 4500 each for the robbery counts. Rothwell posted bond and was sent to Leavenworth for further charges.
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Douglas County
James Stevenson
Prairie
Michael James Wise
Route 2
Larry Gene Chapman
Pa. St
Richard G. la Munyon Jr
N. 3Rd St
Robert G. Rothwell
N.Y. St
Edwardsville
Lawrence
U.S
East Eleventh Street
Stevenson
Chapman
Wise
South Park
James Leitaker
Baldwin
Rothwell
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Rally for City Parish Council Candidates Dwindles in Baton Rouge
One spectator attended a rally for seven candidates seeking a Baton Rouge City Parish Council seat. After a 30 minute wait, the event was called off with the lone spectator keeping support for the candidates.
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Baton Rouge, la
Fog of San Francisco Clears Yet Convention Confusion Persists
AP report on the 1964 Republican National Convention in Daly City with Gov. Mark Hatfield critiquing extremism while Bashers of Klansmen John Birch Society and Communists are cited. Sen. Dirksen delivers Hoover letter and two actors stage a dramatic reading quoting Patriots from Franklin to Eisenhower. Critics saw need for more polish.
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Scranton
Clare Boothe Luce
Goldwater
Alf Landon
Tom Dewey
New York
San Francisco
Daly City
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hatfield
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Communist Party
Texas
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
Jayne Mansfield
Dirksen
Lloyd Nolan
Victor Jory
Ben Franklin
Teddy Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Variety
At Large Voting Denied for Kansas House Election
The Kansas Supreme Court denied a request to force statewide election of the 125 Kansas House members. The ruling allows normal district-based elections, aligning with county lines in most cases. The suit, led by Hutchinson newspaper executives, challenges apportionment and a state constitutional guarantee of county representation.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas House
House
W. Y. Chalfant
Hutchison
John P. Harris
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Girl Hurt Fractured Pelvis After Horse Show Fall
Linda Friesen, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Friesen, is in satisfactory condition after a horse reared and threw her at Clay Center fairgrounds Sunday. She was not entered in the Saddle Club show but was riding when the accident occurred.
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Clay Center
Linda Friesen
Eric Friesen
Clay Center Saddle Club
Miss Friesen
Rev Patten Returns From Indian Session
Rev. Weldon L. Patten of 2223 Tenn. St. reports his return from Estes Park Colorado where he attended the triennial conference of the National Fellowship of Indian Workers. He is protestant chaplain and director of religious activities at Haskell Institute. The six days offered hope and conviction that the Indian is emerging from isolation and gaining motivation to better his life.
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Weldon L. Patten
Tenn. St
National Fellowship of Indian Workers
Estes Park
Colo
Patten
Haskell Institute
Card of Thanks from the Baugher Family
The Baugher Family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for flowers food and acts of kindness shown after the death of their husband father and grandfather.
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Baugher
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