Wallace Targets Kennedy as Civil Rights Tensions Rise
Washington AP. Gov. Wallace accuses President Kennedy of pushing the nation toward civil warfare by appeasing civil rights leaders. He says mobs and protests were encouraged by the White House and claims Communist influence in the integration movement. The hearing on the public accommodations bill continues as Wallace warns of troop deployments and political fallout ahead of the 1964 election.
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Cambridge Racial Tensions Draw State Leader Meeting
Cambridge Maryland officials meet Gov J M Tawes in Annapolis to discuss national guard curfews and economic collapse amid racial strife. Mayor Mowbray expects 28 travelers as white and Negro groups clash and plans for a citizens council form amid calls for non violent action. Local leaders plead for easing martial law restrictions and a settlement.
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Integrationists
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Chicago
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Damascus Baptist Church
Martin Luther King Jr
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Danville
Julian Stinson
Lexington
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Compulsion Seen As Rail Work Rules Solution
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Wirtz says the four year rail work rules dispute heads toward compulsory action as both railroads and unions fail to take responsibility. The Kennedy panel surveys how, if Congress acts, the move could weaken collective bargaining while unions delay strikes until July 29.
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Harvard climbers found on McKinley by pilot in Alaska
Seven Harvard students led by L Abrons of Scarsdale are reported in good shape and continuing the ascent of Mount McKinley after a three day lapse. Pilot Don Sheldon spotted tracks at 17,000 feet and relayed that a later avalanche had obscured ground clues. Two more days are forecast to reach the north summit.
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Harvard University
Mt. McKinley
Wickersham Wall
Don Sheldon
Sheldon
Civil Air Patrol
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McKinley
L. Abrons
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Harvard
Newspapermen Cleared By Pennsylvania Court For Not Giving Names
Philadelphia executives Robert Taylor and Earl Selby of the Philadelphia Bulletin were cleared of contempt charges by Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court. The court set aside $5,000 fines and five day jail sentences for resisting a grand jury order to disclose story sources in a probe of alleged City Hall corruption. The ruling cited a 1937 state law protecting journalists from revealing sources.
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Supreme Court Today
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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JFK Golf Game in Groove at Hyannisport
President Kennedy returned to work after a weekend on the Hyannisport Club course. He played three evenings with a roundhouse swing and powerful drives, showing no sign of his back ailment that kept him off the links for two years.
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Kennedy
Hyannisport Club
KU appoints two prefs to psychology chairs
Dr. William H. Bogartz and Dr. Grace F. Brody join the Kansas University faculty as assistant professors of psychology in September. Bogartz earned a PhD from California University at Los Angeles this year and held a U.S. Public Health Service fellowship at the Institute for Verbal Learning at Berkeley. Brody comes from the Maryland Department of Mental Hygiene as a research psychologist and earned a PhD from Army University in Washington. Bogartz specializes in experimental psychology with emphasis on thinking and verbal learning. Brody engages in counseling and is preparing a book on material attitudes and mother child interaction.
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Grace F. Brody
Kansas University
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U. S. Public Health Service
Institute For Verbal Learning
California University At Berkeley
Brody
Kansas
State of Maryland Department of Mental Hygiene
Amery University
Washington, D
Brinkerhoff to Speak at Richland Homecoming Fair
Kansas editor Fred W. Brinkerhoff of Pittsburg will be the home town day speaker at Richland Homecoming Fair on Saturday July 27. The event at 4 p.m. will be a porch gathering for about 1000 people, with guests from across Kansas and the fair crowd. The talk continues a Richland tradition begun three years ago by R A Clymer, featuring a roasting ear and garden ripe tomato menu. Brinkerhoff is a noted Kansas lore expert and editor of the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun.
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Kansas
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Richland
Andy Gray
Brinkerhoff
Michigan Valley
The
Grays
Sun
Transit Union Approves K C Contract Proposal
Kansas City AP reports transit workers union approved a contract calling for 38 cents an hour raise over four years. The agreement, expiring Oct 31 1965, includes retroactive pay totaling 23 cents per hour from Oct 31 1961 to July 1 1963, following the company filing a new fare schedule with the Missouri Public Service Commission. The approval ends a long contract dispute that began Oct 31 1961.
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Kansas City
Transit Workers Union Today
Kansas City Transit Co., Inc
Missouri Public Service Commission
Farm items missing from Lecompton route 1 farm
The James Boose farm on Route 1 Lecompton reported theft of a roto tiller an outdoor lawn chair and a glider. No value was placed on the loss.
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James Boose
Lecompton
Sheriff's Department
Hydrofoil Is Rescue Craft In First Trip
New York commuters ride a hydrofoil on the Port Washington to Wall Street run as the Albatross makes its maiden voyage. The craft lifted on aluminum foils at speed and rescued a cabin cruiser on fire in Long Island Sound. Notable passengers included Samuel Goldwyn and Robert Lehman. Ira Dowd, head of American Hydrofoil Lines, fell overboard but was rescued. Dowd announced plans for 35 vessels, with deployments in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, the Great Lakes, and the Florida Caribbean.
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Robert Lehman
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Ira E. Dowd
American Hydrofoil Lines
Albatross
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Financial District
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Judy Garland Sued in London Over 2800 Pound Phone Bill
Actress Judy Garland faces a London High Court suit for a 1000 pound telephone bill racked up during a three month stay in Hyde Park Gate South Kensington. Attorney Patrick tes Preedy, her rental contact, claims the sum. Garland was in Britain filming I Could Go On Singing with Dirk Bogarde.
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Judy Garland
Patrick Tes - Preedy
Hyde Park Gate
South Kensington
Miss Garland
Britain
Dirk Bogarde
Missing Lawrence Girl Found in California
A six year old Lawrence girl reported missing since July 6 is located in California. Police say she has contacted her parents and plans to return to Lawrence.
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Lawrence
California
Rumsey Funeral Home Sole Owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey
Fred and Oscar Rumsey are listed as sole owners of Rumsey Funeral Home with contact Vi 3-511.
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Fred
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence, DeSoto students perform in 26th Midwestern camp concert
Twenty six Lawrence students and two from DeSoto joined 280 junior high campers for a two week concert at Kansas University marking the end of the 26th Midwestern Music and Art Camp. Guest conductors included Loren Crawford Don Corbett Richard Brummett James Hardy.
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DeSoto
Kansas
Loren Crawford
Pasco
Wash
Don Corbett
Haven
Richard Brummett
Winfield
James Hardy
Wichita
Three Appointed To Research Unit
Gov. John Anderson formed the Kansas Research Foundation by naming three new members: Dr. Nat C. Robertson of Shawnee Mission, Spencer Chemical Co.. Ren. M. Wheat of Wichita, Boeing’s Wichita division. and Dr. Will Menninger of Topeka. Earlier, Maurice Johnson of Manhattan and Drs. Mark Morris and George Gesell were named as additional appointees. The six appointees join six ex officio members including the governor and university heads.
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Kansas Research Foundation
Nat C. Robertson
Shawnee Mission
Spencer Chemical Co
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Division
Will Menninger
Anderson
Maurice Johnson
Manhattan
Mark Morris
George Gesell
Lawrence boy wins first prize in Wichita Eagle contest
Eight year old Fred Parks son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Parks of 1241 La St is named first prize winner in a Wichita Eagle Beacon magazine photography contest. His photo shows his brother Frank thirteen and sister Carol five having a picnic on Potter Lake on the Kansas University campus. Fred is a Pinckney School third grade pupil. Dinner in Kansas City tonight honors Col Miles Wachendorf new commander of the Kansas City area Corps of Engineers with City Commissioners Jim Owens Jim Schubert Ernest Pulliam and Mayor W C Springer City Attorney Charles Stough City Manager Harold Horn City Engineer George Williams Kaw Basin Water Management Association Emil Heck Bob Oyler E R Zook also to attend.
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Wichita Eagle-Beacon Magazine
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Oil Storage Pioneer Dies of Heart Attack
Gil bert J. Fenix age 48, a pioneer in underground petroleum storage, died of a heart attack in his Wilmington office Saturday. Senior partner at Fenix and Sisson Inc., Tulsa headquartered with Wilmington branch. daughter Shirley attends Kansas University.
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Gilbert J. Fenix
Fenix and Sisson Inc
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Okla
Wilmington
Shirley
Kansas University
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