Leaders Hopeful OF Agreement In Railroad Dispute
Democratic leaders met with President Kennedy hoping to avert a railroad strike over featherbedding rules. The special board will report next week with Kennedy proposing legislation to Congress and a July 29 strike deadline looming.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield Reao
Special Board
Congress
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Special
House
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Bolton
Wirtz
Esr
Hearing Planned On Greeley Rate Boost
A Kansas Corporation Commission hearing is set in Topeka at 10 a.m. next Monday on Greeley Gas Company's request to raise residential and commercial rates in Euora DeSoto Basehor Bonner Springs Piper and Lake of the Forest. Proposals show increases across tiers with minimums and present rates in parentheses. Intervenors may file to participate before or at the hearing.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka
Greeley Gas Company
Eudora
DeSoto
Basehor
Bonner Springs
Piper
Lake of the Forest
Thief Admits He Took Cent From Dying Man
SEATTLE AP Paul Monti 5 Seattle accused of taking a penny from the pocket of a dying man Gust Jutman 64. Monti said he walked by the room and found Jutman on the floor after a possible self inflicted shooting. He admitted taking the penny authorities said.
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Thief
Cent
Dying Man
Seattle
Paul Monti
Monti
Gust ‘Jutman
Shorel
Jutman
Moati
Ground workers approve strike against Central Airlines
Chicago AP reports the Airline Employees Association says ground crews of Central Airlines have overwhelmingly approved a strike. The carrier serves six states and faces labor action starting July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aployes Association
Central Airlines
Car‘lee
Cuba Rejects U S Red Cross Plan To Fly Body Home
Cuba will fly the body of American student Hector Warren Hill back to the United States in a Cuban plane after rejecting a U S Red Cross aircraft offer. Hill, a Brookyn New York resident, died while swimming in Cuba as one of 59 U S students there despite the travel ban. State Department officials said the offer was made through the Swiss Embassy in Havana and that other arrangements are being made.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
Red Cross
Hector Warren Hill
Brooklyn
N.Y
State Department
Hill
Richard I. Phillipe
Havana
Richland Fair Cites Four Prominent Kansans for Service
The Richland Homecoming Fair Board named four leaders for recognition at this year’s fair. W A Musick Frank Boyd Dolph Simons Oscar S Stauffer were honored for outstanding community service and will be invited to the three day event July 25 to 27. Andy Gray announced the plan and the dedication of this year’s fair book to the leaders.
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Richland Township
Kansas
Richland
Andy Gray
W. A. Musick
Monmouth Township
Frank Boyd
Overbrook
Dolph Simons
Journal- World
Oscar S. Stauffer
Topeka
Stauffer
Gray
Rockefeller Remarriage Scrutiny Shapes New Jersey GOP
Rocky advocates his strategy as he faces attacks tied to his remarriage. Republican leaders in New Jersey blame Rockefeller’s stance on civil rights and his personal life for political damage. Key figures like H. Alexander Smith and Clifford Case assess the impact while county chairs push for an uninstructed delegation at the convention.
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Goldwater
New Jersey
Rockefeller
H. Alexander Smith
Republican Party
Republicas County
Quiet Bandit Robs Madison Bank in Missouri Heists $4500
A quiet spoken unmasked bandit entered the Madison Bank in Madison Missouri and, brandishing a pistol, forced two assistants Mrs Thelma Maxey and Mrs Nancy Dixon to load a white cloth sack with window cash totaling about $4500. He fled east on US 24 in a white 1962 or 1963 Plymouth and has not been seen since.
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Madison, Mo
Madison
Thelma Maxey
Nancy Dixon
U.S 24
U S Refuses Spain Exemption on Shipping Cubs
The State Department rejected Spain's request for an exemption from the U S prohibition on shipping to Cubs. Ambassador Antonio Garrigues raised the issue with Edwin M Martin, assistant secretary for Inter American affairs, in Washington last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
U.S
Cubs
Richard I. Philips
Antonio Garrigues
Edwin M. Martin
Inter-American Affairs
New Kansas driver license examiner joins Lawrence staff
Jim Gould of Ottawa is named Kansas driver license examiner for the area. He will work in Lawrence from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with offices in the basement of the Community Building.
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Jim Gould
Ottawa
Kansas
Gould
Lawrence
Californian Wins Air Race Margin in Powder Puff Derby
A California housewife led the 17th Powder Puff Derby as four of the last 10 planes crossed the finish. Judy Wagner of Palos Verdes Estate, piloting a Beechcraft Bonanza, averaged 202.7 mph over the 2500 mile coast-to-coast race and finished 29th overall on Monday. winner to be decided by difference between average and handicap speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
California
Judy Wagner
Palos Veres Estate
Calif
Cardinal Mindszenty Could Leave Hungary
Reliable sources say church state negotiations over Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty have reached a stage making his departure from Hungary likely in the next weeks. Negotiations began under Pope John XXIII and were resumed after his death following talks with Pope Paul VI.
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Budapest
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
John XXIII
Vatican
Paul VI
Vindicated Scientist Seeks Home in Britain
Italian scientist Giuseppe Martelli says he wants to stay in Britain after a jury cleared him of nine counts of plotting to spy for Russia. He expressed appreciation for the country as he left Old Bailey Court a free man and indicated he would like to continue his work there.
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London
Giuseppe Martelli
Britain
Martelli
Old Bailey Court
KASB Leader Sees 1965 Focus On School Finance
Kansas Association of School Boards official McGhehey outlines plans for the 1965 session aiming to secure votes for foundation program funds amid strain on both large and small districts. He urges unified action, warns against district ledgers pushing own levy limits, and notes regional meetings and research funding requests in Lawrence.
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KASB
McGhehey
Lawrence Board of Education
Topeka
Association
Lawrence
Circle 19
Carl S. Knox
Carl Althaus
Kansas City
League of Municipalities
6Th and 9Th Sts
Mass
Ind. Sts
West Junior High
Pinckney School
West Junior High School
Supt
Knox
9Th Sts
Central Junior High
Group Named to Select State Econ Group Head
The Kansas Economic Development Commission formed a subcommittee to pick a director at its first regular meeting in Wichita. Members are Wesley Sowers as chair, Mark Robeson, and Harrison Johnson. William Yerkes remains interim director until a permanent hire.
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Wichita
Kan
New Kansas Economic Development Commission
Wesley Sowers
Mark Robeson
Kansas City
Harrison Johnson
Independence
Sowers
William Yerkes
Douglas County Farm Bureau Annual Picnic Planned
The annual Douglas County Farm Bureau picnic will be Sunday at Lone Star Lake shelterhouse. A basket dinner starts at 1 18 p.m. Food is led by Mrs. John Metsker with cold drinks by Don Palmateer and Floyd Ott. Games are organized by C E Banning, Max McClure and Russell Houk.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Lone Star Lake
John Metsker
Don Palmateer
Floyd Ott
C. E. Banning
Max McClure
Russel Houk
Clergymen Gather for KU Conference on Economic Education
Twenty six state clergymen attend the third annual Kansas Clergy Economic Education Conference at Kansas University. The five day program ends Thursday, sponsored by KU and the Clergy Economic Education Foundation. Notable speakers include William Hogan Fordham University and Richard Kohl Purdue University.
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Kansas Clergy Economic Education Conference
Richard Ke Kohi
Purdue University Agriculture
W. Whiteside
Wichita
Kansas Clergy
Economic Education Foundation
Olin Davis
William Hogan
Fordham University
J. N. Adams
KU Extension
Journal-World Photo
Kansas Clergy Economic
Kansas University
Clergy Economic Education Foundation
Richard Kohl
Purdue University
George H. Ryan
Lawrence National Bank
Stanley L. Lind
The
Kansas Association of Finance Companies
Kansas City
Kan
Willard W. Gravey
Builders Incorporated
William O. Kuhl
Boilermakers
C. Peaks Wilson
Kansas State University
Lind
Kansas Union
Hogan
Kohl
Chemists Added To Hill Faculty
Kansas University announces two new assistant professors of chemistry Dr Robert G Carlson and Dr Richard L Schowen appointed by Chancellor Wescoe Both earned PhDs from MIT in 1950s 60s Carlson focused on synthetic organic chemistry and allogibberic acid synthesis Schowen to lead EU research on nucleophilic silicon chemistry and organosilicon programs at KU
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Robert G. Carlson
Richard Lyle Schowen
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carlson
National Institutes of Health
Schowen
Morris Harvey College
West Virginia
California University
MIT
Rhodes Scholar Raymond Nichols Jr speaks at Lawrence Rotary
Lawrence resident and KU and Lawrence High School graduate Raymond Nichols Jr returning from three years at Oxford University addressed the Lawrence Rotary Club. He contrasted English and American issues, warned of national challenges, and predicted a Labour victory in Britain while noting parallels with U.S. problems such as civil rights and the John Birch Society. He plans marriage in Australia and PhD work at Princeton.
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Raymond Nichols Jr
Lawrence
Oxford University
England
Fumo
Nichols
Profumo
Lawrence High School
U.S
John Birch Society
Cuba
Summerfield
Europe
Australia
Princeton University
Raymond Nichols
Pro Grid Owner Free of Charge
New York AP Carroll Rosenbloom owner of the Baltimore Colts is cleared by NFL Commissioner Rozelle of betting on pro football. The affidavit confirms no bets on NFL games since becoming owner in 1953. he admits to betting on private golf games and says he stopped such practices. Accusers later withdrew their charges.
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NEW York
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Pete Rozell
National Football League
Rosenbloom
Rozelle
Citizenship Topic Featured by 4-H Council Meeting
4-H leaders at the Fairgrounds discussed citizenship as a relation among people with concern for all. Members reported on the Citizenship Short Course at the National 4-H Center in Washington DC June 16 to 22 and noted upcoming county party plans for August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Phyllis Babbitt
Clinton Busy Bees
National
Washington, D.C
Dottie Robertson
Palmyra
Palmyra 4-H
Carol Hoover
Bonnie Maichel
Marion Boosters
Renita Pohl
Don Nutt
Baldwin
Farm Bureau Citizenship Contest Friday Afternoon
Douglas County Farm Bureau hosts a citizenship contest for high schoolers reading entries on What American Heritage Means to Me. Participants in grades 10 to 12 meet Friday at 2 p.m. at 2323 Ridge Ct. Entries around 250 words judged on written statement oral delivery and interviews. Four delegates chosen to attend the August 2024 Rock Springs Ranch seminar near Junction City. judges drawn from prior delegates.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
P.m
Bureau
Ridge Ct
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
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Lawrence Memorial Co
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