Goldwater relaxes at home as GOP debates extremism
Sen Barry Goldwater enjoys a quiet homecoming in Phoenix after clinching the GOP nomination. Republicans clash over his extremism defense while Democrats field six candidates for the Arizona Senate primary on Sept. 8. Goldwater cites past presidents to justify his stance and seeks clarity on the term extremism.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Senate
Paul Fannin
Roy Elson
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
George Gavin
Rent L. Jennings
Howard V. Peterson
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Raymond G. Nee
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sam Sheppard and Fiancee In Chicago for Vows
Convicted wife slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard and his German fiancée Ariane Tebbenjohanns arrived in Chicago in a yellow limousine soon after his release on bond. They planned a wedding as soon as possible, with details kept private at an undisclosed location.
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Sam Sheppard
Fiancee
Chicago
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Tribune
Columbus
Sheppard
Marilyn
Tebbenjohanns
Auto
Cleveland
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ohio State Attorney General's Office
U.S
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Weekend Heat
Fair and hot conditions across northeast Kansas with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Today and Sunday reach mid 90s, nightly lows around 70. Record highs noted for this date, with sunrise and sunset times listed.
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Kansas
Atinpet
Schendel Quality Pest Control Relocates to 6th and Minn
Schendel Quality Pest Control announces a move to a new address at 6th and Minn. The advertisement notes relocation updates and invites customers to visit the business at the updated location.
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Schendel
New Address
6Th & Minn
Adv
Soviet Ship Firing Exceeds Acceptable Behavior Says State Dept
State Department condemns three shots across the bow of the American grain ship Katinga by a Soviet vessel as excessive and outside norms of acceptable behavior though it may have been legally within rights. Captain Fertig of Wading River New York reports the ship was halted boarded and fined 50 rubles before continuing to Istanbul. The Katinga owned by Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp and cargo owned by Cargill Inc. originated in Canada and was unloading cargo after a wage dispute with Soviet stevedores.
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Washington
Black Sea
State Department
Department
Novorossisk
Arthur H. Fertig
Wading River
N. Y
Katinga
Georgi M. Kornienko
Richard Davis
Kornienko
Fertig
Soviet Ministry of Merchant Marine
Moscow
Istanbul
Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp
New York City
Canada
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Glenn seeks part time return to space program
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. said in Houston that he would like to return to the space program on a part time basis, possibly as a consultant. He is best known among astronauts for his past missions.
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Houston, Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Houston
Tex
Johnson to announce third cut in 1964 federal deficit
President Johnson planned a news conference at his Texas ranch to disclose final figures for the 1964 budget year ending June 30. Reports indicate the deficit will be notably lower than the previous $8.8 billion forecast, following earlier cuts and rising revenues.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Here
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Oslo reports Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has been proposed for the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize by a Swedish lawmakers group, with Vara Kirke noting the Norwegian Parliament selects the winner. The editorials credit his non violent fight for racial integration in the United States.
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Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
Vara Kirke
Our Church
King
United States
Burton Walks Off Stage in Hamlet Illness
Richard Burton reportedly suffered a severe bout of bur sitis during a Friday performance at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater New York. He left the stage, retired to his hotel suite, and a theater spokesman said he had recovered and would return to perform tonight.
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New York
Richard Burton
Lunt-Fontanne Theater
Burton
Marina Operating Now Top Guide Is at Pomona
Lawrence area anglers learn Blair Flynn, famed Bull Shoals guide, is now partnering with L D Flint to run Lighthouse Bay Marina on Pomona Reservoir in Vassar State Park. The dock, cafe, and 24 slips are under construction with more planned, promising strong fishing prospects by 1965.
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Lawrence-area
Bull Shoals Lake
Arkansas
Bull Shoals
Pomona Reservoir
Here
Blair Flynn
Tucker Hollow
Flynn
L.D. Flint
Lyndon
Lighthouse Bay
Vassar State Park
Pomona
Flint
Maryland Can Shop Again Supermarket Strike Is Over
In Maryland a three month supermarket strike ended after a princial agreement reached by labor and management in Washington. The deal covers seven Baltimore Food Employers' Association members Acme A&P Food Fair Safeway Giant Grand Union and Penn Fruit. The Retail Clerks Union AFL CIO struck 57 Acme stores on April 17 while other chains closed in solidarity. The shutdown idled about 8,000 workers at 225 stores over 10 weeks. Stores reopened June 24 but the union kept pressure on Acme. The dispute centered on full time hiring for 40 hour work weeks.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
Baltimore Food Employers’ Association
Acme
A&p
Food Fair
Safeway
Giant
Grand Union
Penn Fruit
Retail Clerks International Union Afl-Cio
What Our Religions Are Series Planned in Journal World
Journal World announces a new Sunday to Saturday series What Our Religions Are with Q&A style essays by leaders. The lineup includes Baptists Catholics Christian Scientists Congregationalists Disciples of Christ Episcopalians Greek Orthodox Jehovahs Witnesses Jews Lutherans Methodists Mormons Presbyterians Protestants Quakers Seventh Day Adventists Unitarians Agnostics and a piece Can a Scientist Believe in God. Each article presents clear questions and authoritative answers.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Leo Rosten
Arti
Cles
William B. Lipphard
John Cogley
George Channing
Douglas Horton
James E. Craig
Norman Pittenger
Arthur Douropulos
Milton G. Henschel
Morris N. Kertzer
G. Nelson Ruff
Ralph W. Lockman
Richard L. Evans
John S. Bonnell
Henry P. van Dusen
Richmond P. Miller
Arthur S. Maxwell
KU Greeks Prepare Rush Week With New Pledging Rules
Kansas University fraterities and sororities rush ahead with major changes and construction. August pledging allows up to 75 percent of a house quota, while open rush runs August 1 31. Fall rush starts September 8 with activities through September 11. New houses under way include Phi Kappa Psi at 1602 West 15th Street and expansions at Sigma Phi Epsilon 1645 Tenn Street and Chi Omega 1345 West Campus Road.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Donald K. Alderson
Templin Hall
Rush
Emily Taylor
Avalon Rd
Phi Kappa Psi
15Th St
Ku’s
Pi Beta Phi
Folger and Pearson
Winn-Senter Construction Company
Kansas City
Ind. St
Acacia
Oread
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tenn. St
B. A. Green Construction Company Inc
Beta Sigma Psi
Concordia Club
Tenn
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Stewart Ave
Tau Kappa Epsilon
TKE
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Chi Omega
Kappa Alpha Theta
Delta Delta Delta
Chi Omega House
West Campus Rd
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