Brooke Will Not Support Goldwater Nominee in 1964
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke a Republican and the nation’s highest ranking Black official says he will not back GOP nominee Barry Goldwater unless Goldwater disavows many statements. He will not quit the party or campaign for President Johnson and criticizes Goldwater’s extremism remark as close to inciting arms for radicals. Brooke also faults Rep. William Miller’s voting record as Vice Presidential candidate.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Barry M. Goldwater
Brooke
Newsmen
Goldwater
Rep
William Miller
New York
Police Break Up Party Ends In Heavy Home Damage
In Pittsburgh a 19 year old Marine Daniel Chidester was jailed after police broke up a three day party at his Oakland home. About 25 people were present with 200 to 300 having attended at various times. Damages totaled $75,000 including a $10,000 rug ruined.
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Pittsburgh
Daniel Chidester
Oakland
Chidester
Europe
Marines Investigate Camp Fuji Shooting Incident
U S Marines report Pfc Manuel Covarrubias of Wapato Washington killed 45 year old Japanese woman Yuki Katsumata with a shotgun at Camp Fuji near Tokyo during sentry duty. He fired after warnings failed and Japanese reaction mirrors Girard case memory.
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U.S
Manuel A. Covarrubias
Wapato
Wash
Yuki Katsumata
Camp Fuji
Tokyo
Marine Press Office
Covarrubias
John K. Emmerson
Takio Oda
U.S. Army
William F. Girard
Japan
Congress
Girard
United States
Judy Garland Treated In London For Wrist Injuries
Judy Garland, 42, was treated at St Stephen's Hospital Chelsea for minor injuries to her wrists. She was discharged after a few hours and requested privacy. Garland arrived in London with Mark Herron three weeks ago amid reports of a Chinese marriage ceremony in Hong Kong.
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London
Judy Garland
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Chelsea
Miss Garland
Mark Herron
Hong Kong
UM hosts seminar on Multivariate Statistics in Psychopharmacology
The University of Miami announced a seminar titled Multivariate Statistics in Psychopharmacology. A spokesman said the event will study computer aided methods to determine uses and effects of drugs on the brain.
Recreation Commission Playground Schedule For Week
Lawrence Recreation Commission outlines daily playground events Tuesday through Friday with a mix of softball, kickball, contests, trips, and parties at McAllaster Pinckney Sunset Veterans Park Woodlawn Edgewood New York Hillcrest Edgewood Centennial scores not provided and times vary throughout the days.
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Lawrence Recreation Commission
McAllaster
Woodlawn
Pinckney
Hillcrest
Veterans Park
South Park
East Heights
New York
Edgewood
Lincoln Park
Sunset
Mary’s Lake
Centennial Park
Missouri Reservist Killed in Jet Crash Near Albuquerque
Marine reservist Capt. John O. Nelson of Parkville Missouri perished when his jet crashed into a hill nine miles southeast of Kirtland Air Force Base near Albuquerque New Mexico. Nelson was assigned to All-Weather Fighter Squadron 215 and was en route from Olathe Kansas to El Toro California for two weeks duty. He was to refuel at Kirtland when the accident occurred. The cause has not been determined.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Parkville
John O. Nelson
Albuququerque
Kirtland Air Force Base
Nelson
Marine Air Training Detachment
Olathe
Kan
Naval Air Station
el Toro Marine Base
California
Kirtland
Public Information Office
Trans World Airlines
Musical opens tonight at University Theatre Kansas U
Drama students from the 27th annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp present Bye Bye Birdie. The musical starts at 8 15 tonight with additional performances Tuesday through Friday and 3 pm matinees Wednesday and Friday at University Theatre.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
Soviet seizure of US grain ship near Black Sea port
Captain Arthur Fertig of the Sister Katinga says armed Soviet sailors seized his freighter in international waters outside Novorossisk, confined the crew, and searched the ship for five hours after he refused a high unloading charge. The ship carried 32,000 tons of American grain and unloaded wheat bound for Cuba. The U.S. filed an oral protest, noting Soviet actions may still be legally permitted under international law.
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U.A.R
U.S
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Fertig
Black Sea
Novorossisk
Fertig
Katinga
Wading River
N.Y
Daniel Jamieson
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscopes Summary
Aries receives a morning disturbance that becomes beneficial with calm handling. Taurus advised to stay practical and heed higher up ideas. Gemini should stay silent while a partner vents and plan future business with trusted associates. Moon Children urged to work well and stay steady despite poor conditions. Leo faced with thwarted plans but creativity rises later. Virgo urged to be practical about finances and avoid home criticism. Libra should focus on practicality for a minds meeting and smooth buying selling. Scorpio morning economy links to future gains with expert budgeting. Sagittarius cheerfulness improves dealings and hints at evening party. Capricorn emphasizes friendly info gathering and fair data sharing. Aquarius stay calm as cooperation rises with new worthwhile friends. Pisces starts tentative with a bossy figure but PM duties go well.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Lutheran Broadcasts Rise Worldwide to 2700 Weekly
Lutheran radio television specialists report weekly Lutheran produced broadcasts now total 2700, up from 2000 over the past two years. The expansion covers stations in the United States and abroad, reflecting broader reach and programming.
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New York
Lutheran
United States
Midwest music camp concerts showcase high caliber leadership
University of Kansas hosted a lengthy program featuring James Ralston and Saul Caston conducting ensembles in Handel Dettinger Te Deum and Wagner works. Richard Taylor performed, Beethoven and Die Fledermaus were featured, with the concert band led by Wiley and Brendler’s orchestral components praised for precision and vigor.
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University Theatre
James Ralston
Richard Taylor
Ralston
Gerald Carney
Johann Strauss
Richard Wagner
Charles Brendler
Gounod
Offenbach
Caston
Parsichetti
Reed
Bach
Gould
Wiley
Mispoleli W.rytpec
Brendler
Respighi
Johann
Nat Richard
Strauss
Moehlman
J. S. Bach
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Names and Rev. Fees
A long list of property transfers records multiple buyers and sellers, with grants across numerous subdivisions such as Hillcrest Brookdale Meadow Acres and Country Club North. Each line notes the grantor, grantee, parcel reference, and the stated rever sionary or handling fee. The entries reflect a busy period of real estate trades and associated revocations or reconsiderations.
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James F. Rissman
RJ. Conn
St. Pt
Ft. W
New
Oscar Schwarz
John , Starkey
Schwarz Acres No
Ledrue G. Carter
David Lee Baldwin
Hillcrest
Robert H. Strack
Wif
Harvey H. Deemland
Lewis F. Wheelock
Charles J. Resler Jr
Meadow Acres
Glenn L. Kappelman
Arba E. Wiliams
Brookdale
Arba
Williams
Leta P. Williams
Russell W. Jones
Do K. Hamlin
Westdale
Amos ©. Russell
Wayne H. Budke
Norman W. Kunkel
Robert E. Willman
Conn
Carl Marshall
Arthur W. Keefer
McConnell Lumber
Edythe I. Marshall
Country Club North
Oscar B. Rumsey
Carsten A. Arentson
Beg
Troy B. Smith
Robert H. Eslinger Jr
Wff
Holiday Hills
Amanda M. Maiden
Ross B. Bateman
Sinclair
Norman Fulcher
Norman F. Fulcher
Harold
Reed II
WH. Tuggle
Amereican Real Estate Inc
Northwood
Cecil J. Hough
Alice M. Busino
Kenneth H. Vinyard
Lane
Helen C. Semple
Memorial Park Cemetery
William T. Lemon
Westley
Lemon
Good Shepherd
Vera J. Snowden
Grace E. Ross
RI St
Otto A. Barteldes
I.N. Bowman
Ely
Willard C. Pennington
Arnold W. Johnson
Joseph J., Garrison
Cranson
Babcock
Johnny B. Kzell
Fred O Shaw Jr
South Hills
Olie R. Parsons
Orville J. Cearfoss
Walter J Mikels
Joel D. Janzen
Park Hill
Carl Marhall
Continental Construction Co. Inc
Country Club N
John H. Woodbury
Curtis G. Dumas
B.C. Law
Vesta C
Deay
James
Trick
Its
Lincoln St. Baldwin
Donald FE. Crane
Francis Ringle
S.1
Sunset Hil
Crescent Oil Inc
Dwight Perry
James S. Stick
Clyde D. Stevenson
Lincoln St
Baldwin
Lawrence Land Inc
Robert Elder
Lawrence
Bales
Stanley N. Larson
Belle Haven S. No
Farley Sees Johnson Win Boost From Goldwater Nomination
James A. Farley former Democratic chairman said on a local radio show that Johnson’s prospects improve with Barry Goldwater’s Republican nomination. He compared potential Johnson gains to F D R’s 1932 landslide and suggested Johnson could win more than 42 states.
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New York
James A. Farley
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Farley
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
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