Democrats Set to Push Johnson Appointments Policy
Democratic senators outlined an ambitious program to advance most of President Johnsons requests before the Democratic National Convention. Leader Mansfield said sessions, including Saturdays, would aim to finish the current session. key items include an $962.5 million antipoverty bill, defense stockpile revisions, and foreign aid authorization.
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Washington
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Labor Committee
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
San Francisco
Labor Committee
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Sen B. Jordan
Idaho
Mansfield
Senate
House
Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
White House
FFA Ozarks Camp Names Bar tz Reporter and All Stars
Gary Bartz was elected reporter of the FFA Leadership Camp at Camp Rising Sun near the Lake of the Ozarks. He joined 13 Jayhawk FFA members and sponsors, with Bartz and Jim Miller named to the volleyball all star team. Miller and Ken O’Connor appeared on the softball all star squad. Mike Murray received a gun safety award. Eldon Flory and Joe Yaussi earned advanced beginning swimming certificates from the Red Cross, as did Larry Mages, Miller, and John Musick.
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Gary Bartz
FFA
Camp Rising Sun
Lake of the Ozarks
Jayhawk Ffa
Bartz
Jim Miller
Miller
Ken O’connor
Mike Murray
Eldon Flory
Joe Yaussi
Red Cross
Larry Mages
John Musick
Local Driver Tops Junior Olympic Swim Meet in KC
James Bee of the Lawrence Olympic Swimming Club won the one meter senior division at the weekend Junior Olympic competition at Kansas City Leawood Country Club. Bob Whitaker finished third on the low board but missed the high board due to lifesaving duties. Diving coach Ron Marsh noted Greg Estes was unavailable in Colorado. Marsh called the meet very good but the swimmers did not place.
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James Bee
Lawrence
Hunger afflicts majority of the global population
A World Health Organization report notes that over 1.5 billion people face chronic hunger or undernutrition, highlighting food insecurity as a persistent global crisis. Stakeholders urge urgent action from governments and aid organizations to improve access to nutritious meals and resilient food systems.
State to study Lawrence traffic origins and destinations
Kansas Highway Commission plans a state financed traffic origin destination analysis for Lawrence to learn where people go and why they head that way. The study last occurred in 1952 and is now approved after talks with State officials. No detailed plans yet.
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Lawrence
Kansas Highway Commission
Harold Horn
Horn
George Williams
Committee of 100
Topeka
Goldwater Warns Against Civil Rights Talk in Campaign
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged keeping civil rights tension out of the presidential race. Speaking between planes in Chicago he said he may propose to President Johnson that such talk not be used. He added he will not inject the issue into his campaign and does not think Johnson will either.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Goldwater
Recitals to Open At KU on Tuesday
A four recital series at Kansas University Fine Arts School runs 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday in Swarthout Recital Hall open to the public. Tuesday features Nathan Goldblatt in Bach, Beethoven, Ravel, Chopin. Wednesday includes Richard Angeletti, Roy Johnson, Miriam Stewart Hamilton, Karel Blaas, Martha Stacy, Carol Stewart with Bach Busoni, Purcell, Creston, Tartini Kreisler, Bach, Ravel, and clarinetist Marilyn Grandeman. Thursday presents EU senior Marilyn Grandeman performing Vanhal Brahms Rabaud with Marille Swift assisting. Friday closes with Suzanne Stotts performing Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy.
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Swarthout Recital Hall
Nathan Goldblatt
Mission
J. S. Bach
Beethoven
Ravel
Barcelle
Chopin
Richard Angeletti
Roy H. Johnson
Miriam Stewart Hamilton
Karel Blaas
Martha Stacy
Carol Stewart
Bach Busoni
Purcell
Creston
Tartini-Kreisler
Bach
Marilyn Grundeman
Stouffer Place
Vanhal
Brahms
Rabaud
Marille Swift
Suzanne Stotts
Ponca City
Oklo
Mozart
Debussy
Feathered Prison Break Hits Columbus Spotlight
Columbus Dispatch columnist Johnny Jones theorizes a mass feathered breakout from the nearby Ohio Penitentiary after a caller reports hundreds of starlings roosting at the Central Police Station. The birds are described as having moved from trees inside the prison.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Johnny Jones
Ohio Penitentiary
Neutralists push to halt Communist attack at Phou Koutt Hill
In Laos near the Plaine des Jarres the neutralist forces under Gen Amkha Souk havong capture the north face of Phou Koutt Hill and press a drive across the Nam Ngum River to repel a Pathet Lao Viet Minh assault. A defense communique notes Na Kho village taken as fighting continues.
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Vientiane
Laos
Phou Khoutt
Amkha Soukhavong
Pathet Lao
North Viet
Nam
Nam Ngum
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Defense Ministry
Na Kho
Phou Koutt
Muong Sonui
Muong Sou
Muong Soui
Phou Koutt Hill
Planning Assistant Wooldridge to Join City Staff
Ron Wooldridge will become assistant to City Planner Kenneth Thompson after September 1 as announced by City Manager Harold Horn. He has served part time at City Hall for six years and will graduate from Baker University Baldwin with a BA in Sociology.
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Ron Wooldridge
W. 3Rd St
Kenneth Thompson
Harold Horn
Wooldridge
City Hall
Baker University
Baldwin
Lawrence High School
Johnson targets clandestine hate groups in push for legal action
President Johnson denounces clandestine hate organizations and signals forthcoming legal maneuvers to expose those who intimidate Negroes from exercising constitutional rights. Reports of Klan activity rise in parts of the Deep South as Johnson returns to Washington after a Texas ranch weekend.
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Washington
Johnson
Deep South
Texas Ranch
Reseal Program Extends Soybean Loan Deadlines
The 1963 soybean price support reseal program allows extension of current price support loans on farm stored soybeans and adds storage payments. Maturity dates run to July 31, 1965 for resealed loans, with prorated storage payments if redeemed earlier. The program mirrors 1958 and 1961 efforts, aiding growers amid CCC stock figures and projected 1964-65 usage.
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David V. Noe
Douglas County
ASC
CCC
Dr. Samuel Sheppard Faces Hopeful Yet Anxious Future
In Chicago Dr. Samuel Sheppard, freed after nine years for the Marilyn Sheppard murder, plans a New York interview trip with his wife Ariane Tebbenjo hanns. He expects to remain out of prison though a three judge panel will decide Wednesday if he stays free on bond during Ohio’s appeal. Bailey asserts Sheppard will not return to prison.
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Chicago
Samuel Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
New York City
Sam
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Marilyn
US. Court of Appeals
State of Ohio
Bay Village
Ohio
Rocky River
Cleveland
Bailey
Boston
Heat blamed for Chicago shootings on West Side
Police said two late night shootings in a West Side neighborhood were caused by hot weather rather than race. Willie Saunders Sr. and his son were arrested after one incident. Taylor, 22, was shot by five youths from a gang called the Cobras. Taylor was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Chicago
West Side
Willie Saunders Sr
Willie Jr
Richard Tarsa
Tarsa
Saunders
Charles Taylor
Cobras
Taylor
Dairy Strike Averted in Kansas City Three Year Pact
Union members from six dairies in Kansas City approve a new three year contract for about 1500 workers including warehouse men drivers salesmen and production staff. The Local 207 unit of the Milk Industry and Dairy Employes union part of Teamsters had not had a contract since June 1. Terms remain undisclosed.
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Kansas City
Milk Industry and Dairy
Teamster Organization
Postmaster Warns Against Mail Box Distribution
Acting postmaster Elmer Dougan stated that placing circulars handbills or political information in mail boxes is forbidden. All items must bear proper postage paid by stamps or permit imprints or postal authorities will collect the due amount from the sender.
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Elmer Dougan
United States
Dougan
U.S. Seeks Data on Soviet Wheat Exports to Cuba
Washington reports State Department has asked the Soviet Embassy for a report on whether Soviet authorities shipped American wheat to Cuba. Captain Fertig said he observed grain from his tanker being loaded onto a Soviet ship and learned from sailors it was destined for Cuba.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
Arthur H. Fertig
Black Sea
Robert J. McCloskey
Fertig
Department
Novorossisk
McCloskey
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Completely Air Conditioned Rumsey Funeral Home Ad
Advertisement for Rumsey Funeral Home promoting air conditioning services and contact VI 3-5111.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Goldwater Responds To UK Clergyman Attack En Route to DC
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater left Arizona for Washington after Canon John Collins at St Pauls Cathedral condemned his policies as repugnant to Christian consciences and linked fascist trends to his campaign. Goldwater told reporters the English interference is unwelcome and hinted at a vacation plan to Phantom Ranch in the Grand Canyon.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Washington
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
John Collins
Goldwater
Collins
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Card of Thanks for Dr Isaacs and Hospital Staff
Expresses gratitude to Dr Isaacs and hospital staff for care received while ill. Thanks to friends and relatives for flowers gifts cards visits and kindnesses. Says all is greatly appreciated and shall always be remembered.
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Dr. Isaacs
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