Reds Suspected In New York Rioting Across City
FBI probes possible Communist influence as racial violence rages in Harlem and Brooklyn. Acting Mayor Screvane cites fringe groups including the Communist party and reports of funded rallies. Police fire on looters. about two dozen arrested. Wagner cuts vacation to oversee order.
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Washington
George Reedy
White House
Lawrence High School earns top accreditation for 1963 64
Lawrence High School is accredited as a comprehensive school for the 1963 64 year by the Kansas State Department of Instruction, the highest rating issued. Sidewalk Bazaar shoppers expected in record numbers despite high heat, with booths, rain plan, and late hours. Ernest Klooz receives Legion honor before seeking Republican nomination for register of deeds. he resigns finance post after 17 years and becomes life member. Kansas Power & Light reports a new Lawrence electricity peak with about 50 000 kilowatts and district 98 500 kilowatts as heat intensifies.
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Kansas State Department of Instruction
Ernest Klooz
American Legion
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Legionaires
Post Club
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Register of Deeds
Legion
The
Lawrence
Kansas Power & Light Co
Austin Stedham
Stedham
End Wanted For Muddle Over a Name
London reports a deadlock over the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra over its title. The Queen Mother may withdraw patronage threatening bookings and recordings, prompting a mediator to resolve the dispute and save the orchestras future.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
R.P.O
Thomas Beecham
Maria Callas
Covent Garden
Joan Smith
Charles Gregory
Breeding to resign Agriculture post to campaign for Dems
Former Kansas representative J Floyd Breeding says he will quit as Agriculture Department official on August 14 to work with the Democratic National Committee in the Midwest and assist local Kansas candidates. He cites desire to support wheat growers and agriculture and notes he cannot stay on the federal payroll while campaigning for one party.
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J. Floyd Breeding
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Agriculture Department
Democratic National
Midwest
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Breeding
Democratic National Committee
Middle West
Robert Dole
Kansas First
Party Change Is Issue for a Suit
In Hutchinson Kansas Judge William Gossage hears a mandamus petition by James A Woodson Republican precinct committeeman to force Reno County Clerk Hubert Buckles to disclose names of individuals who changed political affiliation. County Attorney Mike Chalfant argues party change declarations are preliminary non public steps, with the final poll book remaining the official record and confidential since 1933. The case proceeds in district court with private family entrance.
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Kan
Reno
Hubert Buckles
James A. Woodson
Woodson
Mike Chalfant
Chalfant
Buckles
William Gossage
Wakarusa Watershed Board Approves Tentative Budget
The Wakarusa Watershed board approved a tentative budget of 30 510 for the coming year, down from 35 750. A public hearing is set for Aug 11 at the Richland American Legion hall. The plan includes a 22 480 carry over and a .4 mill levy raising 8 030, funded by an area valued around 20 million.
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Wakarusa Watershed Board of Directors
Richland American Legion Hall
Two In Play Are Named for Honor in Midwestern Camp
Two theater students from the Midwestern Music and Art Camp earned top honors in the theater division for Bye Bye Birdie at University Theatre. G L Johnson of Lakin plays Conrad Birdie and Phyllis Goldblatt of Mission Hills portrays a suffering mother. Other camp divisions named outstanding students across music, speech, art, journalism, and advertising achievements with multiple named recipients.
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University Theatre
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Lakin
Conrad Birdie
Phyllis Goldblatt
Mission Hills
Jennifer Nilsson
Chicago Heights
Charles Lawson
Muskogee
Okla
Diane Dahl
Aberdeen
S.D
Dwayne Tieszen
Newton
Cheri Moberly
Judy Herschman
St. Joseph
Walter Hatke
Topeka
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Mission
Doug Canada
el Dorado
Margaret Ogilvie
Kansas City
Karen Haney
Mike Dean
Burlington
Jacquie Glaser
Winfield
John Sullivan
Dale Schroeder
Wichita
Charles Rouse
Prairie Village
Laurie Lankin
David Adams
Derby
Emery Goad
Dan Austin
Salina
Goldwater Unit Plans Unity in Kansas Party Shakeup
Kansas GOP figures outline efforts to unify Goldwater backers with regular party groups as tempo quickens before August reorganization. Bill Whorton says no factional conflict and anticipates top state posts for Goldwater backers while Republicans await a new chairman to succeed Richard Rogers. Democrats have approached for cross support.
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Kansas
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Bill Whorton
Goldwater Group
Whorton
Goldwater
Republican Party
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Craft Rockets Aloft In Test Flight At Cape Kennedy
A delta winged spacecraft launched from Cape Kennedy on a 25 minute flight reaching about 40 miles altitude. It tested materials for maneuverable manned space vehicles under the Air Force Project Asset aiming to verify structural integrity and heat protection during reentry.
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Atlantic Ocean
Air Force
Antigua Island
Atlantic
Kansas City Attorney Mau rice J. O'Sullivan Dies
Mau rice J. O'Sullivan a well known Kansas City attorney died Tuesday after a heart attack. He argued in the Jewell La Salle case for the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers defining radio programs as public performances needing licensing. He was brother to J Reilly O'Sullivan former AP night editor in New York.
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Maurice J. O'Sullivan
O’sullivan
U.S Supreme Court
O'Sullivan
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Jewell-LaSalle
LaSalle Hotel
J. Reilly O'Sullivan
Associated Press
New York
New Additions To Business Plans Amid Racial Strife
The AP reports that political turmoil and racial strife add new uncertainties to business planning. Despite a summer of optimism in equities and corporate spending, executives reassess hiring, advertising, and expansion as disruptions threaten production and consumer demand.
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New York
Development Unit Praised by Avery
Rep. Bill Avery, GOP governor hopeful, praised the Kansas Economic Development Department as a core for a statewide industrial program. He cited statewide enthusiasm and urged gubernatorial leadership to coordinate it with the Kansas Research Foundation for growth.
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Topeka
Bill Avery
Kansas Economic Development Department
Kansas
Congress
U. S
Kansas Research Foundation
Card of Thanks for hospital care and support
William B. Shuster thanks Drs Walters Reed and Ed Jones the nurses and hospital staff on the third floor for care during his stay and expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards flowers and kindnesses after his operation.
City Budget Proposes Building Projects and New Hires
Budget items include iron gallon elevated water storage tank and 16 inch main, a 120 foot basin with clarifier, and gas recirculation at the treatment plant. New add ons are two firemen, one Park Department worker, another Street Department worker, elm disease control, tree replacement, exterior trim painting on City Hall, airport runway work, paving on Naismith, drainage ditch work, and partial Blue Cross-Blue Shield payments for city employees.
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