Rockefeller Nixon meet on GOP platform and ticket issues
The two leaders reached agreement on foreign policy defense and civil rights while adjusting views on health insurance productivity and disarmament. They pledged aggressive action to remove vestiges of discrimination and discussed a post to handle national and domestic security. Nixon and Rockefeller may form a ticket, but Rockefeller refused second place.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
Goldwater
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Washington
McManus
Eagles Notice Promotes Event Nights and Dinner
Prospective member night on July 23 features dancing and music by Hobie Shepp's Band in an air conditioned hall. July 24 offers a Sunday dinner with breaded steaks served at 1 p.m. for Eagles and families. Monday night meeting at 8 p.m. includes fried chicken and trimmings. Neal Cummings W P Adv.
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Eagles
Hobie Shepp
Neal Cummings
W. P
Adv
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Birth Notices
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Deanna Johnson and Mary Elizabeth Treece among others. Several births noted: Maxine Dark and baby girl born in Lecompton. a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. John Roller in Baldwin. a son for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Craig on Route 2. Other names appear as residents and relatives.
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Deanna Johnson
Crestline Dr
Mary Elizabeth Treece
Emma Roller
Baldwin
C. C. Schwartz
Isabelle Downey
Mary Craig
Joyce Galloway
Mamie Gowans
University Dr
Maggie Smith
R. T
Maxine Dark
Lecompton
Daniel Brewster
Williamstown
Noble Sherwood
Ind
Betty and
Margaret Crum
Lake
Joseph Arthur
R. I
George Kelinhauser
Clifton Ct
John Roller
Donald Craig
Kansas University Camp to Stage Two Concerts Sunday
The Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University hosts two concerts Sunday with Guy Fraser Harrison of the Oklahoma City Symphony guest directing. An orchestra-chorus program is set for 3 30 p.m. in University Theater Murphy Hall, followed by an 8 p.m. band-chorus concert in the Outdoor Theater east of Hoch Auditorium. Journal-World offers a Vacation Pak service for planning.
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Kansas University
Guy Fraser Harrison
Oklahoma City, Okla
Murphy Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Survival test shows modern man unprepared for war life
A California newspaper six week survival experiment in a remote mountain setting ends in failure, revealing dependence on modern comforts. The piece notes public apathy toward civil defense despite warnings and campaigns on bomb shelters, water stocks, and first aid amid looming atomic threats.
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California
U.S
Chicago
Rockefeller Holds Spotlight In GOP Platform Fight
Rockefeller dominates GOP platform debates with Nixon talks and his New York governorship as leverage. He rejects the vice presidential nomination, yet seeks a voice in policy while Republicans weigh his influence and New York’s pivotal electoral role.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Washington
New York City
New York
Platform Committee
Huge Turnout at Eudora Fete Delights Local Crowd
More than 1,500 people attended the first day of the two day Eudora Citizens Picnic Assn. celebration with a talent show and dance planned for tonight. Dewey Richardson's orchestra provides music for both nights and a chicken dinner at the Methodist Church is repeated. Politicians meet voters as candidates visited on Friday and many are expected to attend today’s wrapup.
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Eudora Citizens Picnic Assn
Dewey Richardson
Eudora Methodist Church
CPA
Rockefeller Nixon pact shapes platform notes and defense aims
The New York governor blocks no major points, endorses a 5 to 6 percent production goal, and backs stronger civil rights while restricting attorney general power to voting. The Nixon Rockefeller compromise urges airborne alert, better detection, and a path to underground tests, aligning with Eisenhower administration views.
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Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Eisenhower
Paris
Japan
SAC
Thomas S. Power
Pentagon
Henkle Leads in Fifth District Straw Vote
Hutchinson News tally shows Lt. Gov. Joseph Henkle leading the Democratic U.S. Senate race as straw votes from 29 of 33 counties come in. In GOP governor race McDill Boyd leads over Anderson while Schoeppel falters. totals list Addington and undecided.
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Hutchinson
Hutchinson News
Joseph Henkle
U.S
McDill Boyd
John Anderson
Andrew Schoeppel
Henry Cleaver Jr
Lawrence
Addington
Boyd
Anderson
Henkle
Theis
Card of Thanks for hospital care and kindness
Roy H. Young thanks Drs. Jones and Manahan and 3rd floor nurses for wonderful care. He also thanks friends and neighbors for many cards and kindnesses during his recent hospital stay.
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Journal-World
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Ky. St
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Pa. St
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