European Criticism Sharp on Goldwater Nomination
AP diplomatic affairs writer John M. Hightower notes sharp European and Soviet criticism of Barry Goldwater’s nomination and platform. Khrushchev accuses the GOP of unbridled anti communism and war threats, prompting questions about aims and diplomatic implications in U S politics.
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Barry Goldwater
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John M. Hightower
Washington
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United States
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Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Kansas ranks sixth in travel and recreation gear production
Kansas shows 56 firms building campers mobile homes travel trailers and boats led by 14 plants for campers and trailers and 9 for mobile homes. Over 3 000 jobs with a 12 6 million payroll. Production totals include nearly 10 000 mobile homes and 10 766 campers and trailers yearly. Boat ownership rising 10 percent annually with 22 255 registered boats in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lacy
Early Christmas Shopping Builds Busy Cooler Day
Shoppers flock to Cooler city streets for early Christmas buying with faces packed by noon. Merchants report brisk crowds, prioritizing fast-moving sale merchandise. At Dillon's Plaza, McCrory-Otasco sponsored kiddie rides draw families as discount tickets are handed out.
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Litwin
Jim Schubert
Jay Shoppe
Charline Freitag
Mich
Wayfarers
Eldridge Hotel
Harold McHenry
McLouth
Lawrence
John Peters
Sharon Bond
Kris Southerland
Dillon’s Plaza
McCrory-Otasco
Senate Rejects States Rights Amendment in Poverty Bill Vote
In four roll calls the Senate rejected by 46 to 45 a proposed states rights amendment to President Johnson's $962.5 million anti poverty measure.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Johnson Maintains U S Lead Despite Southern Shift
President Johnson holds a national 64 to 36 percent lead over Barry Goldwater after the Harris poll. Goldwater wins 55 percent in the South, but Johnson leads in the East 74-26, Midwest 64-36, and West 69-31. undecided votes drop the pre convention margin from 74-26 to 64-36.
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South
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Louis Harris
Goldwater
Washington Post
East
Midwest
West
Harris
Simons Shares Convention Experience at Cosmopolitan Club
Dolph C. Simons Jr. spoke at the Cosmopolitan Club at the Hotel Eldridge about his reporting experiences at the recent Republican National Convention. He called the national political convention extremely educational and urged all adults to attend at least one.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
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Simons
Four men and a woman held after armed bank robbery in Kansas City
Suspects arrested after an armed bank robbery led to a joint Lawrence and Kansas City FBI and police investigation. Bonds set at 25000 each. four men and a woman travel together in one car. Hearing continued to July 30. possible interstate warrants explored. Maximum penalty 20 years and/ or $10000 fine. Lines note cooperation among agencies.
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Leland Anderson
Kansas City
Leslie Robert Glass
Fort Worth
Tex
FBI
Erie
Colo
United States
Milton P. Allen
Journal-World
Fitzgibbon
Troelstrup
Lea
Larkin
Glass
Anderson
Lawrence
Bank of Richland Moves to Topeka
Georgia Neese Gray former US treasurer led a groundbreaking in Topeka for a new bank building to house Capital City State Bank moved from Richland Kan in the Wakarusa valley The opening is planned around October 15 near a new south side shopping center in Topeka.
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Georgia
Neese Gray
United States
Wakarusa River Valley
Topeka Bank
Wakarusa
Arrests Under Rights Law Target Greenwood Men
FBI agents arrested three Mississippi men in Greenwood for conspiring to deny a black patron entry to a movie. The Ensuing civil rights act enforcement marks the first such arrests after the law's passage. Belk Willie Amon, 47, Belk Jimmy Allen, 19, and Shaffer Sam Allen Jr., 40, all employed at Belk's plumbing firm, are charged.
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FBI
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Greenwood
Miss
Willie Amon Belk
Jimmy Allen Belk
Sam Allen Shaffer Jr
Belk
Johnson to Meet Goldwater on Civil Rights Issue
President Johnson will meet Friday afternoon with Republican nominee Barry Goldwater to discuss keeping civil rights out of the 1964 campaign. White House announced the talks after Goldwater aides said the Arizona senator requested the meeting.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Arizona
Beagle Barking and Island Hazard Stir Lawrence News
Lawrence residents debate President Johnson humor and beagle noise while a two week old traffic island near 7th and New Hampshire draws heavy tire marks. City Commission votes to keep the island for another trial despite protests and potential costly delays. A Sidewalk Bazaar breakfast at the Eldridge Hotel begins with Mrs. George March leading a group of friends.
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7Th
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
George March
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Erna McCoy
Hovey J. Hanna
Ivan Rowe
Fred Ellsworth
A. B. Mitchell
Viet Cong Unit Attacks Relief Forces Near Saigon
A Viet Cong unit assaulted a South Vietnamese mechanized relief force about 25 miles northwest of Saigon, causing 54 casualties and destroying an armored vehicle. Officers reported 60 enemy killed, one 57mm recoilless cannon captured, and 17 government troops killed with 34 wounded. Several U.S. advisors were involved but unharmed.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Trung Lap
Cai Be
Mekong River
Cha Luoc
NYC Strife Report Totals Five Days of Disorders
The tally shows Harlem one dead and 118 injured with 117 property incidents and 202 arrests during five days of unrest. Bedford-Stuyvesant reports no deaths and 16 injured with 227 arrests and 371 property incidents. Brooklyn arrests reach 122 with about 200 store windows smashed and crowds dispersing as rain fell.
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Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Navy Scientists Dream of Temporarily Superhuman Troops
Navy biologists outline long range goals including temporarily superhuman strength and skin farms grown from cells for casualty replacement. Instant acclimatization could let soldiers endure desert heat quickly via drug effects. Research at ONR and Naval Medical Research Institute explores muscle chemistry and hypothalamus targets for drug delivery.
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Naval Research Reviews
Office of Naval Research
Robert K. Jennings
ONR
Jennings
Leonard M. Libber
Services Saturday For Mexico Crash Victims
Funeral services for seven victims of a two car crash at Tijuana Mexico will be held Saturday in Leavenworth. Burial for all seven will be in Mount Muncie Cemetery. Eden Luehring and spouse and two children will have 10 a.m. services at Trinity Lutheran Church. Robert Behee family and daughter at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Tijuana
Mexico
Mount Muncie
Elden Luehring
Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert Behee
First Baptist Church
Amanda Blake to marry Jason Day in August
Hollywood AP reports Gunsmoke star Amanda Blake will wed Arizona cattleman Jason Day on August 15. The couple, long linked by fans, plans a private ceremony in Hollywood with close friends in attendance.
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Hollywood (Ap
Amanda Blake
Kitty
Arizona
Jason Day
Card of Thanks for hospital care and gifts
Mrs Barbara Hepner expresses thanks to Dr Walters Jim Reed and Edward Jones and hospital staff for care during hospitalization and to Rev Ernest Burke friends and relatives for flowers gifts cards and kindness since her accident.
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Jim Reed
Edward Jones
Ernest Burke
Barbara Hepner
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