Ranger 7 Moon Flight Postponed At Cape Kennedy
Rangers 7 launch delayed near 22 minutes to go time because of ground support equipment noise interference. Atlas Agena booster countdown halted at 12:20 p.m. CST with NASA stating fault in Atlas guidance related gear. If successful, Ranger 7 would aim for a 68 hour 230 992 mile flight and moon crash landing, first since Ranger 6.
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Bank Robbery Suspects Held on Bond In Topeka
United States Marshal from Topeka was to seek jurisdiction from Commissioner Milton P. Allen after 3 PM regarding two alleged bank robbers held in Kansas. Leslie Robert Glass and Leland Anderson, both in their late 30s and 40s, were arrested in Lawrence last Thursday. The robbery occurred in Erie, Colorado, and Colorado charges are pending as the pair await transfer. They are jailed on 25000 dollar bonds.
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Topeka
Milton P. Allen
Lawrence
Leslie Robert Glass
Leland Anderson
Erie
Colo
Kansas
Colorado
Ten-Year-Old Survives Eight Days Lost in Yosemite
John Ireland Jr. of Los Angeles survived eight days in Yosemite wilderness with only water. He wandered from Harden Lake July 18 in light clothing. rangers found him about three miles from camp after a major search. He lost 15 pounds but doctors call his condition good.
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John Ireland Jr
Los Angeles
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Stock Market Ends With Decline As Investors Weigh Data
New York closing average for 60 stocks at 318.8, down 14. Lawrence's Rumsey Funeral Home is listed with contact VI 3-5111. Rex D. Johnson runs as Republican sheriff candidate in the August 4 1964 primary.
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Hoffa Convicted on Pension Fund Conspiracy Charges
A Chicago jury found James R Hoffa and six others guilty on multiple charges in a $280 million Teamsters pension fund fraud case. Hoffa convicted on four counts, faces up to 20 years and fines. co-defendants guilty on at least one fraud and one conspiracy.
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U.S
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Robert F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Great Lakes Naval Base
Hoffa Page 2 Luncheon Ad Notes 97c
Advertisement blurb lists a weekday businessmen noon luncheon at 97 cents with a little banquet. Coffee for Reynolds Shultz tomorrow from 10 to 11 a.m. at Eldridge. Polit ical ad for 6 hour photo finishing and fast color service. Hixon's location at 721 Mass.
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Eldridge
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Rochester Rioting Erupts as National Guard Deployed
After a violent weekend Rochester officials activated 1,000 National Guardsmen to restore order. A helicopter crash injured a county official, a man was killed by a car during rioting, and several others were wounded. Police reported 800 arrests, widespread looting, and heavy property damage.
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Rochester
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
KU Grad Student Critically Hurt In Wreck Sunday
A 27 year old Kansas University graduate student from Kansas City Kansas was critically injured when his car left U S 40 west of Lawrence near milepost 30. He suffered head injuries and a mangled arm. The victim Jerry E Sowell was found by a passing motorist Fred Meyer of New York City and treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before transfer to the KU Medical Center.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University
Highway 40
Lawrence
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Doug McCleery
U.S. 40
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Sowell
Fred Meyer
New York City
Rex Johnson
Albuquerque girl, 14, deals perfect bridge hand in Lawrence
Maureen Shepard of Albuquerque visiting grandparents in Lawrence dealt a dream hand. The 14 year old held four aces four kings four queens and the jack of spades after her bid seven no trump. Her sister Becky, 13, joined at the table as amused observers.
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Maureen
Becky
Edward Brass
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Albuquerque
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Rainfall totals 0.45 inch at KU weather station
Lawrence reports the first heavy rain in over two weeks totaling 0.45 inch at the Kansas University weather station. July accumulation reaches 4.45 inches with 1964 moisture total at 26.20 inches, far above last year and normal first seven months. Clouds and humidity keep temperatures low, with Topeka forecast predicting partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers tonight.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Five Baker Grads Named Outstanding Young Men of America
Five Baker University graduates from Baldwin are chosen for the 1965 Outstanding Young Men of America edition. Named are Gordon Schrader Osawatomie city manager. Dr Ralph Pyke Denton associate professor at Texas Woman’s University. Karl Spear I Munster studying in Germany. Ernest Powers NASA meteorological spacecraft operations manager. Ernest Ruehle Washington working at the American Embassy Lisbon and planning assignment at the Mexican Consulate in Juarez.
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Schrader
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Denton
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Spear
Graduate School of Kansas University
Germany
N.S.A
Weather summary for northeast Kansas forecast
Partly cloudy and humid with thundershowers tonight then warmer Tuesday. Low around 70 tonight. High in the middle 90s Tuesday. Rainfall measured at 0.45 inch. Record high 106 in 1952. Sunrise 6 17 a.m. Sunset 7 37 p.m. Gene Doane promotes insurance agents. The Wayfarers tonight and a Little Banquet at Malls promote events.
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Kansas
The Classics and Greek Latin Ties in Western Culture
An opinions piece profiles L RR Lind a KU classics professor noting his career and expertise in Medieval Latin Renaissance science and the history of Roman ideas He argues that Greek and Latin remain vital living languages shaping education and modern culture through science law and vocabulary.
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L. RR. Lind
Kansas University
Wabash College
University of Ilinois
American Council of Learned Societies
Mineaid
Faulbright
Italy
National Institutes of Health
UCLA
UTA
United Chapters
Phi Beta Kappa
Phe
Atestind
Tid Tdi Sto
Rosa
Domild C. Fuchs
KU School of Journalism
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Rome
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Athens
B.C
Plato
Isocrates
Cicero
Quintilian
Isidore of
Seville
Martianus Capella
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Barry Goldwater
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