Consular Accord Signed by U.S. and Soviet Union
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a convention to establish reciprocal consulates. It provides Americans detained in the Soviet Union access to U.S. officials and broad consular protections. President Johnson called it a significant step toward greater contacts and understanding between the nations.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Francis Gary Powers
Massachusetts Umpires Face AL Big Leagues
American League umpires Sam Carrigan John Red Flaherty Bob Stewart and Ed Hurley are natives of Massachusetts Carrigan and Hurley hail from Holyoke with their peers from the same state advancing in major league circles.
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Sam Carrigan
John
Red) Flaherty
Bob Stewart
Ed Hurley
Massachusetts
Carrigan
Hurley
Holyoke
First Accord Reached in Violent Hillsdale Wire Strike
After a 1744 hour negotiation, negotiators reached first agreements in the Essex Wire Corp. strike at Hillsdale Michigan while National Guardsmen patrolled for a fifth day. Details of the accords were not released.
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Lansing
Mich
Essex Wire Corp
Hillsdale
4-H Roundup Bound for Kansas State University
Nineteen Douglas County 4-H Club members depart for the annual Roundup at Kansas State University in Manhattan. About 1,200 to 1,400 4-H youths expected through Friday, with events for those aged 15 and over. Leaders Bill Hundley and Mrs. Dean Stone accompany. two members compete in the state 4-H Chorus.
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Douglas County
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Bill Hundley
Dean Stoneback
Kanwaka
Cindy Neis
Eudora
Carol Beth Williams
Palmyra
Valerie Taylor
Cindy Erhart
Jayhawk
Virginia Wuilfkuhle
Taunya Powell
Meadowlark
Teresa Fisher
Sandra Nitcher
Rock Chalk
Janet Bartz
Sunflower
Karen Bigsby
Vinland Valley
Joe Anderson
Clinton Busy Bees
Steve Fornelli
Cottonwood
Eddie Buchanan
Charles Helmer
Lone Star
Mary Hoover
Marion Boosters
Woody Hobson
Don Hunsecker
Stull
Busy Beavers
Bill Spray
Charles Young
Worden Workers
Four KU seniors and eleven graduates elected Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas University announced that four graduating seniors Robert A. Kistler Nick D. Paris Michael Stoughton and William Peter Vale plus eleven KU Graduate School recipients were elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Initiation was scheduled this afternoon at the Kansas Union.
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Kansas University
Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas Union
Robert A. Kistler
Hutchinson
Nick D. Paris
Leawood
Michael Stoughton
Medora
William Peter Vale
Redwood City
Calif
Herman Bonnet
Philadllphia
Corwin Bredeweg
Dorr
Mich
Joseph Emonds
Madison
Wis
Harlan Graber
Kingman
Marguerite Jost
Kankakee
Martin Lange
Yokohama
Japan
Howard Mehlinger
Marion
Ivory Nelson
Shreveport
Carolyn Sylvander
Frederic, Wis
Barney Lou Vazquez
Concordia
Bryan Wildenthal
Alpine
Texas
Psychiatrists Recommend Hearing For Condemned Ruby
Three court appointed psychiatrists urged a sanity hearing for Jack Ruby in Dallas. Judge Joe B. Brown said he would confer with them before ruling on granting the hearing. Ruby is sentenced to die for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged Kennedy assassin.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Police Dispatchers Provide Quick Action to Save Lives
Wichita dispatchers, led by Lt. Kenneth Duckworth, handle life or death calls at the city’s nerve center on a university campus. They coordinate ambulances, fire units, and police across 226,829 residents, with rapid response measured in seconds.
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Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Police Department
Kenneth Duckworth
Wichita University
Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office
Fire Department
Weather Bureau
Boeing Co
Alaska
Hawaii
Duckworth
Supreme Court Ends Washington Loyalty Oath Laws
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, struck down two Washington state loyalty oath laws as unconstitutionally vague. About 64 University of Washington employees challenged the 1955 subversion oath and the 1931 teacher oath after a Seattle district court upheld them. Justice White led the majority, with Justice Clark dissenting joined by Justice Harlan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
University of Washington
U.S. District Court
Seattle
Wash
White
KU Painting Missing From Murphy Hall Exhibit
Kansas University police and traffic officers report a painting by William H. Wright missing from a special commencement exhibit in Murphy Hall. The theft was logged at 11 a.m. Saturday and the insured artwork is valued at $210.
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Murphy Hall
Kansas University
William H. Wright
Pro Red Rebels Routed in Congo Albertville Capture
Pro Communist rebels lost Albertville in North Katanga after three days of holding the provincial capital. Congo dispatch reports rebel soldiers were routed by government forces.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Katanga
Albertville
Death Toll Soars To Over 400 Mark Across Memorial Weekend
The Associated Press reports 429 traffic fatalities nationwide over the 78 hour Memorial Day weekend from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Officials cite more cars and miles driven, with Sunday worst, and boating deaths totaling 23 with 73 drownings across the period.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Judy Garland Leaves Hospital After Pleurisy Diagnosis
In Hong Kong Judy Garland walked out of the hospital with her physician Dr. Lee Siegel and companion Mark Herron. Siegel said the 41 year old singer was weakened by pleurisy and would rest in her hotel, while Herron attributed her illness to exhaustion after a stormy Australian tour.
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Hong Kong
Judy Garland
Lee Siegel
Hollywood
Mark Herron
Siegel
Miss Garland
Herron
Chicago Educator Sees Missed Opportunity in Education
Manhattan Kansas AP Dr George W Beadle University of Chicago chancellor said at Kansas State University commencement that children can learn to read and solve problems earlier than age five and that minds develop patterns before formal schooling He cited imprinting research and warned that early schooling must adapt to varied backgrounds noting racial and global educational gaps Beadle received an honorary Doctor of Science degree as Kansas State granted 1723 degrees including 927 spring 433 January and 323 August graduates
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Manhattan
Kan
George W. Beadle
University of Chicago
Beadle
Kansas State
Warren Study Expected To Back Old Kennedy Slaying Theory
Washington AP The Warren Commission’s report is expected to substantiate the FBI finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination. The panel aims to issue a detailed, possibly 500 page report with witnesses including Kennedy’s widow, sought for a secret testimony, and to parallel the Pearl Harbor inquiry in scope.
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Warren
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Dallas
Commission
Pearl Harbor Commission
Australia Compared Size Stands Beside United States
The report notes Australia is nearly as large as the United States in land area yet has a population smaller than Illinois. It contrasts vast tracts of desert and coast with a relatively small resident count for its size.
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Australia
United States
Illinois
State records five highway deaths over Memorial Day weekend
Five people died in Kansas road crashes during the Memorial Day weekend ending Sunday. Three fatalities occurred Saturday near Eureka in a collision on U S 54 involving a car and a pickup. The victims were Harry C. Nelson age 72 of Newton Isla Nelson 65 and Mary Louise Halstead 54 postmistress of Olpe.
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Kansas
U. S. 54
Eureka
Harry C. Nelson
Newton
Kan
Isla
Mary Louise Halstead
Olpe
Wescoe outlines KU plans and funding for growth
Chancellor Wescoe frames a future KU expansion through NSF development programs and international education. He cites record research, seven national fellowships and a half million Ford Foundation grant, plus new buildings and private gifts to support classrooms, labs and a museum. He announces two new University Distinguished Professors and a Max Kade Distinguished Professor program.
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National Science Foundation
Wescoe
Reader’s Digest Institute of International Education
Ford Foundation
Costa Rica
Bonn University
Germany
Ku-Colorado University
Bordeaux University
All
KU Brass
Orient
Warsaw
Belgrade
Bucharest
Lawrence
Kansas City
NSF
Summerfield Hall
Fraser Hall
Haworth Hall
Strong Hall
Robinson and Haworth
Watkins Hospital
State University
Endowment Association
U.S
Edward E. Smissman
L. R. Lind
Sam Anderson
H. Bernard Fink
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