Policy Makers Near Close Of Crucial Talks
In Honolulu American policy makers, in final secret talks, discussed steps to bolster Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. The two day session involved Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara with potential measures kept private awaiting presidential approval. Military options, including air reconnaissance and carrier presence near North Vietnam, were among considered moves.
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Honolulu
United States
Southeast Asia
Washington
Pacific Command
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Defense Robert §. McNamara
Johnson
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congressional Record
Laird
Rusk
Thailand
U.S
North Viet Nam
KU Hosts 18th Elementary Education Workshop
About 150 high school principals and teachers arrive at Kansas University for a two week workshop running through June 13. Lelon Capps leads as director with J A Adams assisting. Sessions cover art arithmetic science reading social studies and music with daily assemblies on trends in elementary education and guest speakers Ronald Lambert and Shirley Hill.
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Kansas University
Lelon Capps
J.A. Adams
Ronald Lambert
University
Minnesota University
Shirley Hill
Missouri University
Kansas City
Four Boys Drown In Bear Creek Near Hannibal
Four boys who had been playing on automobile bodies floating in Bear Creek drowned Tuesday near Hannibal Missouri. Authorities said the incident occurred when the youths fell from the floating debris into the water.
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Hannibal, Mo
Bear Creek
Florida Wheat Shipped to Kansas City Stirs Market
Five carloads of Florida wheat were sent to Kansas City to be milled, the first such shipment under a new wheat program. Mills face 70 cent per bushel certificate costs after July 1 and government loan support, with tight supplies and price shifts shaping buys.
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Kansas City
Florida
U.S
Class of 115 Is Finished at Baker
A Baker University ceremony at Baldwin awarded diplomas to 115 graduates. Bishop F. Gerald Ensley urged university learners to weigh alternatives, defend liberal arts as growth and sanity, and warned democracy faces peril amid debates on courts and race issues.
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Baker
Baker University
Baldwin
F. Gerald Ensley
Iowa
Liberal Arts College
Supreme Court
Laughlin to be installed VFW Second District Commander
Roy Laughlin of 1823 Maple Lane will be installed Sunday as Second District Commander for the Veterans of Foreign Wars during the 44th annual State VFW convention in Wichita. The Friday opening convention is expected to attract about 1,000 delegates and guests with several Lawrence attendees listed.
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Roy Laughlin
Maple Lane
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wichita
Lawrence
Harold Belt
George Harding
Arnold Elliott
Charles Wright
Charley Henson
Ora Hess
Della Morgan
E.K. Bahnmaier
Alumni Lyrics and Leaders Honor Kansas Education
A campus event features Wescoe and Gov. John Anderson addressing education and personal responsibility. Alumni recipients include Dr. Cora M. Downs and eight others, with remarks stressing the value of higher learning and the role of youth in shaping a better world.
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John Anderson
Wescoe
America
Kansas
Bubb
Eastman Kodak Company
James Bell
Time Magazine
Bonn
Germany
Frank Jirik
San Jose
Costa Rica
Kativo Paint and Plastic Company
Frank Snell
Phoenix
Fire at Sirloin Club Damages Kitchen and Dining Area
Early this morning a fire at the Sirloin Club on Highway 59 north of the city damaged the kitchen and part of the dining area. Firemen estimated damages between 4000 and 5000 dollars after grease from a grill ignited and crawl space duct work fed a blaze that reached the attic.
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Sirloin Club
Highway 59
Auto Production Lines Are Back in Full Gear
Detroit AP reports auto production resumed after Memorial Day with May output near record highs. About 725000 cars were built, surpassing 724892 from 1955, and 141000 trucks, beating the 119690 May record from 1963. Manufacturers aim toward 7.8 million for the model year, with the 1964 run ending mid July.
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Detroit
U.S
Douglas County Dairy Princess Contest Set for Dairy Day
The Douglas County Dairy Princess Contest honors Dairy Day on Wednesday June 10 with custard and butter cake contests and dairy demonstrations. Entries close for the Princess on Friday, with Mrs. John Metsker and Mrs. Ernest Johanning handling applications. Judging at 7 30 p.m. at the 4 H Fairgrounds includes Mrs. Donald Schwartz, Lawrence Mayor Jim Owens, and Les Kindred. All contestants receive checks.
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Douglas County
John Metsker
Route 5
Ernest Johanning
Route 2
Baldwin
Donald Schwartz
Jane Anderson
Lawrence
Jim Owens
Les Kindred
Eudora
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Russell Houk
Fairgrounds
Charles Hornberger
Banks reframe role as broad financial services
Nadler notes banks shift from mere lenders to broad financial services. They push consumer credit through mortgage refinances and aggressively solicit deposits. Banks now base loans on ability to pay, not collateral, and compete for sav ings and corporate balances, evolving into faster-growing savings institutions.
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Nadler
Treasury
Motions Denied in Gessner Nuclear Spy Trial
In Kansas the judge denied a defense motion for mistrial in the George J. Gessner case. The motion claimed a psychiatric report from a March arrest in Panama City was withheld. Government attorneys stated they had no knowledge of such a report and possessed the same records as the defense.
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Kansas -Cify
Kan
George John Gessner
Ernest J. Rice
Gessner
Panama City
Paul V. Vincent
Panama
Vincent Sai
Six State Primary Balloting Moves US Presidential Race
The Republican contest narrows as Goldwater and Rockefeller clash in California. Primaries in Alabama Mississippi Montana New York South Dakota and eight districts in others shape delegates to the Republican convention. Mississippi looks to renominate Stennis and five congressmen. Montana women and men vie for Senate and GOP slots.
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Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Alabama
Mississippi
Montana
New York
South Dakota
Rockefeller
Goldwater
San Francisco
Republican State Committee
John Stennis
Stennis
Archie Gubbrud
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Joseph P. Monaghan
Alex Blewett
H. R. Gross
John C. Culver
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Harold Hughes
Evan Hultman
Hopponen Named Assistant Dean at Kansas University
Dr. Raymond E. Hopponen, KU professor of pharmacy, named assistant dean of the School of Pharmacy. A KU faculty member since 1950, he earned his Ph.D. from Minnesota University and will continue teaching. He is known for involvement in state pharmacy extension courses and earlier prescription work after his 1943 B S degree.
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Raymond E. Hopponen
Kansas University
School of Pharmacy
Minnesota University
Hopponen
Farm Bureau Plans Citizenship Contest at Local Office
The Farm Bureau Citizenship Contest is set for 2 p m on June 12 at the Farm Bureau Office. High school juniors and seniors to be next fall may enter by June 10 with entries going to Mrs Harley Lyon and Mrs John Metsker, Route 2 Overbrook and Route 5. Prizes include four expense paid trips to the Citizenship Seminar at Rock Springs 4 H Camp near Junction City.
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Farm Bureau
Harley Lyon
Route 2
Overbrook
John Metsker
Route 5
Rock Springs
Junction City
Leash Law Tightens in Lawrence as Dog Breaks Decline
Humane Society notes fewer dogs at large during daylight after new penalties. Nighttime running still reported. repeated leash law violations can trigger formal complaints and court action. Fines up to 100 dollars. Amended leash rule runs April 1 to Sept 1 with pound fees of 1 dollar for day one and 2 dollars per additional day. Summer softball registrations set for 6 p.m. at Lincoln Park with leagues for junior and senior high girls.
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Humane Society
Victor Melton
Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter
Lincoln Park
South Park Recreation Center
Patricia Kirby
Miss Kirby
Lawrence City Manager Horn Resigns After Seven-Year Term
Horn announced his resignation from the Lawrence City Manager post after seven years in office. He cited an excellent administration, expanding downtown parking, and ongoing plans for a Comprehensive Plan as highlights. The move leaves police chief, city manager, and assistant city engineer roles open.
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Schubert
Horn
Lawrence
Horns
Avalon Rd
Cindy
Lawrence High
Steven
West Junior
Stuart
Hillcrest
Shelley
Rotary Here
Masonic Lodge
American Society For Public Administration
Kaw Valley
P.E.O
First Methodist Church
Jim Wigglesworth
Concordia
el Dorado
Baldwin
Nelson P. Horn
Baker University
Romney Allows Essex Wire Plant Reopen. Curfew Set
Governor George Romney announced additional troops and permit Essex Wire Corp plant in Hillsdale to reopen Wednesday at 6 am. A curfew from 10 pm to 6 am is established for Hillsdale County with exemptions for essential workers and those with special permission.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Essex Wire Corp
Hillsdale County
Rockefeller Rocked Los Angeles Rally as Goldwater Supporters Cheer
Rockefeller spoke at an LA airport rally after a 12 city 1500 mile tour denouncing his opponent as extremist. Goldwater backers booed his nuclear weapons stance while Democrats prepare for a July 1964 primary with Salinger Cranston Unruh Mosk and others vying for the Senate seat.
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Rockefeller
Oregon
Los Angeles
Goldwater
New York
Orange
San Diego
California
San Francisco
Central Valley
Edmund G. Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
George Murphy
Leland Kaiser
Fred Hall
Long Beach
Kansas
Weather records show May patterns at KU station
The text reports rainfall degrees on Sunday and unofficial downtown high of 98 and official highs of 95 on Monday and Tuesday at the Kansas University weather station. May brought a 45 degree monthly low on May 13 along with three days of thunder and a mix of clear, partly cloudy, and cloudy days totaling 8, 14, and 9 respectively.
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Kansas University
David Storer
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