Goldwater Wins California Primary Shaping GOP Race
Washington AP reports Senate candidate Goldwater clinches California’s 86 GOP delegates after a late-night comeback, overtaking Rockefeller and boosting his path to the Republican nomination. Salinger wins Democratic Senate nomination. Buckley and Healey lose in reform-driven contests. Alabama and South Dakota races produce notable upsets.
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Barry Goldwater
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Goldwater
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Pierre Salinger
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Merton B. Tice
Policy Leaders Return to D.C. With Proposals
Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara return from a Honolulu conference with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. They say plans aim to deter North Vietnam and Red China, with little detail on specific measures.
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Honolulu
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New England
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Voters sparse as planning moves toward unified district
Only about 10 percent of Lawrence's 13 000 registered voters cast ballots on Tuesday. The Douglas County Planning Board will draft a new plan to present to voters on September 8. If the September election fails the issue returns to the Legislature. The plan would place all nonhigh school territory in a single high school district across roughly 300 square miles. The board meets next on Saturday June 13 in the Courthouse, and a one unit district is unlikely at this stage.
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Douglas County Planning Board
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Boyd Names Local Man Topeka Governor Campaign Chairman
Morris Kay of Lawrence was named Douglas County campaign chairman for McDill Boyd seeking the Republican nomination for governor. The notice appears in a concise campaign item with local identifiers and an advertisement line.
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Morris Kay
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Douglas County
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Huck) Boyd
Ruby's 3rd Chief Defense Counselor Quits Ruby case
Dr. Hubert Winston Smith, Ruby's third chief defense attorney and a medical expert, resigns to return to teaching at the University of Texas Law School. Phil Burleson and Joe Tonnhill will carry on Ruby's defense, asserting Smith left due to staffing and personal reasons while Ruby appeals his death sentence. University Regents required Smith to take a leave without pay for the case duties.
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Hubert Winston Smith
University of Texas Law School
Phil Burleson
Joe Tonnhill
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
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Tonnhill
Joe Brown
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Montgomery files for Congress run in 2nd District
John Montgomery publisher of a Junction City newspaper filed formal candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 2nd District. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Virginia Docking, Robert Brock and Harold Main to the statehouse to pay the filing fee. Docking is campaign chair, Brock is campaign manager, and Main is executive secretary of the campaign committee.
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Harold Main
Docking
George Docking
Montgomery
Brock
Main
Shawnee County
Douglas County Court Clerk seeks seventh term
Mrs. Lucille BE Allison announces re-election bid for Douglas County District Court clerk as a Republican. A lifelong Lawrence resident with service since 1953, she lists extensive community roles and prior positions including KU Endowment secretary and chair of local Republican committees. Primary in August and general election in November.
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Prairie Village
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Wunsch Leads Pratt Poll for Governor in Local Survey
The Pratt Tribune poll shows Paul R. Wunsch leading for governor with 79 percent of Republican votes. Lieutenant governor results crown Crutcher at 50 percent, Glades 33.3, Hewitt 16.7. Attorney general shows Sonderholm at 37 percent, Smith 31, Boone 25, McRae 7. Treasurer Peery leads with 46 percent, Lindeey 33.8, Duwe 20.7.
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Huck) Boyd
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Goldwater Leads With 436 First-Ballot Votes At Convention
Goldwater holds 436 of 655 needed for nomination after the Republican primary ballots. Rockefeller 118, Scranton 71, Lodge 44, Smith 15, Nixon 12, 100 favorite sons, 254 uncommitted, according to AP survey of first-ballot commitments and pledges.
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Barry Goldwater
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Richard M. Nixon
Lehigh Names 157-Pound Runnerup Harley Ferguson as Captain
Levi Lehigh University selects Harley Ferguson from Richmond Kentucky as captain of the matmen for the next season after finishing as runnerup in the Eastern Intercollegiate Association 157 pound class.
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Lehigh University
Richmond
Traffic Signals Installed On 9th Street At Vermont Kentucky Tennessee
Lawrence City Street Department workers completed pole and mast arm installation for new traffic signals on 9th Street at Vermont Kentucky and Tennessee. Completion may take about two more weeks per City Engineer George Williams.
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Quality Teaching Topic for Lawrence PTA Meeting
The Curriculum Committee of the Lawrence PTA Council will discuss high quality in teaching at 7 30 p m Thursday at Lawrence High School. Speakers include Margaret McReynolds Geneva Mendenhall and Mildred Brown.
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Lawrence High School
Margaret McReynolds
Lawrence High
Geneva Mendenhall
Central Junior High
Mildred Brown
Cordley School
Martial Law Declared as Seoul Braces for Unrest
About 20 000 students and citizens clashed with police in Seoul and cities across South Korea demanding President Park resign. Park’s regime declared martial law after a National Security Council meeting. US officials attended and helicopters carried leaders to a high level conference as street fighting continued.
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Howze
Lo Suk-chan
License switch seen possible in Kansas healing arts
An opinion by Attorney General Ferguson suggests the Kansas Healing Arts Board can grant licenses to otherwise qualified applicants who hold a basic science certificate from another state, provided the other state's requirements meet or exceed Kansas standards. Ferguson notes a later act controls over earlier conflicting provisions.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Kansas
Ferguson
State Board of Healing Arts
Healing Arts Board
Lawrence City Commission Upholds and Rejects Planning Deals
The Lawrence city commissioners upheld a Planning Commission denial of rezoning from B to D for two lots near 9th and Yale and reversed a PMC grant from A to C at 9th and Highland. They kept the denial as a buffer decision, opened a potential B zoning path, and noted opposition by area residents to the Gorrills’ requests. They also approved street resurfacing plans, set June 16 for bid dates, approved paving on 12th Street and Minnesota, acknowledged the Human Relations Commission minutes, and asked the mayor to define KU group All Student Community Services.
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Yale
Highland Drive
Iowa
Robert
Thomas Gorrill
Byron Springer
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Haskell
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West 2Nd Street
Human Relations Commission
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Ringo Starr Collapses During Photo Session
Ringo Starr of the Beatles collapsed to his knees during a photo session in a suburban Richmond studio. A doctor diagnosed laryngitis and acute tonsillitis, and a spokesman said he would miss the European tour starting Thursday.
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First of Quads Born In New York City Dies Today
The first born of the Peloro quadruplets, a 2 pound 13 ounce boy, died at Long Island Jewish Hospital. His three sisters remain in incubators in the premature babies ward and are reported to be in good condition. The quads were born Tuesday to Salvatore and Maria Peloro of Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Girl Quadruplets Born To Collective Farmer
Tass reports the birth of girl quadruplets to Sofia Karpets a collective farmer from Leshnev near the Polish border. Galina Semina the district hospital gynecologist says the babies are healthy weighing 3 to 4.3 pounds each.
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Galina Semina
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Jacobs nets Utah Open title after Denver Open haul
Pro golfer Tommy Jacobs won 201 dollars at the 1963 Denver Open and then captured 6,400 dollars by winning the Utah Open. His 0.67 in the Utah pro-amateur event earned him 255 dollars.
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LBJ Surprise Guest At Stevenson Dinner
President Johnson appeared unannounced at a dinner honoring Adlai E Stevenson, U N ambassador and former presidential candidate, at a Washington hotel. A bomb threat cleared the lobby moments before the event, not linked to Johnson's arrival.
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Care Needed To Help In Boat Safety
Safety experts urge boaters to follow simple precautions to prevent drownings and injuries this season. Don’t overload craft, provide life jackets, avoid standing in small boats, and watch for other boats and swimmers. Read pamphlets from marine operators or stores, and practice safe boating to reduce accidents. Fishing hazards include hooks. seek medical help to remove deeply embedded hooks and cover unused hooks with a cork to prevent snagging.
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Hayrack Ride Tragedy Strikes Liberty Community
A hayrack ride sponsored by Liberty Baptist Church turned deadly when a car rear collided with a trailer carrying 14 youngsters on the Independence Liberty road. Linda Allen, 15, was killed. three adults and two other youths, including Linda’s brother Gary, 14, were injured. driver Terry Evans, 17, is identified.
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Kinley Allen
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Liberty Baptist Church
Independence-Liberty Road
Liberty
Terry Evans
Electron dollar may replace paper currency soon
Joseph W. Halina of ITT in Paramus New Jersey told the Kansas Bank Management Clinic crowd that an automated system could render the dollar obsolete. He described a pre punched card invoice and payment authorization and outlined a network of data centers and banks to process transactions. He said banking is in its third revolution, moving toward economic balance through credit.
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Morgans and Cookes
Senate Civil Rights Debate Shifts Tactics
In Washington the Senate civil rights debate shifts as Southerners ready votes on amendments while backers handle speaking duties. Leaders say cloture vote next Tuesday will decide, aiming for passage by the third week in June. President Johnson expresses confidence the bill will pass.
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Senate
Johnson
Wescoe to Deliver Honorary Commencement Address in Topeka
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe will speak at Highland Park High School’s commencement tonight in Washburn University stadium. The ceremony is set for Topeka with Wescoe delivering remarks to graduates and attendees.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Highland Park High School
Topeka
Washburn University Stadium
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