Outbursts Rock South Korea Amid Martial Law Threats
Antigovernment protests erupted in eight cities as President Park Chung Hee’s Cabinet threatened to extend martial law. In Inchon 1,000 students demanded Park's resignation while Kwangju saw the fiercest clashes. Across Chunchon Chongju Taejon Pusan Taegu Mokpo about 9,000 students joined protests signaling wider challenge to the regime.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Inchon
Park
Chunchon
Chongiju
Taejon
Pusan
U.S
Taegu
Mokpo
Syngman Rhee
Chongju
President Pleased By Goldwater Win
President Johnson shows signs of relief at Barry Goldwater's narrow California primary victory. Officials privately hint the White House would relish campaign against Goldwater, while Johnson praises rivals Lodge and Nixon. The piece notes observers see an autumn confrontation possible.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
California
Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New London
Conn
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
San Francisco
Lyndon Johnson
Pri
Goldwater Johnson clash sparks 1964 campaign projections
In California and beyond the Goldwater Johnson race looms as a high drama contest. Goldwater frames a clear choice as he battles for the GOP nomination while Johnson weighs TV debate plans and strong civil rights support. The fight could reshape Southern politics and national strategy.
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Johson
Goldwater
Johnson
California
Korea
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Rockefeller
United Nations
China
Senate
New Jet Burns But None Hurt
A new Lear Jet crashed and burned after takeoff from Wichita Municipal Airport. Two pilots James Kirkpatrick and Don Kuebler Jr. reported the accident and fled to a phone. the plane was a total loss as muddy fields hindered firefighting. William Lear founded Lear Jet Co. last year to market a twin jet executive aircraft around $500 000.
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Wichita
Lear Jet Corp
James Kirkpatrick
Don Kuebler Jr
Federal Aviation Agency
Kansas City
FAA
William Lear
Lear Jet Co
Classified Ads Bring Fun and Dividends to Readership
A lighthearted note touts the entertainment and potential profit of reading classified advertisements, suggesting readers enjoy the listings while spotting value and opportunities.
Stock Market Index Falls on Closing Day
New York stocks end trading with the Dow Jones averages dipping as 60 issues finish at 300.7, down 3.3 points. Major declines affect several sectors, with investors cautious amid mixed corporate signals.
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New York
Frank McDonald Honored At Douglas County Dinner
More than 175 people attended an appreciation dinner Wednesday at the 4-H Fairgrounds for Frank McDonald, longtime Douglas County Democratic Central Committee chairman who retired this year. The event, sponsored by the Douglas County Women's Club, featured a reception at the Hotel Eldridge. Attendees included national and state party figures such as Frank Theis, Jack Graves, Georgia Neese Gray, and state candidates Jules Kee, Harry Wiles, and Joe Henle.
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McDonald
Frank McDonald
Center
Douglas County
Democratic Central Committee
Fairgrounds
Frank Theis
Myrta Budke
Central Committee
Virginia Docking
George Docking
Kansas
Lawrence
Jack Graves
Journal-World
Women’s Club
Eldridge
Harvey Booth
Baldwin
Georgia Neese Gray
National Committee
Kansas City
Charles Sugar
Wyandotte
Clayton Dial
Joseph McDowell
Keith Martin
Howard Payne
Olathe
Henry Campbell
Leavenworth County
Miami County
Karl Brueck
Bob Domme
Topeka
Robert Brock
John Montgomery
Charles Rooney
Mike Barbara
Shawnee County
Montgomery
Jules Kee
Harry Wiles
Joe Henle
Fear as core of smoking says psychiatrist Chessick
Dr Richard Chessick, Chicago psychiatrist, argues in JAMA that fear underlies tobacco habituation. He describes smoking as an ego defense maintaining high alertness and cites compulsive increases in smoking and potential overeating as related responses. Chessick heads VA Research Hospital psychiatry and teaches at Northwestern.
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Chicago
Richard D. Cressick
Chessick
Current
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Sion
Veterans Administration Research Hospital
Department of Neurology and Psychiatry
Northwestern University Medical School
Mock Trial Scene Shines At Boys State Program
A mock murder trial sponsored by the Douglas County Bar Association highlighted the Boys State government in action program at Kansas University's Murphy Hall. Delegates from across Kansas participated as judges attorneys clerks reporters and officials with Steve Ridgway serving as 1964 Boys State governor.
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Douglas County Bar Association
American Legion and University Extension
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Frank Gray
Ralph King
Daniel Young
John Brand Jr
Byron Springer
Lucille Allison
Jessie Park
Eugene C. Riling
Rex Johnson
Douglas County
Robert Hughes
Gary Lee
Kermit Beal
Jack Sullivan
Boys State
Out
Kansas
Steve Ridgway
Robert W. Ridgway
Tenn. St
Lewis Hall
Hashinger Hall
Templin Hall
Harry Wright
Mexico City
Mexico
American Legion
Boys State General Assembly
Wright
Alan Seeger
Lawrence Couple Meets Marlene Dietrich in Moscow
The Lawrence couple Mayor emeritus and Mrs. Rusty Springer met actress Marlene Dietrich in the Hotel Ukraine lobby during a 21 day People-to-People tour. They toured eight countries, visiting England Belgium Sweden Russia Hungary Poland East Germany and West Germany.
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Hollywood
Rusty Springer
Marlene Dietrich
Europe
Russia
Miss Dietrich
Ukraine
Moscow
Lawrence
Springer
Springers
Kansas
Virginia
England
Belgium
Sweden
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
West Germany
Grave of Mademoiselle Believed Found in Armentieres
British 1914 veterans locate the grave of Marie Lecoq in Armentieres cemetery during a 50th anniversary World War I pilgrimage. They plan a monument in her honor and note she was a cafe bar maid who slapped an overfamiliar officer, Harry Carlton, later remembered for a song. Miss Lecoq died in 1945 and reportedly received a British pension as a contact agent.
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Lile
France
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Marie Lecoq
Gifts for Father and Graduates at Diebolt's Largest Selection
Diebolt's advertises a wide range of gifts for fathers and graduates. The notice highlights the store's extensive selection and invites shoppers to visit for gift ideas and options.
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Diebolt’s
Adv
Cuba overflight hoax debunked by four agencies
The Pentagon told a House Committee that a reported May 25 anti-Castro plane flight to Cuba never occurred. Investigators found the tale a publicity stunt. Frank Fiorini signed a statement denying any phantom raid and radar violations.
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Washington
Pentagon
House Committee Today
Cuba
Defense Department
Frank Fiorini
International
U.S
Selection policy for city manager not established
Harold Horn will resign as city manager Aug 1 to take an associate director post in Chicago. No definite replacement procedure exists though a manual from the City Managers Association may guide interviews and candidate criteria. The five city commissioners will choose, with a possible briefing of the new manager before Horn leaves aiming to start salary negotiations based on experience.
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Harold Horn
Horn
International City Managers Association
Chicago
City Managers Group
City Commission
Jim Owens
Lawrence
City Managers Association
Manuel Ray Held After Bahamas Capture in Cuba Plot
Eight people were seized by the British destroyer Decoy in the Bahamas. Five Cubans and two American photographers faced magistrate court for illegal entry. Manuel Ray was identified as the eighth captive aboard the ship. Ray, 39, former Cuban reformist and junta head, had vowed to fight in Cuba by May 20. The other detainees include Andrew St George and Tom Dunkin, both New York photographers.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Ray
Fidel Castro
Florida
Andrew St. George
New York
Tom Dunkin
Rainfall totals bring relief to Lawrence area crops
Rainfall across Lawrence measured 0.69 inch by afternoon with a June total of 0.71 inch and a 1964 cumulative 13.63 inches. Showers continued. the Weather Bureau forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and possible showers tonight, with a high in the mid 70s Friday. County Extension Agent Deal Six called the rain wonderful for crops though some alfalfa and wheat damage occurred. harvest of wheat expected in about three weeks depending on weather. The Wednesday high hit 80 degrees downtown, 79 at the KU station, with a 57-degree overnight low.
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Lawrence
U. S
Topeka
Deal Six
Six
Kansas University
Father Arrested For Sons Drug Addiction Case
In Nashville Tennessee police charged James B Yeorgin with manufacturing narcotics and contributing to the delinquency of his two sons ages 14 and 15. He was held on a $2500 bond as the boys were detained at Juvenile Court.
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Nashville, Tenn
James B. Yeorgin
Yeorgin
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas with Rain Likely
Mostly cloudy tonight with showers or thunderstorms possible. Friday turns partly cloudy with northwesterly moderate winds. Low around 60 tonight, high in the mid 70s Friday. Rainfall measured .69 inches today with record highs and lows noted for today in history.
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Kansas
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