Kim Chong-pil resigns as Korea party chairman amid student protests
President Park accepted the resignation of Kim Chong-pil 37, former head of the secret police and key plotter in the 1961 coup. Park ordered colleges closed until July 4 affecting 125 000 students as martial law persists. Demonstrations spread to Pusan Taegu and other cities with tear gas and hunger strikes marking the crisis.
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Seoul
Korea
Kim Chong-pil
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Park
Kim
Japan
Pusan
Donga University
Kimchon
Chongju
Kwangju
Taegu
Law
Old Allies Observe D-Day Anniversary
Old Allies observe the 20th anniversary of D-Day with ceremonies across the invasion area. Veterans from the United States Britain Canada and France gather at Omaha Beach while officials lead visits and re enactments including John Lee and Robert Murphy parachuting near St Mere Eglise.
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Omaha Beach
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Britain
Mont Valerian
Paris
John Lee
Robert Murphy
St. Mere-Eglise
Lee
Worcester
Mass
Murphy
Westwood
Rain totals rise with 1.13 inches over two days
Rainfall across Lawrence and surrounding areas adds up to 1.13 inches over two days after Thursday afternoon and overnight showers. Highest amounts clustered near Lawrence and nearby Jefferson County with notable readings at Valley Falls and Worden.
Accord Near For Violent Michigan Strike
Mediation director in Lansing voiced optimism for a weekend settlement in the Essex Wire Corp. strike at Hillsdale that prompted National Guard amid 180 workers. The parties met 10 hours, aiming to finish bargaining on major issues with a 3 pm session scheduled. Governor Romney faced criticism from union leaders over production restoral and use of guard, while curfew remained in effect in Hillsdale County.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Essex Wire Corp
National Guard
Hillsdale
Malcolm R. Lovell Jr
State Labor Mediation Board
Lovell
George W. Romney
Romney
Essex
International Union of Electrical Workers
Teamsters Union
Washington
James B. Carey
IUE National
National Labor Relations Board
AFL Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Unemployment Falls to 5.1 Percent in May
The Labor Department reports May unemployment at 5.1 percent the lowest in over four years. Civilian employment hits a record 71.1 million while total unemployment falls 300000 from April. Most gains come from people seeking full time work per a bureau spokesman.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Harold Goldstein
Two Republicans Won't Contest Goldwater Nomination
Richard Nixon and Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton announce they will not join any stop Goldwater movement. Nixon warns such a move would split the party. Scranton says he will not participate in efforts to block Goldwater after California.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Arizona
Nixon
Long Island
Harrisburg
Scranton
California
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Cleveland
Paul Fanin
Associated Press
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Suffolk County
Huntington Station
Garden City
Steven B. Derounian
Rn.y
New Hampshire
Oregon
Boys State delegates fail to arrange LBJ talk at KU
Kansas University hosts 1964 Boys State session with eight candidates for government in action in Washington. Delegates and guests attend Governor Ridgway's Ball at KU residence halls after sessions with FBI official James McGovern and remarks urging uncommon effort in public service.
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Boys State
Kansas University
Lyndon B. Johnson
Steve Ridgway
Schulz
White House
George Reedy
Johnson
Boys
Iran
Boys Nation
Washington, D.C
Ridgway
Bill Corporan
Kansas City
John Bergholt
Leawood
Alan Costley
Shawnee Mission
Keith Waggoner
Beloit
David Garcia
Wichita
Tom Mitchell
Augusta
Lynn Butler
American Legion Department
Eugene Hiatt
Topeka
William Haney
J. Gib Mantey
Mound City
Harold Lawrence
Gardner
Leon Harris
Ray
Great Bend
Fred Wallis
Salina
Lewis Hall
Hashinger Hall
Templin Hall
John Glover
Larned
American Legion and University Extension
Gregg Barker
James L. McGovern
FBI
Kansas
Stock Market Close Rises 0.9 Percent on New York Index
The closing average of 60 stocks on the New York exchange rose to 301.6, up 0.9. Investors reacted to market signals as blue chip shares led gains and several sectors shifted higher.
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Stock Market Index
New York
England Driving Left Poses Trial for American Visitor
A correspondent details the challenges of driving in England for an American, noting left side traffic, right-hand steering, unfamiliar gear shifts, and narrow lanes. Describes two-lane roads, heavy traffic near London, and the lack of top speed limits outside villages, with sparse viewpoints and minimal stopping options.
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America
Chagford
Devon
England
Lawrence
London
Massachusetts Street
Mars
Morning crash injures three at Sixth Street Country Club Terrace
Two hospitalized and a third hurt in a fiery car truck collision at Sixth Street and Country Club Terrace. Gary Gebhart 27 and Karen Duval 18 admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with head injuries burns. Samuel Shipstead 20 treated and released for lip knee chest injuries and lost teeth. Fleming Truck driver William Barger aided fire scene. Road wet but no rain.
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6Th Street
Country Club
Terr
Gary L. Gebhart
Topeka
Karen June Duval
Route 4
Tecumseh
LMH
Samuel Shipstead
Carrol Crossfield
Centennial Park
Vernon Harrell
Sixth Street Country Club Terrace
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gebhart
Lawrence
Shipstead
Sixth Street
U.S. 40
Fleming Company
William Barger
Sixth
Iowa Sts
Bert Burnam
Route 1
Kennedy to Speak at Kansas City Luncheon on Library
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy will address about 75 business leaders in Kansas City next week on plans for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. The $10 million Boston project will be funded by public contributions as a memorial to President Kennedy.
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Kansas City
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kansas
Missouri
Boston
Building Pace Soars in Lawrence May 1964 Permits
Lawrence issued building permits worth 819,188 in May 1964, the second highest May total on record as the five month cumulative value reached 3,231,040. New apartments headed the list with two permits for 56 units. 15 new homes were started, and one new business permit for a Phillips 66 service station was issued. The year to date totals show 63 new homes and 268 apartment units, with a total living unit count of 351.
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Lawrence
Louis Stone
Bruce Yeakel
Ousdahl
Russell Jones
Murphy
Church of Christ
W. 25Th St
Simpson and Sons, Inc
Lawrence Construction Co
Phillips 66
19Th and
Mass, Sts
Judy Garland Fully Recovered From Pleurisy Says Doctor
AP reports Judy Garland has fully recovered from pleurisy per her physician Dr. Lee Siegel. The item notes a brief mention of a lawnguy being at Ray Stoneback's.
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Hong Kong
Judy Garland
Lee Siegel
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with light variable to light southerly winds. Lows tonight in the mid 50s and highs Saturday in the mid 70s. Temperature readings show a year ago high 77 low 60 with 0.44 inch rainfall since 1 pm Thursday. Record high 98 in 1942 and 1957. record low 53 in 1946. Saturday sunrise 4:54 a.m., sunset 7:45 p.m.
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Lawrence
Town
Fred Flory
Lone Star Lake
Jefferson County
Worden
Walter Schwarz
Valley Falls
Here
Kansas
Gifts for Father and Graduates at Diebolt's
Diebolt's unveils a wide Father and graduate gift collection. Shop offers a broad selection of gift ideas and seasonal specials for celebrating milestones this year.
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Diebolt’s
Bcd
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Barry
Cornwell
Bobby Kennedy
K.C
Hixon Studio
Rumsey Funeral Home
O. F. Stinson
Jasu
Western Home
Arkansas
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W. Sth
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Pioneer
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Alabama
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Rose Hopper
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Murphy Drive
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