Suspected Slayer In N Y May Be Boston Strangler
Boston police name Charles Terry a suspect in a New York slaying and link him to Boston strangulations. The 33 year old ex convict is held on homicide charges in the murder of Zenovia Clegg in a Times Square hotel. An electronic image maker aided the arrest and investigators search for a pattern across cases.
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Police trace suspect via electronic photo in Greenwich Village
An electronic photograph of a suspect shown on a screen led police to a Greenwich Village tavern after matchbooks in Mrs. Clege's room bore the restaurant name. Detective Peter F. Smith devised the instrument used to produce the image.
Local SBA Visits Set To Help Lawrence Businesses
The Small Business Administration will hold monthly visits in Lawrence every first Friday from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m starting July 5 with William Turner as the local SBA rep The program offers counseling on SBA loans to development companies government contracts new product development and technical and managerial assistance C J Moyer heads the regional SBA office in Kansas City and says the visits will continue while local interest persists.
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Burglary at Huddle Tavern Reports $850 Missing
Police say $850 was taken from a locked cabinet at the Huddle Tavern located at 804 Vt. St. after back door was forced in during the early morning hours. The break in was discovered when the tavern reopened after 8 a.m. A separate burglary at Vitt's Liquor Store on 312 N 3rd also reported, with two pints of bourbon stolen.
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Navy says carrier vulnerability discussed amid Soviet flights
Navy officials contend carrier operations remain viable amid occasional Soviet and U S flights that probe detection ranges and reaction times. They argue carriers are less vulnerable than fixed bases, noting ballistic missiles cannot be precisely aimed at a moving ship.
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Sheech
Buddhist Monks Challenge Diem Regime In Hue Uprising
The Buddhist movement in South Viet Nam grows from a May 8 festival protest into a political force. Monks demand flying their flag, equal church status, and safety for followers, while U S officials fear a government collapse could trigger Viet Cong chaos.
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U S Base on Mars May Resemble Adobe Village
Denver AP reports Percy H. Bliss of Rand Corp described a first U.S. Mars base as an adobe village built from local Martian materials. He noted rocks water via atmosphere condensation and soil minerals like limonite calcium carbonate and sulphur could supply cement.
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Fire Department Responds to Three Thursday Alarms
Lawrence fire crews answered three calls Thursday afternoon all minor with no loss. Two fires stemmed from welding including a bird nest ignition at Hotel Eldridge and insulation burning at Watson Library Kansas University. A trash trailer fire on 1400 block Massachusetts Street scorched paint but caused no damage.
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Timetable Set By Integrationists For Los Angeles
Negro and white civil rights leaders in Los Angeles form top level committees after a six hour conference on racial harmony and pledge to turn the city into a model for national integration with preliminary action promised within 10 days. Leaders caution that inaction could lead to demonstrations similar to Birmingham. Reverend H. H. Brookins notes hope for action before masses act.
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Former Pastor H. H. Brookins Led Local Church Renovation
Former St. Luke A.M.E. Church pastor at 9th and N. Y. Streets, H. H. Brookins, spoke at the Los Angeles conference on racial harmony. He led the church renovation during his tenure from fall 1952 to fall 1954 and has been on the West Coast about four years.
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White to Head Melbourne Consul General Post
Lincoln White, longtime State Department spokesman and public information official, is named consul general in Melbourne Australia. The 57 year old will leave his role after a long career rising from assistant director of the office of news in 1953 to chief spokesman and acting director by 1955. His replacement is expected to be Richard S. Phillips, 52.
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Lawrence summer music program enrollment nears five hundred
Enrollment for the Lawrence summer music program grows to 500 pupils with classes at Lawrence High School. Teachers include R Wayne Nelson Charles Kassinger Don Beene and Sheila Brown. A concert featuring the advanced band and orchestras is planned for Friday July 19. Details to come.
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Integrationists Demand Strong Fair Housing and School Integration
Integrationists press for state legislative enactment of strong fair housing laws before June 21. If not, city and county measures are sought in July to achieve similar aims. They also call redrawing school district lines before September to significantly integrate enrollment and establish grievance procedures to independent citizen review boards by January 1964. They seek elimination of discrimination in industry and labor and stronger fair employment laws and contracts.
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Task Force Is On Alabama Campus
A highway patrol task force has moved onto the University of Alabama campus to prepare for desegregation. Vivian Malone and James Hood are set to enroll next week, despite threats of violence from Governor Wallace. State troopers will seal the campus and restrict access as registration begins.
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Governor's Ball Tonight At Boys State KU
The 27th American Legion Boys State session at KU nears end as 768 high school seniors and about 500 girls attend a para governor's ball in Lewis Hall from 8 30 to 11 30 p m. U S Rep Robert Ellsworth spoke to staters this afternoon and Gov Tom Rader of Greensburg met with Gov John Anderson for a half day. Final assembly Saturday at 9 a m decides Boys Nation delegates and farewell remarks.
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Rockefeller Wins Backing From Dewey at GOP Dinner
New York AP Nelson Rockefeller receives strong political and personal support from former Gov Thomas Dewey who calls Rockefeller the logical nominee to oppose Kennedy. Dewey spoke at the state GOP $100 a plate dinner as 2,700 Republicans welcomed the Rockefellers home from their honeymoon.
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County Lake Officials Brace for Water Drop Risk
The three member county commission says water loss at Lone Star Lake is not alarming though levels fell 27 inches since October with half normal rainfall and little runoff. The lake holds about 196 acres when full. The WPA project was finished by county funds after the initial halt and cabin lots were sold to finish the lake. The Lone Star Lake Association warns a potential crisis in 30 days while commissioners plan no action beyond installing tower plates.
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Ousdahl
Walter Kampschroeder
Kampschroeder
Lone Star Lake Association
Chapel Music from our Reuter Pipe Organ
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises organ music from the Reuter pipe organ with contact VI 3 5111 for arrangements and scheduling.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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