Med Center outlines 20 year expansion toward Missouri line
Dr C Arden Miller, dean, announced a multi million dollar land and building program at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. The plan aims to extend eastward to the Missouri state line over two decades with an immediate 10 year phase to acquire properties from Eaton Street to Cambridge Street.
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Health Board Discusses Wyandotte County Center Plans
Lawrence Douglas County Health Board reviewed the Wyandotte County Mental Health Center operation. Dr. Gary Lee announced resignation effective Sept 1 and a $100 donation from John and Carol Clifford was accepted pending designated use. The board set secretary Betty Smith’s salary at 200 dollars monthly for six months then 210.
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Harvey Booth
Booth
Ernest Pulliam
Ralph Wolfson
George Learned
Edna Boardman
City County Health
Dale Clinton
Gary Lee
Lee
John
Carol Clifford
Betty Smith
Mental Health Center
Four Millionth Car Due This Week In Detroit
The auto industry poised to build the 4,000,000th car of the year as 1964 models near July end. With 784,000 cars planned for this month and 581,000 for July, 1964 output could total 7,892,000, surpassing the 1963 record by 7.5 percent. May sales rose to 743,283, a May record, beating 715,295 from 1963.
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Detroit
U. S
Wallace Plans Fast Repeal of Civil Rights Bill
Alabama Governor George Wallace says if the civil rights bill passes it will be repealed in two to four years. He argues the law enforces a police state and harms private property and free enterprise. Wallace notes strong nationwide support reflected in mail from voters and plans to seek more states for pledged electors.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Willow Springs Water District Meets Friday
The Willow Springs Water District will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in the Willow Springs Township Hall. Kansas City engineers Shaad and Viets will present cost estimates for the new water supply district. Fifty two farmers have signed up for service.
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Willow Springs
Lyndon Johnson urges Radcliffe grads to pursue both love and work
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson told Radcliffe College graduates in Cambridge that their intelligence should not threaten femininity. She urged them to direct their own lives by balancing marriage and career and to contribute to unfinished America through teaching and helping the elderly.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Radcliffe
Harvard
James Thurber
Memorial Church
America
Beatles stay in Hong Kong hotel guarded by police
The Beatles spent the day in their hotel rooms while tailors fit 10 suits for the group. A crowd of about 3,000 greeted them at the airport and police escorted the band to their hotel due to fan frenzy.
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Hong Kong
Greek Forces Put On Invasion Alert
Greek armed forces were placed on alert amid fears of a Turkish invasion of Cyprus. A Greek government source said war could break out, while Iskenderun in Turkey showed no unusual activity. A Turkish note claimed any landing would aim to preserve the constitution, not partition Cyprus.
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Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Iskenderun
Army Club
Ankara
Johnson
Villa Fair opens to over one thousand visitors
The sneak preview opening at La Villa Fair drew over 1,000 attendees Sunday. Owner Jack Vincent announced the interior design center at 718-30 Conn. St. is open for business ahead of a planned grand opening this fall. The New Orleans style building received strong praise from visitors.
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Jack Vincent
Conn. St
New Orleans
Gout Myths Debunked By History and Health Facts
The article argues gout affects both sober and roistering individuals and challenges the link to alcohol. It notes Henry VIII Luther Calvin and Wesley as historical sufferers and explains gout as arthritis from uric acid overproduction, urging sufferers not to feel ashamed.
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Henry the Eighth
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Wesley
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