Nasser resigns as Egypt's president naming Moheiddin as successor
Beir ut reports Gamal Abdel Nasser announces he will give up all official posts and names Vice President Zakaria Moheiddin as Egypt's next president. He cites a grave setback from the war and urges courage and unity while blaming Israel's air support by the United States and Britain. Moheiddin, 52, is a former army intelligence chief who helped modernize the service.
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Death Toll Rises From Liberty Attack Amid Israeli Blame
The U S Navy counts 31 dead and 75 wounded aboard the torpedoed Liberty, with 22 missing believed dead. The ship was struck by an Israeli torpedo 15 miles north of the Sinai, while en route for repairs. The White House protests continued as Israel conveyed condolences.
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UN Demands Immediate End To New Firing
The United Nations Security Council urged an immediate halt to hostilities between Israel and Syria and Syria agreed to comply Ambassador Tomeh announced Damascus would follow the cease fire while Israel and Syria blamed each other for the flare up. The council asked Secretary General U Thant to report back within two hours on efforts to implement the cease fire. The U.N. warned of continued fighting as Damascus reported heavy aerial bombardment and fighting along the Sea of Galilee region.
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House Fights Guard Policy and War Updates
The article reports Israeli attacks on Egyptian positions west of the canal and Syrian fronts with claims of air sorties. It notes cease fire tensions, Iraqi and Jordanian fronts observing the truce, and evacuations of civilians from Egypt. It also covers U S and Britain accused of aiding Israel and a House panel delaying National Guard realignments.
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Kansas University Junior High Music Camp enrolls 379
Total enrollment at KU Junior High Music Camp reaches 379 with 205 Kansas students including 41 from the local area. Participants come from Missouri Colorado Oklahoma Iowa and a few from Montana Louisiana Mississippi Michigan. Camp runs through June 17 ahead of the 30th annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Mount Oread.
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Mount Oread
University Theatre
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
Iowa
Cream Pies Recalled Over Salmonella Contamination
The FDA announced a Missouri firm is recalling about one million coconut cream pies after inspectors found salmonella at the Moberly plant. The company voluntarily pulled the pies from distribution and notified authorities. Salmonella bacteria can cause intestinal and related illnesses.
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Tiny Rainfall Misses Lawrence Area As Storms Part
Thunderstorms rolled across northeast Kansas but largely bypassed Lawrence with only a trace at the Kansas University weather station. Some areas reported up to 1.5 inches, while the month totals near 3.23 inches and the year surpasses the 20 inch mark.
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Racial balance upheld by Massachusetts Supreme Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Court today ruled the 1965 racial balance law in public schools constitutional. The unanimous decision, authored by Chief Justice Raymond S. Wilkins, rejects Boston School Committee objections and allows continued efforts to maintain white and Negro student balance with possible state funds withholding for noncompliant communities.
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Boston School Committee
Rauymond S. Wilkins
State Board of Education
Girls State at KU Delivers Week of Civic Sessions
More than 400 Kansas high school seniors will arrive at Kansas University Sunday for Girls State a week long Amer ican Legion Auxiliary program Registration runs 1 to 4 30 p m in Joseph R Pearson Hall Official opening at 6 45 p m in Hoch Auditorium Girls Staters will attend caucuses at 8 p m Sunday Monday morning they hear three political science faculty discuss city and county government and party roles Primary elections are Tuesday with general elections Wednesday The Legislature sessions Thursday and Friday Speakers include Mrs Virginia Docking Gov Docking and Sen Glee Smith Events cover women in politics and government Gov Docking will participate in Thursday inaugural ceremonies Four Lawrence High seniors and one alternate were selected Susan Rae Culbertson Debbie Idhen Stinson Cath erine Mathilde Wooding Beverly Elaine Brown Cynthia Elizabeth Gallup alternate
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Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Joseph R. Pearson
Hoch
Girls
James Drury
Harold Richm
Marl Nehring
Docking
Sonderholm
Smith
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Six Local Boys Chosen for Legion Boys State Delegates
Six Lawrence high school delegates were selected for the American Legion Boys State at Kansas University. The group includes John Spearman, Joe Flannery, Thomas Alderson, Lowry Anderson, Louis Scott, and Bob Nitcher, all seniors from Lawrence High School. The Nationalist Party won key legislative posts while the Governor's Ball and outdoor dances highlighted closing days. Karen Rolf, last year’s Girls State Governor, will attend to begin Girls State prep.
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John Spearman
Joe Flannery
Thomas Alderson
Lowry Anderson
Louis Scott
Bob Nitcher
Karen Rolf
No Steps trterdag ard dev digs Riutoosey
Fragmentary OCR text references places and names with unclear meaning. The readable fragments mention Riutoosey and Mineral Eome with references to Ady and ded. No coherent event or outcome is discernible for a proper summary.
Space Rookie Honored By Fellow Astronauts At Services in Texas
Quanah Texas remembers Air Force Maj Edward G Givens Jr a rookie astronaut killed when his car left a road near Houston Manned Spacecraft Center Six astronauts who compose Apollo mission crews will serve as pallbearers at a funeral at First Baptist Church Givens 37 grew up in a ranching community and was the seventh U S spaceman to die in three years His parents Mr and Mrs G Givens of Quanah also lost their other son in a military plane crash at Corpus Christi
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Edward G. Givens Jr
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
U.S. Naval Academy
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Corpus Christi
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Weekend Thunder Chances
Cloudy warm and humid through Saturday with a chance of thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Tonight’s low expected in the upper 60s and Saturday’s high in the 80s. The fragment also mentions Jayhawk Bowling Supply and trophy references.
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