Wallace poised to shape 1968 race with bold bids
Former Alabama governor George Wallace shows a knack for winning votes in contested races and hints at a 1968 presidential bid. A Gallup poll suggests he could win 145 electoral votes if he runs as a third party, and he criticizes big government while predicting a people driven movement.
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Gallup
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Romney
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U.S
Wisconsin
Maryland
Lyndon Johnson
Republican Party
U. S
Pittsburgh
Ivory Towers
Texas
White House
Kremlin Summit Accuses U S of Colluding With Israel
The Kremlin convened a bloc leaders meeting to press a claim that the United States aided Israel against Arab states. It linked this with broader charges amid tensions over Middle East conflict.
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Kremlin
U.S
Israel
Moscow warns on Israel gains and possible Soviet action
The article reports Moscow demanding Israel pull back to the June 4 lines and warning the UN Security Council to take proper measures. It notes the Soviet Union threatens to support Arab states in resisting conquest but may back down as in past Security Council episodes.
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Israel
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Dr King outlines four point plan for Cleveland aid
Dr Martin Luther King Jr announces a four point program to help Cleveland Negroes. The plan includes tenant union organizing, Operation Breadbasket for fair jobs, block by block voter registration and education, and improved police community relations with more Black officers. King says economic withdrawal will be used if businesses fail to meet equitable hiring.
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Cleveland
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Kansas Teachers Begin 18th Kabie Study Tour
Forty Kansas teachers depart Emporia on the 18th annual Kabie Study Tour traveling roughly 2,000 miles in two weeks. The air conditioned bus will stop in 32 cities visiting 73 business industrial education and historical sites. The tour is sponsored by the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Kansas State Teachers Association and Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansas State Teachers College
Jets Bomb Hanoi Plant in Major U.S. Raid
U S jets from three aircraft carriers bombed an electric plant in Hanoi and targets on the outskirts. One plane was lost and a Navy pilot is missing. The raid, from the Constellation Bon Homme Richard and Enterprise, faced heavy ground fire from Hanoi defenses. The strikes came after a mortar attack on Pleiku.
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U.S
Hanoi
Constellation
Bon Homme Richard
Enterprise
Tron Triangle
North Vietnam
Pleiku
Woman Dies in Kansas Storm After 100 mph Winds
A severe Friday night storm in Concordia Kansas caused one death and several injuries. Mrs P S Fee Sr died in a local hospital after rushing for safety as winds over 100 mph struck the area. Her son Don Fee and others were treated for injuries and farm damage affected 15 farms near Asherville. Authorities requested Kansas National Guard aid to prevent looting and to protect damaged properties.
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P. S. Fee Sr
Here
Concordia
Don Fee
Will Moberly
Rice
Kan
Marilyn Blockinger
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James Barrett
Mitchell County
Beloit
Robert Docking
Kansas National Guard
Asherville
Barrett
Jericho Falls as Israeli Forces Sweep Through
Israeli motorized units chased Jordanian armor east of Jerusalem and swerved toward Jericho. Air strikes frightened residents as the city fell quickly with little resistance and refugees reacted at a nearby camp. Hebron was occupied with troops touring the holy sites including Abraham’s tomb and the mosque.
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Amman
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Hebron
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Solomon’s Temple
Johnsons TV Interests Accused of Undercutting Austin Market
Southwest Republic Corp. files FCC complaint claiming the Johnson family's stake in KTBC TV Texas Broadcasting and Capital Cable Co. seeks to dominate the Austin market. Trustees administer the holdings since 1963 to Johnson's presidency. Capital Cable seeks waiver easing local station protection rules.
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Johnson
Austin, Tex
Federal Communications Commission
Southwest Republic Corp
Khif-Tv
Southwest Republic
Ktbc-Tv
Austin
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Lady Bird Johnson
Texas Broadcasting
Lynda Bird
Luci
Capital Cable Co
Johnson Television
A.W. Moursand
J.W. Bullion
FCC
Judges Chosen For 23rd Lawrence Charity Horse Show
The 23rd annual Lawrence Charity Horse Show at the Douglas County Fairgrounds July 15 to 18 has three judges. Charles Porter Jr of Pontiac Illinois is the show horse and pony judge. Wayne Dunaton of Westmoreland Kansas is the Western horse judge. Anthony A. Rieke of Shawnee Mission Kansas will judge the Tennessee walking horses. Porter and his family are active with horses. Dunaton is known as the Marlboro Man and a breeder. Rieke raises his own stock and his family are avid walkers horse competitors.
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Lawrence
Riekes
Rieke
Weekend Traffic Accidents Report Two Collisions
At 1 43 p m Friday on W 21st Street and Ousdahl Road a crash between Marilyn F Norris 17 of 2008 Emerald Drive and Pamela K Pruette 20 of Topeka caused minor injuries to Shewmake and damages 175 for Shewmake 250 for Fellers. At 5 p m Friday at 7th and NY Street Jose C Romero 26 of 920 NY Street collided with Robert L Ellis 36 of St Louis Missouri Damages 565 to the car and 465 to the pickup.
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Fellers
W. 21St St
Ousdahl Rd
Marilyn F. Norris
Emerald Dr
Pamela K. Pruette
Topeka
Norris
Pfuetze
7Th
N.Y. St
Jose C. Romero
Robert L. Ellis
St. Louis
Two Thefts Reported In Separate Incidents
Police reported two thefts today. Richard Dwyer of 1000 Maine St. said a tire and wheel worth 20 dollars were stolen from his car parked outside his home Friday night. The Virginia Inn on West 6th Street reported a transistor radio valued at 89 dollars stolen from the restaurant basement sometime Monday or Tuesday night.
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Richard Dwyer
Maine St
Virginia Inn
West 6Th Street
U N Council Sees Urgent Session Over Middle East Hostilities
Reports from U N observers in Syria reached the council during a dawn meeting as the Soviet Union warned of a serious situation unless Israel halts what it calls aggression. The 15 nation body summoned an urgent session at 3 32 a m CDT after breaking relations with Israel.
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Israel
U.N
Syria
Middle East
Soviet Union
Council
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