Security Group In the Pacific Gets Its Start
Neutralist Indonesia joined with Malaya and the Philippines to form a loose confederation aimed at preserving peace in the South Pacific. The three foreign ministers asked UN Secretary General U Thant to assess whether peoples in territories slated to join Malaysia truly want to join. They pledged to respect Philippine claims to British North Borneo. Delegates urged a summit among Sukarno, Tunku Abdul Rahman, and Diosdado Macapagal by end of July to resolve the Malaysia federation dispute.
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Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
South Pacific
China
U Thant
United Nations
Federation of
Malaysia
British North Borneo
Union of Malaya
Singapore
North Borneo
Southeast Asia
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Probe Ordered Into Nations Case in Kansas
U S District Judge Arthur J. Stanley Jr. urged a federal grand jury in Kansas City to probe possible corruption linked to testimony in the Mack Nations trial in Wichita. Nations was acquitted May 23 of evading part of 1955 income tax while serving as executive secretary to former Gov. Fred Hall.
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Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Mack Nations
Wichita
Nations
Fred Hall
Stanley
Newell George
Kansas
Youth motorbike crash leaves Hadl in good condition
Fred Hadl, 17, of 929 Ward Street, was listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a motorbike accident on Lakeview road near the Hallmark plant. He sustained cuts to the head, face, arms and one side of his body requiring over 40 stitches.
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Fred Hadl
Loren Hadl
Ward St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lakeview Road
Hallmark
Hadl
Greek premier resigns over royal visit dispute
Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis quits after a bitter feud with the royal family over King Paul and Queen Frederika planning a visit to Britain. The resignation came after a palace meeting and leaves questions about new elections or a new government.
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Athens
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
Britain
Paul
Frederika
Royal
Bullets Hit Police Cars in Danville Racial Clash
In Danville Virginia early today bullets struck two police cars during a tense racial confrontation following demonstrations by Negro residents. Four officers were uninjured. two hospitalized and 45 others treated. Governor Harrison ordered tight police surveillance as 74 people were arrested.
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Danville
Wreck at Eighth and Louisiana injures driver
A crash at the 8th and Louisiana streets intersection caused $775 in damage. Raymond L. Anderson, 41, of 801 Indiana, suffered bruises to his leg head and ribs but did not require hospitalization. The pickup driven by Anderson and a car driven by Stanley N. Hubbard, 17, of Route 3, collided with Hubbard traveling south on Louisiana Street and Anderson west on Eighth Street.
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8Th and
la. Sts
Raymond L. Anderson
Ind
Anderson
Stanley N. Hubbard
Route 3
Hubbard
Louisiana Street
Eighth Street
Anderson Names Mitchell to KCC Rankin Appointed
Gov. John Anderson named William L. Mitchell of Hutchinson to the Kansas Corporation Commission to replace Richard C. Byrd who resigns effective July. The post pays 12000 a year. Mitchell was House Speaker in 1960 61 and recently influenced oil and gas industry legislation. Also named were four year terms for state savings and loan commissioner and appointments to the Civil War Centennial Commission and the Registration and Examining Board for architects.
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Topeka
John Anderson
House
William L. Mitchell
Hutchinson
Kansas Corporation Commission
Mitchell
Richard C. Byrd
Anderson
Byrd
Commission
Alvin Grauerholz
Coffeyville
Harry Wiles
George Docking
Michigan Law School
W. L. Hamilton
State Savings and Loan
Frank Haucke
Council Grove
Alan W. Farley
Kansas City
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Charles C. Rankin
Lawrence
Howard T. Blanchard
Garden City
Heil Pettit
Wichita
State Registration and Examining Board For
Architects
Blue Cross Extends Hospitalization Benefits to Kansas Rehab Centers
Blue Cross announced extended hospitalization coverage for rehabilitation patients at three Kansas centers. The St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Wichita, University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, and Hadley Memorial Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Hays now offer four required treatment areas physical medicine social services psychiatric or psychological services and speech therapy. Patients admitted after June 1 will receive basic Blue Cross benefits.
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Topeka
Blue Cross
Kansas
St. Joseph Hospital
Wichita
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Hadley Memorial Hospital
Hays
Kan
Sam Barham
Barham
Brown to Inspect Lone Star Tower
Fred Brown, veteran engineer for the Bowersock Mills, will inspect the valve tower at Lone Star Lake Wednesday afternoon at the request of county commissioners. Commissioner Walter Kamp Schroeder said Brown would assess the 60 foot tower and advise on repairs. The Lone Star Lake Association warns water leaks at thousands of gallons daily and may push the lake toward a crisis within 30 days. An emergency meeting is planned for Thursday night at the lake. The leak appears to be at the bottom of the tower where the valve cannot be fully closed. It was damaged about ten years ago when an unauthorized person attempted to open it.
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Fred Brown
Bowersock Mills
Lone Star Lake
Walter Kampschroeder
Brown
Lone Star Lake Association
Kansas and Missouri Seek $64 Million for Water Projects
A Kansas and Missouri delegation asked a Senate Appropriations subcommittee to approve 64.33 million dollars for water projects in their states starting July 1. The group, backed by four U.S. senators, renewed Monday’s requests and awaited further review on nonbudgeted funds and Army Engineers engineering capabilities. Senator Ellender indicated budgeted amounts would be handled, praised Kansas flood control and storage efforts, and the senators from Missouri and Kansas testified in support.
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Washington
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Senate
House
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Army Engineers
Ellender
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Edward V. Long
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
James B. Pearson
Harsh testifies denies guilt in Busby murder case
Lloyd Lee Harsh took the stand in CLATHE Kansas murder trial and says he did not shoot 17 year old Donna Dee Busby. He claims a struggle over a shotgun with Thomas Thorp led to Thorp’s death and that he shot Thorp in self defense.
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Kan
Lloyd Lee Harsh
Donna Dee Busby
Harsh
Miss Busby
Thomas Thorp
Thorp
Donna Busby
Hugh H. Kreamer
Tom Thorp
Kennedy Proclamation Demands Desegregation at Alabama Campus
Gov. George Wallace defied a federal desegregation order as Wallace and aides confronted federal officials at the campus auditorium. President Kennedy’s proclamation and a reading of a cease and desist order aimed to halt domestic violence and force desegregation amid Hood and Malone protests.
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Wallace
U.S
Kennedy
Vivian Malone
James A. Hood
Nicholas Katzenbach
Alabama
T. John F. Kennedy
United States of America
Jimmy Hood
Jimmy
Kansas State enrollments near 3 000 record
Kansas State University reported 2 640 summer registrations, 340 more than last year, with final enrollment expected to surpass 3 000. Dr E M Gerritz, dean of admissions and records, called the summer total a record.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
E. M. Gerritz
Seven Eastern Kansas students win Ahrens scholarships
Ahrens scholarships for entering Kansas University freshmen have been awarded to seven Miami County area students for 1963 64. The $250 awards by the Ahrens family of Paola are restricted to freshmen in engineering or related sciences and to residents of Miami or surrounding counties. Recipients are James Willard Baldwin and Richard Dean Snider of Ottawa, Gene Arthur Dorsey of Gardner, Terry Wayne Heidner of Pomona, James Brian Kearney of Olathe, Gary Dean Starrett of Spring Hill, and James Warren Van Kirk of Louisburg.
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Ahrens
Paola
Miami
James Willard Baldwin
Richard Dean Snider
Ottawa
Gene Arthur Dorsey
Gardner
Terry Wayne Heidner
Pomona
James Brian Kearney
Olathe
Gary Dean Starrett
Spring Hill
James Warren van Kirk
Louisburg
Three Navy fliers missing after sea crash near Cape Henry
Three Norfolk based naval fliers are missing and presumed dead after a tracker plane crash at sea. A fourth crew member was rescued by helicopter after the antisubmarine warfare plane went down about 380 miles east southeast of Cape Henry at 9 a.m. Monday.
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Norfolk, Va
Cape Henry
Flaming Truck Tragedy Near Marshalltown
Aloysius Leonard Hueberger, about 40, of Westphalia Kansas, was killed when his truck carrying 800 bushels of corn left the road near Marshalltown Iowa and overturned before bursting into flames on a rural highway.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Aloysius Leonard Hueberger
Westphalia
Kan
Here
Local shop to close after 25 years on Massachusetts Street
The owner announced the store would liquidate current stock and close by next spring due to parking issues. After 25 years in business, he called it a hard decision and noted parking was a major factor in the move.
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Massachusetts
Reed to Study at Mayo Clinic Fellowship in Internal Medicine
Dr. Ralph Reed longtime Lawrence Planning Commissioner and Kansas State Board of Health president will leave June 27 with his family for a about three year fellowship in internal medicine at the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota He plans to return to Lawrence to resume his medical practice after completing the Mayo study Reed 35 has practiced in Lawrence since 1956 and his wife Ann and two daughters live at 724 Ind St His departure leaves the Planning Commission without a successor until Gov John Anderson names a replacement for the Board of Health schedule includes attending the June 19 Commission meeting prior to departure.
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Ralph Reed
Lawrence Planning Commission
Kansas State Board of Health
Lawrence
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Reed
Ann
Mary
Nan
Ind. St
Planning Commission
Commission
Minnesota
John Anderson
State Board of Health
Settlement of 67300 Approved for Youngster Burned by Power Line
In Shawnee County District Court Judge Marion Beatty approved a 67300 settlement for Donn Foster 16 who burned severely on high voltage lines in a North Topeka elm tree. The payout from Kansas Power and Light Co. covers 60000 for personal injuries and 7300 for medical expenses.
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Shawnee County
Donn Foster
North Topeka
Marion Beatty
Jack E. Foster
N. Quincy
Kansas Power and Light Co
Herbert A. Marshall
W. Gordon
Beatty
Journal-World Subscription Ad for Summer Address
An advertisement urges readers to get the Journal-World at their summer address and provides a contact phone number VI 3-1000 for subscription changes or new orders.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Veterans Club Sees Growth at Regular Meeting
The National Campers and Hikers Club in Lawrence holds a regular meeting at 7 30 p m in the Community Building open to all enthusiasts. The Jayhawk Campers Club reports 15 families and a 35 family target with memberships open until reached. In Topeka mayor Hal W Gerlach urges downtown property owners to fix parking issues, citing four decades of limited action. A power outage around 5 30 p m disrupts electrical service for several homes along 9th and Iowa to West Sixth Street for about 30 minutes due to a line fuse failure. Twin brothers Ronnie and Donnie Dan Lee, sons of Mr and Mrs William Lee, have completed basic Army training and begin advanced training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri and Ft Jordan Georgia. they enlisted March 5 this year.
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National Campers and Hikers Club
Jayhawk Campers Club
Topeka
Hal W. Gerlach
9Th
Iowa Sts
West Sixth Street
Kansas Power and Light Co
Austin Stedham
Ronnie
Donnie Dan Lee
William Lee
1817 Brooks
Ft. Leonard Wood
Donnie Dan
Ft. Jordan
Leesons
Wife of Local Minister Dies at the Age of 38
Mrs. Reba Brown, 38, of 1410 W 19th St Terr, wife of Rev. Roy Brown pastor of the First Southern Baptist Church, died Monday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a recent illness. Survived by husband, four daughters Royann Carolyn Sue Debra Lynn Nancy Marie, and two brothers Darrell Cowan and Fred Cowan. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Thursday at First Southern Baptist, graveside service 1:30 p.m. Friday at Kolt Cemetery near Oklahoma City. Rumsey Funeral Home in charge.
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Reba Brown
19Th St
Terr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Roy Brown
First Southern Baptist Church
Royann
Carolyn Sue
Debra Lynn
Nancy Marie
Darrell Cowan
Port Arthur
Tex
Fred Cowan
Las Vegas
Nev
Rev. Brown
First Southern Baptist
Naismith Dr. Grave
Kolt Cemetery
Oklahoma City
Rumsey Funeral Home
Card of Thanks from the Walter Wilsons
Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson thank relatives and friends for cards prayers and calls Also thanks to those who visited the hospital and to nurses on the 3rd floor and Drs Joseph and Godwin for their care May the Lord greatly bless you all.
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Walter Wilson
Joseph and
Godwin
Walter
Walter Wilsons
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