Queen's seat at Ascot finds favor in royal enclosure
At Royal Ascot in Ascot England the author tests a new royal box chair near Windsor Castle. The 3.5 million stand expands to 8000 seats with glassed front and bamboo chairs. The queen may try the chair on June 20 and is connected to Duke of Norfolk through Jockey Club prestige.
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Ascot
England
Royal Ascot
London
Windsor Castle
Bernard Marma
Fitzalare Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Jockey Club
Royal Box
Cardinals Giants split doubleheader in five straight battles
In Washington, Kansas City Athletics fell 3-1 to the Senators as Washington took three straight for the first time this season. Causey misplayed three errors for the Senators while Mathews drove in the A’s lone run with a second inning single.
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St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Glenn Hobbie
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Curt Flood
Cardinal
Bill White
Flood
Willie McCovey
Bob Gibson
Duke Snider
Los Angeles
Redbird Ray Washburn
Don Drysdale
Washington
Kansas City Athletics
Senators
Wayne Causey
A’s
Nelson Mathews
Ted Snowsfield
Moe Drabowsky
Boros Faces Tough Defense of Buick Open and National Open
Julius Boros, 44, begins the Buick Open defense at Warwick Hills with a 69 in the pro am as he also targets the National Open title at Congressional next week. The first-time defending two majors in consecutive weeks marks a historic challenge for the reigning champion.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Warwick Hills Country Club
Congressional Country Club
Washington
D.C
PGA
Warwick
Buick
Billy Casper
Art Wall Jr
Mike Souchak
Billy Collins
Jackie Burke
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Pomona Reservoir Area Promoters Form Osage Lakes Association
Articles of incorporation approved for the Osage Lakes Association Inc to promote Osage area lakes development in business recreation and residential use. Russell Crites elected president Roy Rodgers Jr Lyndon vice president John Tincher Lyndon treasurer Phyllis Foster Ottawa secretary. Board includes 14 communities with a membership drive set for June 16.
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Ottawa
Kan
Pomona Reservoir
Pomona
Osage Lakes Association, Inc
Russell Crites
Roy Rodgers Jr
Lyndon
John Tincher
Phyllis Foster
M. J. Morris
Quenemo
Harold Lusk
Osage City
Bill Duesen
Osage Area
Reservoir
Atchison Builds Miracle City With Flood Protection Mall
After twin 1958 floods Atchison Kansas gains storm sewers and watershed dams to cut flood risk. The urban renewal project includes a $260000 downtown mall, 1100 parking spaces, and 25 flood dams costing 28 million with completion by 1965.
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Atchison, Kan
Kansas City
Atchison
Alfred J. Mangelsdorf
Midwest
Richard B. Morley
Mangelsdorf
Army Corps of Engineers
Soil Conservation Service
Robert Johnston
Urban Renewal Board
Ronald Ramsay
Commercial Street
Morley
Charles S. Brady
John H. Mize
Urban Renewal Agency
Cambodian Prince Sihanouk undergoes minor surgery
Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia underwent minor surgery in France and may need a second similar operation in three weeks, according to his doctor.
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Grasse
France
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
English political shift hints at change in Britain
The article discusses mounting desire for change in Britain as voters weigh Labour calls for nationalization and Conservative leadership. It compares leaders like Wilson and Heath and notes cyclical voting patterns, with polls suggesting a coming shift driven by public appetite for new direction.
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Plymouth
England
Wilson
Labor Party
Hoffas, Currans and Bridges
Hugh Gaitskill
Harold Wilson
United States
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Harold Macmillan
Sir Alec
Clement Attlee
Churchill
Viet Nam Red Activity Reaches Three Month Lull
In South Viet Nam the Viet Cong showed a three month low last week while Red casualties nearly doubled from the prior week. American military spokesmen reported increased casualties on both sides but Viet Cong attacks on government outposts rose since. Patrol contact peaked at 7 530 with 100 engagements. The weekly summary covers events through last Saturday with no major clashes reported since.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Moscow Growth Rings Like a Tree Across City Housing
Moscow, AP notes a rapid expansion of housing in the capital with a skyline of stone center buildings and prefabricated outer rings. The piece contrasts collective ownership and private plots, subway crowding, and steady food supply as population nears 6.4 million from 4.14 million in 1939.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Baseball a Theme For Reading Club
The Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers and the Lawrence Public Library sponsor a summer program for 900 children from first through eighth grade. Read 20 books to reach home plate and place a pennant in the grand stand at the World Series. First week circulation averaged 1125 per day totaling 7881 books with 100 home-use records. The Children's Room open weekdays 10 to 6 and 9 PM on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers
Lawrence Public Library
Public Library
Ex Husband of "Happy" Weds New York Socialite
Dr James S Murphy 41 a virologist at the Rockefeller Institute married Victoria Thompson in a quiet ceremony at the Epiphany Church New York city The bride in her 20s is described as a socialite The groom previously divorced by his wife who wed Gov Nelson Rockefeller
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New York
James S. Murphy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Murphy
Rockefeller Institute
Victoria Thompson
Protestant Episcopal
X15 Plane Ready for Tests at Edwards AFB
The No 2 X15 rocket plane repaired after a November 1962 landing is set for flight tests today and Friday at Edwards AFB California. Astronaut Robert A Rushworth will pilot the craft on both test days.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Friay
U.S. Air Force
Robert A. Rushworth
Swedish Medical Board Allows Mercy Death Decision
The Swedish Royal Medical Board ruled doctors may withhold treatment to hasten the death of patients doomed to dying to relieve suffering. It stops short of authorizing doctors to end life, but permits withholding care when death is imminent and prolonged treatment would extend suffering. The decision centers on cases like incurable illness where a patient has only days to live, noting the challenge of defining when a patient is dying.
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Stockholm
Times - Post
Swedish
Royal Medical Board
Esrina
Public notices on Lawrence city projects and bids 1964
The Plumbing Board will meet at City Hall June 17 1964 for examinations. Bids accepted until June 23 1964 for 3601 feet of 8 inch sewer. A public hearing will be held June 16 1964 on widening Minnesota Street to 27 feet from West Second to Northwood Addition No 2 with estimated cost 13000 and district lines described.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Plumbing Board of the City of
Lawrence
Board of Commissioners of
City of
H. C. Fisher
Kansas
Minnesota Street
West Second Street
Northwood Addition No. 2
G. S. of Kansas
Northwood Addition No
G.S. of Kansas
City Hall
Notice of Improvement District Hearing and cost apportionment
Appraisers appointed by the governing body outline proposed cost sharing for the improvement district with 80 percent to the district and 20 percent to the city for rock excavation. A hearing will be held with adjournments possible until the body resolves advisability details and final determinations. The district area may be reduced but not enlarged without new notice and hearing. Signed H C Fisher City Clerk. James V Owens Mayor ATTEST H G C Pisher City Clerk.
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H. C. Fisher
James V. Owens
H. GC. Pisher
Holstein dispersal sale near Ottawa features cattle and equipment
A June 16 1964 auction 8 miles west of Ottawa on K68 Highway lists 65 Holsteins including 30 cows with records, 10 springers, 20 bred heifers and young stock. Health papers, DHIA records, bulk tank milk setup, milking units, and farm machinery plus household goods are offered. Terms cash with no accident liability. auctioneers Greenwood 4 H Club organizers.
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Holsteis
Ottawa
Pomona
DHIA
Randels
John Deere
Massey Harris
R. A. Reed
Claude Myers
Peoples National Bank
Greenwood
Public Auction At 1021 Rhode Island Street Lawrence Kansas
Sunday June 14 at 1 pm tearing down the shore apt house and selling numerous furniture and appliance items including chairs tables divans beds dressers stoves refrigerators and more from 1021 KR Cooper Warren Mortuary owners. Cash terms and no accidents. Clerk Frank Cage Auctioneer Mike Murphree.
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Rhode Island St
Lawrence
Kan
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Hollywood
Gibson
Frank Cage
Mike Murphree
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