Khrushchev Warns Red China Split Makes World Communism Split
AP reports Khrushchev signals a permanent Soviet Chinese rift likely, blaming Beijing for the irreconcilable split. He notes strain in government ties, questions China’s place outside the world socialist bloc, and stresses devotion to world revolution despite tensions.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Red China
Izvestia
Chen Yi
China
Communist Movement
Red Chinese
Horoscope brief Aries to Pisces guidance by month ranges
Aries to Pisces zodiac forecast offering personality tips and action suggestions. Each sign receives concise advice on focus, budgeting, and behavior to improve daily outcomes and relationships. The tone resembles a period horoscope column with practical, non sensational guidance.
Journalism honor roll at KU names eight spring students
Dean Burton W. Marvin announced eight Kansas University students named to the spring semester honor roll in the William Allen White School of Journalism. The list includes Stephan Hagen Great Bend senior John Herlocker Winfield senior John Johnston Independence Mo senior Michael Miller Independence Mo senior Mrs Joanne Prim Shade Overbrook senior Roberta Bartelt New York City junior Karen Layland Paola junior and John Suhler Cross River N Y junior.
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Kansas University
William Allen White School of Journalism
Burton W. Marvin
Stephan Hagen
Great Bend
John Herlocker
Winfield
John Johnston
Independence
Michael Miller
Joanne Prim Shade
Overbrook
Roberta Bartelt
New York City
Karen Layland
Paola
John Suhler
Cross River
N. Y
Scorched Earth Policy In Viet Nam Reported
In Saigon a senior American special forces officer describes a scorched earth approach in the Viet Nam war. The article notes a renewed Viet Cong buildup near the Cambodian border and a recent operation that left a river region scarred. It reports relocation, propaganda tactics, and incentives offered to Viet Cong members.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vaio Oriental
Mekong River
Cambodia
Sampan
Tay Ninh
U.S
Houston Center Appeals for Human Skin Temperature Dummy
Houston Manned Spacecraft Center seeks a life size mannequin with mechanical insides to regulate skin temperature. The dummy would simulate warmth at hands feet head chest abdomen back and buttocks for testing purposes.
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Houston, Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
Viet Cong Sabotage Kills Six in South Vietnam Rail Attacks
Viet Cong mines derailed three trains and blew up two trucks Friday, killing six people on the Saigon Vung tau railroad line. In Ba Xuyen Province 13 Viet Cong were killed as government forces clashed near Vinh Loi 120 miles southwest of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ministry of Defense
Vuang Tri
Vinh Loi
Ba Xuyen
Market Takes a Break as Investors Pause on Big Board
Investors stayed away from the New York Stock Exchange this week with volume near 20 million shares. Analysts noted the economy might be losing steam after a 40 month expansion while others warned of a possible shallow dip and continued search for resting places for funds. Industrial averages ended with minor gains as activity slowed.
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New York Stock Exchange
24 Are Chosen To State Jobs
A total of 24 Girls State delegates have been appointed to positions in the Girls State Senate or House of Representatives. State officials named include Bobbe Joan Hannan Topeka president pro tem Sue Trojovsky Hiawatha minority leader Barbara Griguro wicz Arkansas City secretary Mary Jo Sterbens Kansas City chaplain Judy Flett Spring Hill reading clerk and Emily Benson El Dorado journal clerk. Additional House officials listed are Barbara Hughes Ottawa speaker Lynne Henrie Macksville speaker pro tem Brooke Lilley Bonner Springs majority leader Charlotte Gamnther Topeka minority leader Cheryl Dodder Baldwin chaplain Jan Brecheisen Garnett chief clerk and Vikki Miller Great Bend reading clerk. Also among the House officials are Ada Niedenthal Russell Patty Blackburn Prairie Village calendar clerk JoAnn Gallinetti Frontenac engrossing clerk Teresa Leslie Eureka sergeant-at arms Jill Jorgensen Manhattan and Nancy Keplinger Girard pages.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Bobbe Joan Hannan
Topeka
Sue Trojovsky
Hiawatha
Barbara Grigurowicz
Arkansas City
Mary Jo Sterbens
Kansas City
Judy Flett
Spring Hill
Reading
Emily Benson
el Dorado
Journal
Marilyn Selack
McPherson
Barbara Burnett
Parsons
Korean President cites red action in northern area
President Chung Hee Park says North Korean forces moved north of the zone and grounded enemy aircraft as of May 25. UN command declined to comment. He links South Korea's unemployment crisis to regional instability and notes martial law will be lifted when feasible.
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Seoul, Korea
Red
Korea
South
Chung Hee Park
Park
South Kwea
United Nations Command
Associated Press
North
South Korea
Japan
Seoul
Public Notice of Sheriff Sale and Probate Hearing in Douglas County
Notice of Sheriff sale issued from Douglas County District Court states Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association as plaintiff seeks sale of real estate to satisfy a judgment against Marvin W McIntosh and Louise McIntosh. Also details a probate hearing for the estate of Annie M Watson with The First National Bank of Lawrence named as executor.
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Lawrence
Fred Ki. Broeker
Douglas County
Kansas
Stough and Paddock Lawrence
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
State of
Josiah Miller
William Fry
John Banning
Mary Ann Johnson
O. J. Thompson
Daniel M. Hill
Frank Criss
George F. Jeffers
Nelson J. Thompson
George W. Pickens
Abba Pickens
Cyrus W. Boursaw
Q. J. Thompson
Big Springs Town Company
Big Springs Town Association
Kansas Corporation
James Magle
J. B. Reeve
Big Springs
First National Bank of
Opeka
National Banking Corporation
J. Thompson
Cyrus W. Bourlaw
Sxamsas
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
Marvin W. McIntosh
Louise Mccintosh
Revenue Department of Revenue
Douglas
Capitol Federal Savines and Loan Association
Annie AM. Watson
Public Auction At 1021 Rhode Island St Lawrence Kansas
An auction on Sunday June 14 at 1 o clock will sell items from an apartment tear down at 1021 Rhode Island St Lawrence Kansas behind Cooper Warren Mortuary. Items include chairs divans beds tables stoves refrigerators dinette sets and appliances among others. Smaller pieces list multiple mattresses metal beds and living room furniture.
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Rhode Island St
Lawrence
Kan
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Hollywood
Gibson
Maple Grove Cemetery District to Hold June Meeting
The Maple Grove Cemetery District of Douglas County Kansas will hold an annual and special meeting June 27 1964 at 1 30 PM in Lecompton City Hall. The meeting will consider the proposed budget and tax levy for adoption or amendment. Directors listed include W B Stauffer Oscar R Gowing Ruth Bahnmaier Arlette Glenn and A K Winter. District Treasurer’s balances as of January 1 1964 are shown in unreadable ledger notes.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Plumbing Board of the City of
Lawrence
Board of Commissioners of
City of
H.C. Fisher
Maple Grove
Douglas County
Kansas
Lecompton City Hall
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Household Furniture and Tires Auction Listing
Contents include bed sets with mirrors and vanities, chairs, tables, rugs, dressers, a Hollywood frame bed, a bookcase headboard, assorted tables and cabinets, a rollaway bed, a green divan, lamps, a damp table, a shelf unit, and several tires on wheels. Auctioneer: Mike Murphree. Clerk: Frank Case. Verms Cash Not responsible for accidents. Owners: MEAbGE Wange Morlue ary.
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Hollywood
Meabge- Wange Morlueary
Frank Case
Mike Murphree
Holstein Dispersal Sale Near Ottawa and Pomona
A Tuesday June 16 1964 dispersal sale at 12 30 pm features 65 high grade Holsteins with DHIA records along with 30 cows, 10 springing heifers, 20 bred heifers, yearlings, calves and 12 other cattle. Milk equipment includes bulk tanks and milking units. machinery, hay storage, and household goods offered. Terms cash. not responsible for accidents. R A Reed owner. Claude Myers auctioneer. bank clerk and local 4 H club involvement.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Ensilage
Cate Ter
John Deere
R. A. Reed
Claude Myers
Peeback
Peoples National Bank
Greenwood
Local Ads Highlight Cars DUPLEX for Sale Near KU
Journal-World readers see a busy classifieds page with many used cars listed including 1962 Tempest wagon and various 1950s cars with details on condition and features. A duplex for sale near KU is described with a spacious layout, central air, and priced at $18,500 via Cart McGrew Investment Co.
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Journal-World
Olds
Ilford
R&h
Plymouth
Ford
Crystal Motors
Cart McGrew Inestment Co
Carl Atherine
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