Scranton Sparks GOP Clash Over Barry Goldwater Viewpoints
Gov William Scranton opened his campaign at the Connecticut GOP convention challenging front runner Barry Goldwater's perceived stance. He warned the party must avoid misreading vital issues and insisted on a unified, sane platform including social security and international human rights.
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Hartford, Conn
Republican Party
United Nations
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Scranton
Mary
San Francisco
Maryland
Turkey Leader Inonu to Confer With Johnson on Cyprus Crisis
Prime Minister Ismet Inonu of Turkey will meet President Johnson in Washington starting June 22 to discuss the Cyprus crisis. Greek Premier George Papandreou may join Johnson separately on the topic, per White House plans. Reedy said the duration of talks is not yet known as tensions rise between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
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Washington
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
White House
George Papandreou
Greece
Inonu
George W. Ball
George E. Reedy
United States
Cyprus
Gifts for Father and Graduates at Diebolt's
Diebolt's advertises a sales selection for graduation and Father’s Day gifts. Readers are urged to shop early for seasonal items and popular selections. The note also mentions vacation notices and daily Journal-World delivery during summer.
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Diebolt’s
Adv
Journal-World
Friendship Treaty May Spell Trouble
Berlin reports that a Soviet East German friendship treaty asserts West Berlin as an independent political unity. Western allies insist Berlin remains an occupied city, risking a possible East West confrontation if East Germany checks Allied military personnel at access points.
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West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Russia
East Germay
Soviets and East Germans Fault West Over Berlin Crisis
In Moscow and East Berlin officials accuse the West of stirring up trouble in West Berlin and warn of serious European complications. Ulbricht hails a Moscow treaty while calling West Berlin a demilitarized free city and insists the West is pressing for an independent West Berlin.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Today
West Berlin
Western Europe
West Germany
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Federal Republic of Germany
Europe
East Berlin
Pro-Castro Blamed for Dominican Ammunition Explosions
In Santo Domingo a junta official said pro-Castro saboteurs caused Thursday’s ammunition dump explosions that killed nine and injured 111. A government source reported three civilian suspects were arrested and confessed. Manuel Espaillat accused Castro terrorists of mimicking Fidel Castro’s 26th of July attack.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
New York
Manuel Tavares Espaillat
Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Americas
Bears Go For One Dollar Auction At Chiawana Zoo
Black bears sold for one dollar each and an African lion fetched fifty two dollars at a Friday auction of Chiawana Zoo animals. Area residents donated the animals and county officials ordered the sale due to the county's inability to continue operating the zoo.
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Pasco, Wash
Chiawana Zoo
Staters Leave and 1000 Due for Hill Camp
About 400 Girls State delegates will wrap up their week at Kansas University with an alumnae reunion as 1000 national high school students arrive for the 27th Midwestern Music and Camp. The multi camp program runs from Sunday to July 28, funded partly by a National Science Foundation grant, with courses in music art ballet engineering journalism speech drama science and math.
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Kansas University
American Legion Auxiliary and
University Extension
Kansas Union
Girls State
Lewis and Templin
National Science Foundation
Corbin Hall
University
Russell L. Wiley
Gerald M. Carney
University Theatre
Sunday Privilege Allows Catholics to Attend Saturday Mass
Vatican sources say bishops may permit faithful to attend Saturday Masses for special reasons beyond Sunday. Exceptions include priest shortage bad weather isolated villages and weekend tourism or sports with conditions. The example notes skiers traveling to remote ski centers might attend Saturday Mass if Sunday travel is impractical.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Four American Students Promote Cuba Travel Protest
In Havana 73 Americans including four outspoken students urged destroying the U S government during a two month Cuba visit defying State Department rules. Ed Lemansky led the group and accused U S policy of racism while Cuba hosted a welcoming ceremony with flowers for all travelers.
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Havana
U.S
Cuba
State Department
United States
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ed Lemansky
Ernest Allen
Oakland
Calif
University of California
Berkeley
Luke Tripp
Detroit
Wayne State
Charles Berrard
Los Angeles
Los Angeles City College
Ron Bedford
St. Louis
Europe
Paris
Lemansky
Puerto Rico
Washington
State
Partment
Cuban Federation of University Students
Concerts in Park Begin Sunday Four Week Series
Local 512 of the American Federation of Musicians launches a four week outdoor concert series at Centennial Park starting Sunday at 3 30 p m with director Charles Kas. A second program is set for June 28 at South Park and a final July 4 concert at Kansas University Stadium preceding the fireworks. The hour long performances feature Sousa marches and other selections with musicians donating their services for the July 4 show.
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American Federation of Musicians
Shelterhouse
Centennial Park
Charles Kassinger
South Park
Centennial
Kansas University Stadium
Lawrence Junior
Bill Sanders
Don Beene
Charlie Molina
Dick Wright
Clyde Bysom
Andy Murray
Gary Watson
Harry Budke
Ken Bloomquist
Jim Sellards
C. L. Snodgrass
Dave Gustafson
George Francis
Don Niegerg
Bill Hartman
Bob Gifford
Bob Jerome
Bob Zillcox
Tom Bonar
Jim Tanner
Dave Boyd
Circus Life
Post
Hostrauser
Chambers
Manhattan Beach
Washington Post
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Hayman
Lehar
Porter-Bennett
Osser
Nero
Hermann
Cacavas
Schristine
McRae
Lecuona
Czech Election Ahead in Communist Era push for reform
About nine million Czechoslovakians are urged to vote as national elections loom in Vienna. The Communist regime pledges more democracy in Parliament while reforms give the National Assembly real direction over representative bodies including local authorities.
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Vienna
Austria
National Assembly
June Rainfall Near Normal Despite Heavy Week In Lawrence
Rainfall totaling 3.32 inches in the past week lifts June to near normal. Lawrence now has 4.47 inches for June, 0.29 below normal, with the year’s total at 17.39 inches. The Weather Bureau notes more rain possible tonight, with a southeast wind and a high near 80 tomorrow.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Douglas County
Equipment Added At Hospital Via A Memorial Gift
Five hospital devices funded by a $5,000 gift from Mrs. L. H. Emmett of 1729 Mass. St. are now in use at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The donation honors her late husband and aims to improve patient care. The lineup includes an electric Ritter examining table, a suction pump, a Bennett PR-2 respirator, a defibrillator synchronizer, and a Birtcher electro-sectiles unit with cart.
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L. H. Emmett
Mass. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Ritter
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Birtcher
Cart
Local Miss Kansas delegate wins bathing suit competition
Cathy Bergstrom 20 of Kansas City earned first in the swim suit round and is among 10 finalists for Miss Kansas. She lifeguards and coaches at Victory Hills Country Club, is daughter of Arthur Bergstrom, KU Pi Beta Phi member, and plans physical therapy and art history studies with KU internships. Ginger Sue Hulett 18 of Hutchinson won talent with marimba vibra harp and hand bells.
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Lawrence KU
Cathy Bergstrom
Kansas City
Pratt
Miss Bergstrom
Victory Hills Country Club
Arthur Bergstrom
Pi Beta Phi
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
Bergstrom
Lawrence-Ku
The
Lawrence Jaycees
Kansas Union Ballroom
Ginger Sue Hulett
Hutchinson
Miss Hulett
Quiet County Elections Highlight 1964 Filing Window
Douglas County faces a quiet prelude to the 1964 elections with a noon June 20 filing deadline. Contests are seen for sheriff, county commissioner in the Second and Third districts, and register of deeds. Incumbents, potential challengers, party leaders, and voter procedures shape the race as July 4 party changes loom and absentee ballots open.
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Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Register of Deeds
Harold Beck
Earl Wilson
Harvey Booth
Clifford Anderson
Walter Kampschroeder
Clarence Schaake
William Moore
Frank Gray
Jim Reed
Mathia
Lawrence
Sheriff's
Democrat Central Committee
Richard Nelson
Republican Central Committee
J. D. King
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas weekend
Partly cloudy with a chance of a thunderstorm tonight and Sunday. Winds SE 10 to 20 mph today, light and variable tonight and Sunday. Tonight low around 60s, Sunday high near 80. Temperature readings and past records noted with sunrise and sunset times.
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Kansas
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