GOP prospects clash as Scranton and Goldwater contradict
The article traces William Scranton and Barry Goldwater reversing positions on the vice presidency and presidential bid. Scranton shifts from potential running mate to candidate while calling Goldwater’s views a parody, then states loyalty to a united party. Nixon amplifies critique while fluctuating on leaving public office.
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Washington
Pemnsylvania
William W. Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
Goldwater
Ten Die On Kansas Roads Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports ten people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Fatalities occurred in multiple crashes including a two car collision near Manhattan and a one car rollover near Ulysses, with several injured. Victims include Alvin H. Adams and family near Clay Center, Barbara Crain of Hugoton, and Leo Spencer Jr of Topeka.
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Kansas
Manhattan
U. S
Alvin H. Adams
Clay Center
Carroll Adams
C. J. Woodhams
Kenneth Hill
Sue Garrett
Blue Rapids
Kan
Dorothy Akins
Linda Akins
Kathleen Strauss
Colorado
Lyons
James Clemmons Eichhorn
Arvada
Allen Edward Simermeyer
Lafayette
Wichita
Topekan
Leo Spencer, Jr
Nixon says he'd accept nomination only if convention deadlocks
Nixon told WBKB Chicago that he would accept if delegates named him to break a deadlock but he expects Goldwater or Scranton to win the nomination. He said no strong third force could trigger a repeat convention collapse and ruled out a clear bid.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Forum
WBKB
Nixon
Goldwater
Scranton
Former Russian soldier chronicled WWI exploits in England
In the Lion's Den records Max Star, a retired Tampa delicatessen operator, whose World War I experiences are published forty seven years after they occurred. The book arrived in England ahead of Star's 50th wedding anniversary on March 22 as he autographs copies at the milestone event.
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Tampa
Fla
Lion’s den
Max Star
England
Star
State aid policy pushed by boards at Wichita meet
Kansas Association of School Boards backs an about 88 million dollar annual state aid plan. It bases aid on district need rather than flat per pupil grants and includes non deductibility for special education funds. Delegates urge special considerations for districts near large federal installations and push unification timing to July 1, 1966.
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Wichita
Kansas Association of School Boards
State Department of Public Instruction
Kent Frizzell
Junction City
Leavenworth
Ellinwood Teens Win $1000KU Scholarships
Two Ellinwood youths earned $1000 in KU scholarships for 1964-65. Sara Jo Fry, a Latin major and Junior, received $500 from People's State Bank of Ellinwood and is active in Latin Club Fresh Hawks and Gamma Phi Beta. Ted Langrehr, a senior in mechanical engineering, got the $500 Edward H. Isern scholarship and is active in Pi Epsilon Pi and intramural sports.
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Ellinwood
Kansas University
Sara Jo Fry
People’s State State Bank of
Fresh Hawks
KUY
Gamma Phi Beta
Ted Langrehr
Edward H. Isern
Ted Kroll Golf Pro Career Began Before 18
Ted Kroll, the 1962 Canadian Open champion, started his golf professional career in 1937 just before his eighteenth birthday, marking an early rise in the sport.
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Ted Kroll
Brake Service Front End Alignment in Vermont
Local shop offers brake service and front end alignment at 623 Vermont. Contact VI 3-1353 for appointment or quotes.
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Vermont
Vacation Bible School and community notices in Reno
Community items note Vacation Bible School at Reno Church at 8 p m on Friday June 12 and a Reno Ladies Aid meeting on Wednesday June 17 at 1 30 p m with hostesses Mrs Arlene Wedel and Helen Lindberg Also listed are Busy Bee Club gathering details and a series of social visits and dinners involving residents from Reno Moundridge Galva and Lawrence with names of numerous locals and families mentioned throughout
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Reno
Reno Ladies Aid
Arlene Wedel
Helen Lindberg
Busy Bee Club
Wilma Baird
Gladys Gilliland
Ellen Schmidt
Sarlls
Winona
Noma Chiles
Baby
Christine Hess
Alma Eisele
Hazel de
Lawrence Lindberg
Lawrence Roy
Don Tobler
Lawrence
Lawrence Roy Lindberg
Order of Rainbow
Overland Park
Vicki Solberg
Hope
Oliver Solberg
Mission
Jim Baker
Vicki
Kathy
Kelly
Everett
Wash
Floyd Gilliland
M. J. Schmidt
Boyd Gilkey
Topeka
Herbert Pearson
Fannie Pearson
Ed Korb
Tonganoxie
Lloyd Black and Sons
Local Socials Include Frost Youngs and Wiley Visitors
Sunday visitors gathered at Lyman Frost’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Doust of Tonganoxie. Barbara and Jan Kaiser of Topeka visited their grandparents Othal Wiley. Walter Wiley of Kansas City Kansas joined Saturday visits to Othal Wiley. C L DeHoff called on Mrs. Louis Pegg in Lawrence then joined Harry Timmerberg’s supper in Vinland. John Grinter and Truman joined William Stevens in Independence Missouri for Saturday supper. Lee Hook of Kansas City Kansas visited Ira Higginbotham Friday. A mountain range 4000 to 6000 feet high was discovered in an uncharted area of Queen Maud Land Antarctica.
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Lyman Frost
Ray Young
Norman Doust
Tonganoxie
Lloyd Black and Sons
Barbara
Jan Kaiser
Topeka
Othal Wiley
Walter Wiley
Kansas City
Kan
C. L. DeHoff
Louis Pegg
Lawrence
Harry Timmerberg
Vinland
John Grinter
Truman
William Stevens
Independence
Lee Hook
Ira Higginbotham
Bacteria Project At Ohio Wesleyan Receives NSF Grant
Moldlike streptomyce bacteria used in antibiotics are being freeze dried at Ohio Wesleyan University and sent to laboratories in 18 nations. Supported by a 50500 grant, the project aims to have independent teams reclassify about 600 bacteria species that largely resemble one another.
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Delaware, Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
National Science Foundation
Hebert Brothers Shine In PGA History
Lionel Hebert, a former PGA champion, is the younger brother of Jay Hebert, who also claimed a PGA victory. The siblings share a notable place in golf history as two-time major winners from the same family.
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Lionel Hebert
Jay Hebert
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Tony Curtis
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Én Eastman Color
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R. L. Baber
W. G. Long
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University Theatre
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George Dillon
Peter Shaffer
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