Racial Turmoil Eases in Cincinnati and Ohio Violence
Violence subsided in Cincinnati after earlier riots linked to SNCC leaders H. Rap Brown and Willie Ricks. Police reported 70 arrests as National Guardsmen patrolled. fires and vandalism occurred in Dayton and Cleveland homes were found for black families in Chicago. A Montgomery march ended at barricades.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Guard
Dayton
H. Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
America
Brown
Willie Ricks
SNCC
National
Francis B. Folk
Tampa
Fila
Florida
New York
Alabama
Montgomery
Chicago
Cleveland
Martin Luther King Jr
Hospital Association
Ala
Warren Christopher Nominated for Deputy Attorney General
President Johnson announced the nomination of Warren Minor Christopher, a Los Angeles attorney, to be deputy attorney general. Christopher, 41, would fill the post vacated when Ramsey Clark was promoted to attorney general.
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Warren Christopher
Clark
Washington
Johnson
Los Angeles
Warren Minor Christopher
Christopher
Department of Justice
Ramsey Clark
Theft of a 1952 pickup reported in Eudora
Robert Altenbernd of Eudora reported a theft of a 1952 pickup truck from in front of his residence. The theft occurred sometime after midnight Tuesday, according to sheriff's officers.
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Robert Altenbernd
Eudora
Sheriff’s Office
Auto Hits Deer Near Stull in Two Incidents
A Topeka man William W. Dobbs 20 struck a deer on Still Road six miles west of Lawrence at 6 25 a.m. causing 150 in damage to the front of his car. The deer was not recovered. A second crash on Maine Street north of 11th Street involved Louis C. Slusser 30 and Glen D. Boyd 18 with 245 and 175 damage respectively.
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William W. Dobbs
Topeka
Still Road
Lawrence
Dobbs
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Maine Street
11Th Street
Louis C. Slusser
MD. St
Glen D. Boyd
Slusser
Boyd
Junior High Camp At KU to Finish With a Concert
The Kansas University Junior High Music Camp closes with a 2 p.m. Saturday concert in University Theatre. Camp orches tra symphonic band concert band and choirs perform under directors from Weber College Ogden Utah Wichita High School and Winfield High School. Programs include Saint Saen Strauss Lecuona McBeth Cacavas Erickson Osterling Carter Tschaikowsky Grundman and more. Junior high campers depart Mount Oread Saturday as senior camp opens Sunday for the 30th annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp at KU.
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Kansas University Junior High
Loren Chawford
Weber College
Ogden
Utah
Charles Lawson
Wichita High School
Richard Brummett
Winfield High School
Saint Saens
Lecuona
Pentland Hills
Capt
J. H. Howe
Norman Wand
W. Francis McBeth
John Cacavas
Frank Erickson
Mustang
Eric Osterling
Charles Carter
Tschaikowsky
Clare Grundman
Mount Oread
University
Delegates Refute Arms Accord Talk
In Geneva the chief U S and Soviet delegates to the 17 nation disarmament conference denied any agreement on a nuclear control treaty. Dean Rusk had been reported to back a jointly drafted treaty with a blank clause, but William Foster and Soviet Chief Delegate Alexei Roshchin said no agreement exists.
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Geneva
U.S
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Luxembourg
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
United States
Soviet Union
Alexei A. Roshchin
Cardinal Ritter Funeral Draws Hundreds At St Louis Cathedral
More than 100 high ranking Catholic and Protestant clergymen and laymen attend final rites for Joseph Cardinal Ritter at St Louis Cathedral. Thousands of mourners endure the sun as a solemn pontifical requiem mass proceeds with cardinals, archbishops, and bishops in procession.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cathedral
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
Raney Drug Stores Advertise Delivery and Mail Service
An advertisement for Raney Drug Stores announces prescription delivery and immediate mail service. The notice highlights convenient home delivery options and fast mail handling for customers.
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Rea
Raney Drug Stores
Teresa Fisher Named 1967 Douglas County Dairy Princess
Teresa Fisher, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orvil Fisher of Baldwin Route 2, won the 1967 Douglas County Dairy Princess title during Dairy Day at the Douglas County 4H Fair grounds. Her sister Connie, 16, was first runner up. Connie will attend Pittsburg State College this fall while Teresa will start as a Baker University sophomore majoring in psychology and home economics.
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Teresa Fisher
Douglas County
Connie
Orvil Fisher
Route 2
Baldwin
Palmyra
Journal-World Photo
Miss Fisher
Baker University
Teresa
Baldwin High School
Pittsburg State College
Margeret Metsker
Donna Alford
Linda Alford
Sara Calderwood
Aleene Miller
Nancy Steffan
Margaret Metsker
Carol Sue Hill
Investigation Continues Into Locust Street Assault Case
Police pursue leads in a Tuesday night incident on 400 block Locust Street Lawrence involving a 20 year old white woman assaulted by two men and two women all described as Black. No suspects questioned. victim and her boyfriend chased for help.
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Lawrence
North Lawrence
Locust Street
Vietnam Summer Project Launched Near KU Campus
The Vietnam Summer project started Wednesday evening in Lawrence near Kansas University. Coordinator Mrs. Carol Coleman says volunteers visit homes from 18th to 19th Streets and Route 4 to discuss U S involvement in the war and distribute literature. Some residents sought more information while others refused to engage.
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U. S
Kansas University
Carol Coleman
Naismith
Mississippi
Coleman
Lawrence
Texas Amateur Leads in Open at Baltusrol
Marty Fleckman the Port Arthur Tex amateur shot a three under par 67 at Baltusrol Golf Club to lead the U S Open first round. Arnold Palmer Chi Chi Rodriguez and Deane Beman trailed by two strokes with 69s as Palmer finished with a late birdie. Fleckman a 23 year old semifinalist in the British Amateur rode three straight birdies early and added more in a sparking round.
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Springfield
N.J
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Baltusrol
Arnold Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Deane Beman
Palmer
Fieckman
Ruby Lawyer Faces Tax Evasion Indictment
Jasper Texas attorney Joe Tonahill, involved in the Jack Ruby murder case, was indicted by a federal grand jury for evading 125732 in income taxes. Tonahill pleaded not guilty before U.S. District Judge Jack Roberts. The three count indictment was returned April 14 and sealed by agreement of both sides.
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Austin, Tex
Jasper
Tex
Joe Tonahill
Jack Ruby
Tonahill
U.S
Jack Roberts
Roberts
Rogers on Duty With KU Agency
Jerry Rogers former Lawrence High School track coach starts as assistant director of the Kansas University Office of Student Financial Aid. He administers the National Defense Student Loan Program and supervises undergraduate scholarships. He works with Bob Billings and Dana Stevens. Rogers also taught math and counseled at LHS and coached football and track. The family resides at 2121 Owens Lane. Jennifer age 6 will be in second grade next fall and Kyle is 16 months.
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Jerry Rogers
Lawrence
Kansas University
Rogers
National Defense
U.S
Bob Billings
Dana Stevens
LHS
Owens Lane
Jennifer
Centennial School
Kyle
New Governor Set To Move Into Office
Newly elected Girls State Governor Kay Harris of Council Grove will be installed by Governor Docking at 7:30 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium during the inaugural ceremonies. The public is invited to attend as Harris tops a slate that includes Lieutenant Governor Marlys James and other state office winners from the elections.
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Kay Harris
Council Grove
Kansas University
Kansas
Robert Docking
Hoch Auditorium
American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Harris
Ellen Pence
Pratt
Marlys James
Wichita
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Debbie Stinson
Floyd Stinson
Century Dr
Kansas Senate
Glee Smith
Larned
House
Senate
Sen. Smith
Beth Bouchard
Pittsburg
Cathy Ledeker
Arkansas City
Kansas Declares Flag Etiquette Week Amid Local Flood News
Kansas Governor Docking proclaims Flag Etiquette Week. Journal-World reports on proper display and tribute to the American flag with American Legion aid. Jayhawk Motel owner Lois Liebert reports 18 rooms flooded from 3 inches to 2 feet, furniture moved, water backing up from recent flooding. Kansas University miler Jim Ryan wins the 1966 Brian Stenberg Award for spirit and ideals in track and field.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Journal- World Today
American Legion
Lois Liebert
Jayhawk
N. 3Rd St
Kansas University
Jim Ryan
Brian Stenberg
Stenberg
Guthridge Named Tar Heel Assistant Coach
The University of North Carolina chose Bill Guthridge of Kansas State to replace Larry Brown on the Tar Heel basketball staff. Guthridge, 29, helped Kansas State rise in national prominence as a player and assistant coach and will coach the freshman team, reporting in early August. He will work with John Lotz as an assistant varsity coach after Brown resigns August 1 to play in the American Basketball League.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina Today
Bill Guthridge
Kansas State
Larry Brown
Gutheridge
Brown
New
Oleans Buccaneers
Carolina
John Lotz
Two Thefts Reported By Lawrence Police
Lawrence police reported two thefts on Tuesday night. Mable Groninger of 1121 N J St said $49 in cash was stolen from her home after 7 30 p m Tuesday. Sam Collins of Wagner's Texaco Service at 23rd and La Sts reported $20 in change stolen from soda machines after 11 p m Tuesday. A key was used to gain entry to both locations.
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Lawrence
Mable Groninger
N. J. St
Sam Collins
Wagner
Texaco
23Rd
Sts
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Ritter
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Burgert Shoe Service
Mass
Patti Shoe Service
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E. 8Th
KU Agency
State Farm
Vermont
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Compart
Bloomington
Illinois
Tar Heel
Performane
Guarantete
Dolenandy Cote Reg
PER
Mary Carter
Rankin
Fathers Day
Remington’ 300
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Cerr As
Jade East
Jaguar
Eastman
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