Vauxhall To Sell 1000 Chassis to Indonesia Amid Trade Tensions
Vauxhall Motor Co. says it will sell 1000 truck and bus chassis worth 2.8 million dollars to Indonesia as Britain faces an undeclared war climate. A Foreign Office spokesman says the embargo on military supplies to Indonesia does not apply to these vehicles. A company spokesman notes low conversion potential due to no four wheel drive.
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London
Vauxhall Motor Co
Indonesia
Britain
Foreign Office
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For June 1964
Kansas traffic death log shows 33 fatalities for the period to 9 am Tuesday in June 1964. Comparable figure for 1963 was 231 deaths.
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Kansas
Topeka
Caesar in robe reads Caesar commentaries in Hollywood
AP reports Caesar rests in Chateau Marmont before Little Me performance while Sid, the reader, comments on television and the lonely life. Caesar values home life, misses family after six months on the road, and notes rising costs threaten new projects though he might return to television if the right setup appears.
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Hollywood
Caesar
Julius
Sid
Chateau Marmont
Kings Point
N. Y
X15A2 Fails To Leave Mother Ship On Test Flight
At Edwards Air Force Base California a revived X15 rocket plane designated X15A2 did not launch from its B52 carrier during a test of flight control systems. Modified after a 1962 crash the craft carries extra fuel and aims to reach about 5000 mph nearly 1000 mph above the existing speed record.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Local Restaurant Group Forms Association in Lawrence
Lawrence Restaurant Association formed after an organizational meeting. Mike Getto elected president Ike Williams vice president and Jo Gentry secretary treasurer. Directors include Parrott Barnes Bigham Campbell Williams Getto. Twenty-one attendees plan July meeting to boost cooperation training and a local dining promotion.
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Mike Getto
Ike Williams
Jo Gentry
Getto
Williams
Miss Gentry
Bill Parrott
Ray Barnes
Hal Bigham
Jess Campbell
Gentry
Shale Locked Oil Could Pave Path For State Gains
In Coffeyville Kansas AP report notes oil producers and western lawmakers push to tap shale oil reserves in Colorado Utah Wyoming and eastern Kansas. Geologists cite low gravity crude extraction issues and rising private government research efforts including burn out fire flooding. Federal shale oil research funding requested totals 1136000 for the coming fiscal year.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Edwin D. Goebel
Oil and Gas Division
State Geological
Missouri
Kansas City
Fort Scott
North America
Goebel
Sinclair Oil Corp
Chanute
Congress
Bridge washout strands 80 at Lake of the Ozarks resorts
Heavy rains swamp Missouri area isolating two Lake of the Ozarks resorts on Indian Creek Road. A bridge was washed away stranding about 80 people with the only exit by boat. Authorities urge caution as flooding continues.
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Eldon
Lake of the Ozarks
Indian Creek Road
Beer Barrels Aid State Harvest in Muddy Fields
In Cherokee and Crawford counties heavy rains halted wheat harvests. Farmers attached wooden barrels to binder frames to lift machines above muddy water, a technique recalled from the 1920s. The sheriff's office, after confiscating beer barrels in raids, allowed about ten to be used for harvesting.
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Columbus
Kan
Cherokee
Crawford
Claude Bradney
Sam Meriwether
Sheriff’s Office
US Jet Pilot Held by Reds
Prince Souphanowong confirmed an American pilot Charles F. Klusmann Navy Lt. 30 San Diego captured by Pathet Lao after his reconnaissance plane was shot down June 6 near Ban Ban. He is the second American in Pathet Lao captivity following Eugene Debruin.
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Khang Khay
Laos
Prince Souphanowong
Pathet Lao
Washington
Navy
Charles F. Klusmann
San Diego
Calif
Ban Ban
Klusmann
Eugene Debruin
Kaukauna
Wis
Air America
Tchepone
U S Opposes Soviet Plan to Liquidate Most Nuclear Delivery Vehicles
U S disarmament chief William C Foster rejected Soviet proposals to liquidate all but a few nuclear delivery vehicles within 18 months. He dismissed keeping a nuclear umbrella through later talks and refused to approve Gromyko’s plan in principle without technical discussions.
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Geneva
U.S
William C. Foster
United States
Foster
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Valerian Zorin
One-Year-Old Boy Drowns in Plastic Wading Pool
In Kansas City a one year old boy, Mitchell Douglas Cline, drowned in about 11 inches of water in a plastic wading pool. The child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Cline of 5424 Virginia, crawled from the back door while the mother folded diapers and was found face down in the water.
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Kansas City
Mitchell Douglas Cline
Lloyd H. Cline
Virginia
Cline
Wichita Board Approves 1964 65 School Budget
The Wichita Board of Education approved a 1964 65 school budget of nearly 33.9 million dollars at Monday night meeting.
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Wichita
Wichita Board of Education
25 Top Students In Technical Camp
Twenty five high school students are enrolled in the 1964 Science and Mathematics Camp at Kansas University, chosen from last year’s participants. Names include Richard Burns Desha Mark Creamer Glassboro N J Elaine Cunningham New Orleans Louis Denison Broken Arrow Charles Dickson New Castle David Erickson Kansas City Robert Fisher Auburn Neb James Forstner Aiken S C Myra Gotch Steubenville Larry Kennedy Lees Summit John La Shell Escondido Charles Levy Butler Frederic Martini Pompton Plains Judy Mercer Brooklyn Thomas Miller Towanda Robert Nelson Herington Barbara Padgett Kansas City Allen Powell Towanda Steven Rock Hutchinson John Roberts New Orleans James Schreiber San Antonio Lois Tomek Emmaus Kent Van Zant Peru Neb John Wilson Lovington Stanley Yates Maitland.
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Richard Burns
Neodesha
Mark Creamer
Glassboro
N. J
Elaine Cunningham
New Orleans
Loutitia Denison
Broken Arrow
Okla
Charles Dickson
New Castle
David Erickson
Kansas City
Robert Fisher
Auburn
Neb
James Forstner
Aiken
S. C
Myra Gotch
Steubenville
Ohio
Larry Kennedy
Lee’s Summit
John la Shell
Escondido
Peru
John Wilson
Lovington
N. M
Stanley Yates
Maitland
Writers Gather for KU Conference in June
About 35 writers from across the United States will attend the 14th annual KU Writer's Conference on the Kansas University campus June 23 to 26. Registration starts 8:30 a.m. in Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall with sessions in the Kansas Union. Notable speakers include Holly Wilson, William Harrison, Edsel Ford, Iola Fuller, Dick Pryce, and Theodore M. O'Leary.
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United States
Kansas University
University Extension
William Allen White
Holly Wilson
William Harrison
Edsel Ford
Poetry Society of America
Iola Fuller
Dick Pryce
Topeka
Theodore M. O’leary
Kansas City
Corn and wheat storage under price supports reach lows
The Agriculture Department reported that last year's corn stored under government price supports was the smallest in five years while wheat storage under support was the smallest since the 1950 crop.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pretty Sneaky Bank Robbery in Culver City Report
A woman observer saw a man run from a Culver City bank with a bundle of cash, jump into a parked car’s trunk, and slam the lid. Police found Wilford Lawrence Taylor, 23, in the trunk with a pistol and $1,930. he was booked on suspicion of bank robbery.
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Culver City
Calif
Wilford Lawrence Taylor
Springfield Students Plan Funeral March Over President Firing
Southwest Missouri State College students plan a funeral march in Springfield to protest the board of regents dismissal of Dr. Leland Traywick. Jackson Harrell says parade approval from city officials is needed and the event will include a coffin and hearse. The plan to petition Gov. Dalton in New York was dropped to avoid embarrassment. The governor will meet students in Jefferson City on June 25 to discuss reinstatement.
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Springfield
Southwest Missouri State College
Leland Traywick
Board of Regents
Jackson Harrell
New York
John Dalton
Missouri
Harrell
Traywick
Jefferson City
State Row Crop Action Nearing Average
Topeka Kansas planting of row crops remained near average dates through last week with corn at 96 percent planted soybeans 77 and sorghums 67 percent All figures within a couple of percent of normal Stands are fair to good though some replanting was needed Army cutworms caused concerns in the northeast region
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Topeka
Kansas
Baker professor resigns to join Georgia State College
Dr. Robert W. Sellen associate professor of history and chairman at Baker University resigns to become associate professor of history at Georgia State College in Atlanta.
Rev Nabors to replace Mark Rouch at Baldwin
Rev James Nabors will become pastor of the First Methodist Church in Baldwin replacing Dr Mark Rouch on August 1. Rouch will teach at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa next year. Nabors comes from Baldwin where he serves as associate executive secretary of the Interboard Council of the Kansas Conference. He previously led Wellsville Methodist Church for five years and earlier served as associate minister at the First Methodist Church in Lawrence while studying at Kansas University. Nabors and his wife Caroline have three children Cindy 11 Melissa 10 and Greg 3.
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James Nabors
Baldwin
Mark Rouch
First Methodist Church
Rouch
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Nabors
Interboard Council
Kansas
Wellsville
Caroline
Cindy
Melissa
Greg
John Wayne Son Michael Wayne Ill With Blood Clot
Michael Wayne, 29, son of John Wayne, has developed a blood clot in his right lung delaying recovery from injuries in a car crash. A St. Joseph Hospital spokesman in Burbank said he is in fair condition.
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Hollywood
Calif
Michael Wayne
ETA
John Wayne
St. Joseph Hospital
Burbank
Wayne
Public Notices in Douglas County Kansas Estate and Probate
Official and legal notices published June 1964 in Lawrence Kansas list matters in Douglas County including the estate of Ida Irene Siegrist and the will of John I Smith. Notices demand defenses by specified dates with hearings in Lawrence Municipal Court and Probate Court.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State OF Kansas
Douglas County
Kansas
Ida Irene Siegrist
Warfold
Lawrence
Harold V. Siegrist
Men & Cooley
Hy Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas
John £. Smith
Violet Kenney
John I. Smith
Dohui
Smith
Price
Violet Newney
Siough
Paddock
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