Trains Roll After One Day Strike Ends
Trains resumed running after a one day strike by about 5000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members against six midcontinent railroads ended as U S district court restraining orders barred further strikes and picketing. Injunctions target the national crew size issue with hearings set later in June.
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Kansas City
Brotherhood of Railroad
U.S
Tennessee
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkan- Texas
Katy
Texas & Paorado
Missouri Pacific
Missouri-Kansassas-Texas
Texas & Pacific
Texas and Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Texas - Mexican Railway
Houston Port Terminal Association Railroad
Louis E. Corsi
Cleveland
Maynard E. Parks
St. Louis
James Meredith
Marion S. Boyd
Memphis
Tenn
Leo Brewster
Joe Ingraham
Houston
KU Professor Wins Fordham Alum Award
Dr. Richard De George associate professor of philosophy at Kansas University received a Fordham College alumni award. A Fordham Class of 1954 member, he will become a full professor at KU on July 1. He earned his PhD at Yale in 1959 and has held Fulbright and Ford Foundation fellowships.
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Richard de George
Kansas University
Fordham College
de George
Yale
Louvain University
Belgium
Ford Foundation
Institute of East European Studies
Fribourg
Switzerland
Orientations for LHS A series held at Lawrence High
A series of three sophomore and new student orientations will be held this summer at Lawrence High School. Sessions begin at 8 a.m. Wednesday at the north end of the Louisiana Street side and at 8 a.m. July 10 and August 10. Tours will be led by 1964-65 seniors and Principal Dan Kahler. Each session lasts one hour and casual dress, Bermuda shorts allowed.
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Lawrence High School
Louisiana Street
Dan Kahler
Barry Goldwater Jet Tire Blowout Delays Dinner Arrival
A American Airlines 707 jet carrying U S Senator Barry Goldwater suffered two tire blows on landing at Dallas Love Field. No injuries reported and the plane taxied off the runway. The delay affected his attendance at a $100 per plate dinner hosted by Texas Republicans in his honor.
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Dallas
Charge Filed in Lake Death of Dorothy Braswell
Kenneth Wayne Worth, 22, faces second degree murder charges in the death of Dorothy June Braswell, 24, who drowned after an alleged rape attempt at Lake Ja coma. Worth, who admitted alcohol activity and a confrontation, was held on $15,000 bond with a preliminary hearing scheduled June 25.
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Kansas City
Kenneth Wayne Worth
Dorothy June Braswell
Lake Jacoma
Worth
Miss Braswell
Eisenhower urges unity of view to win Vietnam morale
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower urged a strong propaganda push in Southeast Asia and unity of view between the United States and South Vietnamese people. He told 1000 plus attendees the war hinges on morale and that many Vietnamese do not understand freedom. The remarks capped a six forum series guiding the Republican platform ahead of San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
United States
Party To People Forum
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Platform Committee
San Francisco
Black Market Child Adoption Under Senate Probe
A Senate subcommittee opened hearings on baby trafficking for adoption with testimony that infants fetch up to 7500 dollars on the illicit market. Chairman Thomas J. Dodd outlined proposed penalties of up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine for illicit placement of a child across state or international borders. Witnesses included Katharine B. Oettinger of the Children's Bureau and Theresa L. Heath of the New York City Police Department.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Katherine B. Oettinger
Children’s’ Bureau
Department of Welfare
Theresa L. Heath
New York City
Public's Liquid Assets Up Even Though Bills Pour In
AP reports a 6.6 percent rise in Americans' liquid assets in 1963. Definitions cover money, deposits, savings, and government securities maturing within a year. Total personal financial assets exceed debts by a comfortable margin, with assets up $44 billion and debts up $23.6 billion, signaling strong spending power despite rising bills.
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New York
Poass Alvavisings
Sn Banks
U.S
Prof. Wilson Takes NYU Sabbatical as Associate Director
Prof. Raul E. Wilson of the Kansas University School of Law leaves for New York University to serve as associate director of the Institute of Judicial Administration on sabbatical until September 1965. He will work on an American Bar Association project developing minimum standards for criminal justice administration and assist with NYU seminars. He remains editor of the American Criminal Law Quarterly and draftsman for a Kansas judicial council advisory committee on criminal law revision, returning frequently to Kansas. He and Mrs. Wilson and their two children will reside in New York City.
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Raul E. Wilson
Kansas University School of Law
New York University
Institute of Judicial Administration
Wilson
American Bar Association
NYU
American Criminal Law Quarterly
Kansas Judicial Council
Kansas
New York City
St. Joseph official says mayor asked him to step out
St. Joseph city administrator Robert B. Peart said Mayor Arthur J. Meers asked him to resign his $9,600 post. Peart reported being told not to report to work on Monday and said the mayor preferred his resignation after a talk about not getting things done. The mayor confirmed the comments but declined to elaborate. Peart had been in the post since June 1, 1962, and faced a scheduled $600 raise on August 1.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Robert B. Peart
Arthur J. Meers
Peart
City Hall
Meers
Gov Anderson to Lead 40 Kansans at World’s Fair Event
Governor John Anderson will head a 40 person Kansas delegation to the New York World’s Fair for Kansas Day ceremonies on June 24 to 26. The group includes Howard Van Dyne Parsons R J Hays Chanute M K Snyder Chanute James Preston Salina Ross Beach Hays Clifford Stone El Dorado Bob Metzinger Parsons Fred M Harris Chanute Tom Lillard Salina James A Teichgraeber Emporia W E Lehmberg McPherson M Clare Miller McPherson Oliver S Brown Liberal Harrison F Johnson Independence Robert B Harkins Liberal W A Basgall Emporia Milo M Hewitt Ottawa Kenneth Powell Liberal George Brewer Liberal George Allred Emporia William H Muchnic Atchison John Bremyer McPherson.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Howard van Dyne
Parsons
R. J. Hays
Chanute
M. K. Snyder
James Preston
Salina
Ross Beach
Hays
Clifford Stone
el Dorado
Bob Metzinger
Fred M. Harris
Tom Lillard
James A. Teichgraeber
Emporia
W. E. Lehmberg
McPherson
M. Clare Miller
Oliver S. Brown
Harrison F. Johnson
Independence
Robert B. Harkins
Liberal
W. A. Basgall
Milo M. Hewitt
Ottawa
Kenneth Powell
George Brewer
George Allred
William H. Muchnic
Atchison
John Bremyer
British A-Sub Visits London and Plans US Maneuvers
Britain's first nuclear powered submarine HMSS Dreadnought will visit the United States this month and conduct maneuvers with the U.S. Navy, the Defense Ministry announced.
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London
HMSS
Britain
United States
U.S. Navy
Defense Ministry
Space Trainee Safe After Parachute Jump From Crashed Jet
Navy Lt. Patrick Henry Jr. of Triangle Virginia ejected from an out of control F104A near Edwards Air Force Base California. He parachuted to safety and is among 11 trainees slated to graduate next month from the Air Force Space Pilot School.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Desert Test Center
Navy
Patrick Henry Jr
Triangle
Air Force Space Pilot School
Horoscope Seeks Accord and Progress Across Zodiac Signs
Aries discuss plans with associates for future success and accord. Taurus urged to finish artistic projects with help for new hobbies. Gemini advised to showcase talents to mentors for larger profits and set evening plans early. Moon Child encourages home improvement with kindness. Leo calls for timely talks to improve systems and appointments. Virgo recommends reviewing all income sources and improving property. Libra suggests dressing well and sharing ideas to gain what you want. Scorpio urges certainty and helping others in need. Sagittarius advises making new allies through social and sporting events. Capricorn stresses moving public affairs forward and improving credit. Aquarius promotes a constructive attitude and writing to out-of-town contacts. Pisces emphasizes meeting obligations and securing government matters with partner support.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Therm
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Argentine Strike Delay Opens Talks With Illia
Argentine labor leaders postpone 24 hour sit in at factories to discuss labor issues with President Arturo Illia. The move aims to enable negotiations on worker demands and future actions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Texaco Service Ad Lists Vehicle Care Offers
An old ad for Art Nease Texaco Service at 9th and Miss. outlines tune up brake service muffler and tailpipe work wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service plus pickup and delivery road service for motorists.
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ART Nease Texaco
Miss
Wichita enrollment tops 3400 as summer session opens
University of Wichita summer school enrollment reached 3 477 at the close of the first registration night, surpassing last year's total of 2 958.
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Wichita
University of Wichita
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