Khrushchev Arrives in Denmark for Low-Key Welcome
Premier Khrushchev landed in Copenhagen aboard the Bashkiria ending a polarizing trip and was greeted by Premier Jens Otto Krag and officials. Police security reached postwar highs as weathers shifted toward trade talks with Denmark focusing on ships agriculture and potential oil imports. Khrushchev and his party planned six day stops in Sweden and Norway after Denmark.
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Egypt
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Rada
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Norway
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Jutland
Parsons described as active leader in Lawrence
James H Parsons and Mrs Parsons were prominent Lawrence figures with extensive service to veterans, civic groups, and education. Parsons, a Republican appointed by Eisenhower, died after illness. flag at half staff. Elmer Dougan discussed postmaster succession and possible interim supervision by regional or postal inspector officials.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawrence
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13Th
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Postal Department
Washington
Wichita
Kansas City
Scranton Defends Conservatism as He Seeks Kansas Delegates
In Topeka, Governor Scranton argued conservatism is a living dynamic concept amid his bid for Republican presidential delegates. He warned Democrats could attack the GOP if conservatives are seen as stale. The visit de-emphasized foreign affairs and civil rights differences with Barry Goldwater while Kansas leans toward the Arizona senator.
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Nixon Says Barry Not Shoo-In Yet
Former Vice President Richard Nixon warned that Barry Goldwater is not assured of the Republican nomination and called this “the year of the upsets.” He cited Scranton as having a fighting chance and noted Goldwater’s delegate prospects remain uncertain despite Oregon and California results.
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Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Ford Owner Buys Shaw Lumber Co
John Haddock owner of John Haddock Ford at 714 Vt. St has purchased the Shaw Lumber Co at the southwest corner of 7th and Vt. Sts. He expects occupancy by Oct 1 and plans to raze the buildings but not to build immediately. Haddock may use the site in conjunction with his automobile agency. The sale was made by Mr and Mrs Charles S Andrews of 828 Broadview Dr.
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Arkansas town at center of NEA survey on school controversy
A National Education Association panel led by Mrs. Ethan Allen examined Conway Arkansas education tensions over the superintendent's contract termination and principals' non reelection. The group noted split town opinion and limited attempts to resolve disputes amid board Superintendent friction and a change in board majority.
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Lawrence School Board
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Little Rock
Hendrix
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Central Baptist
Southern Senators Block Civil Rights Bill Action
South ern senators thwarted Senate leaders by opposing rapid amendments to the civil rights bill. Sen Richard B Russell called the plan fantastic and unlikely, while Humphrey urged timely voting but warned of extended sessions if many amendments were pressed. House leaders remained hopeful of sending the measure to President Johnson before July 2.
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Harkins to Leave Vietnam Command This Weekend
Gen Paul D Harkins is due to depart South Viet Nam this Saturday ending 21 years as U S commander here Lt Gen William C Westmoreland will replace him and has acted as deputy since early this year Harkins will serve briefly in Washington before retirement on August 1
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Snake bite tally climbs for Wichita woman
(AP) A 35 year old Wichita woman known for snake bites was treated Monday after a copperhead bite. She said it was the seventh time she has been bitten by poisonous snakes. She was released after treatment.
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China Boss in Tibet Reportedly Replaced
New Delhi AP report says China removed its top military political commander in Tibet. Tibetan exile spokesman in India cites refugees claiming Gen Chang Kuo Hwa disappeared around February amid rumors he was liquidated for pro Soviet leanings.
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Lawrence Planning Commission Meeting Agenda
The Lawrence Planning Commission will meet at City Hall for a regular monthly session Wednesday night. Items include rezoning requests from A to B and A to C in Northwood Addition, plus a Board of Zoning Appeals hearing for a garage at 15th and Harper, a front yard variance at Zimmer man Coast-to-Coast Store 1832 Mass, and a side yard variance for the Baptist Student Center at 13th and Oread.
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13Th and
Oread
U S Board Rules Making Mountain Out of a Molehill
The U S Board on Geographic Names standardizes names for federal maps and documents. It resolves multiple names for places, conducts quarterly decisions, and collaborates with 12 agencies and foreign counterparts including the Soviet Union.
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Whaton Pond
Mass
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Secretary of the Interior
Edward P. Cliff
England
Antartica
Soviet Union
Cliff
Lunar Samples Could Solve Earth Moon Formation Mystery
Houston AP 110 scientists meet at the Manned Spacecraft Center for a lunar exploration symposium to discuss selecting lunar samples and returning them for study. An engineer in a spacesuit demonstrated movement limits and a one sixth gravity video highlighted tasks astronauts would face.
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Earth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Heard Space Agency
Cessna Receives 4.8 Million Final Air Force Contract
Cessna Aircraft Co. announced a 4.8 million final contract from the U.S. Air Force for additional T37B trainer jets. The agreement covers production from September through December 1965 with deliveries to begin in September. An initial 1.5 million was received in November 1963 to secure materials. More than 800 T37B jets are in service at 400 mph.
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Cessna Aircraft Co
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Cessna
Air Force
Non-Partisan Voter Effort Gains Bipartisan Backing
Washington AP report notes a nonpartisan voter registration drive unveiled with support from Republican Chairman William E. Miller and Democratic National Chairman John M. Bailey. The campaign, backed by American Heritage Foundation and Advertising Council, targets 21 to 29 year olds with messages to register and vote.
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American Heritage Foundation
Advertising Council
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Policeman’s Florida Dream Ends in Tragic Heart Attack
Wichita police officer Wills Wallace planned retirement to Florida. After 22 years with the department and moving to Orange City, he collapsed and died of a heart attack while unloading furniture in front of his new home. His wife and son accompanied him on the trip.
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New Color Post Cards From KU Museum On Sale Here
Kansas University Museum of Art offers 18 color post cards featuring works including a recovered Manet Portrait of Line Campineanu. Cards, photographed by James Tetirick Co., cost five cents each and are also sold at the Kansas Union. The set includes classic religious and modern pieces and memo gifts from 1961.
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Los Angeles
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Theodore Rombouts
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Bernardo Strozzi
Thomas Hart Benton
John Singer Sargent
Daniel Sargent Curtis
Gilles van Tilroch the Younger
Winslow Homer
West India
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Vote Set Next Monday on Martial Law Lift in Seoul
Assembly leaders in Seoul agreed to a vote next Monday on an opposition resolution to lift martial law. President Chung Hee Park imposed the order two weeks ago to quell anti government student demonstrations.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Get the Journal-World at your summer address
Advertisement notes a summer delivery option for the Journal-World with a phone contact VI 2 1000 for subscription or address changes.
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Judy Garland Deflects Wedding Rumors in Yokohama
Judy Garland, aboard the President Roosevelt with Mark Herron, dismisses marriage rumors as she shows a Chinese marriage certificate she says proves a Hong Kong wedding. Hollywood associates deny a divorce from Sid Luft, with custody disputes over their two children ongoing.
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Hollywood
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Open GOP Battle Cited by Romney
Gov. George Romney said the GOP presidential race remains open after Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton joined the field. Romney noted Scranton’s candidacy reshapes the contest and that Barry Goldwater would have been the nominee if Scranton had not run. He announced Goldwater will meet Michigan delegates June 30, four days after Scranton, and invited candidates to a June 26 meeting.
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Mich
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Romney
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
Goldwater
Hults and Vogel File For State Jobs Today
State Sen. Don Hults of Lawrence and State Rep. John Vogel of Route 4 filed as Republican candidates for the same state offices. Hults filed in Topeka and Vogel with the Douglas County clerk. Hults first won a Kansas Senate seat in 1954 to complete Milto n Beach’s term and was re elected twice. Vogel was elected two years ago from the 14th District in his first bid for public office. Odd Williams did not seek re election from the 13th District as the county now has one district.
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Lawrence
John Vogel
Route 4
Hults
Topeka
Vogel
Douglas County
Kansas State Senate
Milton Beach
Jefferson County
Odd Williams
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Capture Follows Break From Work Detail Near Jail
Has Kell Crume, 41, was captured in less than two hours after he walked away from a painting detail outside the Cowley County jail in Winfield Kansas. He was held on a drunken driving charge and located in the lowlands north of Winfield.
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Haskell Crume
Cowley County
Crume
Winfield
Lawrence banks show 9 percent rise in deposits this year
In the first five months of 1964 Lawrence depositors wrote checks totaling 147 077 000, nine percent above the same period last year. Kansas City Fed tabulations place Lawrence ahead of 15 largest Kansas cities with a nine percent rise.
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Emporia
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Mines officials open two week conference at Kansas University
Four representatives from the U S Bureau of Mines in Washington D C arrived to begin a two week conference with the State Geological Survey at Kansas University. The visitors include Lambert Montgomery Miss Mildred Nadier and Alvin Kaufman and Arthur Berger.
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Washington, D. C
State Geological Survey
Kansas University
Lambert Montgomery
Mildred Nadier
Alvin Kaufman
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