Ben-Gurion Quits As Israel Leader
Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion resigns for personal reasons ending his near 1948–present leadership. He will leave Parliament but lead a caretaker government until a new cabinet forms. The move follows parliamentary criticism over a security case involving German nuclear rocket programs and a prior security chief resignation.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
United Arab Republic
Dif
Mapai
Basel
Switzerland
Egypt
Pinchas Lavon
Seven Are Injured In Wreck Series This Weekend
Seven people sustained minor injuries in four traffic accidents over the weekend across Kingman and nearby areas. A Sunday evening collision at 7th and N. H. Streets involved a Kingman group. seven names appear, including Phillis Kelly and Kevin Kelly. Another crash with a tandem bicycle occurred at 6th and Fla Streets injuring Sandra Morris and Mary Lou Rice. A separate early Sunday incident saw Robert Hafferkamp collide with a fence while trying to avoid a dog.
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Lawrence
Lone Star
Vehicle Collision on Lone Star Bridge Causes Minor Damage
William H. Gilbert, 54, and Gerald Keizer, 38, both of Route 5, were involved in a Saturday afternoon crash on a Lone Star bridge. Neither driver was injured, but the damage to Gilbert’s car was about $400 and to Keizer’s about $875.
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William H. Gilbert
Route 5
Gerald Keizer
Lone Star
Attendance Rises At Crusade Here
The Christian Crusade sponsored by the Christian Businessmen's Committee of Lawrence and cooperating churches shows rising turnout with over 400 attendees Sunday night to hear Rev. Dave Burnham of Akron Ohio and more than 300 at Sunday afternoon. Nightly 7 30 meetings run through next Sunday at the Varsity Theatre with a 2 30 pm Sunday service and an evening program featuring Rev. Burnham and vocalist Gary Moore. Testimonials from Bob Morley and Charles Arthur accompany gospel talks and related events including a breakfast for pastors and a Pioneer Club luncheon in Lawrence.
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Christian Businessmen's Committee of
Lawrence
Dave Burnham
Akron
Ohio
Burnham
Varsity Theatre
Gary Moore
Bob Morley
Central Pilgrim’s College
Bartlesville
Oklo
Charles Arthur
Castle
Pioneer Club
Two New Post Offices Placed In Kansas
Wichita AP report states the Post Office Department will acquire new post offices at Wilson and Cottonwood Falls in Kansas as part of a expansion plan. Local officials and residents await final site details and funding approval.
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Wichita
The
Post Office Department
Wilson
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Court Refuses Bank Merger in Philadelphia Case
The Supreme Court ruled that merging Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust Co Exchange Bank violates antitrust law. The decision, delivered by Justice Brennan with dissents from Justices Harlan Goldberg and Stewart, blocks a planned $1.75 billion assets bank with $1.6 billion deposits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia National Bank
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Brennan
Harlan
Stewart
Goldberg
Philadelphia National
Girard Trust
U.S. Comptroller of the Currency
U.S. Dist
Thomas J. Clary
Clary
County Plans Zoning Study In Lawrence Area
Douglas County commissioners awarded a 4460 contract to Harland Bartholomew and Associates of St Louis to draft three mile zoning and planning around Lawrence. Work on a preliminary draft will start immediately with an expected 60 to 90 day completion, followed by a final draft after a go ahead from the zoning commission.
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Douglas County Commissioners
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
St. Louis
Lawrence
Bartholomew
County
Bartholomew Engineering
Lawrence weather reporter becomes third time father at 2 24 PM
Kansas University meteorologist Larry Harper announced the birth of son Lance Stuart Harper at 2 24 PM on Saturday while delivering the weekend forecast. The baby weighed eight pounds 10.4 ounces and has a brother and sister. The station notes a downtown lighting upgrade by Kansas Power and Light Co with vapor lamps arriving within a month and installation to take about a week from 6th to South Park along Massachusetts streets. Lilies bloom at A B Ewing home 703 N 3rd with Regal lilies Olympic hybrids day lilies and Japanese iris on display.
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Kansas University
Larry Harper
Harper
Journal-World
Lance Stuart Harper
Journal- World
Lawrence
Kansas Power and Light Co
Austin Stedham
6Th
South Park Street
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
A. B. Ewing
Time Running Out In Education Aid State Group Says
Kansas faces escalating higher education demands as the Kansas Citizens' Council for Education warns time is short. The 24 member panel led by McDill Boyd calls for accelerated use of college facilities and policy changes to handle growth from 32,000 current students to a projected 90,000 by 1975.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Citizens’ Council For Education
McDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
Verne Hoisington
Paradise
Board of Regents
Furniture Moving Into New Engineering Building
Kansas University workers began moving office furniture into the new 1.9 million dollar engineering building at 15th Street and Naismith Road.
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Kansas University
15Th Street
Naismith Road
Planning Project Discussed Today By Rotary Guest
John Colfer of Harland Bartholomew and Associates outlined a six stage growth plan for Lawrence at the Rotary Club noon meeting at Hotel Eldridge. He cited KU, transit, proximity to Kansas City and water as factors boosting growth to 60 000 to 80 000 by 1985 while noting major decisions will be needed on flood protection fringe areas city limits and central shopping development.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Rotary Club
John Colfer
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Hotel
Eldridge
Cofer
Kansas City
Perry
Clinton
Soviet cosmonauts Tereshkova and Bykovsky launch space link up
Soviet news reports show Valentina Tereshkova and earlier piloted Bykovsky launched into orbit for a joint mission to study gender effects of space flight. Observers note Tereshkova lacks pilot training and both ships report slight altitude loss with unclear separation.
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Tereshkova
Miss Tereshkova
Tass
Soviet Union
Bykovsky
Khrushchev
Barlick Returns to Umpiring After Sudden Quit
Al Barlick will rejoin his NL crew in Chicago on June 21 after Warren Giles stated the misunderstanding was cleared. Barlick had quit Sunday and declined to comment, staying at his Springfield Illinois home while two or three days with his family were suggested.
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Cincinnati
al Barlick
National League
Warren Giles
Chicago
Barlick
Springfield, Il
KU hosts two week music camp for 260 junior high students
About 260 junior high students arrive for a two week music camp from June 30 to July 13. Camp activities center in Murphy Hall with large music division including bands orchestra and chorus performing six Sunday concerts starting this Sunday. KU staff Prof Wiley directs bands Prof Carney orchestra Prof Krehbiel chorus with guest conductors. Other division heads include Dean Burton W Marvin John Knowles Wil Linkagel Jed Davis Miss Marjorie Whitney Arvid Jacobsen Arnold Strassenburg and Fred Smithmeyer.
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Lewis and Templin
Murphy Hall
Wiley
Gerald M. Carney
Clayton Krehbiel
Robert E. Bell
Oklahoma City University
Dean Burton W. Marvin
John Knowles
Wil Linkagel
Jed Davis
Marjorie Whitney
Arvid Jacobsen
Arnold A. Strassenburg
Fred Smithmeyer
Court voices split on school Bible reading in two states
In Maryland, Madalyn Murray and her son challenged a Baltimore City School Board rule mandating daily Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer, with exemptions for dissenters, and Maryland's Court of Appeals rejected the objection. In Pennsylvania, Edward and Mildred Schempp, Uni tarian parents of two Abington Township students, saw a U S District Court uphold objections to a law requiring daily Bible verses, followed by the Lord's Prayer, despite an allowance for parental written requests.
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Maryland
Madalyn E. Murray
Baltimore City
Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
U.S
Philadelphia
Edward L. Schempp
Abington Township
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Debates Maryland and Pennsylvania Records
Justice Stewart criticizes the record quality in Maryland and Pennsylvania cases as fundamentally deficient. He says the establishment clause violation cannot be determined from current records and favors returning the cases to collect additional evidence.
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Stewart
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Surprise Floods Sweep Utah Area
A flash flood roared down the North Fork of the Duchesne River in northeastern Utah cutting a 50 mile path of destruction. The Brown family camp site was washed away and Bradley Gale Brown drowned. Volunteer crews plugged leaks and stabilized an earthen dam near Lander Wyoming to protect 7 000 residents after weekend rains.
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Duchesne River
Utah
Richard L. Brown
Bradley Gale Brown
Lander
Wyoming
Popo Agie
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Kingman
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Larry A. Kelly
Kevin Kelly
Karen Kelly
Vernon F. Kelly
Wayne A. Wieneke
Craig Ct
Guy B. Augustus
Route 3
Sandra Morris
R. I. St
Mary Lou Rice
Emporia
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Robert Hafferkamp
N. Y. St
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Lawrence Lodge No
AF & AM
J. O. Hurley
W.M. G. W. Mole
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Rotary
Tokyo
Earth
Yoshiaki Nakata
Radio Research Institute
Leroy George
Haskell Avenue
Wakarusa Township
Albert Smith
Sheriff's Office
D. D. McCleery
Washington, D.C
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Canada
Best Western
Thiclien
Virginia
Schwarz Road
Associated Press
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
Dwight Sickles
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Ohio National Life Insurance Company
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George Hedri
Carl Mingo
Terrell
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J. D. Underwood
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