Racial tensions rise as whites plan leaving integrated Lakeview
Panic selling by whites in the Lakeview section near Hempstead New York spurs a Negro-led push to keep the area multi racial. Lincoln Lynch says buyers are urged not to move in to maintain an eight to one white to Negro ratio and stabilize property values.
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Lakeview
Hempstead
N.Y
Lincoln Lynch
Lynch
de Laines
Webster
Valencia
Lawrence
Washington
Kansas
Capsule Looks Like Door Knob at Pearl Harbor Recovery
Pearl Harbor Hawaii AP reports Discoverer XXV capsule recovered by Air Force pararescuemen after a 1000 foot jump. Sgt William V Vargas and two skindivers retrieved it from a bobbing raft and returned to Pearl Harbor aboard the Radford. It marked the first such retrieval by pararescuemen and the fifth Discoverer re entry package.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
U.S. Air Force
William V. Vargas
Vargas
Detroit
Mich
Pacific
Radford
Air Force
Sunnyvale
Calif
Ray E. McClure
Mount Sterling
Leote M. Vigare
North Hollywood
End of Spring Brings Rain and Cold Across United States
A cold front lingers as heavy rains soak the nation on the last day of spring. Severe storms soak Texas Panhandle and southeastern New Mexico while readings vary from 39 to 84 across regions.
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Texas
New York State
Indiana
Oklahoma Panhandle
Colorado
Wyoming
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Texas’ Panhandlé
New Mexico
Chicago
Quincy
Willow Run
Detroit
Lafayette
Naval Air Station
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Upper
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Florida
Needles
Calif
Pellston
Mich
Baldwin Notes of Travel Marriages and Church Events
Mrs Flo Hazzard returns to Wichita from Baldwin after a week away. Families visit relatives in Tennessee Red Wing Mayo Hospital. Bakers and church members plan trips to New York Germany and Europe. Marriages include Martha Butell to Ziad Toukan in Oklahoma City and Joyce Malicky to Wendall Castle. Clergy couples take summer roles and attend weddings in Massachusetts and Chicago areas.
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Flo Hazzard
Wichita
Baldwin
Claude Willey
Tennessee
South
Clarence Gordon
Clifton
Frances Chataleine
Richard
Fairbury
Neb
Harrison McLeod
F. C. Leitnaker
Kansas City
New York City
Munich
Germany
Frank Leitnaker
Leitaker
Baker
Thomas Talbot
Susan
Tommy
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Talbot
Hus
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Sam Ferguson
S. H. Flickinger
Carl B. Butell
Martha
Ziad R. Toukan
Marvin K. Hambrick
Oklahoma City
William Steele
Spencer, Okla
Carl Butell
Toukan
Oklahoma City University
Paul C. Kochan
Florida
Europe
Philip Bosserman
Bosserman
First Methodist Church
Karl E. Spear
Waltham, Mass
Karl Jr
Nancy Boudrot
First Lawrence City Directory Printed Just a Century Ago
Elfriede Fieder Rowe notes the 1860 61 Lawrence directory, lost pages, and small 53 page size sold for a dollar. It lists attorneys, hotels, bakeries, and ads for morene and merino fabrics, with sparse alphabetical order and many classifications.
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Lawrence
Lawrence City
Pennyslvania
Indiana
Winthrop
Henry
Pinckney
Baker University
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Baldwin City
Lane University
Commercial Department
Lecompton
Kansas
Kennedy First Lady Official Portrait Released
Washington reports a new official portrait of Mrs. John F. Kennedy shown from the waist up in a light wool dress. The First Lady smiles softly with her right elbow on a sofa, taken by Mark Shaw in the White House living quarters at month’s end.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
New York
Mark Shaw
White House
Ocean City Grows to Maryland’s Second Largest City
Ocean City Maryland becomes the state’s second largest amid summer influx. The resort’s permanent population of 965 swells to about 125000 on select July and August weekends drawing visitors and economic activity.
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Ocean City
Maryland
Atlantic Resort
Lindley Named Special Assistant to Secretary of State
Ernest K. Lindley, veteran Washington correspondent for Newsweek, was appointed a special assistant to the secretary of state and a member of the policy planning council. He will contribute to evaluating current foreign policy and shaping long range policy as a Rhodes scholar and Overseas Press Club award recipient.
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Washington
Ernest K. Lindley
Newsweek Magazine
Secretary of State
Department
State Department
Lindley
University of Idaho
Oxford
Overseas Press Club of America
University of Kansas
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Associated Press
Louisville
Fontaine Ferry Park
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert Kennedy
ICC
Kennedy
Alabama
MacDonald Gallion
Bobby Kennedy
Gallion
U.S. Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Supreme Court
Duval County
Jacksonville
Fla
Jackson
Miss
State Penitentiary
Chapel Hill
N.C
Duke University
Edward Orton Jr
Soscaanmnann
Source
U.S. Weather Bureau
W. A. Saucier
California
Ross Wolf
John
Frank E. Wolf
R. L. Pendleton
Melvin J. Boudrot
Immanuel Methodist Church
Chevrolet
Chevy
Fisher
Elfriede Fieder Rowe
H. S
L. Fillmore
Jackie
Eastman Kodak
Hixon Studio
Bob Blank
Herb Williams
Lowboy Lawrence
Bill Villee
Fiat Bed
Seinen
ST One
Reddy
EPL
Qwned Kansas Company
Ernest Lindley
Rusk
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kansas
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