Straub’s NCAA chase ends in heat record and close finish
In Eugene Oregon Army’s TJ Straub fell just shy of third as Jim Murphy of Air Force won the 5 000 meters in 14 12 3 to tie the meet record. Keefe of Central Connecticut edged Straub for third as two other marks fell and West Coast teams restrained the field with Oregon leading the finals push.
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Eugene
Ore
Army
Bill Straub
Air Force
Jim Murphy
al Lawrence
Houston
Bob Schul
Miami
Ohio
Murphy
Straub
Harry Jerome
Oregon
West Coast
San Jose
Fresno State
California
Dean Pryor Named Hastings Grid Head
Hastings College hires Dean Pryor as head football and track coach. Pryor, formerly at the University of Wichita since 1962, is a Arkansas graduate who starred in football and track. He has coached at Lakeland High School Coffeyville Junior College and Lakeland, Florida, earning a 1960 national junior college track title and a 15-7 football record.
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Hastings
Neb
Hastings College
Dean Pyror
University of Wichita
Pyror
Wichita
University of Arkansas
Lakeland
Fla
Coffeyville
Kan
New Fight Over How Team Is Picked For Russia Meet
The NCAA and AAU dispute team selection for the U S meet with Russia. Coaches want Olympic trials based picks rather than AAU top finishers, risking NCAA athletes missing the Rutgers AAU event. The Olympic trials in New York will include top six citizen finishers from both meets and armed forces winners.
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AAU
Rutgers
Los Angeles
New York
Armed Forces
National Collegiate Track Coaches Association
Donald Hull
United States Track and
Sidewalk Bazaar Plans Discussed at Chamber Session
A Cham ber of Commerce special meeting laid groundwork for the July 23 sidewalk bazaar in downtown Lawrence. City Commission approval for sidewalk displays will be sought at Tuesday’s City Hall session. Organizers will invite churches, FFA, and 4-H to set up bake and produce booths in storefront frontages. No streets will be blocked during the event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence City Commission
City Hall
Douglas County
FFA
4-H
Johnson Targets Goldwater Stronghold In California
President Johnson concentrates on Los Angeles and Orange counties where Goldwater won large margins in California's Republican primary. He tours the state on a three day trip mixing politics with official duties while rallying Democrats and stressing increased military strength and world peace.
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San Francisco
Johnson
California
Barry Goldwater
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Orange County
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Bay Area
U.S
Colbert Faces Small In NCAA Golf Finals At Broadmoor
In Colorado Springs the 67th NCAA golf finals narrow to Jim Colbert of Kansas State and Terry Small of San Jose State. Small, a 205 pound former athlete, outlasted Marty Fleckman in the semifinals, while Colbert earned his spot with steady play on the Broadmoor course.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Terry Small
San Jose State College
Jim Colbert
Kansas State
Colbert
Small
Broadmoor
Marty Fleckman
Houston
Fleckman
Barry Goldwater Extends Delegate Lead At 694
Goldwater reaches 694 delegates, 39 above the 655 needed for nomination as Montana adds 14 more. Scranton gains in Maryland to nine total with Scranton at 138 and Rockefeller 105. Lodge 45. Smith 15. Nixon 8. uncommitted 219.
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Barry Goldwater
Montana
Arizona
Associated Press
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Maryland
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Southern Leaders Foresee Trouble From Civil Rights Bill
The civil rights bill passes the Senate drawing mixed reactions. King calls it a tribute to Kennedy while Wallace warns of national upheaval. Governors Bryant and Allen praise the vote, with Talmadge and Johnston delivering sharp rebukes as the nation braces for compliance testing.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Senate
Martin Luther King
John F. Kennedy
King
St. Augustine
Fla
Wallace
Farris Bryant
Florida
Ivan Allen Jr
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Dia
Harry Carbaugh
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States Senate
Iowa Struck by Big Storms Across Southwest Iowa
Severe storms and tornadoes swept large areas of Iowa late Friday into Friday night. In Page County near Shenandoah and Clarinda, twisters damaged farms, blew vehicles from roads, and injured at least three people. Truck driver Robert Jackson, 24, Carry Thomas, 69, and Bill Edward were treated in Shenandoah hospital. A tornado at Clarinda airport damaged two hangars, 15 planes, and several trailers. about a dozen people sought refuge in a administration building with no serious injuries reported.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Page County
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Robert Jackson
Springfield
Carrie Thomas
Shendoah
Bill Edward
Conn
Red Andrews Tops Friday Jalopy Show At Lawrence Speedway
Thirty four cars raced in wet at Lawrence speedway with heavy rains the night before. Red Andrews won three races and Joe Richards took two as local drivers claimed seven of eight first places.
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Lawrence Speedway
Lawrence
Red Andrews
Joe Richard
Joe Richards
Johnny Green
Kansas City
Bob Davison
Wayne Harabaugh
Richards
Swede Mealman
Ottawa
Dale Vond
Topeka
Andrews
Earl Radcliff
Gary Harrison
Don Myer
Kenny Bannister
Lou Hoppe
Murrell
Kan
Jack Lux
Green
Jack Harper
Mick Harris
Myer
Penn Station Eagles Targeted by Souvenir Seekers
Souvenir hunters have grabbed the 14 granite eagles at Pennsylvania Station weighing nearly three tons each. Institutions request the statues for a Battery Park colonnade honoring former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, with private citizens and organizations among those asking. If the plan fails the railroad will consider public requests.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Battery Park
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omaha Hit by Severe Wind Storm After Flood Damage
Omaha faced a second storm after last Tuesday night’s flood damage of six to eight million dollars and seven deaths. Early today a severe wind storm caused downed trees and power outages across the north and east, with gusts reaching 96 miles per hour at North Omaha. No injuries reported as rainfall remained light. prior towns Ord Clarkson Columbus and North Bend also suffered downed limbs and outages.
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Omaha
Weather Bureau
North Omaha
Ord
Gen Lee Spy Claimant Mrs Haire Dies at 116
Mrs Leon Sibley Haire who claimed to be a spy for Gen Robert E Lee died Friday in Florida at 116. Born April 19 1848 in Richmond Virginia she said she lived near Lees family and did undercover work during Civil War times with both Confederate and Union troops.
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Eustis
Fla
Leon Sibley Haire
Robert E. Lee
Haire
Richmond
Gen. Lee
Lawrence students named to KU liberal arts honor list
Forty seven Lawrence residents and two KU students from the Lawrence area appear on the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences honor roll at Kansas University. Six Lawrence students earn Straight A grades, with listed names and addresses among the long roster of scholars.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Lawrence Area
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Dudley Allen
J. W. Allen
Ill
James Fields
J. Eldon Fields
15Th St
Alan Hitt
James K. Hitt
Stephen Klemp
Hubert
Peter Argersinger
W. J. Argersinger
Park Hill
Terr
Marilyn Boyd
Emery
Daniel Brune
Dan Brune
Barbara Ericsson
Theodora Ericsson
Ohio
Itvelyn Fearing
Albert Fearing
N. H
Stephen Wester
Betty Carlson
21St St
Carl Gibson
Hilda Gibson
Hilden Gibson
Barker
Nyla Gilkerson
Ed. Gilkerson
Tenn
Bennie Grewing
Ben Grewing
Cheryl Hentsch
Frank Hentsch
Country Club
Perr
Bennie Hill
Ruby Hill
Kent Terr
Justin Hill Tr
Justin H. West
Lth
Margaret Hoecker
Frank Hoecker
Haskell
Ferrin Holmes
John Pine
Virgie Pine
Hilltop
Cbr
Christopher Pinet
Frank Pinet
12Th St
Rex Powell
Wayne Powell
Ramirez
Ammon Andes
Ind
Dennis Reardon
William Reardon
W. 20Th St. T
Lod
H. ©. Stuart
Judith Thmpson
Judith Thompson
Rufus Thompson
Sunflower Apartments
Tyson Travis
Kenneth Travis
Richard Warner
KL Vinton Warner
M. HL
Howard Wilcox
Minory Rd
Baldwin
Willian, Wapelle
Gilbert Kapelle
Billie Thompson
Wiliam Thompson
Andover
Five youths killed in Oklahoma mishap near Jones
Five youths from Jones died in a two car collision on a county road near suburban Jones. Victims were Shirley Ann Britt 20 Marie Brodrick 12 Keith Choate 17 Bob Hopeus 16 Sammy Williams 17. Ray Britt 20 drove the other car with his wife as passenger. Michael Hogan 17 sustained critical injuries.
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Oklahoma City
Jones
Shirley Ann Britt
Keith Choate
Bob Hopeus
Sammy Williams
Marie Brodrick
Funds for Junction City Hospital Planning Announced
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration awarded 59850 dollars for final planning of a 100 bed hospital in Junction City Kansas. The project is planned to cost about 21 million dollars.
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Washington
Junction City
Kan
Community Facilities Administration
Major R. S. Lush Receives Army Commendation Medal
Maj Rolla S. Lush, former KU Military Science assistant professor, is honored in Omaha for exceptional duty performance with the Army Commendation Medal. The ceremony also notes his KU tenure since August 1961 and his role as Douglas County Fair Board president. He and his wife Gloria visit his Omaha parents before a new assignment in Taiwan.
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Rolla S. Luss
Kansas University
Omaha
Maj
Lush
Douglas County
Storms of Spring Lessen the Tempo Across the U S
The Associated Press reports storms eased across a broad midsection from the upper Plains to the mid Atlantic. Winds up to 96 mph lashed Omaha after floods, a tornado struck Madison Nebraska, hail fell in Burlington Iowa, and funnel clouds were seen in Iowa. Damages included unroofed homes and uprooted trees as heat persisted into the weekend.
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mid-Atlantic Coast
Midwest
Omaha
Madison
Neb
Weather Bureau
Burlington
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Chicago
Joliet
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Great Lakes
East
Wekend
Watson Grange to Meet Marling Hornets in Key Doubleheader
In Topeka tonight at 7 30 Watson Grange faces Marling Hornets with the league lead at stake. NEA action also has Eagles Lodge of Leavenworth at Richland as teams chase top spots.
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Marling Hornets
Kansas
Topeka
Eagles Lodge of
Leavenworth
Richland
Watson
Marling
Eagles
Ober
Walt
Horoscope Guide by Sign for Daily Outlook
Aries shows bored energy met by fresh gifts from newcomers as new situations arise. Taurus should study routine affairs first to operate efficiently and be exact. Gemini should learn what partners resent and please them while seeking clear answers. Moon Children plan hours to avoid chaotic duties and own responsibilities. Leo enjoys social events but avoid extravagance and prioritize money and time to make hobbies work. Virgo gain family approval before pursuing projects and drop frivolities. Libra beware others pressuring you to stray from judgment. read papers carefully before signing. Scorpio focuses on growing holdings but must adapt as prices rise. Sagittarius be jovial. social engagement unlocks talent as others respond. Capricorn enter key business activities with prepared figures after reviewing reports. Aquarius others are busy. be patient at meetings and avoid excuses. Pisces seek prestige through steady, concerted effort and early tackling of credit matters.
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Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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