House Approves Right to Know Bill To Open Government
The House approved the freedom of information measure by a 307 to vote, sending it to the White House. The bill requires government records to be public unless secrecy is justified, and empowers federal courts to order disclosures. Rep. John E. Moss led the push, California Democrat, co sponsor praised White House cooperation. The Senate previously passed the bill on Oct 13 1965.
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Washington
House
White House
Johnson
John E. Moss
California
Foreign Operations and Government Information
Senate
De Gaulle Seeks Peace Progress On Soviet Visit
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Moscow for an 11 day trip to Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad to push European security and general peace. He and Soviet leaders discussed a shared approach to international affairs and possible cultural technical agreements.
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Novosibirsk
Leningrad
Kiev
Stalingrad
Nikolai V. Podgorny
France
Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
de Gaulle
Europe
Kosygin
Kremlin
Paris
United States of Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Washington
Bonn
Casper Surges To Playoff Win In National Open
Casper birdied from 25 and 35 feet to overcome Arnold Palmer’s late collapse and win the 18 hole playoff for the 66th National Open at Olympic Club. Casper shot 69 to Palmer’s 73, tying for the title at 278 and forcing a playoff, with Palmer’s three-year playoff streak ending.
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San Francisco
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Olympic Lake
Palmer
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Brookline
Mass
KU Sophomore Fatality In Afton Skiing Mishap
Kenneth A. Moore 24, KU Pi Kappa Alpha member, died after a water skiing accident on Lake Afton near Wichita. Witnesses said the expert skier fell while balancing on one ski and struck his head on rocks beneath the surface. He died in a Wichita hospital from head and internal injuries.
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Kansas University
Lake Afton
Wichita
Kenneth A. Moore
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sedgwick County
Vern Miller
Moore
Vacation Pak Service Announcement
Journal-World advertises a vacation planning service with a toll free style line and contact for readers. It offers a number to call and mentions carrier advertising as a channel for the service.
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Journal-World Vacation Pak
Journal-World Carrier
Adv
Bundy Rejects France Soviet Pact as Fantasy
McGeorge Bundy told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a Franco Soviet deal is fantasy and contrary to French aims. He stressed NATO unity, cautioned against rushing to cut European forces, and urged careful review of the Atlantic Alliance amid De Gaulle's Moscow talks.
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Washington
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Moscow
Bundy
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Atlantic Society
NATO
de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
Congress
United States
Europe
France
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Gen. de Gaulle
Blood Sample Ruling Upholds Police Blood Tests
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision by Justice Brennan, ruled that taking a blood sample from an intoxicated objecting motorist does not violate the federal constitution. The case centered on Armando Schmerber, who had a blood test after his car hit a tree in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William Dye
Abe Fortas
Brennan
Alco
Armando Schmerber
Los Angles
Supreme Court narrows power to move civil rights cases
The Supreme Court ruled in a 5 4 decision that civil rights prosecutions may be removed from state to federal courts only in limited circumstances. Justice Stewart said allowing broader removals would disrupt state federal relations in criminal law. The Mississippi case involving 29 local arrests in Le Flore County in 1964 was decided to keep trials in state court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Stewart
LeFlore County
Miss
William O. Douglas
Mississippi
Earl Warren
William J. Brennan
Abe Fortas
Douglas
James Madison
John Marshall
Republic
Hugo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Byron White
Work Begins on New Missiles to Counter Soviet Defense
The New York Times reports the Air Force is pushing a new generation of solid fuel missiles designed to penetrate Soviet defenses and deliver larger payloads. The initiative aims to ensure U S capability to destroy the Soviet Union even after a surprise attack.
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New York
U.S. Air Force
New York Times
Washington
Pentagon
Soviet Union
United States
Thant Renews Viet Nam Plea at UN Conference
Secretary-General U Thant restated three steps to end the Viet Nam war. He called for a halt to US bombing of North Viet Nam, a scaling down of hostilities by all sides, and willingness to discuss with all participants. He urged rapid agreement to improve odds for a peaceful solution.
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United Nations, N. Y
U Thant
Viet Nam
Thant
Stock Market Closing Averages Reported
New York stock index closes at 321.4 with an efficiency reading of .7. Market observers note modest gains amid trading activity as analysts weigh early results.
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New York
45 States Listed For Hill Session
The 29th Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University enrolled about 1300 campers with 350 more expected for the junior high session July 3 to 16. Kansas leads with 548 campers followed by Missouri 217 Oklahoma 86 Colorado 70 Texas 69 and others. Two Nova Scotia students and one from Alaska are among attendees.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Russell Wiley
KU Band
Nova Scotia
Canada
Alaska
Wiley
Alabama
Delaware
Hawaii
Lions Island
South Carolna
University
Lewis Hall
Templin Hall
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Corbin Hall
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Danny Golden
Fairfax
Murphy Hall
Marilyn Smith
West Plains
Journal-World
Derby Excitement Builds for Fourth of July Soap Box Race
Jaycees Winter Chevrolet and the Journal-World sponsor the Jayhawk Soap Box Derby. About 53 local boys, including Rik Messer 13, work on near-complete racers with painting and mechanical tweaks ongoing. Rick plans a bright green car with a silver rim and sketches as a hobby.
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The
Jaycees
Winter Chevrolet
Journal-World
Rik Messer
Maine
Rick
KPL Rates Tops as Taxpayer in Douglas County
With a midnight deadline for paying personal and real estate taxes near, Kansas Power and Light Co. is expected to be the largest taxpayer in Douglas County. KP and L presented its second half tax check for 280,519.27 and its 1965 total corporation taxes of 553,667.43 plus 6,056 in real estate taxes. Local manager Austin Stedham said KP L paid 5,789,880 in Kansas taxes last year, with nearly 10 percent from Douglas County.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
Douglas County
Edythe Norman
Kp&l
Austin Stedham
Kansas
Stedham
Weekend Accidents Keep Lawrence Hospital Busy
Three people admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital and nine treated and released after weekend accidents. Admitted were Donna Hunter 19 Perry with a cut right arm. Duane Miller 10 Fairly good after falling from a truck. Jane Frazier 18 Winfield with an ankle injury from a horse fall.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Donna Hunter
Perry
Duane Miller
W. 21St St. Terr
Jane Frazier
Route 1
Winfield
Contests Form As Three Late Filings In County Vote
Three late filings by noon today sharpen county elections. Nelson seeks state representative in the 40th District against Titus, with Kay awaiting the winner to face in November. Charlton also files to challenge Vogel in the 39th District as unopposed county offices draw minimal competition.
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Delbert Mathia
Richard O. Nelson
Douglas County
Nelson
Orchard Lahere
James E. Titus
Kansas University
Titus
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
West Wakarusa
Betty Jo Charlton
Charlton
Robert S. Charlton
John Vogel
Vogel
Rex D. Johnson
Bessie Bennett
Ohio St
Lawrence Horse Show Heads into 21st Annual Four Day Event
Lawrence Jaycees sponsor the 21st annual Lawrence Horse Show with 300 entries from 20 states and contestants traveling from Georgia North and South Carolina and Tennessee. The four day event starts Thursday at 7 p m each night and features 3 new challenge trophies. Richard Reinking leads as president with Les Proctor handling donations and John Rouse as publicity director.
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Lawrence
Rouse
Dick Hadley
Oklahoma City
Okla
A. D. White
Ottawa
Weather turns summer like in Lawrence with frequent 80s
Lawrence sees a prolonged heat spell with most days in the 80s this month and many nights in the 60s. The Weather Bureau expects continued warmth through Tuesday with clear to partly cloudy skies and a near 90 degree high Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Service for every faith Rumsey Funeral Home
The notice advertises funeral services for Rumsey Funeral Home offering care for all faiths. Local contact VI 8-8111 is provided for arrangements and inquiries.
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Funeral Home
Weather summaries for Northeast Kansas report
Weather notes show clear to partly cloudy skies with a warm trend through Tuesday. Overnight low mid 60s, Tuesday high near 90, plus temperature readings and sunrise sunset times referenced. Historical highs and lows listed for this date with record high 101 in 1952 and low 52 in 1946.
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Kansas
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