Candidates Quizzed In Hutchinson In Gov Race Forum
Eleven candidates for Kansas governor faced two hours of questions from radio newsmen across 30 stations. Atty. Gen. William Ferguson pressed concerns on reapportionment and obscene books, while others like Doty and Wunsch proposed reforms in government and education.
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Hutchinson Kan
Kansas
Atty
William Ferguson
U. S. Supreme Court
Ferguson
William Avery McDill Boyd
Harold Chase
Grant Dohm
Paul Wunsch
J. Donald Coffin
Jules Doty
George Hart
Joe Henkle Sr
Harry Wiles
Doty
Supreme Court
Wunsch
Coffin
Boyd
Hart
Goldwater
Wiles
Central City Moves To Legalize Gambling Casinos
Central City Colorado residents push for legalized gambling to be allowed under a historic charter clause while facing state laws on gambling and prostitution. The move splits a community of 350 with the Opera Association opposing but the mayor and locals arguing it could fund needed city services and improvements.
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Central City
Colo
Denver
Colorado
Central City Opera Association
Rockies
Opera Association
Bill Russell
Association
University of Denver
Frank Ricketson
Russell
FTC Tobacco Labeling Rule Faces Court Delays
Congressional testimony signals possible four year litigation if tobacco firms sue to block a new Federal Trade Commission labeling rule. FTC chairman Paul Rand Dixon urged voluntary compliance while warning of imminent court challenges from growers, manufacturers, and trade groups. Senator Jordan and Albert G. Clay question FTC authority and anticipated industry actions.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
House Commerce Committee
Paul Rand Dixon
FTC
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Tobacco
North Carolina
Albert G. Clay
Burley Auction Warehouse Association
Dixon
Two-car Crash Causes $260 Damage at 11th and RI Streets
Raymond P. Conboy, 71, of 1301 Ky. St., and Nancy E. Bower, 20, of 2210 Pa. St., were involved in a collision Wednesday at 11th and RI Streets. Damage estimated at $260 with no injuries reported.
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11Th and
RI. Sts
Raymond P. Conboy
Ky. St
Nancy E. Bower
Pa. St
Khrushchev Frustrated by Sweden Security Curtain
Premier Khrushchev grows restless under Sweden’s heavy security around Stockholm. Thousands of patrolmen and detectives have kept him isolated since arriving three days ago, sparking tension as he objects to being kept from contact with the public during a Goteborg visit.
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Stockholm
Khrushchev
Cook
Charwoman
Goteborg
Texaco Tune-Up and Car Service Ad at 9th and Miss
An old advertisement from Art Nease Texaco Service lists car care offerings including tune ups brake service muffler tailpipe wheel balancing and alignment generator and starter service with pickup delivery and road service from the 9th Street and Mississippi location.
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ART Nease Texaco
Miss
Tension Linked to Heart Disease. Smoking Less Clear
A New York heart specialist reports a survey of 12 000 professionals showing job stress correlates with coronary disease while smoking may not. The study covered 14 occupations with varying stress levels and notes higher heart disease in non-smokers who quit. Other findings include AMA cautions on smoking and health risks and travel patterns of Americans.
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San Francisco
New York
Henry I. Russek
U.S. Public Health Service
Staten Island
Russek
New York Stock Exchange
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
See as You Talk Phone Link Ties Three Cities
See as you talk telephone service linking New York Washington and Chicago began today. Mrs Lyndon B Johnson helped inaugurate the system from Washington with Dr Elizabeth A Wood of Bell laboratories. Two deaf teens used lip reading on small television screens during the demonstration and rates were listed for each city pair.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Lyndon 8B. Johnson
Bell Telephone Co
Elizabeth A. Wood
Bell ‘Laboratories
Grand Central Terminal
National Geographic Society
Five Killed and Fifteen Hurt in Army Plane Crash
An Army transport plane crashed on takeoff from a temporary air strip northeast of Ridgeway South Carolina killing five and injuring fifteen. Maj. Paul Timm of Ft. Jackson said all twenty aboard were Army personnel and cause was not known. Names withheld pending relatives' notification.
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Ridgeway
S.C
Army
Paul Timm
Ft. Jackson
Atheist Murray Receives Shelter Offers in Honolulu
In Honolulu, Madalyn Murray and her family found temporary shelter after various offers including one from a church. Rev. Delwyn Rayson, a Congregationalist minister, said he hoped to help the embattled family find stability amid mounting attention.
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Honolulu
Madalyn Murray
Delwyn Rayson
Mary
Family seeks religious asylum in Hawaii after Baltimore fracas
The Murray family plus relatives fled Baltimore after a police incident and arrived in Hawaii using assumed names. The Unitarian Church offered the family refuge as they pursue religious asylum with members including Mrs. Murray, her mother Bonna Mays, brother John D. Mays Jr., sons Garth and Bill, and Bill’s fiancée Susan Abramovitz.
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Hawaii
Unitarian Church
Murray
Bonna Mays
John D. Mays Jr
Garth
Bill
Susan Abramovitz
Baltimore
Underwater Ridge Holds Earth’s Longest Mountain Range
The Mid-Atlantic Ridge spans about 10,000 miles from Iceland toward the Antarctic Circle. It averages 300 to 600 miles in width and features Pico Island as its highest peak, rising 27,000 feet from the sea floor and 7,615 feet above sea level.
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Earth
Mid-Atlantic
Iceland
Antarctic Circle
Pico Island
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