Lodge Returns To D.C. Today Amid Nomination Drive
Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge said it was his duty to return home and back Gov. William Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination rather than stay as ambassador to South Viet Nam. He planned to lobby delegates and seek Eisenhower support while warning against impulsive picks and urging prudent leadership.
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Protesters Escorted Into Surf in Florida Demonstration
More than 200 state police escorted 30 civil rights demonstrators into the surf at St. Augustine Beach as racial tensions surged amid ongoing integration efforts. A biracial committee was being discussed, but violence and a curfew marked the confrontations. No arrests occurred.
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Kennedy in Krakow Cheers Gang in Central Market Square
U S attorney general Robert F. Kennedy spoke to a cheering crowd in Krakow Poland saying his brother John F Kennedy would not have been elected without Polish support. He rode a Soviet limousine to Jagellonian University with his family as thousands cheered and police cleared a path.
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Journal-World Subscription Drive Ad Seeks Summer Mail
An in‑paper advertisement promotes daily home delivery of the Journal-World for two weeks or more during summer, urging readers to have the newspaper mailed to them daily while away.
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Weather Update Northeast Kansas Sees Warm, Humid Skies
The region faces a chance of thundershowers this evening or tonight with partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday. Expect Tuesday highs in the mid 80s and a tonight low in the mid 60s. Data shows yesterday’s high 92 and low 63, with a trace of rain Sunday and a 1934 high record of 107.
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Businessmen's Noon Luncheon Ad Offer
Advertisement notes a weekday noon banquet for businessmen with a price of 97 cents and a small banquet offering.
'64 Horse Show Labeled Success
The Lawrence Charity Horse Show ended Sunday with the largest four day attendance in local history. About 11,500 people attended the four nights at the 4H Fairgrounds, surpassing the 20 year record. Profits will be donated to charity after accounting.
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Investigator Indicates Kennedy Plane Too Low
Massachusetts aeronautics chief Crocker Snow released a preliminary inquiry into the Kennedy plane crash noting the aircraft flew at altitudes lower than safe clearance for nearby terrain. He cited survivor accounts of no prior malfunctions and did not implicate instrument failure.
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New York Stocks End Higher on 1964 Highs
Closing: the Dow Jones average at 311.7 up 0.2 with 60 stocks advancing and four declining. The market reached a new 1964 high as traders priced in continued growth and optimism.
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Rain Could Delay Wheat Harvest in Lawrence Area
Rainfall may hinder finish of wheat cutting as showers threaten completion. U S Weather Bureau predicts thundershowers tonight with partly cloudy skies after, temperatures in the mid 60s to mid 80s. Five day outlook shows 0.10 to 0.50 inch total with scattered rain Tuesday Friday and Saturday. Local elevators report a big grain intake Sunday and expect activity to resume today. Lyle Holloway at the Co Op Elevator cites 28 000 bushels collected and predicts harvest could finish by weekend if rain holds off.
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Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Role
Local advertisement announces Gene Doane seeking to become an insurance agent. The notice invites inquiries about agency opportunities and service details.
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KU Junior High Music Camp opens with record enrollments
Kansas University hosts 261 junior high students in Corbin Hall for the Junior High Music Camp. The campers join about 1,000 senior high students at KU for the 27th Midwest Music and Art Camp, with concerts planned at University Theatre and the outdoor theater Sunday and later Sundays.
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Opinion on prayer in public schools by Robert Casad
Editorial by Robert C. Casad favoring retention of the Bill of Rights and opposing a constitutional amendment to allow prayer and devotional Bible reading in public schools. Casad argues such practice harms secularization, pressures students, and infringes parental religious rights under compulsory schooling. He cites classroom pressures, authority dynamics, and potential coercion as key concerns.
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