Janell Smith to Compete in AAU Meet in Columbus
Fredonia Kansas Olympic runner Janell Smith with a pending American record of 54.3 in the 440 yards will compete in the Women’s National AAU meet in Columbus Ohio this weekend. Meade Smith, her father and coach, entered her in both the 220 and 440 events. he noted the 440 may be scratched if not held in the Russian duel.
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Janell Meade part of U S track team trial lineup
Meade and teammate Smith discuss a U S squad trial for a Russia duel set for July 31 to August 1. Janell Meade plans a six week South America tour beginning August 21 and Meade will enroll at Emporia State College next fall after being noted for an American 24.3 in the 220 yard race two years ago.
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Kadar Remains Hungary's Top Leader After Reshuffle
Communist party chief Janos Kadar still holds the top post in Hungary after resigning as prime minister. Gyula Kallai takes the premiership while Kadar keeps the party leadership to maintain control. The changes add seven new top party figures, with officials saying policy remains unchanged.
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Senate approves limited antitrust exemption for major sports
The Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee backed a bill giving professional baseball, football, basketball, and hockey limited antitrust relief. It also advanced a boxing bill to create a federal boxing commissioner with licensing powers. The team sports measure bans weekend pro game broadcasts where they clash with high school schedules.
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Four Family Members Feared Dead After Sinking
Denise Winter, 15, survived after a family pleasure yacht sank off Baja California with four others missing. The 45 foot cabin cruiser carrying Warren Winter, Mary Beth Winter, Sheree Winter, and Lance Winter sank near La Punta San Fernando after engine trouble. Denise swam miles and survived two days before rescue by Mexican fishermen. Coast Guard resumed search with aerial and ground teams after spotting wreckage on rocks and shoreline debris.
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Giardello May Bypass Tiger In Title Fight
Middleweight champion Joey Giardello faces pressure from the New York State Athletic Commission to defend his title by July 6 or lose recognition. He applied for a New York license and named Dick Tiger and George Benton as likely opponents, though adviser Arnold Giovanetti suggested a September 20 bout in Philadelphia with Benton or Archer. Tiger is ruled out after demanding 30 percent of the gate.
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Olathe Boys Admit Role In Starting Big Fires
Two 7 year old boys in Overland Park admit starting two serious fires and face arson charges. One fire at United Supermarket May 30 caused about 100000 dollars. the other blaze June 26 damaged S Hoit Campbell home by about 15000 dollars. Judge Rossman notes limited options due to age and can order evaluation at Atchison center.
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Pope and Parents In a Prison Talk
Duane Earl Pope, accused in the June 4 Big Springs bank robbery and three employee slayings, met with his parents at the Nebraska penitentiary. Attys Crosby and Rudolph discussed defense strategy for Pope, with no plea entered yet and arraignment possible soon.
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Gardner man makes first commercial call via Early Bird
Gardner Kansas reports the first truly commercial telephone call from America to Europe via the Early Bird satellite. Jack Cramer, president of Cramer Chemical Co., spoke with Lt. Warren Brown in Wiesbaden about a U.S. Air Force Europe contract as President Johnson had earlier calls. Cramer praised the service as excellent.
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Kansas Supreme Court Strikes Attor ney From Roll
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered the removal of Robert Morris Lee of Salina from the Kansas attorney roll. Lee was convicted in federal court last February on three counts of willfully attempting to evade federal income taxes.
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Red Nichols Dies Of Heart Attack In Las Vegas
Er nest Loring Nichols known as Red Nichols and famed for the Five Pennies combo died at age 60 in Las Vegas after a heart attack in his motel room. He affected swing era with stars like Benny Goodman and Gene Krupa and helped launch Glenn Miller as his first arranger.
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Mystery escort to Luci Johnson sparks no romance
The mystery escort is Sidney Kaplan 21 a University of Alabama student and former Senate page who accompanied Luci Baines Johnson in New Orleans. Johnson says they are just friends and there was no romance as Kaplan escorted her to events and hotel after a welcome by Mayor Vic Schiro.
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Nebraska Braces for Heavy Weather Across State
Severe weather battered Nebraska with heavy rains up to 7 inches at Humboldt and flash floods closing southeast highways. Tornadoes touched down in open terrain while hail shattered church windows near DeWitt and winds damaged structures in Indiana's Indianapolis area.
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KU Students Boost Blood Supplies in Lawrence and Ottawa
Lawrence and Ottawa hospitals benefited as 342 Kansas University students donated 394 pints to the Red Cross Blood Center during nine months from September to June. The effort, coordinated by a student council committee, supported Lawrence Memorial Watkins Memorial and Ransom Memorial with free blood for patients.
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Assembly of God Seeks Relocation Funds
Members of the First Assembly of God Church at 13th and Mass Sts raised five thousand dollars for a down payment on a relocation site. Earlier they collected two thousand, and about 200 members added three thousand last Sunday to meet the June thirty deadline. A five acre tract west of Lawrence is chosen for the move, date pending.
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Rains Delay Kansas Wheat Harvest in Some Areas
Rains slowed the wheat harvest in parts of Kansas on Monday but progress was seen in other districts. Southern counties escaped Sunday night’s downpours and reported harvest in full swing. Dodge City and Hugoton reported good cutting weather.
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Probate notices in Lawrence National Bank wills
In Douglas County Kansas a hearing is set on July 22 1965 at 10 20 am for probate of Elizabeth P Stokes will naming The Lawrence National Bank as executor without bond. The Lawrence National Bank and W O D Haught are listed as officers with counsel Barber Emerson Six for petitioner. Daily Journal World June 29 1965.
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Executors Appointed in Frank Scott Estate
The Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas appoints Emory B. Scott and Vernon C. Scott as executors of Frank Scott deceased. Letters Testamentary issued June 17 1965. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred.
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