Tshombe Dies in Sleep at 49 in Algiers
Moise Tshombe known as the rubber man of African politics died Sunday in Algiers at age 49 from an apparent heart attack. A communique by Algerian doctors said he likely died in his sleep and an autopsy would follow.
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Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Tshombe
Algeria
Spain
Palma de Majorca
Kinshasa
Leopoldville
Moise-Kapenda
Moses
Musumba
Bicycle and car collision injures 7 year old in Lawrence
Scott Gregory Allen 7 treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after his bicycle collided with a Lawrence patrol car near his home at 6 46 p m. Patrolman Ronald G Dal quest driver of the car faces investigation and damages listed at 75 dollars for the car and 15 for the bicycle. Police probed 13 additional weekend accidents with two more injuries.
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Scott Gregory Allen
Doris J. Allen
N. Y. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
HR Commission Agenda Sets Regular Meeting
The Human Relations Commission outlines its monthly meeting for 8 p.m. Wednesday in City Hall. Director Vernell Struns will present the monthly report including police community relations, officer sensitivity training, and progress on the employment program. A joint HRC and Board of Education meeting will discuss hiring a minority member to fill the vacant Assistant School Superintendent post. The session is open to the public.
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The
Human Relations Commission
City Commission
City Hall
Vernell Struns
Board of Education
Male Animal opens at KU Murphy Hall theater tonight
Lawrence notes mention James Thurber comedy The Male Animal debuting at 8 20 p m in Murphy Hall Experimental Theatre with further shows listed for Wednesday Saturday and mid July dates. Local garden report identifies Raymond Van Meter and relatives as harvesting early tomatoes from a 4 H project garden after a wet spell.
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James Thurber
Experimental Theatre of Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Lawrence
Raymond van Meter
del. St
Rhonda
Donita Landreth
Mrs Kennedy Attends Fund Raising Party
Ethel Kennedy makes first social appearance since Robert Kennedy’s assassination. She joins 350 social and political notables at a Southampton fund raising cocktail party for striking California grape workers, a cause once supported by her husband.
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Southampton
N.Y
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Camper Truck Overturns on U S 24. Driver Escapes Injury
Mrs. Mabel J. Weeks, 33, of 1328 Ky. St., said she fell asleep at the wheel causing her camper truck to leave the road and overturn on U S 24 about 14 miles east of the U S 24 40 intersection. Estimated damage to the vehicle was $2000.
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U.S. 24
U.S
First Woman Prime Minister in Ceylon
The island nation of Ceylon, located southeast of India, reportedly had the world’s first female prime minister, Mrs. S. Bandaranaike.
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Ceylon
India
S. Banderanaike
Hallmark Plant Open House Draws Thousands Of Visitors
About 5 000 people attended Hallmark Cards Inc open house with 4 830 counted by hand and manager Robert Payne noting possible undercount. The event ran from 12:15 p.m. to just after 6 p.m. showcasing printing engraving silk screen and other processes at the plant. Visitors were served punch and received sample product packets and a booklet. Displays also featured items from Leavenworth and Topeka plants and a 100 year antique card exhibit.
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Hallmark Cards Inc
Robert Payne
Payne
Hallmark
Leavenworth
Topeka
Kansas Bills Bring Tourism and Tax Changes Into Effect
The package enacted Tuesday includes 15 extra Kansas highway patrol troopers and shifts in hotel guest charges for private club memberships. Nonresident fishing permits and licenses for under 16s, plus military on leave fishing rights, are introduced. A truth in lending style law replaces federal rules, port authorities can issue revenue bonds, a statewide public defender program expands, and new rules cover divorce grounds, real property assessment, scuba diving regulation, and creation of an Animal Health Board.
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Kansas
Animal Health Board
Kansas Livestock Sanitary and Brand Commissions
Bergen Symphony Orchestra Founded in 1765
The symphony orchestra of Bergen in Norway traces its origins to 1765, marking one of the oldest concert ensembles in the region. The group has developed a noted regional presence through decades of classical performances and collaborations.
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The
Symphony Orchestra of
Bergen
Norway
Rumsey Funeral Home Service Advertised at 5111
An advertisement for a home or away service notes Rumsey Funeral Home and lists phone number VI 5111 for arrangement and contact.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Man 74 Faces Molesting Charge in Douglas County
A 74-year-old man is jailed on molestation charges involving two sisters aged four and five. Bond set at $2,500. Preliminary hearing scheduled for 11 a.m. July 9 in County Court. Arrest occurred inside a garage at 11th and N.H. Streets with the girls present and the door closed. The girls were examined and not hurt. Police also report other incidents including assault on Charles Patton and a bus investigation of a gun report, plus thefts and mischief.
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Douglas County
11Th and
N.H. Sts
Lawrence
Charles Patton
N.J. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Trailways
Union Depot
Mass
2Nd
Bridge Rebuild in Clinton Township Planned After Flood Damage
Douglas County Commission acts to replace the Halmark Bridge on the Wakarusa River, first in county along the river, originally built in 1908. A damaged access bridge to the Gene Haley property on Yankee Tank Creek will be rebuilt to its prior condition. The board also approves a $405 carpet purchase for District Judge Frank Gray's chambers from Bud Jennings Carpet and Draperies including installation.
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Clinton Township
Douglas County Commission
Wakarusa
Halmark
Gene Haley
Yankee Tank Creek
Frank Gray
Bud Jennings
Goldberg Laud Warren as Great Emancipator
Arthur J. Goldberg former associate justice lauds Chief Justice Earl Warren as a great emancipator at a national tribute on the Lincoln Memorial steps. He credits Warren with facing troublesome justiciable problems and notes his achievements will endure beyond criticism.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
Lincoln Memorial
Goldberg
Israeli Commandos Strike Deep Into Egypt Rupturing Power Line
Israeli army reports its commandos carried out a deep raid into Egypt near Suhaj rupturing the Cairo Aswan 500 kilovolt power line and damaging another line at Suhaj no ground resistance reported Cairo denied any power failure or raid knowledge saying authorities saw no disruption.
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Egypt
Middle East
Cairo
Aswan Dam
Suhaj
Nile River
Gulf of Suez
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Cairo-Aswan
El-Walid Salameh
Bergen’s 1899 Theatre Pioneers Norwegian Stage
One of Norway’s early national theatres emerged in Bergen, founded in 1899, marking a foundational moment in the country’s performing arts history. It reflects early national cultural consolidation and Bergen’s role as a center of theatre development.
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Norway
Bergen
Disturbance at Lawrence pool leads to closure and injuries
Gregory Cooper 19 of 1425 Alumni Place is under treatment for a brain concussion at Watkins Memorial Hospital after a Sunday disturbance at the Lawrence Municipal Pool. The pool closed as 20 to 25 people clashed. no arrests were reported. A separate Saturday incident involved Jim Dickenson being struck by an ashtray. he suffered minor injuries. Cooper and Spradley, both white, aided a young girl who struggled to swim but were blocked by a group of men.
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Gregory 1. Cooper
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Municipal Swimming Pool
Ray Wells
Harper
Daniel Young
Cooper
Kansas University
School of Fine Arts
Ted Spradley
Ky. Sr
Spradley
Watkins Hospital
Raymond Schwegler
Jim Dickenson
Avalon Rd
Tennis pro mixes sports in Highland Park exhibition
Don Sieffert, a tennis pro, played an exhibition at Highland Park Country Club with three amateurs when a sparrow flew into the path of a serve. The bird was struck and knocked to the ground, surprising spectators.
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Highland Park, Ill
Don Sieffert
Highland Park Country Club
Sieffert
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