Sharp Changes Needed Before Dropping Draft
Washington AP Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey selective service chief says a major shift in international climate is needed before ending the draft. He notes mutual fear must change and urges caution. President Johnson seeks a comprehensive draft study and potential move to voluntary service within a decade. Hershey doubts military needs can be met without some coercion unless force is reduced to police-like magnitude.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
United States
Hershey
Johnson
Weather Elsewhere Texas Tops County Count
The Weather Elsewhere report notes Texas has 254 counties, the most of any U.S. state, followed by Georgia with 159. The figures highlight the distribution of counties across states and underscore Texas’s unique jurisdictional footprint.
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Texas
U.S. State
Georgia
Outstanding H S Group Invited to Return Here
A group of 25 outstanding high school students from across the United States has been invited to KU June 7 to Aug 2 to participate in the research apprenticeship phase of the Science and Mathematics Camp. They were chosen from more than 70 applicants who attended last summer’s camp. Each student will work on a full time research project in the department of their choice with KU faculty advisers. Two students are from Kansas: Richard Burns of Neodesha and David Erickson of Kansas City.
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United States
Kansas University
Kansas
Richard Burns
Neodesha
David Erickson
Kansas City
Man Confesses Threat to LBJ
Michael Vaughn Cramer 29 former New Jersey title examiner pleaded guilty in federal court to threatening to kill President Johnson. Judge Bruce R. Thompson set sentencing for May 15. Cramer, from Atlantic City, admitted sending a letter from Reno March 12 to FBI Director Hoover vowing to kill Johnson.
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Carson City
Nev
Michael Vaughn Cramer
New Jersey
Federal District Court
Johnson
Bruce R. Thompson
Cramer
Reno
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Atlantic City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Secret Service
Lady Astor Dies at 85 in Grimsthorpe Castle
Nancy, Lady Astor, first female British MP and famed for wit and anti liquor stance, died at Grimsthorpe Castle. She would have turned 85 on May 19. Burial planned at Cliveden with memorials to follow in London and Plymouth.
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London
Nancy
Astor
Britain
Grimsthorpe Castle
Lincolnshire
Ancaster
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Cliveden
Buckinghamshire
Plymouth
Wyandotte Wins Sunflower League Track Title
TOPEKA AP Wyandotte won the Sunflower League track championship with Gary Folsom taking two firsts and a second as the team totaled 65 points. Shawnee Mission North was runner up with 62 and Shawnee Mission East took third with 44. Wet track prevented expected records. Topeka scored 28, Shawnee Mission West 22, Washington of Bethel 13, and Topeka West 6.
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Topeka
Wyandotte
Gary Folsom
Shawnee - Mission North
Shawnee-Mission East
Shawnee Mission West
Washington
Bethel
Topeka West
Children Reunited With Mother After Two Years in USSR
In Chattanooga Tennessee three children Wanda 9 Joseph 8 and Elizabeth 11 returned from Russia to embrace their mother Mary Louise Dutkanicz after two years apart. She had left her defector husband Joseph 34 who is reported dead by Soviet authorities.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Russia
Wanda Dutkanicz
Mary Louise Dutkanicz
Wanda
Joseph
Elizabeth
Dutkanicz
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
Seven City Teachers Attend KSTA Sessions in Topeka
Seven Lawrence public school staff members attend the Kansas State Teachers Association meeting themed The Teacher and Practical Politics. Supt Carl S Knox Central Junior High Principal Orvel A Criqui West Junior High Principal C D Hargadine and teachers Max Fuller Verlin Gilbert Mrs Mary Van Horn and Donald Binns join discussions on teachers roles in partisan politics campaigns and elections.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Carl S. Knox
Central Junior High
Orvel A. Criqui
West Junior High
C. D. Hargadine
Max Fuller
Verlin Gilbert
Mary van Horn
Donald Binns
Goldwater shoves away news microphone at Atlanta airport
At Atlanta's airport Senator Barry Goldwater pushed back a newsman’s microphone and told reporters to remove it. Earlier in Columbus he addressed several hundred greeted crowds and said he was tired and surprised by the turnout.
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Atlanta, Ga
Barry Goldwater
Columbus, Ga
Dekalb County
Kansas Industry Group Opposes Title 7 in Civil Rights Bill
The Associated Industries of Kansas at its annual convention adopted a resolution urging deletion of Title 7 the equal employment opportunities section of the civil rights bill now before the U S Senate. It called Title 7 a police state system harming liberty and hindering racial and religious tolerance and pressed Kansas lawmakers to remove it.
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Associated Industries of
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Peters Assumes Leadership Of Kansas City Bank Audit Group
John P. Peters vice president and cashier of Lawrence National Bank begins as secretary treasurer of the Kansas City conference of the National Association for Bank Audit Control and Operation. Installed at a Milburn Country Club banquet, Peters resides at 1509 Mass. St. The association comprises members from 91 banks in the Kansas City area and nearby communities seeking greater efficiency in banking operations.
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John P. Peters
Lawrence National Bank
Kansas City
National Association For Bank Audit, Control and Operation
Peters
Milburn Country Club
Mass. St
Alaskan Crabs Put On Airliner Menu At Orly Field
Six large Alaskan king crabs en route to aquariums in London Manchester and Hamburg were loaded into airline meals at Paris Orly after missing connections. The crabs arrived from Anchorage and were stored in the kitchen cold locker until their flights resumed. The chef joked that they would have crabe royale for a week.
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Paris
Orly Field
Anchorage
London
Manchester
Hamburg
FourStory Seoul Building Collapse Kills Ten
A four story building under repair in a Seoul slum collapsed, killing at least ten people and seriously injuring about twenty. Police and firefighters searched the debris, with most victims residents of nearby shacks as the rear portion fell away.
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Seoul
South Korea
Former Mayor To Stand Trial For Tax Case
Kansas City report states William H. Sermon former Independence mayor and Jackson County Democratic figure was ruled competent to stand trial on charges of evading 225,834 dollars in federal income taxes for 1956 to 1960 with a June 1 trial date. Judge Oliver set May 15 deadline to decide insanity defense. diagnostic notes cited memory issues and possible organic brain damage.
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Kansas City
William H. Sermon
Independence
Jackson County
John W. Oliver
Sermon
Oliver
Nancy Hitt to perform Sunday with Youth Symphony KC
Flutist Nancy Hitt, 16, daughter of James and Mrs. Hitt of 1014 Mo St, will be soloist Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in Temple B nai Jehudah. She will play three excerpts from Telemann Suite in A minor as part of the Youth Symphony of Kansas City concert. Other pieces include Lalo movement with Nancy Border as soloist, Creston Two Choic Dances, and Pictures at an Exhibition by Moussorgsky orchestrated by Ravel. Three KU students are Youth Symphony members: Earle Dumler, Sharon Lundy, and Janice Gray.
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Nancy Hitt
Youth Symphony of
Kansas City
James Hitt
Mo. St
Temple B’nai Jehudah
69Th St
Holmes Rd
Miss Hitt
Lawrence High School
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Lalo
Symphonie Espagnole
Nancy Border
Topeka
Paul Creston
Moussorgsky
Ravel
Kansas University
Youth Symphony
Earle Dumler
Russell
Sharon Lundy
Shawnee Mission
Janice Gray
Fort Scott
Frat Elects Officers at Phi Epsilon Kappa Alpha Psi
Seven Kansas University men were elected officers of Phi Epsilon Kappa Alpha Psi chapter. Jan Jantzen of Hill City is president, Dave Schichtle of Coffeyville is vice president, Monty Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Nelson, secretary, Harley Catlin of Wichita treasurer, Glenn Martin of Fort Worth Texas sergeant at arms, Dennis Bender of Luray historian, and Carol Rodrock of Marysville is guide.
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Kansas University
Alpha Psi Chapter
Jan Jantzen
Hill City
Dave Schichtle
Coffeyville
Monty Nelson
Curtis Nelson
Harley Catlin
Wichita
Glenn Martin
Fort Worth
Texas
Dennis Bender
Luray
Carol Rodrock
Marysville
Public Auction Quitting Business at Guddy Gallagher Motor Co
Public auction scheduled for Tuesday May 6 1964 at 10 am to sell all stock in lots and shop equipment from Guddy Gallagher Motor Co at 631 Massachusetts Lawrence Kaw. Items include stock of Chrysler Dodge DeSoto Plymouth parts and a long list of shop machinery such as brake lathes, power tools, welding outfit, air compressors, test equipment, office furniture, file cabinets, safes and miscellaneous automotive parts. Terms cash with deposit. Buddy Gallagher owner Judy Auction Company conducting sale.
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Guddy Gallagher Motor Co
Chrysler-Plymouth
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Kaw
Chrysler
Dodge
DeSoto
Plymouth
Atlas Metal
Barrett
Sioux
Sunnen
Airco
Grayco
Sun
C & Jay
Sparie
Alemite
Lion Nireman
Klee
Bendix & Bear
Miec
Walker Rachet
Jack
Walker & Black Hawk Feydr
Brady
Elec
Clayton
Col. Burroughs
Mosler
Remington Typewriter
Paymaster
Ler
Victor
National Cash Register
Woerifax
Buddy Gallagher
Judy Auction Company
Suburban building plots near Martin City Park claim acreage
Classified snippet lists UNCLASSIFIED suburban building sites of about 1 acre near Martin City Park 134 miles west of Hallmarks with natural gas water and a $2,750 price. Also empty apartments, a large Dakota Street home, and other real estate and pet notices from Decker Coy Agency with contact numbers.
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Martin City Park
Hallimarks
Decker- Coy Agency
TOE Ltd
Dakota Street
Decker- Coy Areney
Haskell
Decker-Coy
Maria
Henry
Picnic-Priced Cars At Parker Buick Open Eyes
For sale items dominate this brief listing including a 4 ton pickup priced around 20 000 leads by Mervil Webb Kansas. A BI levee 4 bedroom house with bath up lists 976 down by owner Vi ge Tadg. Propane tanks 250 500 or 1000 gal sought at Bone Man's 209 W 8th St. Phe V De or Vel 38 0747.
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Mervil Webb
Kans
Bone Man's
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