Renewed Strife Follows Birmingham Demonstrations
In Birmingham Alabama Negro leaders vow larger demonstrations after a day of police dogs and high pressure water hoses repelling marchers. Dr Martin Luther King Jr calls Friday D Day and promises “Double D Day” with thousands more arrested and continued protests. Government officials urge restraint and caution over school children in demonstrations.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Deep South
King
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Montgomery
George Wallace
Wallace
Haiti on edge as Duvalier imposes martial law
Haiti teeters on the brink of a new explosion as President Francois Duvalier declares martial law and imposes an 8 pm to 5 am curfew. Reports speak of killings, purges, and fear of reprisals while the Inter-American Peace Mission seeks to cool tensions on Hispaniola.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Negro Republic
U.S
Washington
Port Au Prince
inter-American
Organization of American States
Caribbean
Hispaniola
32 Die Friday as Brazilian Plane Crashes into City
Officials counted 32 dead after a Cruzeiro do Sul Convair crashed after takeoff toward Rio striking a crowded area. At least 20,000 spectators flooded the scene hindering rescue. 17 were pulled alive, 13 of those hospitalized in critical condition.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Cruzeiro Do Sul
James Goss Hughes
General Electric
Miguel Bahury
Rena K. Consorte
Rio
Emilton Batista
Coleman Renko Grid Drill Aces Kansas Football Scrimmage
Kansas University football coach Jack Mitchell directed a long scrimmage session starting at 9 30 this morning. The first unit produced an 11 play 75 yard drive capped by Ken Coleman from the one and a 68 yard series with Steve Renko connecting with Gale Sayers for a 17 yard TD pass.
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Jack Mitchell
Kansas University
Ken Coleman
Steve Renko
Gale Sayers
Coleman
Renko
Jay Roberts
Mike Johnson
Senate approves 65000 aid for dogfly eradication bill
In Tallahassee the Senate completed roll call on a massive spending package. Senator Harry Stratton cast a single unusual aye for a 65000 appropriation aimed at eradicating dogflies amid the billion-dollar bill.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Harry Stratton
Senate
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas with showers possible
The Northeast Kansas forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with cloudiness continuing through Sunday. Tonight's lows near 0 degrees and Sunday highs in the lower 70s, plus reported hourly readings and a record high for this date in 1952.
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Kansas
Panel Discusses Wheat Referendum At Tuesday Event
A Douglas County Farm Bureau panel will present pro and con views on the 1964 wheat program at 8 p.m. Tuesday on the 4 H Fairgrounds. Five panelists plus a moderator will speak with a Q and A session and refreshments.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Douglas County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
David Noe
Elmer Rappard
Farm Bureau
William Boyd Jr
William Patton
Boyd
Moran
Kan
Patton
Hiawatha
Wayne A. Forcade
The
Mid-Continent Grain Co
Kansas City
George Stephens
Kcmo Radio and Television
Douglas County
ASC
Soviet Facing Possible Defeat and Nuclear Policy Split
Washington AP The Air Force analyst Lt. Col. Murray Green says the Soviet Union may be defeated in war and notes disagreements within the high command on nuclear strategy. The study analyzes the book Military Strategy by 15 officials led by Marshal V. D. Sokolovsky, highlighting doctrinal contradictions and a realism about civilian and battlefield casualties.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Col
Murray Green
Air Force
V. D. Sokolovsky
Associated Press
Green
Rainfall totals and severe storm forecast for Northeast Kansas
The Weather Bureau warns of scattered severe thunderstorms with hail and damaging winds from 2 pm to 8 pm across an area around Lincoln Nebraska to Springfield Missouri. Lawrence recorded .48 inch of rain today, boosting 1963 moisture to 4.32 inches, with regional totals and drought conditions noted.
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Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Lincoln
Neb
Springfield
Kansas
Horton
Stilwell
Centralia
Overbrook
Paola
Olathe
Lecompton
Topeka
Two Men Die In Early Morning Wreck In Kansas
Two Kansas City Kansas men died in a two car crash on U S 24 40 about 4 a m today 1414 miles northeast of Lawrence. Gerald P Mullins 20 died instantly and John A Wagoner 17 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from head and internal injuries. Donald E Phalp 22 of Kansas City Kansas suffered minor injuries as his car struck the Mullins Wagoner vehicle from the rear.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
U. S
Gerald P. Mullins
John A. Wagoner
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Charles Nicolay
Leavenworth
The
Journal-World
Donald E. Phalp
Phalp
Nicolay
Mullins
Wagoner
Pharp
Motorcyclist Injured In City Crash
Robert E. Narragan, 25, of Route 3, suffered cuts and possible internal injuries after his motorcycle spun out of control at North Third and Locust Streets around 12:05 a.m. He remained in intensive care at the hospital at noon. Damages to the motorcycle were about 125 dollars. Salute To Kansas City Jazz on Main Street at 5 p.m. today on KLWN.
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Robert E. Narragan
Route 3
North Third
Locust Streets
Alfalfa Shortage May Force Dehydrators Out
The shortage of alfalfa acreage threatens the closure of one or more of the four local alfalfa dehydration mills. Floyd Littler of the National Alfalfa Dehydrating Company notes 3,600 acres are planted in the area, while about 1,500 acres are needed per plant to operate.
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Floyd Littler
National
Alfalfa
Tonga Ag Teacher Dies at Age of 42
Mervin Ross McKinsey, 42, vocational agriculture teacher at Tonganoxie High School, died at home after a heart attack. He taught at THS 14 years, previously Holton. funeral Monday at Tonganoxie Methodist Church with military graveside at Bucks Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife, three sons, two daughters, two sisters, a brother.
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Mervin Ross McKinsey
Tonganoxie High School
Tonganoxie
THS
Holton
McKinsey
Soldier
Seven Events Set At KU Symphony Starting Sunday
The fifth annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music at KU runs Sunday through Tuesday with seven free events. Guest critic Virgil Thomson will lecture Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall and conduct the KU Symphony Sunday afternoon performing his Missa Pro Defunctis. Other programs include The Song of Solomon, a Tapes and Discs session, a Monday chamber concert, and a Tuesday Symposium Orchestra performance, led by Robert Baustian, featuring advanced students, faculty, and the Kansas City Philharmonic. Dr. John Pozdro chairs the symposium.
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Virgil Thomson
New York Herald Tribune
Swarthout Recital
Thomson
KU Symphony
Clayton Krehbiel
Alvin King
Midland College
University Theater
Fine Arts Quartet
Swarthout
George Green
Vermont University
John Verrall
Washington University
Thomas Beversdorf
Indiana University
Albert Lee Carr
Ogallala
Neb
George Frock
Bruce Burkley
Cincinnati
Jack Moehlenkamp
Randolph- Macon Women’s College
William R. Mayer
New York
Robert Baustian
Kansas City Philharmonic
John Pozdro
Lawrence Construction Near $2 Million Mark For Four Months
Lawrence’s 1963 building activity nears two million in four months with April totaling $698,260. New homes and apartments drive the rise, including 15 single family dwellings and two new apartment buildings. Major projects include Holiday Inn expansion at $110,000 and Lambda Chi Alpha house at $120,000. May totals reflect $1,950,498 year to date with over $1.7 million in new construction.
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Louis Stone
Holiday Inn
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Lawrence
Kansas University
L. L. Bales
Crawford
Western Homes
Arkansas
Western
Washers
G.A. Roberta
West 21St
John Woodbury
Yale Road
Bruce Yeakel
Ridge Court
Cedarwood
J. F. Stinson
Alabama
Bill Vantuyl
Avalon
J. D. Schwada
19Th
Mary Jones
Prairie
Herren& Westerhouse
Lawrence Age
O. F. Stinson
Drive
Penny Construction Co
Iowa
E. Colyer
Rhode Island
Harry Christian
West 24Th
Illinois
E. W. Armbrister
Maple Lane
Lew Berndt
A. . Commons
Learnard
Noah Parr
Forrest
P. L. Barlow
Michigan
Linguist
Kentucky
Steward
First Peace Corps Meeting Under Way on Mt. Oread
More than 150 students from Kansas high schools and KU joined for the first state wide Peace Corps conference on Mt. Oread. John D. Rockefeller IV spoke twice on The Significance of the Peace Corps and KU and the Peace Corps. Dr. George R. Waggoner opened the event with a banquet talk. The two day program featured discussion groups and a student Peace Corps committee directed by John Fairhurst of Wichita.
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Peace Corps
Kansas University
John D. Rockefeller IV
Bob
Kansas
Mt. Oread
Rockefeller
George R. Waggoner
KU College of Liberal Arts
Topeka
Andrea Gresser
Richard Schaefer
Lakewood
Colo
Nancy Jo Ep
Elblute
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Southern Christian Lead
Ership Conference
Rexall
Raney Hillcrest
Plaza
Sun
Swan
Topeka Weather Bureau
Kansas City Jazz
Klwn Jm
Tonga
Oread
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