Kennedy Plan Trade Talks Hit Rough Waters
In Geneva the Kennedy Round stalled as four major negotiators left a villa meeting after a brief session. U S delegate William Roth, France’s Jean Rey, Britain’s Sir Richard Powell and Japan’s Mario Aoki faced wide gaps on chemical tariffs and the U S food aid proposal. Japan refused to join the plan.
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Richard Powell
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Mario Aoki
Japan
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Bomb blast damages Plaza Inn under construction in Kansas City
A bomb exploded at the rear of the $3 million Plaza Inn site at 45th and Main in Kansas City early today. One motor hotel room wrecked, about 25 windows shattered, a parked car damaged. No injuries. Superintendent Lloyd Foster and his wife slept in a front building room. The blast rattled the Country Club Plaza area.
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Salinger Denies Betting On Johnson Re-election
Los Angeles AP Pierre Salinger rejects reports he bet President Johnson would not run again. He calls the claim out of their minds and says he never bet $4 000 nor four cents and doubts Johnson will skip the 1964 race.
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KU Journalism School honors 60 students at annual awards banquet
Sixty Kansas University Journalism School students were cited for meritorious work or scholarships at the Kansas Board awards dinner. More than $5,500 in scholarships were awarded for 1967 68. Outstanding seniors and juniors were named in news editorials advertising radio television and other sequences with multiple scholarships and honorable mentions.
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Cheryl Hentsch
610 Country Club Terr
Judy Faust
Memphis
Tenn
Eric Morgenthaler
Prairie Village
Michael Spencer
Overland Park
Connie Myers
Newton
Charles Curry
Pratt
Robert Bason
Wichita
Lynn Eickmeyer Buckholz
Dan Austin
Salina
Minneapolis Tribune
Henry Schott Memorial
Robert Campbell
Topeka
Robert Dotson
Webster
Groves
Richard Lovett
Neodesha
Kansan
Austin
Allan Northcutt
Paul Haney
Shawnee Mission
John Kiely
Kanas City
Patricia Pruitt
Jack Harrington
Summit
N. J
Promotions and scholarship awards listed with names and amounts
A list of promotional advertising winners and scholarship recipients. Included are individuals from Topeka Shawnee Mission Des Moines Ottawa and other cities with first second and third place honors. Various named scholarships allocate amounts ranging from 150 to 359 dollars to students across Kansas and nearby states.
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Patricia Pruitt
Topeka
Ned Valentine
Clay Center
John Hill
Shawnee Mission
Gerald Klein
Taunton
Mass
Austin
Tom DiBiase
Omaha
Neb
Stephen Haggart
Salina
John Lee
Ottawa
Ken Hickerson
Des Moines
Iowa
Joseph Godfrey
Ron Brockman
Raytown
Allan Northcutt
Wichita
Douglas County Dominates 4H Rodeo Traveling Trophy
About 500 spectators braved murky weather at the 4H fairgrounds for a rodeo sponsored by Douglas County 4H clubs. Entries from seven Kansas counties totaled 42 contestants across 12 events, with Douglas County winning the traveling trophy. Tom Miser of Chase County won All-Around Senior Cowboy. Gary and Jeff Green of Douglas tied for All-Around Junior Cowboy. Luann Corn of Douglas earned Best All-Around Cow-Girl. Junior Steer-riding results list Jeff Green first, Gary Green second, John Wood third, Daryl Robertson fourth. Break-away calf-roping for girls followed.
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Tom Miser
Chase County
Gary
Jeff Green
Luann Corn
Gary Green
John Wood
Wabaunsee County
Daryl Robertson
County Fair results show many Douglas County winners
The list details junior and senior events across cattle, goats, and team roping with top placers from Douglas and nearby counties. Notables include Luann Corn leading girl’s barrel racing, Dennis Hill in ribbon roping, and Jane Rice in girls goat-tying with multiple Douglas County competitors.
Bus Skids Off Mountain Road Killing One In New Jersey
A Greyhound bus skidded in heavy fog on a mountain road near Hackettstown New Jersey. State Police report one dead and 15 injured among 16 aboard including driver and passengers. The town of Hackettstown lies 35 miles west of Newark in the northwestern mountains.
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High School Graduation Comes 62 Years Late
Lakeland Florida AP reports Theodosia Johnson graduates high school 62 years after leaving a Georgia one room schoolhouse for fractions she struggled with. Her journey includes decades as a waitress and laundress while reflecting on her stepfather, a former slave, who learned to read after emancipation. Relief pitcher Stu Miller of the Baltimore Orioles opened 1967 with a 6 0 record versus the Kansas City Athletics.
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