Estes Case Opens as Senate Panel Hears Federal Aid Claims
The Senate Investigations subcommittee led by John MacClellan begins closed hearings on Billie Sol Estes amid claims by N Battle Hales an Agriculture Department employee that Estes received favorable government treatment. Also expected to testify are Carl Miller and William E Morris as Estes faces fraud and misused acreage charges and awaits public hearings likely next month.
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Washington
N. Battle Hales
Agriculture Department
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Capitol Hill
Hales
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. MacClellan
D-Ark
Estes
Congressional
McClellan Group
Carl Miller
William E. Morris
Department
Senate
Justice Department
Emery Jacobs
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Texas Court of Inquiry
Kennedy Pushes Medical Care for Aged Despite AMA Counter Program
President Kennedy promotes medical care for the aged under Social Security with nationwide rallies and a televised address at Madison Square Garden. The American Medical Association counters with a 6 p m NBC program opposition labeling the measure radical and costly, arguing the Kerr Mills approach is preferable.
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Kennedy
Congress
American Medical Association
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Lyndon B. Johnson
Okay
Britain
U.S. Treasury
Larson
AMA
Kerr-Mills
King-Anderson
Supreme Court Sets Aside Action in Communist Probe
The Supreme Court overturned six contempt convictions for refusing to answer congressional committee questions on Communist activities. It held indictments must identify the subject under inquiry at the time of interrogation, reversing the judgments. Names include Norton Russell Robert Shelton Alden Whitman Herman Liveright William Price and John Gojack.
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Supreme Court
Washington
High Tribunal
Stewart
Congressional Subcommittee
Congress
Norton Anthony Russell
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Robert Shelton
New York Times
Alden Whitman
Herman Liveright
New Orleans
WDSU
William A. Price
New York Daily News
John T. Gojack
Columbus
Gojack
United Electrical Workers Union
CIO
Russell, Shelton, Loveright
Price
Whitman
Harlan and Clark
Frankfurter
White
Brennan
U.S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Lloyd Barenblatt
Barenblatt
Vance Named Secretary of Army By Kennedy
Cyrus R. Vance, current general counsel for the Defense Department, to succeed Elvis J. Stahr Jr. as secretary of the Army. President Kennedy announced the appointment in New York, subject to Senate confirmation. Stahr resigns June 30 to head the University of Indiana. Vance, 45, Navy veteran and Yale-trained attorney, is known for a calm, incisive approach and long hours.
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Washington
Cyrus Roberts Vance
Department of Defense
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Army
Kennedy
Senate
New York
Stahr
University of Indiana
Vance
Wall Street
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Pentagon
Navy
John Connally
Connally
Fred Korth
Defense Department
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Department
Clarksburg
W. Va
Jour pel vors mail plan for summer departures
A brief notice invites travelers planning two weeks or more away this summer to arrange Jour pel vors mailing. It outlines the service duration and suggests ensuring mail is redirected or held during absence.
Vacation Pak Service Ad in Raney Hillcrest
A classified advertisement in the Journal-World promotes the Vacation Pak service for Raney Hillcrest readers. It appears on the Supreme Court Page 2 section alongside prescriptions and carrier listings.
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Vacation Pak
Ask Sour Journal-World Carrier
Storm warnings issued as Lawrence faces storm risk from Dodge City to St Joseph
Severe storm warnings extend to 9 tonight for Lawrence and surrounding areas amid a moisture-deprived May. Forecast calls for scattered strong storms including potential tornadoes large hail and damaging winds along a 120 mile belt from Dodge City to St Joseph. Rain totals remain sparse in Lawrence with only .06 inch and drought relief seen nearby with up to two inches north of the airport.
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Lawrence
Dodge City
St. Joseph
Lake Dabinawa
Here
Cabinawa
Lawrence Mayor Optimistic About New Downtown Post Office
Lawrence Mayor Ted Kennedy returned from Washington praising progress on a new 25,000 square foot post office. Officials say funding is budgeted and land acquisition will trigger rapid construction with private contractor builds leased to the Post Office for 20 years. Sites cited include blocks near Vermont Kentucky and Rhode Island.
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Lawrence
Ted Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Journal- World Today
Vermont
Kentucky
Rhode Island
7Th and
N.H. Sts
Post Office Department
Sen. Carlson
Vending Machine Business Unlimited Speaker Outlines Growth
Alex Izzard of Vendo Co. told Lawrence Rotary Club that vending machines expand across hardware stores, restaurants, groceries, service stations, schools and more. He cited 2.75 billion dollars in sales this year and a potential 5 billion by 1965, with grocery stores soon fully automated and campus dining inspired by KU's Frank Burge.
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Lawrence
Izzard
Frank Burge
KU Union
Food Service
New York Stocks Close Down Across All Major Averages
The AP reports a broad stock market decline with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing around 240.0, down about 0.9 percent, reflecting widespread selling and caution among investors.
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NEW York
Averaue
Private Arrangement Office Rumsey Funeral Home in VI3 511
Private arrangement office listed by Rumsey Funeral Home with contact code VI3 511. Details appear limited and unclear from OCR fragment.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Oa Ve
Haskell Student Killed in Wreck North of Topeka
An 18 year old Haskell Institute post graduate student, Robert LeRoy Johnson of Gardnerville Nevada, was killed in a two vehicle crash on U.S. 75 north of Topeka. The other driver Larry Ogden 21 of Rule Nebraska survived with facial cuts and possible concussion. A truck carrying a Silver Lake family of five was damaged. driver Benjamin Daniels 40 was not reported injured. Johnson was a masonry student at Haskell and a Gardnerville native. Funeral plans are incomplete.
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Haskell Institute
Topeka
U.S
Robert LeRoy Johnson
Gardnerville
Nev
Larry Eugene Ogden
Rule
Neb
Ogden
Silver Lake
Benjamin Daniels
Haskell
Floyd Stayton
Johnson
Reno
Slayton
Child Killed in Bus Accident in New Mexico
In Torreson New Mexico a school bus crash on an Indian reservation left one child dead and many injured. Reports varied on the death toll with 30 plus injured and the driver sustaining a broken leg. Dorothy Toledo, a Cuba Elementary fourth grader, was identified among the dead.
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Dorothy Toledo
Elizabeth Jones
Weather data update with storms forecast in Kansas
The report notes June 4 readings with highs around 94 and 69 overnight, rain near 0.09 inches on Sunday and today, and a record high 98 in 1956. Northeast Kansas could see scattered severe thunderstorms with possible tornadoes and damaging winds through tonight. partly cloudy Tuesday with a high near 90. Union Cab contact VI3-2800.
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Juin
Pao
Spa
Kansas
Editorial Note on Dr Walter Sandelius Career
Dr Walter Sandelius a Kansas University political science professor led the department for 12 years and chaired the Western Civilization requirement committee. A Rhodes Scholar in 1920 he earned a Diploma in Political Science and Economics with Distinction and later B Litt PhD from Brookings Institution. He studied at Strassbourg and Columbia and was a Brookings consulting fellow and visiting professor at Illinois and Nebraska. The Sandeliuses live at 1120 Mississippi Street and have three grown children.
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Walter Sandelius
Kansas University
Rhodes
Oxford
Strassbourg University
Columbia University
Brookings Institution
Washington, D.C
Sandelius
Ilinola
Nebraska
Miss. St
Politics and philosophy in the Western civilizational struggle
The excerpt argues that politics pervades all government and life, contrasting warlike politics with higher statesmanship. It traces Western roots in science and religion, critiques modern education's neglect of ultimates, and warns against totalitarianism and atheistic communism while urging strong classical study and civic education to sustain freedom and virtue.
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Thomas Mann
West
Karl Marx
Germany
France
England
United States
Sir Walter Moberly
Edith Sitwell
University of Kansas
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