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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1964

Page

6

Rockefeller Optimistic Ahead of California Primary

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller projects a strong California showing linking it to 400 convention votes on first ballot. Analysts doubt the tally but Oregon's win rekindles belief he can challenge Goldwater for the GOP nomination. Rockefeller tells a Beverly Hills crowd that Goldwater lacks the broader Republican responsibility He also questions Goldwater's alignment with the party's mainstream.

Los Angeles Nelson A. Rockefeller California New York Oregon U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Rockefeller Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Arizona Goldwater Johnson Beverly Hilton Hisenhower

Wichita President Defends Wichita State University Mission

Wichita State University president Dr. Emory K. Lindquist asserts the mission statement reflects the Kansas Board of Regents intent and cooperative plans with Kansas University for graduate programs. He rejects minority press readings and clarifies ongoing degree and continuing education policies as of July 1, 1967. A separate note mentions a Stratford house incident where a parson hacked a mulberry tree after vandalizing Shakespeare’s home.

Topeka Wichita University Kansas Board of Regents Emory K. Lindquist Regents Wichita Lindquist Kansas University Graduate Council of Kansas University Wichita State University Associate of Kansas University Kansas State Board of Regents Shakespeare Stratford-upon-Avon

KU Graduate Ana Herzfeld Receives ACLS Summer Grant

Ana Herzfeld from KU wins a summer grant from the American Council of Learned Societies joining 54 other scholars to attend the Linguistic Institute at Indiana University this summer. ACLS is a private federation of 31 scholarly associations advancing humanities.

Ana Herzfeld Buenos Aires Argentina Kansas University American Council of Learned Societies Linguistic Institute Linguistic Society of America Indiana University

Link to Close A Gap in I-70

Bids to close the last Interstate 70 gap between Kansas City and Salina will be opened at Junction City June 18. The 11 mile concrete paving project converts a two lane stretch between Ft. Riley and K13 to a divided four lane interstate. Grading and bridges are over half complete and pave by late summer. Surfacing on 43 miles of I 70 from Salina west is underway.

Topeka Kansas City Salina Junction City Kansas Highway Commission Addison H. Meschke Ft. Riley K13 Meschke Dorrance Missouri Kansas Hays Colby Colorado Line Russell County Milford Wakefield The Highway Commission

Visits Highlight Military Leave From Panama Zone

Reno and Topeka families host and visit relatives including Sgt. Gilkey on leave from the Panama Zone. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Jones and families in rural Tonganoxie also welcomed guests, with other calls and dinners noted among Lawrence and Eudora residents.

Ira Higginbotham C. L. DeHoff Leonard DeHoff Kansas City Kan Bill Lindel Bonnie Wilbur Grisham Basehor Robert Grisham Boise Ida Orin Harvey Tonganoxie James Grisham Emma Lindel Baselior James Hubbard Topeka Roy Baird Leonard Deaton Herbert Pearson Fannie Pearson Bob Martin Debbie Darrell Peace Mike Lynn Penny Wilson Reno School Jean Williams Donnita Gose Pat Ryan Theola Hope Richard M. Hogan Fort Baker Calif Alma Hogan Lawrence Loyd Wilson M.J. Schmidt Boyd Gilkey Sgt. Gilkey Panama Zone C. L. Jones Jack Reardon John Strong Eudora Cleva Hemphill Charles Strong Marvin Throop Leota Hundley Neal Higginbotham Gardner

Lunar Spots Hint at Active Moon Interior

Reddish lunar spots sighted more often suggest the moon may have a hot interior and an erupting changing surface. The moon was once believed to be inert and stable.

Johnson Briefs Republicans on Southeast Asia Policy

President Johnson briefed Senate Republican leaders at the White House on South Viet Nam Cambodia and Laos. The session followed Dirksen’s call to act decisively amid reports the administration was weighing new Southeast Asia policy moves. The attendees included leaders of key committees and regional aides. Early 19th century labor-saving devices are noted in a side reference.

Washington Johnson Southeast Asia White House Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois U.S Viet Nam Cambodia Laos Dirksen Thomas H. Kuchel California Leverett Saltonstall Massachusetts Milton R. Young North Dakota J. Glenn Beall Maryland Bourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa George D. Aiken Vermont Frank Carlson Kansas John J. Williams Delaware

Justice Warren Urges Aid for Downtrodden in Justice System

Chief Justice Earl Warren called for a better break for poor Americans before the bar of justice. He keynoted the first national conference on bail and criminal justice and urged steps to ease harsh bail for indigents charged with first misdemeanors.

Washington Earl Warren Bar of Justice

Memorial Day Stop Set at Turnpike Terminus

AP reports a Memorial Day rest stop program will be set up at the eastern terminus of the Turnpike on Saturday in a joint venture between agencies.

Wichita

Turnpike Authority to Open Rest Stop in KC Area

The Turnpike and Kansas City Jaycees plan a rest stop featuring safety literature and maps of the Kansas City area. Chief engineer manager L. W. Newcomer says the facility will provide coffee and soft drinks to travelers.

Turnpike Authority Jaycees Kansas City Turnpike L. W. Newcomer

Watusi Tribe Claims Heaven-Sent Rule Over Work

The Watusi of Africa believe their members were sent from heaven to rule rather than toil. This belief shapes social roles and leadership perceptions within the community.

Africa

Doan's Pills Offer Relief From Bladder Irritation

Unwise eating or drinking may irritate the bladder causing restlessness and discomfort. Doan's Pills soothe bladder irritation relieve backache headaches and muscular pains and provide a mild diuretic effect to aid kidney function.

Doan

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