Neutral Pledges Bolster Barry In California Fight
In Los Angeles, Barry Goldwater gains neutrality pledges from Richard Nixon and Gov. Scranton as Rockefeller moves through Monterey and northern California. Goldwater plans visits to Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Santa Clara and San Francisco to mend fences. Nixon and Scranton say they do not aim to block either Rockefeller or Goldwater in the coming primary.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Monterey
Goldwater
Santa Cruz
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Arizona
Nixon
Scranton
Wiles Guest At KU and Eldridge Receptions
Harry G. Wiles of St. John Democrat and Kansas Corporation Commission member spoke to Kansas Union Building and Eldridge Hotel hosts. He is KU Law School graduate and 1956 Democratic nominee for attorney general. He also attended a noon luncheon with local party leaders. He will visit Lynden Burlington LeRoy Yates Center and Iola.
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Harry G. Wiles
St. John
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Union
Eldridge
Wiles
Kansas University Law School
Richard Nelson
Douglas County
Democratic Central Committee
Myrta Budke
Central
Business
Law
Lynden
Burlington
LeRoy
Yates Center
Iola
Adult membership class opens at Immanuel Lutheran
An adult class begins at 7 30 p m next Tuesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church located at 17th and St. Sts. A total of 18 persons joined the church in May.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
17Th and St. Sts
Vatican Birth Control News Lifts Drug Stocks
Vatican remarks on birth control pills prompted a surge in drug stocks on U S exchanges. Saytex Corp rose to 91.50, G D Searle climbed to 65.25, and Johnson and Johnson gained to 102.50 as investors weighed the church’s possible reconsideration in light of new pill findings.
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NEW Yor AP
Vatican
New York
Saytex Corp
American Stock Exchange
G. D. Searle
Johnson & Johnson
New York Stock Exchange
1964 Commencement weekend details at KU
Music will be by the KU Concert Choir the Commencement Band and Carillon on outdoor bleachers installed by KU Buildings and Grounds. Open houses will run 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Museum of Art and the Department of Design. Special exhibits will be shown across campus with free bus service from Pearson Hall to the Kansas Union at specified times.
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Mount Oread
Museum of Art
Design
Strong Hall
Kansas Union
Museum of Natural History
Watson Library
William Allen White Historical Center
Flint Hall
Lindley Hall
Snow Hall
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Union
Soviet Troop Withdrawal From Cuba Delayed
Washington authorities report a slowdown in the removal of Soviet troops from Cuba with no clear explanation. They doubt exile sabotage threats are the main cause and cite possible contributory factors among several.
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Washington
Cuba
Diplomatic pressure over Laos crisis and Cold War tensions
United States pressures Red China and North Vietnam to halt Laos fighting and avoid wider war. Privately officials say no Soviet help, while Soviet propaganda sharpens and warns against greater US intervention. Cuban link remains tense with Cuba as a potential flashpoint in the Caribbean.
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Viet Nam
United States
Red China
Laos
U.S
Cuba
Caribbean
Prospects for Peace Amid U S Soviet Talks and Cuts
The article outlines moves toward easing tensions including a Washington Moscow hot line, a limited nuclear test ban treaty, and a 1.7 million ton U.S. wheat sale to the Soviet Union. It notes Khrushchev’s reevaluation of West relations amid Sino Soviet split and dual-front Cold War pressures.
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Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S
United States
Legion Posts Conduct Remembrance Services at 10 Cemeteries
Post 391 of the American Legion Richland plans brief services at 10 cemeteries totaling 52 miles. Start 8:30 a.m. with a naval service at Wakarusa River Richland then 8:45 Richland Cemetery and 9:08 Twin Mound followed by Clinton Stull Bower Bethel Linn Creek Grace Pleasant Hill with times through noon. Baldwin Post 228 holds 10:30 a.m. memorial at Oakwood Cemetery with Auxiliary Girl and Boy Scouts. A 10:30 a.m. Memorial Day observance occurs at Worden Cemetery near Lawrence with tree planting. Reno Cemetery services at 10:30 a.m. with Rev Hugh Stouppe. if rain, moved to Reno Church.
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American Legion
Richland
Legionaires
Wakarusa River
Twin Mound
Clinton
Stull
Bower
Bethel Cemetery
Linn Creek
Grace
Pleasant Hill
Baldwin
Lloyd Beaton
The
Oakwood
Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Worden
Lawrence
U.S. 56
Lawrence Kurth
Reno
Hugh Stouppe
Reno Church
Douglas County Heart Fund totals rise in 1964 drive
Dr. Frederick E. Samson Jr. announces the 1964 Douglas County Heart Fund has raised 6631.66 to date. February contributions reached 5730.28 and Memorial Research gifts 901.38. He thanks campaign workers and invites further gifts via Lawrence National Bank or the county treasurer or Kermit Beal at the bank building.
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Frederick E. Samson Jr
Douglas County Heart Fund
Memorial Research Fund
Samson
Lawrence National Bank
Douglas County
Kermit Beal
Warrie Lynn Smith Ends White House Stay Returns to Texas
Warrie Lynn Smith, 19, the White House roommate of Lynda Bird Johnson, leaves Washington after four months of wonderment and memories with diplomats and White House staff. She may attend the University of Texas this summer while Lynda Bird and Warrie plan visits, with college plans unsettled for next fall.
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Washington
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Warrie Lynn Smith
Texas
Warrie
Warrie Lynn
Lynda Bird
George Washington University
University of Texas
The
Johnsons
Lynda
Public Notice of Sheriff Sale and Estate Appointment
In Douglas County Kansas the public sheriff sale of Harold and Eleanore Carpenter property is ordered to satisfy a $14146.91 judgment with 5.44 percent interest from April 21 1964. Also Grace H Cox estate appoints Patty Lea Deay and Wes Santee as executors with nine month claims period.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Federal National Mortgage Association
Harold William Carpenter
Eleanore Joy Carpenter
Court House
Lawrence
Douglas
Edgewood Park
Fred. E. Broeker
Springer & Springer
Hirst
Grace H. Cox
Grace H, Cox
Patty Lea Deay
Wes Santee
Robert B. Oyler
Public hearing set on Twelfth Street improvements in Lawrence
The City of Lawrence Kansas schedules a public hearing for June 2 1964 to consider paving Twelfth Street to 27 feet with concrete from Oregon to Delaware. Estimated cost 12000 with an 80 20 cost split between district and city and a district boundary described. The hearing may adjourn as findings determine advisability and assessment method.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Twelfth Street
Oregon Street
Delaware Street
U. S. of Kansas
Earl's Addition
Gov
City hearing on proposed improvement district area
Notice states the district area may be smaller than proposed but not larger without new hearing. All interested parties may present objections at the hearing. Signed by H. C. Fisher City Clerk with May 19 date and mayor James V. Owens.
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Erning
H. C. Fisher
School District 100 Joint to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of School District 100 Joint in Lawrence Douglas County Kansas will be held at Grant School at o oclock p m Friday June 5 1964. Emil W Heck Jr clerk.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas
Grant School
Public Sale At Farm Near Clinton Auctioned June 9 1964
Public auction will sell at a farm 244 miles southwest of Clinton Kansas or 6 miles east and 4 miles north of Overbrook Kansas on Tuesday June 9 1964 starting at 11 oclock. Items include Massey Harris 44 tractor Ford and John Deere tractors a mower plows cultivator hay equipment grain drill baler and many tools and household goods. Terms cash. Not responsible in case of accidents. Mrs Stuart Thurber owner Myers Bros auctioneers Richland Bank clerk. Clinton ladies will serve lunch.
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Clinton
Overbrook
Ixs
Ford
John Deere
J.D
M.H
John Deere van Brunt
A.C
John Deere Hay
Elect
Stuart Thurber
Myers Bros
Richland Bank
Dispersal Sale At Kansas Farm On May 30 1964
A dispersal sale of 92 head livestock and assorted farm equipment will be held May 30 at 1 p.m. west of Kansas City on US 24 40 to Hutton Road then Hubbard Road and Walcott Road, listing Hereford cattle hogs truck and machinery. Farm also for sale 120 acres with modern 4 room home cash terms. Not responsible for accidents. Fritz Hartman owner Bing Carter Auctioneer Robert Knoche Clerk.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Hutton Road
110Th Street
Hubbard Road
Walcott
Hampshire
Farrow
John Deere 124A
Fritz Hartman
Bing Carter, Gardner
Kans
Robert Knoche
Basehor
For Sale and Wanted Local Classifieds Mix
A sweep of local for sale ads and wants list toys bikes clothing pets and services. Entries include for sale Conn trumpet Olds slide trombone a 58 Plymouth 2 door used swing set Schwinn bikes and a yard of items. Kids offer babysitting lawn mowing and odd jobs plus goats kittens puppies and a dog leaving for Africa. Additional rental and real estate notes appear among the items.
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Charles Lingenfelser
Maple Lane
Barry Whitaker
Conn
Dennis O’ Bryan
Pat O’bryon
Mike O'Bryon
Susan Taylor
Jasu_ Dr
Paul Plowers
3Rd
Michigan
Randy Walters
Bob Cox
Terrace St
Deborah LeRoux
Williamstown
Pattie Backus
David Ween
Barker
Mike Backus
Brian Davis
Louisiana
Julie Davis
Pam Wells
Barbara Felts
Barbara Nation
Forrest
Donna Rae Wilson
Linwood
Barry Mills
Shakespeare Wonder
Clarry Pias
Jean Lacey
Tenn
Terry Worth
Paul Worth
Africa
Rodney Neher
6Th St
Betty Rose Smith
Lecompton
Kansas
Cab BU
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Virginia Creek
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Elm St
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Rt. 1
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Ousdaht Road
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Hasold
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Band St
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21St St
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Prue
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19Th St
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New Jersey
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Dakota St
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Europe
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Crestline Dr
Tinker
Childrens
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Hillcrest Rd
Robert Rowland
Jennings
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Sro
W. 20Th St. Terr
Howard Funk
W. 19Th St
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Allen Tarr
Lynn Whittlesey
Ron Culbertson
Yale Rd
Pat Alexander
Hillview
Kirk Duncan
Craig Duncan
Mark Weidner
Illinois
Price
Tom Roth
Avalon
Darcey
Linda
Schild
Hampsire
Darcy Schild
Journal-World
New House
Dakota
Gill
Apts
Gill Agency
9Th & Tenn
Hiway
Tonganoxie
C. W. Ridgeway
South Tenn
McGrew Investment Company
Witchen
Bill Thompson
Traynor & Calvin, Realtors
Traylor & Calvin, Realtors
Eudora
Traylor & Calvin
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