Saturns Success Gives US Hope Of Lunar Landing
The unmanned Apollo moonship model orbited Earth, boosting U S confidence in a 1960s moon landing. Dr. George Mueller said more launchings are needed, with Saturn I tests continuing and Saturn V and Gemini milestones planned through 1967 for a 1969 moon mission.
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Texas Woman Held After Threats to President Johnson
A 59 year old Houston woman and former gubernatorial candidate Mrs Johnnie Mae Hackworthe was arrested on threats to President Johnson. She appeared before U S Commissioner Ralph Fowler and was held on a 25000 bond as Secret Service agents stated the White House received the threat letter about two weeks earlier.
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Markets Closed Today for Memorial Day Observance
New York markets shut as most stock exchanges and commodity markets observe Memorial Day. The day’s trading is postponed with regular sessions canceled and no major economic notices expected. Industry participants await the next open session.
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Kansas City Market Prices Report AP Summary
Market quotes show wheat at 1.73 per bushel and corn 1.08. Eggs listed for consumer and wholesale ranges, poultry and live poultry prices, and Missouri Arkansas fryers delivered at plant 14 to 15 cents per pound. Butter prices for grade A are 67 to 68 cents per pound.
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Johnson considers honorary degree to woo Catholic voters
Elly M. Peterson of the GOP says President Johnson asked a Roman Catholic university in the East to award him an honorary degree to gain Catholic voter support. She did not name the university. Holy Cross College announced Johnson would speak and receive an honorary degree at commencement, but a Holy Cross spokesman denied contact from the president.
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Arizona man given probation for threat against President Johnson
Norman P. Michaud, 43, of Fredonia Arizona, was convicted March 10 of threatening the life of President Johnson and placed on five years probation after 60 days of observation at the Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical Institute in Springfield Missouri.
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Memorial Hospital Admits Local Residents and Newborns
Admissions list from Memorial Hospital includes Olin Pierce Oskaloosa Mrs Judith Cherryholmes 1630 Rose Lane Karla Reber WREN Building Carole Roberson Prairie Village Claris Harbour Oskaloosa Mrs Mae Smith Burlingame Mrs Ruth Bennett 2234 R I George Large Lecompton Richard Wood 1311 W 6th Richard Basinger 1716 Tenn Edward Korb Tonganomie Earl Mullin 619 Ill Mrs Cla rice Morriss Eudora Mrs Joan Baratz and baby girl 615 Sa Katharina Bono and baby girl 1145 Ind Mrs Treva Paugh and baby girl Sunflower C W Ridgeway Tonganomie Mrs Judith Johnson 1749 W 20th Terr Robert Tucker Route 2 Mrs Judith Bartelsmeyer and baby boy Stouffer Place Martha Sue Nicolay Baldwin Mr and Mrs Frank Blosser Jr 2531 Redbud a son Thursday Mr and Mrs John W Linden 908 Ind a son Thursday Mr and Mrs Gary D Duff 139 Perry a son today
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Violence Reported in St Augustine Amid Racial Tensions
An AP report from St Augustine Florida notes new racial violence and a meeting by authorities to discuss banning demonstrations. A white man, Harry G. Boyte of Atlanta identified as Dr. Martin Luther King’s aide, said rifle bullets and shotgun blasts were fired into a King cottage that was rented but unoccupied overnight, though police had no confirmation.
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Obituary for Theodore J. Craig Peabody resident dies in Nebraska
Theodore J. Craig 52 of Peabody formerly Lawrence died of a heart attack in Stratton Nebraska during a sales trip. Funeral services are planned in Peabody with burial there. Survivors include his wife Dorothy Craig son David W. Craig Topeka two daughters Barbara Hodges Susan Craig two brothers Lloyd and Clarence Craig one sister Lucille Martin three sisters in law and three grandchildren. He attended Vinland schools Lawrence High School and Kansas University and belonged to St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Wichita Consistory Masons and O E S.
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Ted) Craig
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Mrs Helen Schumacher former Lawrence resident dies in Kansas City
Mrs Helen Louise King Schumacher 49 formerly of Lawrence dies Thursday at Osteopathic hospital Kansas City. She lived in Lawrence most of life and was a member of St Patrick s Church. Survived by husband Alfred Schumacher and son David of the home. sisters Gladys Hutchinson Lawrence June Wilson Wichita Barbara Ruth Ketch em Anaheim Calif.. brothers Lester King Harold King Lawrence. Funeral 9 am Monday at St Patrick s Church burial Resurrection Cemetery. Memorials preferred to Cancer Association. Friends may call at Butler Chapel North Kansas City after 7 tonight.
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Two Mythical Nations Clash as War Nears End
Nezona and Calonia face off across the Colorado River as Red Desert Strike forces pause for a ceasebreak. The break ended at 6 p.m. Thursday after a brief truce, with 33 fatalities including Pfc. William H. Wilson of St. Regis Falls New York. Maneuvers involve 100000 troops, planes, tanks and gear testing U S limited war capabilities.
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Officers elected for 40 & 8 to be installed June 24
On Wednesday evening officers of the 40 & 8 were elected and will be installed June 24 at Legionaires. William A. Taggart named chef de gare. Other officers include Glenn Reade chief de train Archer Carlson conduc teur Rev George Towle aumonier Henry P Wilson garde le porte C T Davis commissaire intendant Richard T Gibson grand cheminot Charles Miller lampiste Clarence T Dockery Commis Voyageur Harold Fisher Bernard Grosdidier and Harry Winters cheminot.
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Romanians Seek Nuclear Reactors from West
In London the Romanian government signaled interest in buying equipment for both a thermal and a nuclear power station. Western diplomats say the move could enable plutonium production for bombs, with a Romanian delegation led by Aurel Cimpeneanu visiting Britain in early April to discuss terms.
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Arinease Texaco Service Offerings
Local garage offers tune-up brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing aligning generator and starter service and road pickup and delivery.
Garland Is Off Critical List In Hong Kong
Judy Garland was removed from the critical list at a Hong Kong hospital after a coma lasting more than 12 hours. Mark Herron said she looked better and could talk, while doctors kept details confidential amid confusion over the cause during Typhoon Viola.
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Language Diversity Report in New Guinea Highlands
The southeastern part of New Guinea, a Papua dependency of Australia, hosts 750 distinct languages spoken by local communities highlighting extraordinary linguistic variety in the region.
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Santa Fe declares 25 cent dividend on preferred stock
The Santa Fe Railway board today announced a dividend of 25 cents per share on preferred capital stock. The payment is scheduled for August 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business on June 26.
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