President Johnson Heads Into Final Campaign Push
President Johnson prepares a heavy on the road schedule ahead of the November 3 election. He will campaign in Memphis and Chattanooga before returning to Washington, then head to Baltimore and Florida with stops in Georgia and South Carolina to follow.
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Miami
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Texas
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Goldwater
Moscow
Peking
Patrick Gordon Walker
Britain
Labor
Johnson City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Blanco County
Austin Municipal Auditorium
Austin
Automation talk raises future shocks to editors crowd
John Diebold urged editors to consider automation's broad impact from process changes to societal shifts. He described rapid growth of machines, translation, image storage, and genetics control, warning of profound moral and workforce effects and the need for thoughtful guidance.
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U.S
Diebold
Lodge Notice for Lawrence Lodge No 6 meeting
Special Communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F A M scheduled for Monday October 26 at 7 30 p m. Work in second degree. Visiting members welcome. W M J A Golden and secretary G W Mole.
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Lawrence Lodge No
A. M
J. A. Golden
W. M
G. W. Mole
Turkey Shoot Sunday At Cedar Hill Club
A turkey shoot starts at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Cedar Hill Gun Club six miles south of Lawrence on Haskell avenue. Proceeds go to the Lawrence Breakfast Optimist Club Boys Work Fund. Prizes include turkeys hams groceries and a Remington Model 1000 12 gauge shotgun at 4 p.m.
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Lawrence
Haskell Avenue
Togeter AU
Lawrence Breakfast Optimist Club
State Funeral Procession Ends at Capitol Rotunda
A soldierly procession moves from the hoisted casket to the Capitol, with riderless horse, armored guards, and jets in a somber farewell. Inside the rotunda, senators Morton Dirksen Williams Humphrey, alongside Rusk and Herter, gather while Eisenhower and Truman miss the ceremony due to health.
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Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
John J. Williams
Delaware
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dean Rusk
Christian Herter
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Truman
Med Center Receives Federal Grant for New Lab Building
The Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City gets 878 022 from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare to build a multi story laboratory linking the administration and clinic buildings. Construction to start in months as part of a broader expansion. the grant matches Kansas legislature funds and funds a six floor 30 by 300 foot addition extending over the existing drive to the emergency rooms.
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Kansas City
U.S Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Medical Center
Kansas
Goldwater Attacks White House Ties in San Diego Rally
Senator Barry Goldwater, on a whistle stop through California, assailed the Johnson White House over so called questionable activities tied to Baker and Jenkins. He urged a grand jury probe into Baker and criticized security lapses in Jenkins case as he campaigned toward Texas. He urged limits on federal power and framed the choice as socialism or individual liberty.
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Rico Rivera
Los Angeles
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California
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Santa Ana
Edmund G .Brown
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Catholic Youth Week Is Set in Local Observance
Sunday launches National Catholic Youth Week with St. John’s CYO sponsoring activities. Local events include a breakfast after services, a hayrack ride, and a Holy Hour with students wearing badges and bumper stickers to mark the week. Several million youths received Communion last year.
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CYO
Youth Week
United States
Pumpkin Thrown Through Car Windshield On Kaw River Bridge
Lawrence man John Malone escaped serious injury after a pumpkin struck his windshield while crossing the Kaw River bridge about 12:45 a.m. He was treated for cuts to the forehead and left hand. Overnight vandalism at Lawrence High School damaged a white rail fence with $50 to $75 in damage.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Malone
Vt. St
Malone
Lawrence High School
Over 400 Teens Riot in New York Subways and Streets
Police arrested 22 youths in Harlem and Brooklyn after two violent outbreaks by more than 400 teenagers. The Brooklyn incident involved high school students clashing with improvised weapons, injuring at least four people including a 71-year-old man, and spilling into a subway station.
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Harlem
Brooklyn
Registration drives push record local registrations
The article notes 497 people registered on the day, the largest daily total since the local push began. Fisher cites publicity and GOTV efforts for the surge, with many registrants in before the last minute rush and some out of county visitors registering. Only Lawrence residents may vote.
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Fisher
Lawrence
KU to Build Classroom Block on Campus Site
University plans a classroom building at the heart of the KU campus. The physical education building will not include a natatorium costing 400 000 to 450 000 dollars. The swimming facility would adjoin the south side of the new structure and be financed by private gifts or legislative appropriation. Officials hope construction may finish by December, 1965.
Lawrence artist wins first prize in Wichita contest
Lawrence sculptor Heard in residence at Kansas University Frazier takes top prize in a Greater Downtown Wichita Association contest and is commissioned to design a downtown monument. KU graduate James Hinkhouse takes second prize and KU associate professor James Sterritt gains third. The Journal-World logged nearly 700 calls about Friday’s Lawrence High Mission North game, won 19 to 13 by Lawrence.
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Bernard Frazier
Kansas University
Wichita
the Journal-World
Mission
Lawrence
Lawrence Cel Reopens Employment Listing Office in City Building
The Lawrence Human Relations Commission will reopen the Community Employment Listing office in Room 126 of the Lawrence Community Building. The CEL lists minority job seekers and helps contact employers. hours are 1 to 4 p.m. on weekdays. Staff includes Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Eastwood, Mrs. Ketzel, Mrs. Pogany, and Mrs. Cerf.
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Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Lawrence Community Building
C.E.L
George Caldwell
Raymond Eastwood
Clifford Ketzel
Blanche Pogany
Raymond Cerf
Lecompton High Queen Sara Harrell Crowned at Homecoming
Sara Harrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Harrell of Lecompton was named Homecoming queen at Lecompton High Maple Hill game. Lecompton won 33 to 19. Rich ard Kahle crowned Miss Harrell at halftime, with Linda Kitt and Georgia Simmons as first and second attendants.
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Ralph Harrell
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Roy Kitt
Georgia Simmons
George Simmons
Richard Wright
Miss Kitt
Lee Keating
Miss Simmons
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David Schaefer
Ramblin
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Lawrence Memorial Co
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