Favorite Son LBJ Leads in Texas As 1964 Campaign Builds
In Texas, LBJ appears to hold the lead over Goldwater with polls showing Democrats ahead. Goldwater visits San Antonio as GOP efforts intensify. ticket splitting and poll tax rules shape voter access for 2.4 million Texans.
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Aondayndon B. Johnson
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
San Antonio
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Houston Chronicle
John F. Kennedy
GOP
Peter O'Donnell
Associated Press
George Bush
Houston
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Bush
John B. Connally
Connally
Jack Crichton
Dallas
Carlson named Wheat Industry Man of the Year
Sen Frank Carlson received the Wheat Industry Man of the Year award at a joint Kansas Wheat Commission and Kansas Association of Wheat Growers meeting. The honor recognizes great service to farmers and the wheat industry.
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Kan
Frank Carlson
Kansas Wheat Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
False Alarm Ends Without Incident At Local Bank
Police cars responded to a burglar alarm at the First National Drive-In Bank at 9th and Tenn Streets just before noon today. Officers determined it was a false alarm, no trouble reported, and left the scene.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Burns Tatum
First National Drive-In Bank
9Th and Tenn, Sts
State Senator Race and Uncontested County Offices Planned
Reynolds Shultz challenges by Al Hicks in an upcoming state senate race. Several county offices will be uncontested Tuesday including county attorney probate judge county clerk county treasurer superintendent of schools clerk of District Court sheriff and register of deeds. Under 1963 law coroner becomes appointed rather than elected with District Court Judge Frank Gray coordinating with the county medical association. Dr. Jim Reed currently serves as coroner.
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al Hicks
Frank Gray
County Medical Association
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Reverend Mallett Re-elected Head of Church Unit
Reverend Harold Mallett of the First Presbyterian Church was reelected president of the Lawrence Council of Churches at the annual assembly dinner. William Binns and Karl Klooz were named vice president and treasurer respectively, with Mary Jackson named secretary. About 100 people from 13 churches attended the dinner. Kansas University chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe urged greater support for church related colleges and described the church's “edifice complex.” The councilSelects new ministry areas include the Lawrence Douglas County jails labor and care for sick unaffiliated. Thanksgiving Eve service set for 8 p.m. November 25 at the EUB Church.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Mary Jackson
Ninth Street Baptist Church
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Wescoe
United States
Lawrence
Douglas County
EUB
Ronald Bump
Clinton Presbyterian Church
NAACP Sets Civil Rights Bill Push After Election
Stratford Bridgeport NAACP speaker Roy Wilkins says implementing the 1964 civil rights bill becomes a key post election objective. He cites unutilized tools, warns against large scale demonstrations, and faulted segregated schools for poor curriculum and funding. Jackie Robinson introduced Wilkins.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
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Baseball Hall of Fame
Boards of Education
Counterfeit Ring Nabbed In Texas Tax Stamp Case
Seven men were charged with counterfeiting after authorities recovered a state cigarette tax stamping machine. They allegedly deprived Texas of 4.2 million dollars in taxes since 1957. Tobacco merchant Mair J. Schepps surrendered with two attorneys.
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Texas
Mair J. Schepps
Rostered Tech and Rice Football Lines on TV
Journal World lists Texas Tech and Rice rosters at page 15 for Saturday Game of the Week on channels 4 and 13. Also notes Halloween outreach by Rev. Jim Nabors at First Methodist Baldwin and plans for Billy Mills’ halftime tribute at KU Nebraska game with 45 000 expected. County opens Courthouse for out of state absentee ballots. Jayhawk Fall Festival set for Nov 12 in Kansas City Kansas.
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First Methodist Church
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Kansas University-Nebraska
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Tokyo
Kansas University
Wade Stinson
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Stinson
Nebraksa
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1920 Establishment and Funeral Home Listing
A brief classified item notes the Rumsey Funeral Home established in 1920 and provides the contact number VI 3 5111 for advertisement purposes.
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Burglary At Route 1 Residence Reports $500 In Loss
Deputy Sheriff reports items valued over $500 stolen from A. E. Daniels residence on Route 1 during the overnight hours. Entry was through the front door and it is not known if it was locked. Stolen items include a 12 gauge shotgun a 410 gauge shotgun a 23 jewel wristwatch a movie camera shells silverware and other items.
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Doug McCleery
McCleery
Kansas Parties Debate With Avery Goldwater Viewpoints
William Avery discusses party lines as Kansas politics shift. Martin criticizes the Avery Goldwater stance on taxes and social programs while urging cooperation among Kansas officials, Johnson administration, and industry to boost education, water resources, and two party competition.
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John Anderson
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Goldwater
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Lawrence High Hosts First Annual Debate Tournament
A total of 120 students from 27 high schools began competition at Lawrence High School. Rounds run today and Saturday with finals at 3 45 p m Saturday. Trophies awarded to top eight teams. Melvin Wyler coaches the LHS team with Tim Gilles and John Pitney directing.
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Lawrence High
Melvin Wyler
LHS
Tim Gilles
John Pitney
Sit In By Krebiozen Advocates Presses Johnson
Seventeen Krebiozen supporters staged a dawn sit in outside the HEW secretary’s office demanding the federal ban on interstate Krebiozen shipments be lifted. The group, many cancer patients, sent a telegram to President Johnson urging executive action as a humanitarian measure.
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Washington
Johnson
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Full-Time Totals Up for Schools In State System
The full time equivalent enrollment across Kansas state universities and colleges rose 13.5 percent to 41 879, with Wichita State showing the largest gain from 4766 to 6648. Kansas State University and KU also posted sizable increases, while regents planned meetings and policy reviews. A new KU anthropology doctorate was approved along with mobile classrooms for Emporia State and higher apartment rates for married students.
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A.L. Pugsley
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Riots Predicted After the Voting in Harlem
Rabbi Samuel Schrage of Brooklyn warned at Shaarei Shemayim hall that post election riots are likely in Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant. He claimed anti semitism among New York's Negroes is rising and Jewish shops may be attacked, alleging store fronts are run by Negro fronts. He cited Malcolm X's leadership and tensions with MLK and James Farmer.
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Samuel Schrage
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New York
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Malcolm X
Martin Luther King
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KU Awards 27 National Defense Fellowships for 1965 66
Kansas University announces twenty seven National Defense Fellowships totaling about 125000 for 1965 66. Fellowships support first year Ph D studies in nine departments with stipends up to 2400 dollars and University funds of 2500 per fellow. Applications due February 15.
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National Defense
Graduate School of Kansas University
William P. Albrecht
U. S. Office of Education
Dean Albrecht
Douglas County appoints Darwin Rogers as Assessor
Darwin Rogers, 52, of Holton, named Douglas County assessor by the board of county commissioners. He will begin Monday with control of all property assessments and will operate from the courthouse. Rogers, a Fairview native, comes after a county reappraisal for Nemaha County and plans to move to Douglas County with wife Lola and son Charles. Salary set at 5400 dollars. office in northeast corner of the second floor.
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Holton
Douglas County
Board of County Commissioners
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Cole Sayer and
Trumble
Elmer Ousdahl
Fairview
Nemaha
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Card of Thanks for 93rd Birthday
A. E. Strode expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives who called on the 93rd birthday Sunday October 25 and for ecards flowers and gifts received.
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