Kennedy says civil rights not a partisan issue in Philadelphia
President Kennedy told a 11 000 strong Philadelphia rally that civil rights is not a partisan or partisan issue. He backed Mayor Tate at a $100 dinner while challenger McDermott attacks Tate over race tensions. civil rights legislation gains bipartisan support, including Republicans. Baltimore?
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Humphrey: Johnson will stay on ticket in 1964
Senator Hubert Humphrey called it inconceivable that Vice President Lyndon Johnson would be dumped from the 1964 Democratic ticket. He said Johnson has done a fine job and will be renominated, noting Johnson's support for civil rights and his popularity in many regions.
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KU KS Alumni Boards Meeting Set at KU Union
About 100 members of the KU and KSU alumni associations are expected for the annual meeting in the Kansas Union. The program features a discussion between Kansas State President James A. McCain and KU Chancellor W. Clarke Wesco, followed by lunch in the Union. Eugene Morgan of Kansas City chairs the KU group and Don A. McNeal of Council Grove chairs the K-State group.
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Eugene Morgan
Kansas City
KU Alumni Assn
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Council Grove
K-State Alumni Assn
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Program as Expensive Flop
Sen. Barry Goldwater labeled Kennedy's economic program a 1000 day flop and urged Republicans to attack the administration rather than each other. He told 1,500 business leaders that taxation stifles growth and pledged to overhaul tax laws if elected, warning of a devalued dollar and weak confidence in enterprise.
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Nelson Rockefeller
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Goldwater
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Harris fatally shot when gun discharged during hunt
Colvin and Harris were briefly ahead when Colvin slipped causing a gun to discharge. Harris shouted he was shot and Colvin helped him to a clear area then for Stanley. They drove to 23rd and Haskell for aid as Citizens Ambulance treated the wound. Harris, a Central ninth grader, had been cited after CJHS beat Manhattan and Central’s season ended.
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Birch in Critical Condition After Heart Attack
C E Birch 88 former Lawrence school superintendent is in critical condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart attack last Friday. He had recently broken a hip and was recovering in hospital.
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UF Drive Urges Quick Solicitations To Meet Quota
Williams says the drive is short of the original deadline but expects to top the goal soon. He notes past efforts were slower and emphasizes immediate action by solicitors and contributors to report results by next Monday or Tuesday and finish by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Homecoming Week Events At KU Include Luncheon Parade and Ball
Sherry Zillner and Patsy Kendall head a campus homecoming event lineup with a 11 am to 1 pm buffet in the Union ballroom. KU carillon recital at noon, KU vs K-State football at Memorial Stadium at 1:30 pm with Gov. Anderson Crown ceremony at halftime. After the game, cider and doughnuts offered in the Union. Ma Dame Butterfly opens at 8:15 pm. Kai Winding leads a dance party in the Union from 8 pm to midnight.
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NAACP Meeting Set This Friday Evening
The Lawrence branch NAACP will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in the Lawrence Community Building. Rev. H. C. Mewlillan, president, will report on the state conference in Wichita and discuss an employment policy, the fact finding survey on local work, housing and education, and the upcoming year's budget.
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Soft Drink Trucks Upset in Mishaps
A Topeka soft drink truck overturned near 6th St and Lawrence Ave injuring no one. Driver Steven Allensworth, 19, said brakes locked after a left turn by a dump truck. Damages about 500 dollars. A Coca Cola truck later overturned at 8th and Conn Sts after a collision with Mathilda Petesch, 47. Kilgore, 19, suffered cuts. truck damages estimated at 1400 dollars and 20 dollars for the other truck.
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Weather and political notes cross the nation
Rain snow and clouds cover northern areas from the Rockies to New England ending drought in most places. Maine sees 1 to 3 inches of snow while other sections report 18 inches in parts. In Kansas a prisoner, William I Robison, 32, was found hanged in Johnson County jail. AMA president Dr Edward R Annis cites political misuse of health care as top problem and urges doctors to educate legislators. President Kennedy may visit St Louis and Jefferson City after a Kansas City dinner honoring Truman and March of Dimes 25th anniversary and FDR birthday.
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KU Halls Marathon Moves Toward Record Amid Pranks
Lawrence brief notes a 16th day telephone marathon between Pearson and Templin Halls with a temp stop after a relief caller from Temlin Hall. Halloween bats invade Lewis Hall while deer numbers rise in Douglas County prompting possible 1965 state deer season.
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Flag pledge halt is his goal Oakland
Horations Petty president of the Oakland Youth Council of the NAACP asks minority students in Oakland high schools to stop pledging allegiance to the flag. He says the pledge’s claim of liberty and justice for all is naive in regard to minorities. Alan T. Lindsay, board president, calls the letter unfortunate and regrettable. Petty is an Oakland City College student.
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Oakland City College
Apollo Flights Out From Series Cuts Costs For Moon Route
NASA drops four Apollo test flights planned for 1965 using a stripped-down capsule and low-powered Saturn rocket to save about 50 million dollars. Astronauts will train in two-man Gemini craft as the program stays within a 5.35 billion dollar fiscal year budget.
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United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Gemini
Cemetery Wire Hazards Prompt Safety Move
City Manager Harold Horn cites a mowing accident at a local cemetery to urge removal of all wire from gravesites. He warns that flying wire from ties and discarded scraps could injure visitors and suggests recessed vases or wireless bases to reduce risk.
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Mattress sizes vary with 7 percent extra long or wide
A market note reports that seven percent of adult size mattresses sold are extra long or extra wide, indicating a niche demand for larger sleep surfaces among consumers.
Change In Climate Not A Cure For Health
The belief that climate fixes health is debated. Viral colds and flu occur in all climates, and arthritis pain exists everywhere. A short visit and doctor consultation help judge any lasting benefit before moving.
Paperboys Invest In Stocks With Route Earnings
Three Meiners brothers from Leavenworth invested earnings from their Times paper routes. Jim, 15, owns 10 shares of Martin Marietta. David, 13, and John, 11, hold eight shares of Missouri Public Service Co. They maintain records on broker fees dividends and share prices.
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John Meiners
Leavenworth Times
Martin Marietta
Ohio
John
Missouri Public Service Co
Dace
John Jve
Henry J. Meiners
Open House at M. R. Gill Building in Tennessee Street
The M. R. Gill building at 901 Tennessee Street hosts an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The southwest corner 9th and Tenn. streets facility houses M. R. Gill Real Estate and Insurance, Dwight Sickles Insurance, and Barret Fitch North and Co investment office. Visitors will be greeted by Gill staff and spouses, with refreshments available.
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Tenn. St
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M. R. Gill Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Dwight Sickles Insurance Agency
Barret, Fitch, North and Co
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Harrison
Gill
Mike Murphree
Rawleigh Willcox
Bill Womack
Hattie Fletcher
Eileen Davis
Ruth Stringham
George Hedrick
Carl’ Mingus
J. D. Underwood
Robert Dillon
Mary Massoth
Sickles
Criqui Named Vice President at KSTA Delegate Assembly
Lawrence Central Junior High principal Criqui was elected a vice president of the Kansas State Teachers Association at the Leavenworth delegate assembly. Criqui serves as vice president of his KSTA section, one of eight statewide. Lawrence public schools were dismissed for ESTA conventions with about 300 educators attending in Leavenworth and Topeka.
In Memoriam Frank Roberson 1957 Memorial
In loving memory of Frank Roberson who died October 31 1957 six years ago today. Death leaves a heartache that time cannot heal Memories are something that no one can steal. Sadly missed by wife Mary Roberson and children Ida Mae Gilbert Bernice Wheaton Mary Elizabeth Harvey.
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Mary Roberson
Ida Mae Gilbert
Bernice Wheaton
Mary Elizabeth Harvey
Card of Thanks to Dr Campbell and Friends
Max Rolin expresses gratitude to Dr Campbell and friends for cards and gifts while hospitalised and recovering at home.
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Dr. Campbell
Max Rolin
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