County race slate narrows with three treasurer nominees
Primary slate lists LaVey Maxine Louk and Velma Powers filing for county treasurer. GOP second district candidates include George Atchison Dale Bones and L O Fabert while third district contenders are Donald Averill and Earl Sink. Democratic ticket features Joe Ferns Maurice Ponton Cecil Vining with all unopposed. Salaries and mileage for 1964 set. six area Republicans seek state and district nominations.
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LaVey Maxine Louk
S. Main
Velma Powers
N. Main
George Atchison
Richmond
Farmer
Dale Bones
Princeton
L. O. Fabert
Ottawa
RFD
Donald Averill
Averill
Joe Button
Earl Richardson
Joe Ferns
Maurice Ponton
Ash
Cecil Vining
Jules V. Doty
S. Oak
J. Donald Coffin
Council Grove
George Hart
Wichita
Joseph W. Henkle Sr
Great Bend
Ewell Stewart
Fort Scott
Harry G. Wiles
St. John
William S. Bowers
W. With
A. Scott Anderson
Deadly wrecks near Waverly claim 1 and injure 3
Early today near Waverly two crashes left Michael A Learned 18 of Wichita dead in a high speed Corvette crash two miles east of Waverly. Vernon Coleman 20 Wichita suffered serious injuries. In a second crash Verdi Ball of Louis Center Ohio and her 13-year-old daughter Paulea were injured. Ball had severe head and chest injuries. Merle Ball, 17, escaped injury.
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Waverly
Michael A Learned
Wichita
Learned
Vernon Coleman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Marion Cox
Don Lytle
Ke 31
Us.50
Verdi Ball
Louis Center
Ohio
Paulea
Gene Cullison
Kansas City
Coleman
Doty Vows Tax Reforms for Real Estate Relief
Jules Doty, Democratic governor nominee candidate, called for sweeping tax reforms to ease the burden on real estate. Speaking at a Democratic picnic in Topeka, he urged modernizing the tax structure and funding local education from non real estate revenues. He supports real estate tax exemptions for residents over 65.
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Topeka
Jules Doty
Doty
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Continues hot and humid through Sunday
County forecast calls for continued fair weather with hot and humid conditions through Sunday. High Sunday near 100 degrees, low tonight in the upper 70s. Today’s trend shows a high of 94 and a low of 76, with temperatures and records noted for the date. Hourly readings end at 8 a.m. Barometer 30.06 inches.
RFK May Head Campaign For Johnson in 1964
President Johnson asked Attorney General Robert F Kennedy to run his presidential campaign while excluding him from vice presidential consideration. Kennedy weighed the offer but indicated he would not seek the nomination, will remain attorney general through the election, and may attend the Atlantic City convention as part of the Massachusetts delegation.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
John F. Kennedy
McGeorge Bunday
South
Atlantic City
Massachusetts
Rusk stresses realism and toughness against Soviets
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said it is unrealistic to expect Russians to roll over and play dead, asserting the United States will be tough as needed to defend vital interests. He rejected Republican claims of weakness and warned against overestimating consent from others, while predicting no major policy shifts before the upcoming debate on foreign policy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
United States
Rusk
Soviet Union
Budget hearing on county plan set for Aug 3
The proposed county budget will be discussed at an open hearing in the commission room of the courthouse at 9 a m Monday Aug 3. The hearing, open to all citizens, is required by state law before final approval.
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Court House
Harlem peace in doubt after Wagner rejects police review board
The Harlem Unity Committee head says peace cannot be guaranteed as Mayor Wagner declines an independent police review board. Wagner’s long statement follows talks with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and omits the call to suspend Lt. Gilligan, the white officer who killed a Black boy. Police lift demonstrations ban in Harlem.
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New York
Harlem
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
New York City
Thomas R. Gilligan
L. Joseph Overton
Unity Council of Harlem
Moon Dust Likely Won’t Stop Moon Landings
Pasadena scientists reviewing Ranger 7 and Ranger 9 photos say dust on the moon is shallow, not burying a lander, with a hard underlying layer. They caution landing craft must avoid crater-rich areas but identify many clean zones suitable for future missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger 7
Ranger 9
Moon
Coperonicus
Shoemaker
Mars by flyby two probes set for 1965-66
Cape Kennedy reports plans for two unmanned Mars flyby missions, Mariners 3 and 4, to launch in late October within a 28 day window. The eight month journeys will image Mars, collect data, and match the 1962 Mariner 2 Venus flight in concept as part of a broader lunar exploration program leading into the Apollo era.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Mars
Ranger 9
Ranger
Moon
Earth
Doty Targets Free Agent Voters In Franklin County Primary
Ottawa candidate Jules Doty shifts advertising toward unbranded voters in the Democratic gubernatorial race. The campaign notes a “free agent” bloc of about 4 453 in Franklin County, counting residents who lack party registration and may vote in either primary under local rules.
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Ottawa
Jules Doty
Franklin County
Doty
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