Food Center To Be Built In Belton Missouri
Work starts Monday on a $100000 grocery store and coins operated laundry at 303 309 N Main. The all steel building by Gleason Co. will take about four months to finish with 70 by 100 foot grocery area and 30 by 60 foot laundry. Kansas Steel Built is general contractor. Lease plans include Fleming Co. for the grocery and Pence Grocery for operation as Pence's North. A 56 car parking lot fronts the building.
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N. Main
E. A. Skidmore
Gleason Company
Fleming Company
Pence Grocery
Pence’s
John Wellington
Belton
Kansas Steel-Built
Topeka
Skidmore
National Jamboree at Valley Forge Ends Week
At Valley Forge the sixth National Jamboree housed 52,000 Boy Scouts with medical support from a 200 bed army unit staffed by 22 doctors and 22 nurses. Ills were mainly sunburns sore throats and heat exhaustion with a few gashes. insect bites caused ear trouble. A Friday opening pageant featured 6,000 cast with a 1,600-voice choir and 150-piece band before 75,000 in the arena for Profiles in Heritage.
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Valley Forge
America
Johnson announces third cut in 1964 deficit
President Johnson previews a further reduction in the 1964 federal budget deficit at a news conference at his Texas ranch. Final figures for the year ending June 30 show a deficit well under the May projection of 8.8 billion, aided by lower spending and higher revenues.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Here
John F. Kennedy
Word "extreme" fuels a calm scream in print
A reader notes the overuse of the term extreme in journalism, insisting on restrained tone. The remark emphasizes preference for measured language over sensational framing.
Three-Judge Court Hears First Test Of Rights Bill
A three judge federal panel in Atlanta hears first challenges to the new Civil Rights Act. The docket includes Lester Maddox accused of violating the act by a restaurant owner and Moreton Rolleston seeking an injunction to block enforcement. The government counters with a suit against Rolleston for refusing service to Black patrons.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Moreton Rolleston
Soan
Rolleston
Heart of Atlanta
Department of Justice
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
County Forecast Fair Skies With Warm Southerly Winds
Fair with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy Sunday and continued hot conditions with highs in the mid 90s and a low around 70. Friday high near 97 and today’s low around 68, with records noted for the date. Hourly temperatures conclude at 8 am today.
Wizard Claims Klan Growing
AP ATLANTA a claim by Imperial Wizard Robert M Shelton Jr that the Ku Klux Klan is expanding its influence due to white resent ment of civil rights legislation. He asserts a nonviolent image and notes strength in parts of the South while acknowledging the difficulty of verifying membership.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Shelton
Klan
United Klans of America Inc
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
John Patterson
Patterson
George C. Wallace
Philadelphia
Miss
The
America
Goldwater's Rise From Arizona Mafia to GOP Nominee
Barry Goldwater built a loyal core dubbed the Arizona Mafia with leaders like Dennis Kitchel Dean Burch and Richard Kleindienst. He faced weak showings in New Hampshire and Indiana yet gained momentum at conventions as aides targeted non primary states. He spoke bluntly about reform while courting diverse supporters and endured safety through a determined, disciplined team.
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Arizona
Denison Kitchel
Phoenix Corporation
Dean Burch
Tucson
F. Clifton White
New York
Richard Kleindienst
Phoenix
Karl Hess
Edward McCabe
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Edward C. Neller
Tony Smith
New Hampshire
Fatter Pay Envelopes Expected For Military
Prompt Senate approval of larger pay for nearly two million in the armed forces seemed likely. If House agrees, boosts could start in August or September, costing about 207 million annually. Increases range from 49.30 for top generals to 3 for privates, with 21 percent raises for most and 8 percent for those under two years service.
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Washington
Senate
House
Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
The
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Goldwater Debate Sparks GOP Strife Over Extremism
In Phoenix and San Francisco a clash over extremism erupts as Goldwater defends liberty and moderation to loyalists and foes. He plans to withdraw from the Senate renomination, leaving Gov. Paul Fannin as the lone Republican candidate in the Arizona race, while Democrats field six contenders. The GOP feud deepens after a controversial remark linking extremism to defending freedom.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Paul Fannin
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles H. Percy
GOP
Ilinois
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dean Burch
National Committee
Europe
Rockefeller
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Protest Filed Over Excessive Red Methods
Washington AP reports the Soviet naval vessel fired three shots across the bow of the American grain ship SS Katinga in the Black Sea. The State Department called the actions excessive and outside norms, while noting they may have been legally permissible. An oral protest was delivered to Soviet official Georgi Kornienko, urging measures to prevent repetition. The incident followed a wage dispute over unloading rates. the Katinga left Vorossisnk after arbitration but without clearance, with captain Arthur H. Fertig reporting no injuries.
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Washington
Black Sea
State Department
Department
Novorossisk
Arthur H. Fertig
Wading River
N. Y
Katinga
Georgi M. Kornienko
Asst
Richard Davis
Kornienko
Fertig
Soviet Ministry of Merchant Marine
Moscow
Sheppard Moves To Chicago After Prison Release
Convicted wife slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard and his fiancee Ariane Tebbenjohanns arrived in Chicago in a yellow limousine after his release from the Ohio Penitentiary. Free on $10,000 bond, he planned to marry soon, with the couple moving to undisclosed hideaways until the ceremony.
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Chicago
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
The
Chicago Tribune
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Tribune
Columbus
Sheppard
Marilyn
Higher Overtime Pay Sought By Labor Boss
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Wirtz seeks legislation to raise overtime pay from time and a half to double time to spread out jobs. He cites 16 million workers doing overtime last month and 900,000 potential new full time jobs if overtime converts. The bill targets industries with high overtime and unemployment among unskilled workers.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
House Labor Committee
Labor Department
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Buddy Joe Welch
Wizard
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Margaret Chase Smith
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