Lodge Sees No Viet Nam Disaster In Campaign Talk
Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge said U S policy in Viet Nam could not become a campaign issue and he saw no prospect of a disaster in foreign relations He returned to assist Gov Scranton in the GOP race and met with President Johnson who thanked him for Saigon service He declined to reveal details on possible strikes into North Viet Nam and China citing classified information
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Lodge
Goldwater
Taft
General Eisenhower
GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
Viet Nam
United States
China
Wichita State University gains state system status
After 31 years as a church tied college and 38 years as a municipal university, the University of Wichita formally becomes Wichita State University within Kansas education system. Transition seen as continuity with no fanfare. The property, including 43 buildings on 140 acres, was transferred June 26, 1963, with improvements costing over 780000 recently approved by the state regents.
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Wichita
University of Wichita
Wichita State University
Emory Lindquist
State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Wichita University
Fairmount College
Congregational Church
University Regents
Trustees Appoint Four to Wichita State Board
Gov John Anderson named four members to Wichita State University board of trustees Hutchinson Ray Dillon and Wichita Wesley H Sowers for three year terms Wichita Dr D Crame er Reed and William D Tarrant for two year terms He withdrew William Farmer from consideration due to legislative status Also named John J Stang to four year Veterans Commission term Reappointments to several boards announced including Roger N Bell William Robey Clifford Horn Hal Hellebust Orville Burtis Sr Harold Scanlan and G Fred Williams plus three on the Kansas Livestock Commission
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Topeka
John Anderson
Wichita State University
Ray E. Dillon
Hutchinson
Wesley H. Sowers
Wichita
D. Crameer Reed
William D. Tarrant
William Farmer
Farmer
Dillon
J. F. Dillon & Sons Co
Sowers
Frontier Chemical Co
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Reed
Healing Arts Board
Tarrant
Wichita City Commission
Anderson
John J. Stang
la Crosse
Veterans Commission
Tim F. Degginer
Toepeka
Roger N. Bell
Abstractors Board of Examiners
William Robey
Nortonville
State School Retirement Board
Clifford R. Horn
Engineering Examiners
Hal Hellebust
St. Marys
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Orville Burtis Sr
Manhattan
Harold Scanlan
Abilene
G. Fred Williams
Kansas Livestock Commission
Cigarette Sales Fall After Government Health Report
The Agriculture Department reports Americans cut cigarette use by about 16 billion packs, a 6.5 percent drop from the first half of last year, following a government health hazards report. Cigar and pipe sales rise about 12 percent as overall consumption for the year ending June 30 is about 507 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Negroes Plan To Picket Scranton Rally In Chicago
More than 300 Negroes marched on Chicago's South Side in a taunting, early morning protest as part of a summer of picketing for Gov. William Scranton's Pennsylvania candidacy. Seven leaders were arrested for holding a public meeting without a permit, including Harlem housing coordinator Jesse Gray and ACT organizer Lawrence Landry.
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Chicago
South Side
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Will
Scranton
47Th Street
South Parkway
ACT
Jesse Gray
Harlem
Council On Housing
New York City
Lawrence Landry
Rantoul Alumni Reunites at Rural High School
Rantoul Rural High School alumni gathered in the grade school gym on June 28 with 60 attendees. Mrs Judy Redick of Fairbanks Alaska traveled the farthest, followed by Mr and Mrs Elston Bishop of West Virginia. Officers elected for the coming year were John Ferrer president Vera Cole vice president Ray Evans secretary and Arlis Loyd treasurer. It was voted to hold the 1965 meeting the last Sunday in June.
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Nelle Callahan
Rantoul High School
Nebraska
Willard Miller
Will Tulless
Waverly
Rantoul Rural High School
Judy Redick
Fairbanks
Alaska
Elston Bishop
West Virginia
John Ferrer
Vera Cole
Ray Evans
Arlis Loyd
Kings and leaders charged in St Augustine delinquency case
The juvenile counselor in St Augustine named Dr Martin Luther King Jr and other integration leaders with contributing to delinquency of minors. Warrants list King Dr R B Hayling Rev John Gibson and J B Jackson for using wards of juvenile court in integration marches.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine
Martin Luther King Jr
Fred Brinkhoff
King
R. B. Hayling
John Gibson
J. 8. Jackson
U.S. Dist
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Simpson
Farris Bryant
Elks To Hold Election Parties This Summer and Fall
The Elks will host election parties in the club rooms for the August 4 primary and November 3 general elections. Walter Butler, entertainment committee chairman, said the events will begin about 6 p.m. on election days for Elks and their guests.
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The
Elks
Walter Butler
Butler
Typhoon Winnie cripples Manila as deaths feared
Typhoon Winnie battered Manila and central Luzon with winds up to 95 mph, leaving two million residents without power or transportation. At least seven drowned in floods, with hundreds injured as roofs, walls, and trees collapsed and communications blackout delayed casualty reports. Radio and news services were silenced by downed towers.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Winnie
South China Sea
China
Materials Sent To Clerks For August 4 Primary
Frank lin County township trustees received packets from county clerk Bruce Spears containing forms and complete instructions for appointing clerks and judges for the August 4 primary. Clerks and judges must be named and referred to the county clerk by June 25. Each double election board requires two judges and two clerks from each party, with two judges appointed by the township.
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Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Central Committee
Spears
Bridge Winners Crowned in Elks Duplicate Event
Monday evening results show North South first place with Mrs E E Haz lett, Lawrence, and Ted Crand al. Second went to Mrs David Sage and Mrs Lyle Hanes. East West first honors awarded to Mrs F P Hutstedler and Fred Blanks, with second to Lyle Hanes and Eugene Bush.
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Elks
North
South
E. E. Hazlett
Lawrence
Ted Crandal
David Sage
Lyle Hanes
West
F. P. Hutstedler
Fred Blanks
Eugene Bush
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