Influence Of Reds Seen Declining in Argentina
Buenos Aires President Arturo Ilia marks nearly one year in office saying communism has lost appeal across the hemisphere. He warns insurrection remains a risk in parts of Latin America due to wealth disparities and urges better resource distribution. He notes rising hemispheric unity after Cuba relations break and reinforces Argentina’s stability against any return by exiled former dictator Juan D. Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Ilia
Latin America
Hina
Mira
Mexico
Cuba
Hemisphere
Argen
Juan D. Peron
Spain
Ilia
Peron
Tilia
Whites Sustain School Boycott in New York
White pupils again boycotted New York public schools to protest busing for racial integration. Police counted 2 352 marchers across 194 schools. absenteeism rose, risking over 2 million dollars in state aid. Many Negro mothers welcomed their children’s first day among whites. officials warned of possible legal action and aid loss if turnout remained high.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Bronx
Calvin E. Gross
County Forecast Shows Cloudy Skies and Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy county forecast with thundershowers across about half the area tonight. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. High Wednesday near 80, tonight low around 60s. Monday high 81, today low 61. Historic highs and lows for the date cited. Hourly temps listed through the night with readings in the 60s to 80s and barometer at 30.04.
Zoning For Lake Pomona Delayed For Study Time
Osage County Commission delays zoning for land around Lake Pomona until next Monday to study recommendations from the Osage County Regional Planning Council. Public hearings were held in four townships. a five member zoning board of appeals is to be formed as required by state law. The area under consideration lies three miles south of US 56 and 75, extending to the Pomona dam area, with plans to shift from agricultural to residential and commercial zoning to accommodate future growth.
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Zeke Wigglesworth
Lyndon
Osage County
Court House
Planning Council
Elliott
Jones
Bartlett
West
Stephen Jones
John Tincher
Lyndon State Bank
Zoning Board of Appeals
Commission
Comemission
Quenemo
Pomona Dam
Clyde M. Burns
Tanly's Toot Freshmen Must Wear Beanies
The note states Tanly's Toot freshmen must wear beanies until the Ottawa University homecoming. It suggests signs advertising the date would be better.
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Ottawa University
Bobbie Genck
Ford Madison
Iowa
Margaret Hagel
Crawford
N. J
Beth Fischer
Summit
N. Y
Johnson addresses machinists convention in Miami Beach
President Johnson told 4000 delegates at the International Association of Machinists convention that prosperity must not be sacrificed to partisanship. He urged Medicare for the elderly under Social Security and praised the social safety net while Goldwater canvassed Florida.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Johnson
International Association of Machinists
Florida
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater Country
Goldwater Rips Court and Courtside Politics in South
Barry Goldwater campaigned in Winston-Salem urging change and blasting the Supreme Court while accusing some Democrats of doubting the South’s place in the United States. He criticized Johnson over Vietnam and warned of a growing two party system in the region. Goldwater planned stops across eight states, urging Republicans and disenfranchised Democrats to back his cause.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Barry Goldwater
South
Supreme Court
United States
Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Viet Nam
Series to publish 12 historical documents for Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald will publish a series of 12 historical documents with the Declaration of Independence leading off. Each antiqued parchment item costs 25 cents and can be bought at the Herald or by mail with full details on page 10 and a clip-and-send coupon. The collection includes the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Gettysburg Address, the Star Spangled Banner, prayers of Peter Marshall, and ships etched as Old Ironsides. After mailing and handling costs, profits go to the library for historical books.
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Ottawa Herald
Herald
Gettsburg
Peter Marshall
United States
Accord Likely for Ford UAW Contract Says Reuther
United Auto Workers President Walter P Reuther expressed optimism about a settled contract with Ford Motor Co within a relatively short time He noted Ford's economic offer closely matched the Chrysler deal and that economics could form the basis for a settlement Yet knotty non economic issues remain to be resolved Ford labor relations chief Malcolm Denise said the proposal aims to provide wage increases and benefits substantially equivalent to Chrysler's offer and acceptance by the union
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Reuther
Chrysler
Malcolm Denise
Denise
Anderson cow sets mark in Kansas Holstein tests
E Wayne Anderson of Ottawa RFD 2 owns a Registered Holstein cow that leads production in official herd tests. Bode Acres Shiawana Ruth 5290669 broke the all-time senior two-year-old 305-day milk record with 19 740 pounds and 613 pounds butterfat and 22 298 pounds milk 715 pounds butterfat in 365 days, ranking second in Kansas. Breeding credited to Bode Acres Shiawana Prince 136052. cow bred by Dale Bodenhauser, Cummings. Testing by Bud Schaub with county and Kansas State University oversight.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Kansas
E. Wayne Anderson
Ottawa
RFD
Ruth
Dale Bodenhausen
Cummings
Bud Schaub
Franklin County
D.h.la
Kansas State University
National Holstein Organization
Study Aims to End the Draft Sampling 290000 Men
Washington AP reports the Pentagon ordered a major draft study using a 1 percent sample of the 29 million men in the draft pool born 1814 to 35. The goal is a definitive view of deferments and movement between classifications to curb inductions, with about 100000 annual inductees mainly into the Army.
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Washington
Associated Press Today
Pentagon
Johnson
Selective Service System
Selective Service Headquarters
Army
Congress
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Lake Pomona
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Tanly
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Tennessee
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