Industrial program Hollandia Inc planned near Belle Plaine
Front page diagram shows Hollandia Inc location northwest of Belle Plaine as part of an industrial program expected to start soon. The Belle Plaine News notes related social visits and local events including reunions, anniversaries, births, and school activities across Sumner County towns such as Argonia Oxford and Conway Springs with several local figures named.
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Belle Plaine News
Hollandia, Inc
Belle Plaine
J. F. T. Mostert
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Elmer Pipkin
Danville Braces for Tough Action Over Racial Demonstrations
In Danville Virginia police crack down on Negro demonstrations after weeks of unrest. Bullets hit two patrol cars but no injuries. City council passes an emergency ordinance to curb protests as over 100 people are arrested in connection with prior demonstrations. Police with submachine guns break up a march toward city hall amid threats of fire hoses. Four Negroes are injured. Mayor Stinson plans a meeting with an all white Racial Advisory Committee.
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Danville, Va
Danville
Julian R. Stinson
Cambridge
Tawes
Reckord
Thomas B. Finan
Carey Jarman
National Guard
Finan
Hoover seriously ill at Waldorf Astoria in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover, aged 88, is seriously ill at his Waldorf Astoria apartment with a bleeding gastrointestinal ailment and anemia. Three doctors attend him. no immediate hospital transfer planned. He had surgery last August for a bowel growth and had limited public appearances since then.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf- Astoria
U.S
Hoover
New York City
Gordon Cooper
Kennedy
Waldorf-Astoria
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
State weather zones changed in Kansas forecasts
An enlarged zone system will give localized predictions across Kansas starting Saturday at 4 am with ten forecast areas described in all forecasts. Meteorologist Richard Garrett of Topeka notes the shift from six zones used since 1957, simplifying city forecasts for media.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Court declines to lift Mississippi injunction on demonstrations
The Supreme Court refused to set aside a state court injunction aimed at preventing Negro demonstrations in Jackson Mississippi. The action followed a request by the NAACP for a stay. A hearing to decide whether the injunction becomes permanent is scheduled for September 9.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Danville
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Black
J. C. Stenner
Chancery Court
1St Judicial District
Hinds County
State Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Stenner
Alabama Guard Freeing After Integration Crisis
The Pentagon informs 13,000 federally mobilized Alabama Guardsmen they will be released from duty at midnight Sunday. About 3,500 remain on federal active duty for peacekeeping at Tuscaloosa and Huntsville campuses or in training at Camp Shelby and Ft. McClellan. Governor Wallace faced federal force during his bid to block enrollment of three Negro students at the University of Alabama. Vivian Malone and James Hood settled into university life, with Dave McGlathery registering nearby. Wallace vows to pursue enrollment removal within law and dignity.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Dave M. McGlathery
Alabama Extension Center
McGlathery
Bank of Hermitage Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Missouri
Two men accused of a Friday Bank of Hermitage robbery were captured near Hermitage by Camden County Sheriff Russell Osborn, per the Hickory County sheriff's office. Police identified the pair as two suspects.
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Hermitage, Mo
Hermitage
Camden County
Russell Osborn
Hickory County
Maddy Book Spotlight and Cambridge Tensions
A forthcoming biography of Dr. Joseph E. Maddy by Norma Lee Browning is highlighted, noting local interest and a chapter on the Maddy brothers from Wellington. Separately, Maryland Governor Tawes orders 500 National Guard troops to Cambridge to ease racial disorder without declaring martial law.
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Venus
Mars
Joseph E. Maddy
Interlochen Arts Academy
Interlochen
Mich
Maddy Boys
Joe
Harry
Wellington
Theo House
Norma Lee Browning
Chicago Tribune
Miami
Fla
Dick Crow
Jack Lansden
Clyde Hendrickson
John Gabel
N. Marguerita Ave
Alhambra
Calif
Donnell Gabel
Frank German
East Los Angeles College
Los Angeles State College
Pepperdine College
Annapolis
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Cambridge
Soviet fifth cosmonaut Bykovsky orbits Earth amid space venture hints
In Moscow the fifth cosmonaut Lt Col Valeri Bykovsky circles Earth in Vostok 5, while Khrushchev hints a possible extended team venture and rumors swell of a woman cosmonaut. Tass notes 65 degree orbit, 20 006 and 143 425 megacycle signals, and a mission to study space flight effects on the human body.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Valeri F. Bykovsky
Earth
Khrushchev
Bykovsky
Europe
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Heavenly Twins
Wilson
Communist Party
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Gordon Cooper Jr
Gun fight ends search for cons
Two Arizona prison escapees were shot and killed in a gun battle with officers near Superior. A third convict surrendered completing the roundup of seven escapees from a work detail. Also captured were Burrell and Favors after a high speed chase. Pina and Calderon were arrested nearby.
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Superior, Ariz
Arizona State Prison
Robert Joseph Kaiser
Jarrell Collins
Aurelio Navarro
Tucson
Kaiser
Collins
Navarro
Superior
George Myers
Injun
Joe Ariel
John Burrell
Bobby Favors
Burrell
Jesus Pina
Phoenix
Frank Calderon
San Gabriel
Calif
Florence
Santa Fe carloads rise modestly week over week
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending June 8 were 31 937, down from 32 169 in the same week last year. Online loadings were 21 143 versus 21 751, and cars received from connections totaled 10 794 vs 10 418 a year ago. Santa Fe handled 29 639 carloads in the preceding week of this year.
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Santa Fe
Area delegates win Girls' State political posts
Three area delegates were elected during Girls' State at the University of Kansas Lawrence. Pat Hill Mulvane was named state commissioner of insurance. Janice Greenwood Wellington and Donita Kay Holt Milan were chosen Solomon County representative and Delaware County senator. Becky Hargrove Mulvane ranked high on the state bar exam. Oklahoma towns bear Indian tribe names from Anadarko to Seminole.
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University of Kansas, Lawrence
Pat Hill
Mulvane
Janice Greenwood
Wellington
Donita Kay Holt
Milan
Solomon County
Delaware County
Wheat tests show above average quality in Kansas
Early quality tests from the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service indicate the 1963 wheat crop has higher weights and better protein content than last year and the 1962 average. Average car weights reached 62.4 pounds, protein 11.8 percent, and sedimentation value stronger, with low dockage across sampled cars.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Weather Wellington Area Part IV Forecast
Cloudy and hot in the Wellington area through today with widely scattered late afternoon and nighttime thunder showers. Highs reach 95 to 100 degrees as humid conditions persist.
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Wellington
Class Bridge Banter Brings Laughter in Room
In a playful moment a professor scolds students for passing notes but is met with humor as a student explains they are playing bridge cards, prompting an amused apology from the professor.
Playgirl Keeler claims Soviet attaché sought Profumo secrets
London AP British attorney says Christine Keeler told him a Soviet naval attaché tried to extract nuclear secrets from former War Minister John Profumo. Keeler denied the claim, but the revelation heightens pressure on Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as a new inquiry looms.
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London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Michael Eddowes
Miss Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Profumo
Christine
Ivanov
Eddowes
House of Commons
Stephen Ward
Ward
Wide Open Letter Lt Col Bykovsky Moscow Dear Cosmonaut
A fragment shows a playful wartime style exchange with Lt Col Bykovsky in Moscow addressing a cosmonaut about women and life in the U.S.S.R. The brief lines hint at cultural humor and personal tone.
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Argosy
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Argonia
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Fred Knowlton
Oxford
Oxford Register
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Ginny Oliver
Winfield
Ted Jester
Denver
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Tom Jester
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Anne Olmstead
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Donald Small
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Roy Compton
Ted K. Shinn
Methodist Church of
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Everett J. Vaughn
Mr. Witmer
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Clovis, N.M
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Ruby Thompson
el Dorado
Caldwell Messenger
Thompson
Johnson
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R. C. Trail
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Ernest Bothwell
Caldwell
Trail
Callie Hutson
Caldwell Hospital
Fred Moore
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North Carolina
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Whipsnade Zoo
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National Youth Organization
Ala
Maryland Guard
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Howard Bruton
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Edwards
Osborn
B. B. Curtis
Curtis
J. H. Taylor
Taylor
William B. Kennedy
Missouri
J. Millard Tawes
Ion
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Harold Wilson
Labor Party
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