Humphrey Denies Being Status Quo Candidate Pledges Reform
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told North Dakota Democrats he seeks a presidency to advance social order and social justice not preserve any status quo. He pledged tax reform medical benefits and aid to the poor while criticizing McCarthy and Eisenhower. He spoke before delegates after a late convention schedule change and planned trips to Oklahoma and Iowa.
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Bismarck
N.D
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
North Dakota
McCarthy
Cal
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Warren Warren Years Reflection From Retiring Chief Justice
Retiring Chief Justice Earl Warren, age 77, advocates recording 15 Warren years as an honest effort to meet current problems. In Sacramento he said criticism and dissent are healthy, and rejected claims that the court seeks civil rights fights, noting most cases begin in trial or state courts.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Commission
KFBK
KOVR
Eisenhower
Court
U.S
Want Ads Help Reader Find Lost Dog Repeatedly
Mrs Minnie Austin of 319 South GSL says three lost notices in the Want Ads led to finding her dog each time. She urges others to place ads by calling FA6-3826 to buy, sell, rent, or locate items through the Want Ad column.
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Minnie Austin
South Gsl
Austin
Temperatures Forecast With Warm Thursday Outlook
Temperatures expect a high near 88 degrees on Thursday with a cooler overnight low around 66 degrees after early morning 48 degree start. Skies clear for a sunny day and mild evening ahead.
Sirhan Sirhan Appearance Under Heavy Security in LA
In Los Angeles a chapel courtroom hosts Sirhan Bishara Sirhan for a murder and assault case related to the Kennedy assassination. Attorney Parsons seeks a three week continuance to study the grand jury transcript. Security devices costing about 20 000 are authorized after threats.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Central
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Russell E. Parsons
Parsons
Ers
Paul Schrade
United Auto Workers Union
Hall of Justice
County Board of Supervisors
Viet Cong Infiltration Push Near Saigon Sparks Wide Alert
Viet Cong infiltrators push toward Saigon as Vietnamese forces go on full alert. Leaves canceled and clerks confined. U S and South Vietnamese troops tighten perimeter with air strikes by B52s.intel suggests planned capital attack late this month or July.
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Saigon
Cap
U.S
Cholon
Gia Dinh
Hanoi
Paris
Johnson to Sign Holiday Bill Creating Monday Observances
President Johnson says he will sign the measure moving Washington Birthday Memorial Day Columbus Day and Veterans Day to Monday dates for federal workers and DC, with five three day weekends yearly once the law takes effect in 1971. Travel leaders hail the plan as boosting activity and productivity.
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Dent Johnson
Washington
District of Columbia
Clarence A. Arata
National Association of Travel Organizations
Congress
King’s Brother Promises Help for 211 Firing Garbagemen
In St Petersburg Rev A D King vows to aid 211 garbagemen fired after a May 7 strike seeking 25 cent hourly raises. He urges soul force to pressure City Hall as riot police block marchers en route to City Hall. King says he fears threats but stays committed. two plainclothes officers guard him.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
A. D. King
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Second Bethel Baptist Church
Lynn Andrews
Andrews
City Hall
Clearwater
Pinellas County
Captured American Grateful For Care From Hanoi
A U S Air Force colonel identified as Col John P Flynn spoke on Radio Hanoi praising humane treatment after being shot down near Hanoi last October He declined political statements urging defections and expressed desire for bombing to stop so Vietnam can rebuild his remarks noted medical care and penicillin received during captivity.
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Hong Kong
Hanoi
John P. Flynn
Col. Flynn
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Kansas Wheat Crop 1968 Grading High Despite Low Protein
The 1968 Kansas wheat crop is clean and high grading with few defects and high test weight. Tests on 1,278 cars from 17 counties show an average test weight of 62.3 pounds per bushel, protein content at 11.0 percent, and 96 percent grading No. 1.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Home in a Home? Holt jailed for liquor in public
Ira FE Holt 54 Ralston Oklahoma was booked into the city jail at 9 10 p m Thursday as a sleeper and again at 5 30 a m today for liquor consumption in a public place The morning after a night in jail Holt woke with a wine bottle from a duffel bag and was caught by an officer in the act.
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Ira FE. Holt
Ralston
Okla
Holt
Calm Returns to Richmond After Racial Unrest
Heavy police patrols kept calm in Richmond California following two nights of unrest sparked when a teenager was shot and wounded by police after allegedly fleeing from a car thought stolen.
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Richmond
Calif
Logan Opposes Administration for Fiscal Policy Critique
James K. Logan, Democratic Senate candidate, criticized the current administration's fiscal policy at a Reno County Democratic Club dinner. He urged clear domestic spending priorities, higher exports, and the return of American troops from Europe.
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Logan
Europe
Wellington Telephone Office Moves to New Quarters
Southwestern Bell plans its Wellington business office relocation to 119 North Washington with no interruption to service. The move starts over the weekend and the new office will open July 1, with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Wellington
North Washington
Don Vaughn
Southwestern Bell
North F
Vaughn
Nixon would name a working vice president for lead
Nixon said if he wins the presidency he would want a vice president capable of leading a major overhaul of federal government operations. He proposed a blue ribbon commission of top management and academic talent to study a broader revision to bring government closer to the people and to involve communities in decision making. The VP would oversee this effort, a factor in choosing the running mate. Governor John A. Volpe endorsed Nixon, while Nelson Rockefeller criticized Nixon’s stance on Supreme Court nominations.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Func
John. A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Miami Beach
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Supreme Court
White House
Rockefeller
Sioux City
Iowa
Kansas delegates pledge votes for Humphrey at convention
The 42 member Kansas Democratic delegation voted 37 to 4 to commit their 38 votes on a unit basis to Vice President Hubert Humphrey. Governor Robert Docking announced after a two hour meeting that the majority favored Humphrey with one delegate backing McCarthy for a delayed commitment.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Docking
Humphrey
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Docking
Wellington Girl Chosen Queen for Soap Box Derby Sunday
Peggy Packard a 12 year old Wichita girl was named queen for the 31st Annual Soap Box Derby at Derby Downs. She will ride in a convertible at 11 a.m. with attendants, wear a red velvet cape, and be crowned before the judges. A banquet at the Allis Hotel will follow as drivers and families receive trophies.
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Peggy Packard
Peggy
Derby Downs
Wichita
Jay Pfieffer
Allis Hotel
Daily News
Miss Packard
4-H Business Men's Picnic slated for July 23 at Melody Bowl
Halfway through the year, Sumner County 4-H organizers announce the annual 4-H Business Men's Picnic will be held on Tuesday evening July 23 in Melody Bowl at Woods Park. Fireworks sales rules and a temporary sales tax permit reminder are issued by Fire Chief Neil Young as Wellington upgrades its fire station front.
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Melody Bowl
Woods Park
Sumner County
Ted Locke
P.O. Box
Wellington
Harper County
Sumner
Neil Young
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