School Librarians At Workshop Here
Attendance totaled almost 150 at the annual fall workshop of the Kansas Association of School Librarians in Topeka. Forty four librarians and eighty four student assistants attended, with administrators and guests present.
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Topeka
Kansas Assn. of
Pearl Chapman
Bettye Bangle
Dorothy Martin
Royster
Evelyn James
Chanute
Anne Sale
Lynda Lassman
Frances Lloyd
Jane
Navy NROTC Test Applications Open For 18th Year
Navy opens applications for the 18th annual NROTC qualification test. Guidance counselor Robert Geiger notes materials are in the Senior High School guidance office. The test will be held December 14 with registration closing November 22. 17 to 21 year olds eligible on June 30, 1964.
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Navy
Robert Geiger
Marine Corps
Less Wheat Placed Under Price Supports
The Agriculture Department records about 20 percent fewer 1963 crop wheat loans than 1962. By August, 79 million bushels were stored under loans versus 100 million last year, the smallest percentage since 1957. Strong demand supports this year's wheat. Kansas accounted for 32 million supports, Oklahoma for 8 million.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu Defers Audience With Pope During Rome Visit
South Viet Nam's first lady, a Roman Catholic, met Cardinal Agagianian in Rome for over an hour and said she had no plan to seek an audience with Pope Paul VI during her private visit. No details of the discussion were released.
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Rome
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian
Pope Paul VI
South Viet Nam
Cardinal Agagianian
World’s hottest average annual temp listed in Somalia
The article reports the world’s highest average annual temperature at 88 degrees Fahrenheit, recorded at Lag Ferran di in Somalia, Africa. This climate statistic highlights extreme heat conditions in that region.
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Lagh Ferrandi
Somalia
Africa
Hurricane Debra Stunted Growth Near Bermuda
Hurricane Debra remains a weak hurricane about 1,000 miles east southeast of Bermuda as the Miami Weather Bureau reports limited data overnight. Maximum winds hold at 75 mph, just at hurricane strength, with slow development cited by officials.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Little Loss In Wheat Sales to Reds
Washington officials say the United States would probably lose little or no money selling wheat to Russia at world market price. The government supports wheat at about 1.85 a bushel but offers it to friendly countries 60 to 70 cents cheaper via subsidy, with limited chance of recovering invested funds. Selling to the Soviets at current world prices could improve the government's finances versus holding grain for lower future sale prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Russia
U.S
Cardinal Wyszynski to Skip U S Visit Says Secretary
Warsaw AP reports Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Poland’s Roman Catholic primate, has no plans to visit the United States. Secretary Rev Kieronim Gordziewicz said he will travel to the Vatican Council this week and then return to Poland, where the church faces Communist pressure.
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Warsaw
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
United States
Kieronim Gordziewicz
Plane Lost off Atlantic Bound for Azores
Air Force cargo plane with 10 crewmen aboard is missing after last contact at 2:53 a.m. from Dover Air Force Base. The four engine craft was 20 miles north of Cape May New Jersey en route to Lajes Air Station Terceira with supplies for U.S. forces in Europe. Search by Air Force Navy and Coast Guard spanned the Atlantic as crews sought any sign of the Azores bound aircraft and its crew.
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Dover
Del
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Dover Air Force Base
Cape May
N.J
Dudley J. Connolly Jr
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Lajes Air Station
Terceira
U.S
Europe
Westerner Sees Life in Cuba Through Narrow Lens
A Camden Star Herald correspondent details nine days in Havana noting distrust toward Westerners, tight travel controls, a scarce diet, limited dairy and vegetables, and scarce beer. He observes mixed Cuban sentiment toward the revolution, cultural quirks, and government pressure, including milk shortages and rationed meat.
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Cuba
Camden
N.J
Catholic Star Herald
Associated Press
Visit to Homeland Might Be Extended
Washington warns naturalized Americans planning trips to old homelands to check for draft risk. The case of Samuel Cohen, a Chicago educator born in Israel, shows Israel may still claim him for military service. U.S. diplomats seek release, amid stricter dual citizenship views and consular cautions.
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Washington
State Department
Samuel Cohen
Chicago
Israel
Cohen
U.S
United States
NATO
Governor's Industrial Safety Conference Opens At KSU
Kansas management and labor representatives and safety engineers will meet at Kansas State University for the 14th annual Governor's Industrial Safety Conference. Gov. John Anderson will open the session to boost efforts to cut disabling injuries in Kansas industries. State Labor Department figures show 129 workers died and 10,796 were injured in 1962.
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Manhattan
Kansas Management and Labor Representatives
Kansas State University
John Anderson
Kansas
State Labor Department
Cholera Crisis Traps U S Troops in Pusan Korea
U S military personnel in Pusan ordered to stay within compounds as a cholera epidemic claims 12 lives in southeast Korea. South Korean soldiers face similar restrictions amid the outbreak.
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Seoul, Korea
U.S
Pusan
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