Soviet Moon Probe Moon IV Launch Aims for Robot Observatory
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned 3130 pound research vehicle toward the moon from an Earth satellite orbit. Tass said Moon IV may carry a robot observatory to land on the surface and transmit data on temperature atmosphere microrelief and magnetic fields. The mission is part of a race with the United States to land men on the moon, with 34 days expected to reach the lunar vicinity.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Yellow Sea
Nikolai Barabashov
Kharkov Observatory
Moon
Fred Bellemere Dies
Fred Bellemere Sr a 74 year old lawyer and former city official died on Monday of a heart attack while on vacation in Palm Beach Florida AP Kansas City report notes his ties to the local government and his legal career lasting decades
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Kansas City
Fred Bellemere Sr
Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy asks Congress for 4.5 billion aid plan with cuts
President Kennedy proposes 4.5 billion dollars in new foreign aid for next fiscal year, cutting 420 million from his prior request. The Clay committee urges tighter, properly conceived programs to expand aid while preserving U.S. security and interests.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lucius D. Clay
Capitol Hill
Clay Committee
U.S
Clay
Georgia Football Scandal Says Butts Shared Plays with Bryant
Attorney General Eugene Cook announced that George Butts told Paul Bryant about Georgia plays in a 1962 Georgia Alabama game. The two coaches allegedly spoke for 16 minutes on September 13 1962 about formations and plays. The call was overheard by George Burnett and confirmed by university officials.
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Atlanta
Eugene Cook
Carl E. Sanders
Wallace Butts
Paul Bryant
Cook
Sanders
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Georgia
Bryant
University of Alabama
Alabama
George Burnett
Wally Butts
John Griffith
Frank Rose
O.C. Aderhold
University of Georgia
Burnett
Georgia Athletic Staff
Charlie Trippi
Buttl
Rose
Aderhold
Seven Steel Firms Face Charges On Price Fixes
Seven steel companies were charged with conspiring to fix prices for steel wheels and other products in two indictments by a federal grand jury in New York City. Defendants include United States Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Armco, Edgewater, and Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton. The government says wheel makers control over 35 percent of the $60 million annual wheel market.
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Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
New York City
Cone
Justice Department
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
Painter's Helper Hurt By Flash Blaze In Upstairs Apt
A painter's helper suffered minor burns after a flash fire at 81644 Mass today just after 1 p.m. Lt. Ray Halverson, relocated from Minnesota, pulled a tarpaulin with burning paint cans outside to the back stairs. Walter Elms, the contractor, said the fire started when Halverson struck a lighter to light a cigarette.
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Mass
Ray Halverson
Lawrence
Minnesota
Walter Elms
Halverson
Rain Expected After Dry Spell in Lawrence Area
Forecasts call for showers and thunderstorms in the Lawrence area tonight with strong southerly winds. Additional precipitation is possible Wednesday. Temperatures drop from a 55 degree low tonight to a Wednesday high in the 40s as winds turn northwesterly. Tornado warnings exclude Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Valleyview Nursing Home Lease Ended for New Private Facility
Mrs. Olen Wharton and her husband requested release from the Valleyview Nursing Home lease after signing a long-term lease to operate a new private facility at 4th and Fla Streets. The County Commissioners approved the break and will seek a successor. Valleyview will operate on until a new lessee is chosen.
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Olen Wharton
The
Journal-World Today
Valleyview
4Th and Fla. Sts
Whartons
Eva Marie Diggs
State Health Department
Topeka
Commission
Elmer Ousdahl
105th Birthday Honored For Mrs Cornelia Windsor
Boonville Missouri report notes Mrs Cornelia Moore Windsor celebrated her 105th birthday with good health and family. Her sister Mrs Florence Eller marked her 100th birthday last June. Another sister Mrs Gertrude Buckley, 92, lives in Poteau Oklahoma. More than 100 relatives joined a family dinner in Rocheport Missouri.
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Boonville, Mo
Cornelia Moore Windsor
Florence Eller
Gertrude Buckley
Poteau
Oklo
Lawrence Builds Hit Three Month Peak in 1956 and 1963
Building permits in Lawrence for March 1963 totalled $700 080 the strongest three month period since June 1961. New apartment building permits accounted for $381 176 with Bruce Yeakel’s $195 840 project at 2523 2531 Redbud Lane leading the list. Thirteen new single family dwellings plus three new businesses and four additions plus garages and a to ta l miscellaneous category contributed to the surge. City recreation center construction accounted for most of the miscellaneous amount.
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Stone
Lawrence
Bruce Yeakel
Redbud Lane
City of Lawrence
South Park
March
Don McConnell
Emerald Drive
Hind
Cardinal Drive
Orvil Beer
Yale Road
Western Nome Builders
Arkansas
Harold Edmonds
LaSalle
J. D. Stinson
West 25Th
J. A. Tugele
West 3Rd
Lawrence Construction Co
Louisiana
J. L. Bales
Crawford
O. F. Stinson
Sunset
Russell Jones
Ixent Terrace
West 25Th Street
Bill Vantuyl
Hn Street
Robert Burgess
Burgess Subdivision
Robert Harrison
403 West Ltd
Gleason Gregory
Lane
Cresent Oil, Inc
Redbud
Charles Shutt
Lindenwood
Carroll Ottinger
Powers
H. E. Bradford
West 9Th
Roger White
Indiana
Lew Berndt
West 22Nd
L. E. Murray
Illinois
Ernest Hadl
Norman Stuart
Murrow
KU Relays Queen Candidates Named for Track Carnival
Kansas University announces 23 coeds as candidates for the KU Relays queen to reign over the April 19 20 event at Memorial Stadium. The lineup lists students from multiple dorms and sororities with home towns including Independence Mo Kansas City Mo Des Moines Ia and more, reflecting a campus wide search.
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Kansas University
Hashinger Hall
Edda Buchberger
Gmunden
Austria
Alpha Omicron Pi
Susie Caple
Neodesha
Watkins Hall
Mary Jo Zahradnik
Kansas City
Chi Omega
Brenda Harrison
Lincoln
Neb
Lewis Hall
Merry Moore
Raytown
Dana Hayes
Sopho
Path Clear For 800 Block Plan In Lawrence
A petition nearly 60 percent signed seeks to build a 152 car parking lot on the 800 block of Vermont Street with tentative city approval. Cost about 264000 with half from the parking meter fund and half from a surrounding benefit district over 15 years.
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Vermont Street
City Commission
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Vermont
Standard Life
Standard
Massachusetts Street
Zook
Weather forecast for northeast Kansas with rain and cooler
Rain and thunderstorms expected tonight with a cooler northeast Kansas flow. Low tonight around 55, high Wednesday in the 40s. records show past highs of 84 in 1946 and 1959 and a low of 23 in 1963. Temperature readings listed in scattered minutes throughout the day.
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Kansas
Brisk City Election Totals In Lawrence Midday Count
A midday vote total of 2 660 was reported in Lawrence's three-ballot city election with results due after 7 p.m. Voter turnout may top past records, and polling locations include Pinckney, Woodlawn, West Junior High, and others. Ballots list a 195 000 pool bond and separate City Commission and School Board races.
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Lynnie Sue George
Rockledge Road
Arents
Richard George
West Junior High School
Annie
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
Journal-World
Pinckney School
Woodlawn
West Junior High
Central Junior High
New York School
Hillcrest
East Heights
Lawrence High
Centennial School
Church of the Nazarene
Broken Arrow Park
City Commission
Board of Education
James Schubert
Fred Cooper
James Titus
Emory Scott
Donald Binns
Ernest Pulliam
Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
C. O. Nauman
Ray Culbertson
Anonymous gifts support KU program in Lawrence
Donations listed from individuals and couples bolster the HELP KU program in Lawrence. Notable contributors include Dr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Prof. Ian Loram, Vice-Chancellor and Mrs. Raymond Nichols, and Dean Emily Taylor, among others.
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Lawrence Help KU
George Brahler
James W. Campbell
Judy Cox
F. H. Elvig
Sid Harrison
Gien Hildebrand
Harold Keltz
Karl Kreider
Adrian H. Lindsey
Ian C. Loram
Derwood McCabe
M and M
Robert Marsh
E. B. Martin Dean
Wiley S. Mitchell
Curtis T. Nelson
Raymond Nichols
John A. Nicholson
Leo Ousdahl
James Ralston
Robert W. Ridgway
Paul Rogers Securities Investment Co
Doris M. Lindt
Fred Smithmeyer
Robert R. Soka
Dean
R. Stansbury Stockton
J. F. Stubeck
James R. Surface
Dean Emily Taylor
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Linda Bolan
Wichita
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Caney
Sellards Hall
Sharon E. Law
Alpre Kappa Alpha
Nan Johnson
Caldwell
Hashinger
Mary K. Estes
Lubbock
Tex
Delta Gamma
Marjorie Anne Fischer
Barker
Gamma Phi Beta
Kay Wingert
Leawood
Alpha Phi
Janice Klusener
Lucas
Miller Hall
Kay Cash
Cleveland
Ohio
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Martha Yankey
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Anne Graber
Hutchinson
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