Khrushchev presses Berlin over disarmament link
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, in an Il Giorno interview, urged settlement of divided Germany and Berlin ahead of disarmament, blaming the United States for stalemate and insisting on fewer nuclear inspections while threatening to scale back offers. He criticized U S submarine deployments near the Vatican and U S warheads to Canada as diversions from the main East–West clash.
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Italy
Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
Il Giorno
United States
Geneva
Mediterranean
Vatican
John XXII
U.S
Canada
State Oil Company
Pietro Nenni
Washington
Roy Thomson
Tease of Storm Brings Brief Rain and Cold Spell
A thunderstorm brushed the city Sunday evening with a brief .02 inch rainfall, boosting the monthly total to .51 inch. Temperatures fell from 78 at 8 30 am to 60 by noon. north winds push afternoon into the 50s and tonight into the 30s to 40s with fair skies expected Tuesday.
Top Court Rules For Negro Pilot
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states may forbid discriminatory hiring by interstate carriers. Marion D. Green, a 33 year old former Air Force captain, sought a pilot job with Continental Air Lines in Denver after engine of the case showed white men with similar tests were hired. The high court reinstated Colorado’s anti discrimination order, allowing enforcement against the airline.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Marion D. Green
Continental Air Lines Inc
Denver
Colo
Continental
Green
Colorado
State Commission
Commission
High Tribunal
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas
Cooler tonight with clear skies and a low around 35 to 40. Tuesday will reach the 60s, with yesterday’s temperatures peaking at 77 and 63 for the high and low. Record highs and lows listed include 95 in 1953 and 84 in 194, and rainfall of 0.02 inches on Sunday.
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Kansas
Americans Freed From Cuban Jails Return Home
Twenty one Americans released from Cuban prisons by Fidel Castro were flown to the United States on a Red Cross plane to Homestead Air Force Base. Attorney James B. Donovan said this mercy mission may be his last. shipments included baby food and medicines totaling millions in exchange for Bay of Pigs prisoners.
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Fidel Castro
United States
Red Cross
Homestead Air Force Base
Here
James B. Donovan
New York
Richard Allen Pecoraro
Staten Island
N.Y
Havana
Donovan
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Homestead
Austin F. Young
Palm Beach
Fla
Austin Jr
Isle of Pines
American Surveyor
Cuba
American Red Cross
Laos Situation May Bring On Troop Moves
Washington officials warn U S troops could be sent to Thailand if the Laos crisis worsens though no decision has been made. President Kennedy and the National Security Council discussed Laos as the United States weighs diplomatic and potential military options.
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Laos
Kennedy
National Security Council
White House
Pierre Salinger
U.S
United States
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Souvanna Phouma
Thailand
International Control Commission
Plaine Des Jarres
Red Pathet Lao
Lukens Withdraws Plate Steel Price Increases
Lukens Steel Co. withdraws previously announced price hikes on carbon and alloy plate steel after rivals failed to match, keeping Lukens competitive with U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel amid industry price shifts.
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Coateseville, Pa
Kens Steel Co
Lukens
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
NASA Man Says Progress Is Vital To Great Nations
Dr. Joseph F. Shea of NASA told a Kansas University audience at the KU Engineering Exposition awards dinner that progress in space is vital for national survival. He warned that falling behind in space implies a second-rate power status and risking hostile uses of space.
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NASA
United States
Joseph F. Shea
Theational Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kansas University
U.S
Shea
Dr. Shea
Joseph H. Engle
Perry Reservoir and Dam project meeting planned Tuesday
An open meeting will explain phases of the Perry Reservoir and Dam project 18 miles northwest of Lawrence. Col A P Rollins Jr Kansas City district engineer will speak at 8 p.m. in Perry High School auditorium with Corps officials present to answer questions. The $41 million plus project could finish by 1967 with $750 000 planning and construction money approved. a large reservoir map will be displayed.
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Perry Reservoir
Lawrence
Perry High School
Col.a. P. Rollins Jr
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Alreay
Appellate Court Reverses Conviction of 11 Oil Firms
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the 1960 verdicts against 11 major oil companies for antitrust charges over gasoline prices in the South Bend Mishawaka area. Ten firms face retrial. Phillips Petroleum Co. is dismissed. Fines totaled 425000. The panel cited trial errors against Phillips and upheld other convictions.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
South Mishawana
Ind
U.S. District Court
South Bend
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Luther M. Swygert
Mishawaka
Standard Oil
Indiana
Central West Oil Corp
Pure Oil
Socony Mobil
Ohio Oil
Phillips Petroleum
Cities Service
Texaco
Shell Oil
Hudson Oil Co
Tornado Oil
Pacer Oil
Kansas Association to Convene on Resources for the Retarded
The Kansas Association for Retarded Children holds its seventh annual convention at the Kansas University Union Building Friday and Saturday with about 300 attendees. Notable speakers include Dr. Elizabeth Boggs and Dr. Maynard Reynolds, plus NRAC staff consultant Arnold Cortozzo and Dr. Robert Haines of the Kansas Board of Social Welfare. The event features a Minnesota Governor's Advisory Committee film, discussions on education and resources, and open house tours at the Bess Stone Activity Center. Local participants include KU educators and officials, church leaders, a pediatrician, and News staffers. For the first time awards are given for outstanding news stories and newsletters.
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Kansas Association For Retarded Children
Kansas University Union Building
Elizabeth Boggs
National Organization
Upper Montclair
N.J
Maynard Reynolds
Minnesota University
Arnold Cortozzo
NRAC
Robert Haines
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Robert Ridgway
John Cawley
Carl Knox
Erik Wright
H. G. Whittington
Kansas Bureau of Mental Health Service
Harvard Wilbur
Trinity Episcopal Church
Richard Schiefelbusch
KU Bureau of Child Research
Larry Heeb
Vernon Branson
John Glinka
County Association
Jesse Milan
Bess Stone Center
Skipper Williams
Bit of the Library Moves Downtown in Special Week
Lawrence Public Library occupies the 800 block of Massachusetts Street during National Library Week with a staffed bookmobile on site. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. daily through Saturday and 9 p.m. Thursday. open house Sunday drew about 125 attendees.
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Lawrence Public
T. E. Roberts
Ohio St
Roberts
Fred Blochberger
Joan Russell
Wayne Mayo
Marathon Twist in Marietta Breaks Record but Ends Draw
Four couples and a stag danced the twist for 62 hours and 30 minutes in Marietta Georgia, surpassing Helsinki Finland’s 60 hour 12 minute mark. The event ended early Sunday with nine dancers still on the floor. organizers declared a draw.
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Marietta, Ga
Helsinki
Finland
Marietta
Rumsey Funeral Home Service To Be Held
A local notice announces a funeral service for Rumsey Funeral Home with details of location at VI 351b Adw. and indicates arrangements by the service provider.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Trash Cleanup in Lawrence Cleared City of Waste
Lawrence completed a weeklong cleanup campaign that removed about 204 truckloads of rubbish. City Manager Harold Horn announced plans for a possible repeat in October and suggested a semiannual schedule if finances permit. Sanitation Supt. George Hutchison praised broad cooperation and noted the effort ran ahead of schedule.
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Harold Horn
Horn
George Hutchison
Hutchison
NIH VA ties reshape medical schools and care system
Editor notes long term shifts in federally funded medical research and VA hospital teaching roles. NIH funds spur major advances in biological science while raising questions about research spending and teaching balance. VA hospitals evolve into teaching facilities under medical schools guiding residency training and clinical care.
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Veterans Administration
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