Scientists Back Nuclear Test Ban Pact Endorsed by federation of American scientists
The Federation of American Scientists with 2500 members supports the nuclear test ban proposed by the US USSR and UK as a first step to curb the arms race. It argues the treaty does not endanger US security and counters Edward Teller’s critique about Soviet testing and missile defense.
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Federation of American Scientists
Federation
Teller
U.S
U. S
John S. Toll
University of Maryland
Freeman Dyson
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N.J
William A. Higenbotham
Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Red China
India
Japan
Israel
Washington Post News Service
Eisenhower Broaches Caution on Test Ban Path
Former President Eisenhower hints at advantages and disadvantages of the nuclear test ban treaty and refuses to endorse it until military and scientific testimony is heard. Senate Republicans press for careful scrutiny as President Kennedy seeks bipartisan support for the Moscow pact. Senate leaders urge nonpartisanship in the debate as delegates head to Moscow.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Moscow
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Rrown
Pickets Try New Tactic at Downstate Medical Center
In Brooklyn, demonstrators at the Downstate Medical Center construction site switch to a delaying tactic by sitting in and blocking trucks. Police, including 234 officers, keep order as a crowd of about 100 protests. 22 arrested, plus 14 elsewhere, part of about 750 arrests in three weeks.
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New York
Brooklyn
Medical Center
Milton Galamison
Brooklyn Hospital
Stephen Ward Near Death In Iron Lung After Trial
London AP Stephen Ward in an iron lung with bronchial pneumonia and near death. Convicted at Old Bailey on two counts of living off prostitution linked to Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies, Ward unresponsive as doctors perform tracheotomy and drip feed nutrients. Sentencing postponed. potential seven years per count. Ward had claimed political revenge over the Profumo scandal.
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London
Stephen Ward
Britain
Society Osteopath
Ward
Old Bailey Court
W. Mayne Butcher
Profumo
John D. Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Home
Henry Brooke
Christine
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Vicky Barrett
Lecompton Picnic Highlights Talent Show and Events
An all day Lecompton picnic features an amateur talent show at 8 p.m. with prizes of 25 dollars for adults and 8 dollars for children, entry 50 cents to 1 dollar. Fireworks at 9:30 p.m. dancing at 10, antique auto and model airplane shows, races, ball game at 2 p.m., and a traveling trophy war at 7 p.m. Pony rides, food and game concessions, and homemade ice cream. Contact Mrs. H. D. Morris TU 7-6322 for entrants.
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Lecompton
H. D. Morris
Perry and
East Germans Flee Berlin Night Border Break
West Berlin police said three East German soldiers fled to West Berlin during the night, including two border guards.
New Lawrence Post Office to Begin by Next Spring
Washington announced a $700000 Lawrence post office project with construction likely to start in spring next year. The site spans West 6th to West 7th streets and Vermont to Kentucky, including 624 Ky. St. and up to 623 VT St. The project will be leased to the government with private ownership and taxes paid locally.
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New
Lawrence
Journal-World
Washington
West 7Th Street
Vermont Street
Kentucky Street
Post Office
7Th and
N.H. Sts
Eldridge
7Th and Mass. Sts
Lawrence National Bank
Mass. Sts
Santa Fe
Central Park
Will Hess
Post Office Department
Journal-World Photo
J. Edward Day
Journal- World
George Stafford
U.S
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
The
West 6Th Street
Vermont
Kentucky
7Th Street
M. D. Clubb
Ky. St
Pickens
Vt. St
Robert Ellsworth
Frank McDonald
Douglas County
Democratic Party
Jim Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Riley Burcham
Stafford
Washington Today
Day
Zuckert Denies Conflicts in TFX Warplane Contract
Air Force Secretary Ecpene M. Zuckert testifies before a Senate panel that he has no personal or attorney-client ties to rival firms in the TFX fighter bomber contract. He notes General Dynamics won over Boeing, while Korth faced calls to be fired over stock in a bank lender to GD. Col. Gayle recommends dropping braking devices due to redesign costs.
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Washington
Air Force
Ecpene M. Zuckert
TEX
Zuckert
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pentagon
General Dynamics Corp
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Texas
General Dynamics
House
Kort
Senate
Charles A. Gayle
Boeing
Lawrence Area Receives 1.2 Inch Rainfall Amid Moisture Shortfall
Lawrence saw July ends with 15.80 inches of moisture for 1963, 5.94 inches below the seven month norm of 21.74. July brought 3.38 inches, vs 4.24 inches normal, with a 1.2 inch rain Wednesday morning easing the deficit slightly. Hot humid weather continues with a chance of light thundershowers Friday and highs near 95 to 100. The KU Weather Station notes a July mean of 80.9 degrees and nine days above 100, making it one of the more uncomfortable Julys despite some rainfall.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Weather Station
Giant Engine Featured At Threshing Bee Near McLouth
A giant stationary steam engine is set to headline the Threshing Bee at the H C Watson farm near McLouth on Saturday and Sunday. The event will display multiple antique machines across nearly 100 acres with free admission for all, including an Leavenworth Fast Draw Club exhibition and a state contest prize trip.
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H.C. Watson
McLouth
Watson
Alma
Watson Farm
Charles Edwards
Russ Bartley
Route 4
Lawrence
Robert M., Huseby
Bonner Springs
Kansas City
Florence Fleming
Farmington, Jr
Leavenworth
Abilene
Vacation Pak Service Promotion
Giant ad invites readers to plan trips with a Vacation Pak option on page two of the Journal World section. No extra charge is noted, suggesting a bundled travel deal aimed at shoppers seeking convenience.
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Journal World
Six Gals Balk at Nudism on MGM Sound Stage
Six actresses refused to appear nude in a The Prize scene on a Metro Goldwyn Mayer set. Roberta Field House and five others backed by Screen Extras Guild reps while 20 other actresses complied. One actress said her husband would divorce her if seen unclothed.
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Hollywood
Metro- Goldwyn- Mayer
Roberta Fieldhouse
Priscilla Larson
Rory Burke
Mari Ann Leslie
Sandra Lynn
Barbara Palmer
Screen Extras Guild
Paul Newman
Ft. Riley Soldier Dead Near Salina
A 17 year old Ft. Riley private Lanny Carey was found dead beside U S 40 about four miles west of Salina. Coroner Geisendorf noted tire marks on the head and an autopsy was ordered. The Army investigated and a witness report about a soldier seen nearby is being pursued. Carey had entered service Sept 27 1962 and was a member of the 93rd Evacuation Hospital unit. He had drawn 92 pay Wednesday with 8 found on the body. A red hand stamp suggested club activity in Salina area.
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Salina
Kan
Ft. Riley
U. S. 40
Lanny Carey
Eugene Carey Sr
Mendota
Calif
James Geizendorf
Carey
Army
Geisendorf
Highway Patrol
Stock Market Index Holds Steady at Close
New York closing average for 60 stocks finishes at 267.4, unchanged from prior session. Market observers note muted activity as investors wait for further cues.
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New York
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Heat and Storm Risk
Hot and humid conditions continue in northeast Kansas with a mix of clear to partly cloudy skies. A few thunderstorms possible early Friday. tonight’s low in the 70s to mid 70s. Friday’s high forecast near 100. Open Lanes tonight at Hillcrest.
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Kansas
Feridey
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