Three Powers Sign Partial Test Ban Pact At Moscow
United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed a partial nuclear test ban treaty calling it an important initial step toward lessening international tension and strengthening peace. The pact opens for signatures in Washington London and Moscow on Aug 8.
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U S to Lose Most If Treaty Rejected
Washington weighs the impact of rejecting the Moscow signed nuclear test ban. Officials warn loss of world leadership and new East West tensions, with Senate hearings planned and possible return to a nuclear moratorium only if the pact fails.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Weather Outlook and Local Softball Tourney Tonight
The forecast calls for hot humid weather in northeast Kansas with possible thunderstorms tonight otherwise clear and hot through Tuesday. Overnight low in the upper 70s and Tuesday high around 160 or above. A district softball tournament is scheduled for tonight at 7 30 at Municipal Ballpark.
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Keating Predicts Wide Senate Support for Test Ban
Senator Kenneth Keating, citing assurances from Secretary of State Dean Rusk, said the Senate could approve the limited nuclear test ban treaty by a large margin if no under the table deals exist. Thurmond questioned trust in Khrushchev, while Harriman urged readiness to test if the Soviets break the pact.
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Professor Roger Clubb Died in Grand Canyon Flood
Roger Clubb a 35 year old professor at British Columbia University was found dead after a flash flood in Indian Garden Creek in the Grand Canyon. His son Roger Jr. remained missing after being last seen leaving Indian Garden campground with his father as a torrential downpour hit the canyon. Searchers three days later scoured the creek bed while authorities said the body could have been carried 400 yards into the torrent.
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Highlights of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Signed in Moscow
Textual highlights show the United States Britain and the Soviet Union pledging to end nuclear tests and push for general disarmament under UN goals. The pact bans atmospheric and underwater explosions and any test causing radioactive debris outside signatory states. It opens to all states for signature and allows withdrawal if extraordinary events threaten a nation’s supreme interests.
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Closing averages lift U.S. stocks on Wall Street
New York AP reports closing averages for 60 stocks at 270.2, up 1.4 points as trading ends on the stock market floor. The snapshot reflects a modest gain across key indices with broader sentiment improving amid early-year confidence.
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Justice Douglas Weds 25-Year-Old in Buffalo Ceremony
Associate Justice William O. Douglas, 64, married Joan Martin of Amherst, about 25, in a noon ceremony at Buffalo's Unitarian Universalist Church. The pair filed a license in Amherst and plan a hiking trip in Montana and Washington after. Martin, a former AID employee, graduated from Allegheny College last year.
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Building Permits Plunge After Record June Totals
Building permits in July totaled 179 800 dollars, down from a near record 842 250 in June. No major projects were issued, largest permit 19 200 for a dwelling at 2502 Jalu Drive by C F Stinson. City inspector Louis Stone cites June boom and pending completions as reasons, with August expected to rise. Cumulative 1963 total 3 505 812 dollars, just 32 357 short of all of 1962.
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Lawrence Area Set to Stay Hot and Humid This Week
Lawrence weather will remain hot and humid through Tuesday with a low in the upper 70s and a Tuesday high near 100. Chance of thundershowers tonight exists but moisture may be limited. Weekend rainfall was light. Saturday reached 106? at downtown. Officials estimate crop damage from heat will be released later this week. The southeast region has fared worst while Kaw River Valley may still yield a decent crop.
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Deadline Nears for Tax Action in Douglas County
Unpaid personal property tax warrants will be turned over to the Sheriff on Aug 15. Treasurer Bessie Bennett says about 500 warrants remain from an initial 637 notices. Unpaid real estate warrants in Lawrence total 860, with Baldwin Eudora Lecompton and townships excluded. Tax abstract this year reaches a record 5 555 712 with 97 percent already collected and at least 94 percent expected. Personal property lists published in October. New statements mailed in November.
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Impressions on Building a Major Graduate School in Physics
The speaker argues for university-driven growth in research and graduate education, emphasizing physics as a flexible method and the need for internationally competent faculty. He notes the importance of industrial labs near universities, the diverse fields within physics, and the substantial space and time demands of graduate training.
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Nudists Prepare for National Convention at Sycamore Hollow
Nudists at the Sycamore Hollow Club near Lawrence close one regional Sun bathing meeting and brace for the American Sunbathing Association national convention starting Wednesday. The Midwest regional meet concluded Sunday and the national event runs through Sunday with officer elections athletic contests and a king and queen pageant. A first public performance of Barely Proper the Unplayable Play by Tom Cushing will be invited only Friday evening.
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Midwest Sunbathing Association
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Include in your plans Journal World Vacation Pak service
A newspaper classified brief notes the Journal World offering a Vacation Pak service with no extra charge as an advertising feature. The ad emphasizes convenience and value for readers planning trips, highlighting bundled options.
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