El Al Cancels Soblen Return Flight Amid Dispute
The British Home Office urged El Al to fly Dr. Robert Soblen back to the United States after a delay. The airline cited a 707 inspection and engine trouble but faced threats over landing rights. Soblen, a convicted spy, is detained in London as Britain seeks his expulsion to the U.S.
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Kennedy taps Bohlen as Ambassador to France
President Kennedy announced the appointment of Charles E. Bohlen as ambassador to France, succeeding General James A. Gavin who recently resigned. Bohlen, 58 on August 30, is a long time State Department career officer and Soviet affairs specialist, with a Harvard education and extensive foreign service postings.
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Lodge Notice for Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM
Communication of lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM Monday August 13 at 8 p.m. Refreshments served. Visiting members welcome. W M Chester M Lessen den and George W Mole secretary.
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Soviet Flight Update Details Nikolayev Orbit Facts
Moscow reports Nikolayev will orbit the earth in a mission of about 84 to 85 minutes with a 109 mile perigee and 150 mile apogee. Titov previously logged similar orbit metrics while praise for comrades like Gagarin highlights the space program’s momentum.
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Relief Looms as Heat Wave Eases in Lawrence
The weather bureau predicts cooler conditions tonight with lows in the low 60s and a Sunday high in the upper 80s for Lawrence. After a 92 degree Friday peak and 90s humidity, Sunday should break the heat, marking the first sub 90 degree day since August 1. The Journal-World notes the month’s peak at 97 degrees and a 100 degree blast on July 4.
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Journal-World
Plaza Firm Sold To Salina Group
Lawrence's South Park Plaza Inc sold its 32 unit building and 16 four-plexes to Business Counselors Inc of Salina. 96 living units involved. Plaza Club on Iowa Street not included. Completion expected by Aug 25 with a temporary office at 1912 W 25th St.
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Kansas University
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Britain Faces Choice on Common Market Joining
In this column, Dolph C. Simons Jr. reviews the rise of the European Common Market, its impact on Britain and the Commonwealth, and whether Prime Minister Macmillan should seek tariff-free entry or stay apart. The piece notes West Germany's low unemployment, France’s oil hopes, and Austria and Sweden seeking admission amid the European Free Trade Association.
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Olathe Youth Dies in Creek Crash
Richard D. Hines, 19, of Olathe was killed when his car crashed into a bridge and plunged into a creek three miles south of the city on U S 169. His body was found in the wreck by a newspaper carrier who noticed damage to the bridge rail. His parents, Mr and Mrs Claude G Hines Sr, were vacationing in Middletown Ohio.
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KU Students Tour Austria Amid Foggy Mountain Weather
The KU group faced fog and rain but enjoyed a memorable trip to Berchtesgaden salt mine. Festival Concerts by the Munich Philharmonic preceded a Mayor hosted breakfast in Holzkirchen. The summer finale featured a Vienna tour with Salzburg overnight and visits to Wolfgangsee, Melk Abbey, Wachau, and Vienna landmarks.
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Rumsey Funeral Home denies sale to out-of-town firm
Lawrence Rumsey Funeral Home owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey publicly deny rumors of being bought by a larger regional funeral organization. They emphasize the family has run the business since 1920 and have no plans to change ownership. The report also notes a mobile chest x-ray unit has screened 1,826 Douglas County adults for tuberculosis with free tests at several Lawrence sites.
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Oscar Rumsey
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Journal-World
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President Hoover and Truman Dedicate Iowa Library
In West Branch Iowa an audience gathered for the dedication of the Hoover Presidential Library by former presidents Herbert Hoover age 88 and Harry S Truman age 78. The event featured tribute from Truman praising Hoover as a humanitarian, birthday wishes, and a relaxed, nostalgic mood as the two aging leaders shared a stage and memories.
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Albany Group Considers Biracial Talks In Segregation Probe
Albany officials weigh reopening negotiations after Dr W G Anderson and Dr Martin Luther King Jr pause prayers protests. Four Black leaders received suspended sentences and 60 day probation, bonds posted for about 25 prisoners as 418 arrests since July 11 clear Albany jails.
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Two Car Crash East of Lawrence Causes $750 Damage
Friday evening about 6 20 near Highway K 10 three miles east of Lawrence a two car collision caused $750 in damage but no injuries were reported. Drivers were Richard Lavery 1015 W 19th St and Mrs Albert Pendleton Route 2. Trooper Dick Krasnicka said Pendleton Turning Left was struck as Lavery trying to pass another vehicle.
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Dick Krasnicka
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Lavery
Card of Thanks to Doctors and Nurses
Roy Loney thanks Doctors Godwin and Joseph and the many nurses who cared for him during a twelve day stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He recalls their kindness and care as a bright memory.
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Joseph
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Roy Loney
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