Fulbright Sees Narrow Opposition to Test Ban Pact
Senator Fulbright says the foreign relations committee will likely send the limited nuclear test ban treaty to the Senate floor within two weeks with perhaps fewer than 20 votes against. CIA Director McCone backs ratification, reducing opposition as hearings wrap.
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J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Armed Services Group
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Soviet Union
Senate Preparedness
Armed Services Committee
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
John Stennis
Dmiss
LeMay
Pressure on Khrushchev to seal new EastWest accords
Secretary of State Dean Rusk indicated cautious optimism over further East West agreements after the nuclear test ban success. He cited observers at transportation hubs to prevent surprise attacks and noted ongoing talks with Khrushchev and Gromyko, plus plans with NATO allies on possible nonaggression pacts.
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Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
New York
United States’ North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Local Woman Slightly Hurt After Bridge Accident
Mary Bereiter a 21 year old resident of 1242 Prospect was shaken but not seriously hurt in a one car crash on the Kaw River Bridge at 12 54 a m She lost control on rain slick pavement and struck the east rail Damage to the car was about 175 She was alone and complained of back pains but not hospitalized Three other city wrecks Friday caused damage but no injuries.
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Mary Bereiter
Prospect
Kaw River
Weather Forecast Northeast Kansas Cool Flows In
Mostly fair and cooler conditions prevail today through Sunday in northeast Kansas with tonight in the 60s and Sunday highs in the upper 80s. Rain chances are light, with past readings noting a 0.21 inch rainfall by noon yesterday and a record high 108 in 1856.
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Kansas
Tembera
Police Urge Search for Train Robbery Loot Across Countryside
Britain intensifies hunt for seven million dollars in the great train robbery case. Police report four more bags found in Surrey totaling 282520, bringing recovered to 678179. Arrests, fresh tips, and coastal monitoring widen the manhunt for the gang’s leaders.
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London
Britain
Surrey
Scotland Yard
Coast Guard
Navy
English Channel
Historian to Speak at Quantrill Raid Centennial Luncheon
James I. Robertson head of the National Civil War Centennial Commission will speak at a Lawrence noon luncheon on the centennial observance of the Quantrill Raid. The event, Wednesday at Hotel Eldridge, is limited to 200. tickets available at the hotel or from Judge Rankin or Prof. Wilson.
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James I. Robertson
National Civil War Centennial Commission
Washington
Lawrence
Eldridge
Charles Rankin
Paul Wilson
Cochairman
Rankin
Get the Journal World at Your Summer Address
An advised update directs readers to subscribe for the Journal-World at a summer address using the phone VI 3 1060. The brief item functions as a contact notice for circulation or subscription services.
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Journal-World
Union Backing Spurs Hopes On Railroad Peace
Washington sources report conditional union acceptance of a Labor Department arbitration plan on firemen and crew makeup, signaling a possible breakthrough in the rail labor dispute. Attorneys for carriers and five unions meet to resolve legal questions, with warnings that a strike could loom if a settlement fails before August 29.
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Labor Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Wolfe
Wirtz
Rankin Named Chair of Kansas Civil War Centennial Commission
F W Brinkerhoff Pittsburg editor was elected chairman of the Kansas Civil War Centennial Commission at a Friday meeting. Allan W. Farley of Kansas City was chosen vice chairman and Mrs. Frank Haucke of Council Grove secretary. Other members include Judge Charles C. Rankin of Lawrence and Robert Galvin of Fort Scott.
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Topeka
F. W .Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Allan W. Farley
Kansas City
Frank Haucke
Council Grove
Charles C. Rankin
Lawrence
Robert Galvin
Fort Scott
Quantrill Raid Centennial Observed in Lawrence
Lawrence marks the 100th anniversary of William Clarke Quantrill's Raid on Aug 21 1863 with a community observance next Wednesday. The event endures as one of the blackest pages in the town's history amid lingering questions about Quantrill's character and the border wars.
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Lawrence
William Clarke Quantrill
Kansas River
Quantrill
William Quantrill
Quantrill Guerrillas in Missouri and Arkansas
A historical sketch describes Quantrill's band as tough Missouri youths with Southern sympathies who raided Kansas. They fought with Confederate forces at Independence, Lone Jack, and Prairie Grove and had a captaincy after Independence. The bushwhackers wore guerrilla shirts and captured uniforms before each foray.
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Quantrill
Independence
Lone Jack
Prairie Grove
Ark
Kansas-Missouri
Fair Week Closes With Livestock Exhibits And Rodeo
A Douglas County fair closes with livestock exhibits and releases between 4 and 7 p.m. and the Jayhawk Rodeo final at 7:45 p.m. at the Fairgrounds. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sponsors the livestock auction begun at 2 p.m., with 51 Lawrence merchants bidding on 103 head of 4-H and FFA stock. Francis Wempe of Lawrence dominates Holstein show prizes, while others like Robert Caylor and Henry Childs lead in various categories across cattle, horse pulling, tractor pulling, and model airplane contests. Judges tally winners across Jersey, Ayrshire, Guernsey, and milk cow divisions.
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Fairgrounds
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
FFA
Francis Wempe
Route 1
Wempe
Robert Caylor
Rantoul
Henry Childs
Buffalo
Joe Blaine
Erie
Wayne Bayless
Blue Mound
Howard Harshberger
Route 4
Shoeless Cuba as refugees flee Castro regime
Olga de Hernandez and companions describe Cuba becoming a shoeless nation with scarce footwear for thousands. She recounts fleeing after Castro gunboat raids near Anguilla Cay, noting hunger, rice shortages, and loss of religious freedom. Her husband in Miami recalls 19 abductees.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Olga de Hernandez
Anguilla Cay
Bolanos
Matenses Presbyterian Church
Rainfall Update for Area Shows No New Moisture Expected
Lawrence received .21 inches of rain Friday night per the Kansas University Weather Bureau. Mild conditions expected through Sunday but little moisture likely as area remains nearly seven inches below normal. Friday high reached 97 with 68 overnight. next lows in 60s and Sunday highs in 80s to 90.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Weather Bureau
Kidney Transplant To Young Mother
Edith Helm of Wellston Oklahoma became the first woman to receive a kidney transplant seven years ago after glomerulonephritis left her kidneys failing. Her twin sister Wanda Foster donated the kidney and the pair live ordinary lives with plans for more children, while Edith visits Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston for follow ups.
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Wellston
Okla
Edith Helm
Wanda Foster
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Helm
Sand Springs
Tulsa
Vacation Pak service offered with no extra charge
Advertisers promote Include in your plans as part of the Journal World Vacation Pak program no additional fee is required. The notice highlights a bundled service expected to boost reader engagement and simplify planning for customers.
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Journal World
Rodeo Action Heats Up At Jayhawk Fairgrounds Friday
Fans enjoy a firmer show pace at the Jayhawk Rodeo as the 7 45 p.m. start time settles. About 3 000 spectators witness tough rides and a rare female bull rider Eileen Rock of Salina. Injuries occur including G L Ray with a broken left leg, taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Standings after two nights show Webb and McHargue leading in Bulldogging and Calf Roping with riders from Copan and Salt Lake City among the participants.
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Eileen Rock
Salina
G. L. Ray
Ray
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodeo Highlights and Rexall Ad Dominates Page 2
The page showcases rodeo features and a strong Rexall advertisement for men’s toiletries along with related promos.
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Rexall
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