Johnson Calls for Soviet Cooperation to Reduce Nuclear Threat
President Johnson outlined a broad peace plea urging Soviet cooperation to lessen nuclear war risks and promote justice for all. He spoke at Arco and Denver on expanding cooperation while warning that even limited nuclear use would kill nearly 300 million.
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Johnson
America
Denver
Des Moines
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Cole
Washington
Arco
Pryor
Oklo
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Daily Letter From Home Note Readership Address
A brief notice inviting readers to have their Journal-World sent to their campus or residence. Provides a contact phone number VI 3 1000 and hints at a CICELLIN address.
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Journal-World Vacation Pak
Lyour Journal-World Carrier
Hurricane Faith Targets Seeding Effort Near Leeward Islands
Hurricane Faith skirts the Leeward Islands as scientists edge toward a pilot weather modification trial. Officials in Washington and California race to Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico to deploy Project Stormfury if the storm shifts west-northwest. The storm's center lies 200 miles east of San Juan and 1,200 miles east-southeast of Miami as it slows to 15 mph.
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Faith
Leeward Islands
Tropics
Miami Weather Bureau
Gordon Dunn
Cecil Gentry
U.S
Stormfury
Washington
California
Florida
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
St. Martin
Leewards
San Juan
U.S. Virgin Islands
GOP Platform Clash as Johnson Stands On It
U S Republicans unveil a Viet Nam platform while President Johnson signals support for an all Asian peace conference. Senator Miller says the move reflects a Republican origin, and Senate Leader Dirksen frames it as a new foreign policy stance. McNamara says the U S is better prepared to meet commitments, and air strikes threaten North Vietnam oil supplies.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Jack R. Miller
Iowa
Senate
United States
Miller
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Europe
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
Southeast Asia
Crisis Seen In Rights Arena
Vice President Humphrey warned of a crisis of confidence threatening civil rights progress. He told the National Catholic Social Action Conference that unity remains essential and that freedom for Negro Americans and other minorities underpins freedom for all Americans.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Catholic Social Action Conference
Stock Market Close Dips Across 60-Stock Index
New York closing average for 60 stocks at 280.1 falls 43 points amid market activity. Also notes Bowling Sat and Gun. Hilcrest Bowl-Adv event details unclear in fragment.
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Open Bowling Sat. & Gun
Hilcrest Bowl
Adv
Five Dead In New Haven Bloodbath At City Housing
A 26-year-old gunman shot five people to death and wounded two others in a New Haven city housing project. He used a carbine and pistol before fleeing. New Jersey police captured him after a 45 mile chase in Trenton area.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Davis
New Jersey Turnpike Patrol
New Brunswick
N.J
Mary Menchacha
McClease
Neil White
Dover
N.C
Richard Leathers
Caroline Sykes
Michael
Kansas Sees Worst Teacher Shortage Since War
Kansas public schools face a significant teacher shortage described as the worst in a decade though not matching World War II levels. Education officials noted high vacancy numbers with 310 total posts unfilled across 256 responding districts and junior colleges as of August 15.
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Topeka
Kansas
F. Floyd Herr
Division of Accreditation and Teacher Certification
Herr
Kansas State Teachers Association
Melvin Neely
Teachers Association
Hirt Is Set For KU Homecoming Concert
Al Hirt and his sextet will headline Kansas University's Homecoming on November 5 in Allen Field House at 8 p.m. The SUA confirmed the engagement after signing a contract with Campus Concerts in Palm Springs. The event aims to draw a large crowd, following prior homecoming concerts by Robert Goulet and Harry Belafonte.
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al Hirt
Kansas University
Palm Springs
Calif
Hirt
Allen Fieldhouse
Katherine Giele
SUA
Robert Goulet
Fieldhouse
Harry Belafonte
Tom Sevale
Prairie Village
Bill Bronner
Summit
N. J
RCA Victor
King” Hirt
Dan
Pier 600
Bourbon
Housing pact okayed defers Cicero march in Chicago area
Civil rights leaders led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr reach an open housing agreement with Mayor Daley and Chicago officials. The pact calls for a moratorium on neighborhood demonstrations while measures are implemented and the Illinois National Guard remains in Cicero. A recent march drew white hecklers and stoning.
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Chicago
Cicero
Martin Luther King, Jr
Illinois National Guard
King
Richard J. Daley
Grams
Ren. W. Heineman
Weekend warmth to rise as Lawrence foresees dry spell
The Lawrence area eyes a fair dry weekend with southerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Highs reach the 80s today and low 90s Saturday, the first 90s since August. Record highs and rainfall figures are noted, with August rainfall at 4.51 inches and yearly moisture well below normal.
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Lawrence
Market slides to fresh low as Dow sinks to 784
The market fell to new lows not seen since 1964 as trading stayed active. By 2 p.m. the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 7.69 points to 784.68, signaling continued weakness in the equity market.
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New York
District 497 anticipates 8000 students across 19 schools
About 7,938 students are expected to enroll this week and next in District 497's 19 schools. Lawrence High School and West Central and West Junior Highs may each gain about 100 students, with elementary enrollment rising around 200.
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Robert Ramsey
Lawrence
West
Central
Ramsey
West Junior High
Sunset Hill
Kennedy
Schwegler
Instruc
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Weekend Warm with Light Winds
Fair through Saturday with southerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Overnight low around the 60s. Saturday highs near the low 90s. Historical notes show yesterday 85 and 59, record highs 100 in 1965. Sunrise at 5 43 a m and sunset 7 08 p m. Journal World vacation package offered.
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Kansas
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