Venus Probe Off Course Yet May Reach Venus
Mariner 2 launched from Cape Canaveral on a 109 day Venus mission but was put off course by a suspected Atlas rocket roll. NASA scientists hoped a ground fired 37.3 pound motor could pull the craft back toward a Venus rendezvous within about 600000 miles, with full data possible even if farther off.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
Venus
Jack James
Mariner
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 2
James
Earth
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Act
Heat to Stay Hot in Kansas Through Tuesday
The forecast shows continued hot weather in Kansas with highs in the mid 90s through Tuesday. Tonight's low will be in the 60s. Partly cloudy skies Tuesday hint at possible relief, with cooler temperatures likely in western Kansas Tuesday night, though eastern Kansas remains uncertain.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Leftist Guerrilla Officers Seize Algiers In Power Struggle
In Algiers a group of young guerrilla officers with leftist anti Western views took control of the capital with about 20 000 troops in Wilaya No 4. They paralyzed Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella s Political Bureau and forced it to abandon power. Ben Bella traveled to Oran seeking loyalty from Wilaya No 5. Central government formation is halted and the Sept 2 Constituent Assembly election is postponed indefinitely. CNRA calls for emergency meeting to revise leadership.
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Algiers
Algeria
Wilaya Zone No. 4
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Oran
Wilaya No. 5
Wilaya No. 4
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Libya
National Liberation Front
FLN
France
U S Pressing Probe in Wake Of Cuba Attack
Washington ordered a probe into whether the Havana shelling violated the Neutrality Act. The State Department blamed the Miami based exile Students Revolutionary Directorate for the raid on Miramar, while officials weighed potential prosecutions and debated ship origins.
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U.S
Cuba
State Department
United States
Justice Department
Miami
Juan Manuel Calvar
Miramar
Wer
Students Revolutionary Directorate
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Castro
Fair and Rodeo Begin Thursday at 4-H Grounds
Douglas County fair starts Thursday at 8 a.m. with agriculture and 4-H displays, dairy judging Friday at 8:30 a.m., and Saturday features beef, sheep, hog judging and tractor pulling. Rodeo action runs nightly at 7:30 p.m. with bucking broncs, Brahma bulls, steer riding, clown acts, and trick riders. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce backs the 4-H and FFA beef auction with bids from Live stock Commission Co. and local merchants.
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Douglas County
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Livestock Commission Co
Purchasing Commission
Chambers
Hoss Inman
Lamar
Colo
Beal resigns from Kansas Tax Appeals post
Kermit Beal a 31 year old Lawrence attorney resigned as counsel for the Kansas State Board of Tax Appeals in Topeka to focus on private practice in Lawrence. The resignation follows a recent case involving state printer Jean Neibarger and use of state materials for Beal’s books. It sparked political charges of government irregularities by Republicans. Neibarger pleaded guilty to two counts and was fined 203. Beal indicated the resignation would not affect his political plans for the November state printer race.
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Kermit Beal
Lawrence
Kansas State Board of Tax Appeals
Topeka
The
Journal-World
Beal
Jean Neibarger
Kansas
Neibarger
Ing
State Attorney General’s Office
State Printing Office
Kermit
Kirmet
Local ads note bar-b-q closed and store openings
Beal page two column advertising briefs show Miller's Bar-B-Q closed with an opening date of September 10. Listings include Raney Drug and Hillcrest prescriptions with Raney and Hillcrest as featured providers.
Man Killed by Train North of Lawrence
An unidentified elderly man was killed when struck or stepped into a Union Pacific passenger train about 144 miles north of Lawrence. The body, found near the tracks, was dismembered. fingerprints were taken and identification attempts made at a funeral home.
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Union Pacific
Lawrence
Fred Brooker
Pisey
Byron Walters
Jim Reed
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Broeker
W. R. Downs
Downs
Ed Boswell
Rumsey Funeral
Jim Collins
Miller's Bar-B-Q Closes With September Reopen Planned
Brief notice states Miller's Bar-B-Q is closed and announces a planned September reopen date. The ad hints at a temporary shutdown and new opening plans for the barbecue joint.
Death of Mrs. Bullock ruled suicide at Kaw River
The death of 76 year old Elsie Elizabeth Bullock by drowning in the Kaw River Sunday morning near the Kaw River Bridge is ruled suicide by County Coroner Jim Reed. Her husband Edwin Bullock reported she had been despondent recently but left no note. The body was recovered before 9 am. services will be private at Oak Hill Cemetery with Cooper-Warren Mortuary in charge. Surviving: husband, daughter Helen Bullock, son Robert Bullock, three grandchildren, two sisters Sophie Johnson and Lena Swanson.
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Elsie Elizabeth Bullock
Jim Reed
Bullock
Kaw River
Donald Higgins
N. 7Th St
Larry Stemmerman
Miss. St
Fire Department
Higgins
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Bullock
Robert Bullock
Little Rock, Ark
Sophie Johnson
Lena Swanson
Chicago
Weather Update Northeast Kansas Sees Hot Early Week
Northeast Kansas remains hot through Tuesday with partly cloudy skies. Tonight’s low in the 60s and Tuesday highs in the mid 90s.unnamed readings show previous highs 98 and 102, with records from 1944 and 1849. Margaret's Cafe on W 23rd St closes until Sept 4 for reopening. Rumsey Funeral Home listed.
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Kansas
Spean
Evolution of Graduate Study at the University of Kansas
The article traces KU graduate growth from 378 students in 1939 to 1,966 in 1961 and outlines shifts in emphasis across Liberal Arts, Education, Engineering, and Medicine. It notes rising graduate shares, expansion of professional schools, and the 1962 relocation of Anatomy Physiology and Biochemistry to Kansas City as part of strengthening graduate education.
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John H. Nelson
Carnett University
Kansas University
Jnrtish
Tvo
Ingtish
Kathryn Langmade
Oberlin
Ehail of Fine Arts
Mhey
Avaland
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
School of Education
School of Engineering
School of Medicine
Medical Center
Kansas City
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Howard Benedict
National Aeronautics
and Space Administration
Kentucky
Journal- World
Havana
Washington
U. S
Don Knight
Sergio Stemmerman
Elsie E. Bullock
Stemmerman
Wayne Schmille
Tax Board
Raney Drug
Raney Hillcrest
W. 23Rd St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
Russia
DR. Nelson
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