Burke urges Senate to reject nuclear test ban treaty
Retired Adm. Arleigh Burke told the Senate Armed Services subcommittee in secret testimony that he recommended rejecting the limited test ban, urging certification or limited inspection of Soviet facilities. Eisenhower and Kistiakowsky offered support or reservations, while Goldwater pressed for broader concessions as conditions for ratification.
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Johnson Celebrates His 55th Birthday
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson marked his 55th birthday with a birthday cake at the weekly breakfast with President Kennedy and Democratic legislative leaders. The cake was brought in by the President, and House Speaker John W. McCormack noted it looked delicious though he did not get a slice.
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Lawrence Schools Win Wide State Praise From New LHS Principal
Dan Kahler praised the Lawrence school system as among the best in the state with Lawrence High School named a top Midwest institution. He cited family fit, local educational opportunities, strong leadership from Carl Knox and Lloyd Schurr, and Neal Wherry’s positive legacy as key reasons for accepting the Lawrence post. Superintendent Knox noted 16 percent staff turnover, 67 new hires, many from outside Kansas, and that 32 percent hold master’s degrees with 65 percent pursuing graduate work.
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Cuba Students Readied for Trip Home After Cuba Visit
Fifty four American students who visited Cuba and faced State Department scrutiny plan to leave Madrid for New York Thursday. One student Hoffman, who left Cuba for Bermuda then New York, was questioned by the FBI after passport action. Of 59 in Havana June 30, one died in a hotel pool and two pregnant women stayed behind.
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Lawrence Lions Club weighs neighborhood pool project
The Lawrence Lions Club is studying building a city pool for public use with operation to be turned over to the city if pursued. No decision yet, financing plans to be decided if the project moves forward. City crews began replacing fence poles at Centennial Park tennis courts with stronger poles, openings to be set and fencing to be rebuilt by week’s end. The Journal-World previews upcoming college and pro football schedules for 1963 in separate sections for readers’ reference.
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LIFE Meeting Re-elects Officers Plans Fall Activities
Lawrence international friendship enterprise LIFE discussed fall activities at a breakfast meeting led by re elected chairman Riley Burcham. The group will mark its third anniversary and continue housing help at Eldridge Hotel for foreign students with a local host listing and reduced hotel rates. KU students will assist with arrival transportation and a fall picnic will unite townspeople KU students and international students. Joe Traylor was re elected secretary treasurer and picnic organizers include J D King Frank Burge Clark Coan and Robert Oyler. Col I F Saunders of People to People spoke and LIFE voted to affiliate with the International People to People program.
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Annual County Fair Events Highlight Horse Show and Model Airplane Display
Entries for a Friday horse show close at 12 30 pm with events including halter Western horsemanship lead pony reinings and more. Prize amounts reach 4 3 and 2 dollars. Friday features amateur program at 8 pm and a model airplane show by Jayhawk Model Martens at 8 am Saturday with trophies for all events.
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South Park Recreation Building Nears Completion
Wayne Bly, city recreation director, says the South Park recreation center should be finished in about two weeks with only interior work left. Floor tile is being laid, plumbing and electrical tasks remain, and fireplace tile and lounge carpeting have been ordered for delivery soon. No opening date is set but activities should begin by Oct. 1, with about two weeks needed after construction ends to ready the building.
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South Pacific Opens at Starlight Theater with Strong Attendance
South Pacific at the Kansas City Starlight Theater opens to a large crowd and strong potential attendance records. Elizabeth Allen and Giorgio Tozzi deliver notable performances as Nellie Forbush and Emile de Becque, supported by Dort Clark Martha Larrimore and Frank Porretta. Curtain at 8 15.
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Kennedy reports back pain with no special treatment
AP dispatches note President Kennedy's back discomfort is not requiring extraordinary care. In Omaha, authorities resume search for the Aug. 19 bomber collision dead and missing airmen, while a Civil War era classroom fire in Buras prompts no injuries. Detroit area auto plants push 1964 models with GM delaying until Sept 3.
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California Senator Is Fine After Brain Surgery
Washington AP reports Senator Clair Engle of California underwent brain surgery Saturday. An aide said he is in fine condition and that a small amount of brain tissue was removed for testing to rule out malignancy or complications. Final lab results are expected in a few days.
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Riverside Enrollment Push Encourages Book Sales
Brackett School pupils may bring usable textbooks to Riverside School for sale on Friday during enrollment hours from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Discrimination Action Gets a Ferguson Okay
Atty. Gen. Ferguson signed a complaint requesting an investigation of alleged racial discrimination by the Kansas City Kansas Board of Education. The move follows protests from the NAACP and comes after Ferguson two briefings with NAACP officials and board attorney Willard L. Phillips.
In Memoriam Mrs June Snow 1960
In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs June Snow who passed away August 27 1960. Sadly missed by family friends and relatives.
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