Mundt Questions Test Ban Vote and Ratification Odds
Senator Mundt questioned if the 16 to 1 Foreign Relations Committee vote to recommend ratification without provisos guarantees Senate approval. He reserved right to back reservations or oppose ratification after further data from Armed Services and Atomic Energy panels.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mundt
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Foreign Relations Committee
Radford
J. W. Fulbright
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Russell B. Long
D-La
Fulbright
O Brien Freed Over Five Year Rule
Actor Hugh O Brian escapes paying 65177 sought by model Zelia Bennett who said she fell while fleeing his advances. Judge McCoy ruled the suit filed July 22 1958 in Santa Monica was not brought to trial within the five year limit.
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Los Angeles
Hugh O'Brian
Philbrick McCoy
Zelia Melba Bennett
Santa Monica
Holiday Traffic Heaviest Labor Day Period Predicted
The National Safety Council forecast the Labor Day weekend will see record highway travel totaling 8.4 billion miles. Between 430 and 520 Americans could die in traffic accidents during the period from 6 p.m. today to midnight Monday.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Kennedy appeals for restoration of foreign aid funds
President Kennedy urged restoration of foreign aid slashed by the House. Gen. Lucius Clay voiced concern that cutting $600 million jeopardizes the Alliance For Progress and U S security role in Latin America. The leaders met at Kennedy's Hyannisport home to discuss restoring most of the aid.
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Kennedy
Hyannis
Port
Mass
House
Lucius Clay
Clay
Alliance For Progress
Congress
United States
Father Is Named In Damage Suit
A Kansas woman seeks 47845 dollars in a federal case filed in Des Moines naming her father Howard Miller and uncle Ioes Miller and Miller Bros as defendants. The truck owned by Howard Miller collided with Mrs. Eubank's car near Osceola Iowa on Sept 13 1962. Eubank alleges permanent injury to both legs and facial scars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas
U. S. District Court
Evelyn Gail Eubank
Manhattan
Kan
Howard R. Miller
Ioes Miller
Miller Bros
Howard Miller
Eubank
Osceola
Millers
Overbrook Livestock Sale Opens With Free Barbecue
Overbrook Livestock Sale agency will have a grand opening next Wednesday. Manager Cliff Marconett says free barbecue starts at 11 a.m. with the sale beginning at 1 p.m. He calls the facility one of the most modern in the country. Overbrook lies 26 miles southwest of Lawrence in Osage County.
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Overbrook Livestock Sale
Cliff Marconett
Marconett
Overbrook
Lawrence
Osage County
Bipartisan End Blamed on JFK in White House Row
Washington AP reports the Senate House Republican leadership blamed President Kennedy for destroying bipartisan support for foreign aid. They noted 66 Democrats joined GOP hardliners in reducing the aid from 4.1 to 3.5 billion and argued Kennedy singled out Republicans.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles
Man Falls From Car In North Lawrence Alley
A man suffered undetermined injuries after apparently falling from a car in an alley between Elm and Locust, west of 4th Street in North Lawrence. Richard Coffelt refused medical aid at the scene and police had not finished their report at press time.
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North Lawrence
Richard Coffelt
Elm
Locust Streets
4Th Street
Journal-World Press Time
Chapel Music from our Reuter Pipe Organ
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises organ music program featuring the Reuter pipe organ at Chapel venue. V13 5111 announces details of music events and related services.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
St Louis Banks Adopt 10 Point Equal Opportunity Plan
Seven St Louis banks unveiled a 10 point program to improve equal employment opportunities for Negro workers. The plan includes a formal policy statement, review of records for promotional parity, and outreach to Negro students and community groups. Banks involved are First National Bank, Mercantile Trust, Security National Trust, Bank of St Louis, Jefferson Bank and Trust, Boatmen’s National Bank, and Northwestern Bank and Trust.
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ST. Louis
W. J
Dukes) Duford
Jefferson Bank and Trust Co
Curtis
The
Urban League
St. Louis Council On Human Relations
First National Bank In
Mercantile Trust Co
Security National Trust Co
Bank of St. Louis
Jefferson Bank and Trust
Boatmen's National Bank
Northwestern Bank and Trust Co
Loan seeker turned away then flees with cash
A Coral Gables loan firm refused a 20 year old request for funds. The man returned with a friend and a revolver, fled the scene with 512 dollars.
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Miami, Fla
Coral Gables
Charles Jones
AP Photographer Cheered By JFK Ike Truman LBJ
AP photographer Henry Griffin faced throat cancer in hospital while friends and presidents send encouragement. Kennedy and Eisenhower wrote letters and Johnson and many lawmakers offered support as Griffin, famed for his loud voice and wartime dispatches, begins recovery after voice box removal.
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Jfk
Ike
Truman
LBJ
Washington
Henry Griffin
Associated Press
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Griffin
Unfairness Seen In Highway Taxes
Kansas motorists have paid over 356 million in federal highway taxes since the Interstate Program began seven years ago. Otha Hatfield cites 39.2 percent of that money not spent on highways, with 139 million diverted to non road projects between 1956 and 1962. He notes nationwide about 11 billion was diverted and highway taxes now fund a 9 cent per gallon state rate.
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Kansas
Otha Hatfield
Hatfield-Jackson Oil Company
Lawrence
Hatfield
Kansas Oil Men's Association
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
U.S
Tito Declares Yugoslavia United with Moscow on World Issues
President Tito told a 30,000 crowd in Velenje that Belgrade and Moscow are united on major world problems. He denounced Red China as undermining world communism and racism, pledging to fight attempts to divert socialism onto racist or quasi revolutionary paths. Khrushchev attended and wore a miner’s uniform after acceptance of honorary membership in the miners’ collective.
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Velenje
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Belgrade
Moscow
Red China
Eastern Bloc
Brioni
Union Representatives Named in Arbitration
In Washington two union representatives were named to a seven member arbitration panel for the rail road work rules dispute. H. E. Gilbert and R. H. McDonald will join carrier appointees J. E. Wolfe and Guy W. Knight to select three neutral arbitrators. The panelists plan to meet Wednesday to choose the remaining neutrals.
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Washington
H. E. Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
R. H. McDonald
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
J. E. Wolfe
Guy W. Knight
Pennsylvania Railroad
U S Students Back Many Defiant After Cuba Trip
Fifty American students who defied a State Department Cuba travel ban returned from Madrid to New York amid protest at Idlewild Airport. A stand in ended when passports were said not to be invalidated though suspended. ten subpoenas issued to appear before HUAC.
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New York
State Department
Cuba
Madrid
U.S
Idlewild
Lee Levi Laub
Columbia University
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Larry Phelps
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Phelps
Washington
Philip Luce
New York City
United States
Richard Thorne
Berkeley
Calif
Don Rainman
University of California
Fidel Castro
Czechoslovakia
Havana
Boston
Six Names Vied for Prohibition Party Presidential Ticket
At the national Prohibition Party convention in St Louis delegates choose from six candidates for the 1964 presidential ticket. Top contenders include Dr R L Decker of Kansas City and E Harold Munn Sr of Hillsdale Michigan with Munn favored by delegates. Other nominees mentioned are Dr Mark Shaw Dr Enoch Holtwick and Dr Claude Watson. The party plans a platform push emphasizing free enterprise civil rights and Christian ethics and seeks more broadcast time. The convention ends today.
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ST. Louis
National Prohibition Party
R. L. Decker
Kansas City
E. Harold Munn Sr
Hillsdale
Mich
Roy S. Holloman
Topeka
Kan
Greenville
Ill
Claude Watson
Los Angeles
Prohibition Party
Lawrence High School 1963 annual signing party notice
Lawrence High School students who did not pick up their 1963 Red and Black annuals at tonight's signing party from 7 to 9 in the boys gym can collect them in room 207 after school next week. Principal Dan Kahler announced this today.
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Lawrence High School
Dan Kahler
Don Hay Leaves Lawrence National Bank for Pueblo Savings
Don Hay assistant vice president at Lawrence National Bank resigns to join Pueblo Savings and Trust Co. in Colorado. He will report to his new job next Tuesday and has been highly active in local Jaycee activities.
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Don Hay
Lawrence National Bank
Pueblo, Colo
Baldwin Fair Sets Air Show and Pageant On Saturday
Baldwin third. Judges from Eu dora. Jayhawk Model Martens of Baldwin host an 8 a.m. model airplane show with 8 to 16 a.m. registration and a 10 a.m. contest start. Events include open combat rat race and balloon bust with trophies for all prizes. Sweet Adelines of Lawrence sing at 8 p.m. and offer community singing with Aquatones remaining. All exhibits except dairy cattle entered. dairy cattle arrive 11 a.m. Saturday. Ten sports events a chicken noodle luncheon and a pet parade were held earlier today.
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Eudora
Adeline
Charlie
Mississippi
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David E. Bell
Ralph Dungan
Father
Vinland
Vinland Grange Fair
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Max Moore
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Delbert Chaney
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Wallace Graham
China
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Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
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