Johnson hosts officials as White House schedules foreign visits
President Johnson meets with Defense Secretary McNamara Commerce Secretary Hodges and Budget Director Gordon to discuss defense cost cuts and economic policy. He also announces visits by Erhard Segni and Douglas-Home and awards Robert Oppenheimer the Enrico Fermi Prize while honoring Kennedy at Arlington. The FBI reviews Oswald files after Dobrynin submits the consular record.
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Whitney Young
National Urban League
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Urban League
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
Oswald
Russia
Mrs Landis Wins First Prize in Journal World Football Contest
Mrs Deloris Landis of Route 5 won the 15 pound turkey top prize in the Journal-World Football Contest for 1963. She correctly predicted MU's 9-7 win over KU and Kansas to beat KU 16-10 in the final scoring revision after Kennedy's death.
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Karen Indall
Theta House
Tenn
Nate Johnson
Sigma Chi
Miss Indall
Ottawa
Johnson
Excelsior Springs
The
Journal-World
Kansas University
Strong Hall
Santa
Bob Kolars
Harper
Tex Rider
Davis Rd
Ronald Hess
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas Union
Danforth Chapel
Watkins Hospital
H. M. Buchholtz
Journal-World Photo
KU Drops Out of Top 30 in Enrollment Rankings
Kansas University fails to appear in the top 30 of national accredited colleges by full-time and grand total enrollment. Missouri University ranks 13th in full-time with 20 096 students and 15th overall with 25 595. Colorado appears 30th in full-time and 28th in grand total. KU lists 11 194 full-time and 12 486 total.
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Kansas University
Missouri University
Missouri
School and Society
Colorado
The
Board of Regents
Leoni Leads Venezuela Presidential Vote Amid Castro Tension
Raul Leoni of Betancourt’s Democratic Action held a strong early lead with 33 percent of votes counted, ahead of rival Villalba and Uslar Pietri. Officials reported a record 3.4 million ballots cast as violence and threats shadowed the referendum, with bombings and gun battles in Caracas.
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Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
Castro
United States
Nations
Latin America
Cuba
Democratic Action Party
For National Liberation
Urdaneta
No Man’s Land
Traffic Chaos Before and After Kansas Missouri Showdown
Law rence officers called grid weekend traffic the worst they had seen as 45 000 spectators packed the Kansas University Missouri game. The Kansas Turnpike and K-10 faced heavy congestion with 6134 cars cleared through two interchanges before kickoff.
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Lawrence
Kansas University-Missouri
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Former Envoy Grant Stockdale Dies After Fall in Miami
Grant Stockdale, a former U.S. ambassador to Ireland and ally of President Kennedy, fell from the 13th floor of the Du Pont Building in downtown Miami. Police termed it an apparent death by own action. The 48 year old real estate executive had long served as administrative assistant to Senator George Smathers and held a Florida legislature post.
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Grant Stockdale
U.S
Ireland
Kennedy
du Pont
Miami
Stockdale
George Smathers
D-Fla
Florida
Weather summary for Northeast Kansas forecast brief
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures on Tuesday. Tonight’s low is 15 to 20 degrees and Tuesday's high will be in the 50s.
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Kansas
Savin
Drought deepens in Lawrence area in November
Lawrence records a new monthly rainfall deficit as November brought only 1.11 inches of rain against 1.98 inches normal. Through November the city totals 22.30 inches vs 34.59 inches on average, yielding a 12.29 inch official deficit.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Weather Station
Walter Schwarz
U.S
Worden
Kennedy Tragedy Shapes First Lady in Dallas and Arlington
Frances Lewine recounts Mrs. John F. Kennedy during the Dallas assassination and the 75 hours to Arlington. Mrs. Kennedy wears a pink suit, faces crowd reception, cradles her dying husband, and endures a swift, public ordeal with dignity amid grief and prayers.
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John F. Kennedy
White House
Dallas
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy
Opinions on Women in Academia from KU Dean of Women
Emily Taylor, dean of women at the University of Kansas, reviews gender gaps in higher education. She cites research on women’s underrepresentation in advanced degrees, urges campus guidance, and calls for national action following the Presidents Commission report led by Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Kansas University
Alabama
Ohio
Ohio State University
Dean Taylor
Northern Montana College
Louis- Ville University
Miami University
American Association of University, Women
American Col Wes Personnel Association
National Association of Women Penns
Kansas Association of Women
Avalon Rd
Radcliffe
West
India
University of Kansas
United States
Commission On the Status of Women
Eleanor Roosevelt
Watkins
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Texas
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Trade Mart
Texas School Depository
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Caplow and McGee
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