Proposed improvements for rear of 800 block Massachusetts
Architects unveil concept for rear entrances to 22 business properties in the 800 block Massachusetts. Plans include a west Vermont Street parking lot, underground utilities, a new eight foot sidewalk and lighted canopy along the alley, and landscaping with grass trees benches and ornament walls. The Central Business District Rehabilitation Committee seeks a city form of a benefit district funded by property assessments over years if 5 percent of owners sign.
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Kansas Faces Quest for Trained Minds in Physics Research
A Defense Department view urges Kansas to expand university research, focusing on KU physics. The piece details how EU physicists study atomic nuclei with Van de Graaff generators, magnetic cooling, and spectroscopy to advance basic knowledge with future practical payoff.
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Jack Calvahouse
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van de Graaff
Ralph Krone
KU van de Graaff
Worth Seagondollar
Seagondollar
Atomic Energy Commission
Krone
AEC
Jacob Enoch
Enoch
General Electric Space Sciences Laboratory
Valley Forge
Los Alamos
N. M
Midwest
KU Physics Department
J. D. Stranathan
Rusk Aims NATO Help for Russia in China Split
Paris AP report says U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the NATO ministers to back Moscow in its rift with Beijing. He stressed promoting peaceful coexistence and warned against letting militancy pay dividends as France signals cautious stance.
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Johnson Leads Five Republicans By 64 36 Margin In Newsweek Poll
New York AP reports Newsweek poll shows 64 percent prefer President Johnson while 36 percent favor the five leading Republican contenders in the 1964 race. The margin reflects Johnson ahead of the Republican average.
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