Malcolm X Warned Of Hostile Forces Before Death
In a long-remembered interview a year earlier Malcolm X warned of unidentified hostile forces out to kill him. He recounted being pushed out of the Black Muslims and said he believed they used violence to settle matters. He spoke of a separate black domain and dominance as the path to racial justice.
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Jules Loh
Malcolm X
Washington
New York
Loh
Malcolm
Senate
Martin Luther King Jr
Malcolm X Assassination Sparks NYC Chicago Vigil
Police in New York and Chicago guard against revenge plots after the assassination of Malcolm X. Investigators name Talmadge Mayer as a suspect in the Harlem shooting, while fears of fallout from the Black Muslims split prompt tightened security near Muhammad's Mosque No 2 and in Queens.
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New York
Chicago
Malcolm X
Mussim
FBI
Talmadge Mayer
Thomas Hayer
Marshall St
Paterson
N.J
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Malcolm
Harlem
Queens
Audubon Ballroom
Upper Manhattan
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Moon photos hint at dangerous lunar surface for first astronauts
Pasadena AP reports a five man team led by Dr. Gerard Kuiper studied 7000 Ranger 8 images showing seas of Tranquillity and suspected three to six feet of foamy lava beneath dust. They warn surface may hide caverns and tunnels and recommend probing with long poles before any manned landing. The team expects months of analysis ahead of Ranger 9.
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Pasadena
Calif
Earth
Gerard P. Kuiper
Kuiper
University of Arizona
Ranger 7
Ranger 8
Lunar
Mare Cognitum
Hawaii
Ewen A. Whitaker
Arizona
Harold Urey
University of California At
Snow Expected In Lawrence Tuesday Weather Update
A forecast from the U S Weather Bureau Topeka shows tonight's temps 25 to 30 with cloudy skies and southerly winds. A cold Tuesday with possible snow is predicted as winds shift to the north and temperatures drop into the teens. Sunday’s high was 28 after a 69 degree Saturday. Saturday night rain and snow left .07 inches. All time highs 67 and lows 5 are recalled for this date.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Pike Attorney Resigns Clearing Way for New Appointee
Topeka AP report states William Timmerman resigned as attorney for the Kansas Turnpike Authority, seemingly paving the way for former Gov. John Anderson to be appointed. Anderson was absent from the meeting and no appointment discussions occurred.
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Topeka
William Timmerman
Kansas Turnpike Authority
John Anderson
Anderson
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Opportunity
Gene Doane advertises for an insurance agent position, inviting inquiries and stating interest in building a local agency network. The notice appears in a community advertisement column.
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Gene Doane
Mystery on Pro Cat Signs at KU Fieldhouse Barrage
After pro K State banners dropped over KU Allen Fieldhouse during a 86 66 KU win 15 800 fans watched. Speculation ranged from inside job to EU partisan stunt as banners hung 60 feet above the court obstructing the scoreboard and forcing Ed Elbel to announce scores.
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Kly
Kansas University
Allen
Jayhawk
Kansas State
Journal-World
Allen Fieldhouse
Wildcats
Wildcat
Jayhawks
K-State
James Bonds
KSU
Sunflower
Silo Tech
Ed Elbel
Elbel
Manhattan
GOP Committee Sets Redistricting Plan With County Shifts
A majority of Republicans on the Apportionment Committee endorses a new congressional redistricting plan. Sedgwick County would be split linking part to the 5th District, while Wyandotte shifts toward the 3rd. Dickinson and Geary likely join the 2nd, Reno stays in the 4th, and Marion remains in the 4th.
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Topeka
House
Sedgwick
Jess Taylor
Taylor
Wyandotte County
Dickinson
Geary
Marion County
Reno County
KU Dorm Workers Hurt by Small Fire at Hashinger Hall
Two Kansas University dormitory maintenance workers suffered smoke inhalation in Hashinger Hall Lawrence. They were treated at Memorial Hospital in good condition. Fire sparked when a welding torch ignited a gaseous welding aid, causing minor damage and the evacuation of about 50 EU coeds.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ku’s Hashinger
Lawrence Fire Department
J. J. Wilson
Wilson
Kansas Senate to consider 2 percent severance tax on oil and gas
A proposed 2 percent severance tax on all gas production and only new oil production is to be introduced in the Kansas Senate. Senators Steineger and Gaar say the measure would raise revenue and aid low income groups. They note Kansas is a leading producer without a severance tax and current local oil taxes do not fund the state.
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Topeka
Senate
Jack Steineger
D-Muncie
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
Steineger
Kansas
Youth Target Of LBJ Plea
President Johnson urged the younger generation to devote themselves to rebuilding and uplifting society. He framed the Great Society as a shared mission beyond riches, urging 25 and under Americans to join Peace Corps, poverty programs, and community action to fight poverty and injustice. He stressed global citizenship and the duty to serve the nation and world.
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Lexington
Johnson
University of Kentucky
John F.kennedy
America
Peace Corps
Eight Injured In City Weekend Car Wrecks
Eight persons were injured in five weekend city traffic accidents with only one kept for observation. Tim J. Reiger, 20, was hospitalized overnight after a two car crash at 19th and Towa Streets. Fredrick J. Laughlin, 17, was treated and released for cuts and bruises. Shirley Peterson, 24, suffered head and facial cuts in a Town Street crash. Jon M. Murray and a passenger were treated for injuries. Additional minor injuries occurred in a second two car crash at 28rd Street and Naismith Drive.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tim J. Reiger
W. 26Th. St
Towa Sts
Frederick J. Laughlin
Maple Lane
Shirley Peterson
24Th St
Town Street
Jon M. Murray
Redbud Lane
Susan Screm
Oxford
Dennis M. Hill
Gardner
Murray
Hill
Justice Douglas Visits KU Law School for Informal Talk
U S Supreme Court associate justice William O. Douglas will visit Kansas University Law School Wednesday. He will meet students at 4 p.m. in Green Hall lounge and courtroom, discuss The Role of Law and Survival at 8 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium, followed by a Q A and reception in the Kansas Union.
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William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas University Law
James K. Logan
KU Law School
Douglas
Hoch
Kansas Union
Student Union Activities
All Student Council
Green Hall
Logan
Donald Culp
Bridgetown
West Junior High Winter Band Concert Tuesday
West Junior High students will perform a Winter Band Concert at 7 30 p m in the school gym. The 7th 8th and 9th grade bands totaling 160 170 students directed by Wyatt Cooper will play Yankee Clipper March Swan Lake ballet scene Ship Ahoy Manhattan Beach March Gallant Eagle March excerpts from the Poet and Peasant Overture Air from Cantata Joshua Fit De Battle Shamrock Concert March Overture Argentina Gigi highlights and The Music Man.
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West Junior High
Wyatt Cooper
Manhattan Beach
Joshua Fit de Battle
Argentina
Gigi
Weather shifts to cold with snow in Northeast Kansas
Cloudy warm spell gives way tonight to strong northerly winds and snow by morning. Temperatures fall from 25 to 30 tonight into the teens Tuesday. Yesterday’s high 28 low 16. Saturday’s high 69 low 37. record high 1948.
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Kansas
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