Pope Paul VI Ends Holy Land Pilgrimage in Jerusalem Speech
Pope Paul VI completed his three day peace pilgrimage to the Holy Land with a Bethlehem address urging world leaders to seek peace and Christians to unite. He then returned to Jerusalem to join Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras I in prayer for future unity and proceeded to Amman to conclude the visit.
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Goldwater Signals Possible Test Ban Treaty Renunciation
Senator Barry Goldwater launches his White House bid with a vow to renounce the limited nuclear test ban treaty if it helps him win. He campaigns in Grand Rapids and New Hampshire, challenging President Johnson and rival Nelson Rockefeller while defending disarmament talks with the Soviet Union.
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Civil rights and tax cuts frame new congressional session
Washington opens a charged 1964 session as Johnson aims to push a broad civil rights bill, an $11 billion tax cut, elder health care, and poverty measures. Mansfield warns of difficult choices as the House and Senate tackle stalled Kennedy items and health care plans amid looming conventions.
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First Negro Student Starts Classes At Auburn University
Harold A. Franklin, 31, becomes Auburn University’s first Black student as he attends a Russian history class amid tight security. He registered without incident, stayed overnight in a dorm under court order, and campus life mostly returns to routine despite small jeers and suspended students over barred signs.
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Old Spice Cosmetics Key Rex All
Advertisement notes old spice cosmetics and key rex all as items in a sales display.
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Weather Pattern Shifts With Unseasonable Warmth
Unseasonably warm weather persists in Lawrence with temperatures near record highs for New Year’s. forecasters predict a cold front bringing clouds and lower temperatures by Tuesday night with mid 20s lows and 40s highs.
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Kansas University Students Return to Classrooms Today
KU resumes classes after Christmas with seven key dates guiding the spring term. Examinations begin January 20 for most students while law exams start January 15 and run to January 25. Registration ends February 1 ahead of February 3 classes, with final exams for second semester starting May 22 and ending May 28.
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Berlin Wall Sealed After 17 Day Reunion Rush
East German authorities closed the Berlin wall ending 17 days of joyous reunions and tearful partings. A record crowd of West Berliners entered the Communist zone on the last day of a Christmas visiting agreement, with officials reporting 1,318,000 crossing permits issued though many made multiple trips.
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Lawrence Post Office tops 1 million in 1963 for fifth straight year
Lawrence Post Office reported 1963 gross receipts at 1,162,822.23 with December mail volumes high, including 1,710,738 outgoing pieces and 2,492,105 incoming pieces. December totals compare to 1961 and 1962. ZIP code rollout noted with regional support and a new automatic address reader contract of 1,176,277 to Farrington Manufacturing.
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History Group Studies Plan for Local Museum at Woman's Club
Douglas County Historical Society votes to study creating a local museum at the Lawrence Woman's Club quarters 1941 Mass Street. A committee will review the offer, study financing, and consult city officials and the Chamber of Commerce before a formal report.
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Weather forecast for northeast Kansas turns colder under cloudy skies
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies on Tuesday with a drop in temperatures. Tuesday night will be cloudy and colder with overnight lows around the mid 20s and daytime highs in the 40s. Yesterday’s high reached 60, Saturday’s low 26, and a record high for the date is 64.
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