First Negro Student Enrolls at Clemson Historic Day
Harvey B. Gantt, 20, enrolled as the first Black student at Clemson College, a historic step amid pending federal court challenges by South Carolina to maintain segregation. State authorities, SLED officials, and highway patrol prepared for potential unrest as Gantt arrived with his father and attorney.
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Clemson
S. C
Harvey B. Gantt
Clemson College
South Carolina
S.C
Robert C. Edwards
Harvey Gantt
Edwards
Gantt
U.S. Supreme Court
J. P. Storm
Strom
Charleston
A. R. Blake
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Tillman Hall
Five Fighting French Bid In Europe Market
Five Continental nations allied with Britain battled to keep Britain’s Common Market bid alive and thwart French dominance. West Germany and others proposed delaying a decision by sending the issue to the nine member Commission for study in two to three weeks. The plan aimed to prevent realignments that could please the Soviet Union.
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Europe
Brussels
Belgium
Friends of
Britain
Western
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Western Alliance
United States
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Nineman
Common Market Commission
Walter Hallstein
Test Ban Talks Face Narrow Window Before Moscow Return
U S expects a decision within a week on a possible Soviet Union test ban treaty. Khrushchev signals a willingness to allow two to three on site inspections yearly. Kennedy orders a temporary halt to underground Nevada tests to press negotiation progress.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Kennedy
New York
Kenne
Britain
Nevada
U.S.S.R
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Turns Colder
Cold conditions persist in Northeast Kansas with clouds increasing tonight. Lows dip to 15 to 20 degrees and little temperature rise is expected on Tuesday.
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Kansas
KU and Nine Other State Universities Plan Shared Resources
Officials from Kansas University and nine peer institutions in six Midwest states discussed forming the Council of the Mid American State Universities Association to share educational resources. A formal organization would operate from the KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas with a director and staff, aiming to boost efficiency through cooperation.
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Kansas University
Midwest
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Big Eight
Colorado State College
Towa University
Council of the Mid- American State Universities Associaton
W. J. Argersinger
KU Graduate School
Clifford
Hardin
Nebraska
J. Boyd Page
Iowa State University
Elmer Ellis
Missouri
A. Roy Chamberlain
Colorado State
Marvin Edmison
Oklahoma State
Argersinger
Med Center
Cold Front Threatens Warming Trend As Arctic Cold Hits
A new cold front threatens the ongoing warm spell on Tuesday with NW winds and cloudy skies. Sunday saw a record low of eight below zero, ninth below for the month, while Saturday’s snow yielded a quarter inch and .04 inch moisture.
City Opens Bids on New Recreation Center Annex
Lawrence city commissioners set bid opening for Tuesday for a one story brick Community Building Annex on the west side of South Park. The $40 000 project includes a main meeting room, canteen, offices and a sheltered outdoor recreation wing with fireplaces.
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Lawrence City Commission
South Park
City Hall
23Rd Street
U.S. 59
Electronic Pacemaker Born From Space Tech A Lifesaving Device
The article describes a small implanted electronic pacemaker derived from space satellite tech, used to regulate a patient’s heart after a severe attack. It notes about 2,000 Americans live with such devices, outlines early developments by Zoll Lillehei Bakken and Greatbatch, and details a surgical implantation procedure and the patient’s condition.
KU Alumni Chief to Retire in 1966 Centenary Plans
Elsworth, long time executive secretary of the Kansas University Alumni Association, will retire June 30 after 38 years. He will become counsel to the University Centenary Committee planning KU's 100th anniversary in 1966. Ellsworth oversaw growth from 2,700 to 16,499 members and expanded finances and assets. a new residence hall, Ellsworth Hall, will house 666 students this September. His sons include Stephen, a corporate manager, and Robert, a congressman from Kansas.
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Red Elsworth
Kansas University Alumni Association
Wilsworth
Ellaworth
Alumni Association
Life
Kansas Board of Regents
the University
Ellsworth
Stephen
New York
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Robert
Kansas
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University of Minnesota
Earl Bakken
Lillehei
St. Paul
William Chardock
Buffalo VA Hospital
Wilson Greatbatch
Associated Press
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Mr. White
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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