United States offers aid with Cyprus peace keeping force
The United States proposed joining a NATO led peace keeping force for Cyprus. The plan envisions a total 10 000 troops with 1 000 to 2 000 from the U S and a three month mission. A European mediator would be appointed from among Allied nations.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.S
NATO
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
George W. Ball
Ball
Dean Rusk
Japan
Korea
Rusk
State Department
Widow Denies She Accused Anyone in Evers Slaying
Medgar Evers widow testified at Byron De La Beckwith trial denying she accused anyone at the scene of the slaying. Pathologist Dr. Forrest Bratley described a high powered rifle wound as cause of death. The state seeks the death penalty in the high-profile Mississippi case.
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Evers
Hardy Lott
Greenwood
Bratley
Beckwith
Dist. Atty
William L. Waller
Mississippi
Waller
Cookware Ad Linked to Senate Inquiry Case
Albert G. Young testified that in 1957 he bought TV advertising on an Austin station owned by the Johnson family after a man he believed to be Walter Jenkins called to confirm. Reynolds said he arranged the ad time after John son life insurance, with Jenkins denying knowledge of the deal. Young, president of Mid Atlantic Stainless Steel, aimed to resolve sworn statement conflicts in the Baker case inquiry.
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Washington
Albert G. Young
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Walter Jenkins
Johnson’s
Mr. Jenkins
Reynolds
Young
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Don B
Silver Spring
Jenkins
National Funeral Directors Ad Notes Rumsey Funeral Home
Classified notice from Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 5111 listing services from the National Funeral Directors Association with contact information and ad details.
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National Funeral Directors, Assn
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ranger 6 Nears Moon With Remote Reaim and Boost
Signals from Ranger 6 show the spacecraft on course to hit the moon after a midcourse correction. Dr. William Pickering of JPL said the maneuver looks normal and that the craft will likely strike the lunar surface.
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Pasadena
Calif
William Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pickering
Moon
Space
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ranger
Ranger 6
Rain brings welcome moisture to Lawrence area and Kansas
The first substantial rain in months fell Thursday and Friday across Kansas including Lawrence. KU and Walter Schwarz logged .52 inch with others reporting .50 to .85 inch. Derby saw 1.05 inches and Topeka about .35 to .50. Forecast calls for continued fair, cooler nights with a warmup to near 60 Saturday and a state-wide five day outlook above normal temperatures.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University
KU. Worden
Leavenworth
Topeka
Herington
Pretty Prairie
Derby
Wichita
Chanute
Union Town
Lake el Dorado
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lawrence Area
Zanzibar Becomes One-Party State Under Afro Shirazi Rule
President Abeid Karume announces the People's Republic of Zanzibar as a one party state with the Afro Shirazi party the sole legal entity. The declaration centralizes political power on the spice island in Tanganyika era reports.
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Zanzibar
Dar ES Salaam, Tanganyika
Abeid Karume
People
Satellite sighting time set for Saturn I launch
NASA has announced 6 06 a m Saturday as the next local sighting time for the new heavy satellite Saturn I launched Wednesday. It will be seen to the south 17 degrees above the horizon traveling southeast.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Two Hospitalized After Mishaps In Area Early Today
Two people were hospitalized after separate one car crashes in the area this morning. Robert E. Thrash 41 of Manhattan was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a crash on U S 40. Beverly Ann Roberts 21 a KU senior from Kansas City Mo was treated at the same hospital after her car struck a utility pole on Twenty Third Street. A second accident at 19th and Mass St between Louisa Davis 37 and Eugenie Harris 22 left Harris with head injuries and Davis with a minor head injury.
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Robert E. Thrash
Manhattan
U.S. 40
Lawrence
Thrash
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World
Wayne Schmille
Beverly Ann Roberts
Kansas University
Kansas City
Twenty-Third Street
Massachusetts
Jack Evans
Lyle Edds Jr
Route 2
Roberts
Miss Roberts
Evans
Louisa E. Davis
Lyons
Eugenie L. Harris
W. 6Th
19Th
Mass
St. Harris
Cupid's Arrows Rapid Rebuy Classifieds Ad
A short notice advertises a rapid buy or sell service titled Cupid's Arrows. It references contact details and a phone line VI 3-1000 for arranging re advertising. The item suggests quick transactions through a local classified platform.
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Cupid
De Gaulle Pushes Southeast Asia Neutralization and China Ties
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle urged neutralization of Southeast Asia and said relations with China are essential to that goal. He defended recognizing Communist China while avoiding a two Chinas stance and cautioned that China's influence shapes Western policy in Vietnam Laos Cambodia India Pakistan and Burma.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Red China
de Gaulle
Peking
China
France
West
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
India
Pakistan
Burma
DeGaulle
North
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mao Tse-tung
Kansas Geology Survey Aids City, Industry and Education
Lawrence readers learn how the State Geological Survey answers queries about land suitability water reserves and mineral production. The article highlights the survey’s role in assessing resources, testing materials, and compiling data, noting Erasmus Snow as a foundational figure and the 1864 start of the agency now employing about 70 people including 23 geologists.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
State Geological Survey
Lindley Hall
Kansas University
Survey
United States
Erasmus Snow
Foreign Students at KU Study Demographics
Analysis shows 423 foreign students from 73 nations at Kansas University. 195 from the Far East, 49 Near East, 81 Europe, with 337 men and 6 women. Engineering leads majors. 315 scholarships held. Mean age 24.8. three fourths live off campus.
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Kansas University
Far East
Near East
Europe
South America
North America
Central America
Africa
Legion Initiation Dinner Attracts Over 125 Reservations
More than 125 reservations are set for the Legion initiation dinner at 6 30 p m Monday in Legionaires 3408 W 6th Lt Commander Alan Fisher says 70 new members will be initiated after the steak dinner Clarence Oakes director of the Institute for American Strategy in Chicago will speak The dinner and talk are open to the public and for Legionnaires and their wives.
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Legionaires
Alan Fisher
Clarence Oakes
Institute For American Strategy
Chicago
Fisher
Hungary Defense Minister Announces $40 Million Cut
In Budapest on Thursday Lajos Czinege, Hungarys defense minister, announced a $40 million reduction in military expenditures as the communist government faces budget tightening.
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Budapest
Lajos Czinege
Hungary
Weather Forecast for Northeast Kansas Warmer Weekend
Continues fair weather tonight with cooler conditions. Lows around 25 tonight. Warmer Saturday with highs near 60. Northeast Kansas forecast notes continued fair skies into Saturday and a temperature rise.
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Kansas
VFW Stag Dinner Tonight With Bar B Q Ribs
Tonight at 6 30 p m the VFW hosts a stag dinner featuring Bar B Q ribs and catfish for members. Prospective members may attend the program with advance admission.
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VFW
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