Rights Measure is Imperative European Reds Close Meet Backing USSR
Soviet satellite leaders headed home after a weekend with Khrushchev amid signs of splits in the Communist world. Hungary's Janos Kadar, Poland's Wlady slaw Gomulka returned. Romania and Albania were absent. Khrushchev to address East Berlin rally. China says Moscow dispute now touches government relations. Ulbricht's birthday observed as backdrop to a broader gathering.
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Kennedy in Rome Seeks Unity With Western Allies
President Kennedy arrived in Rome to a sparse reception by Italian standards and met with Italian leaders to discuss strengthening the U S and Western Europe alliance. He planned talks with Pope Paul VI and noted the need to keep the intimate alliance strong for the future. Tens of thousands greeted him along routes, with posters praising the United States and Kennedy amid Italy's vacation season.
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Milan
Lake Como
Viva
Viva Kennedy
Viva Jackie
Kennedy urges public accommodations bill to curb racism
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy told the Senate Commerce Committee that passage of the administrations public accommodations bill is essential to remove daily insults to Negroes. He warned failure to pass could worsen US tensions while outlining which businesses would be covered, including hotels, barber shops serving interstate travelers, and beauty shops, but excluding most small or professional services.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Norris Cotton
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Soviet Diplomat Ordered Expelled From U.S. as Spy
Washington reports that the United States ordered expulsion of a Russian diplomat for alleged espionage. Georgi M. Kornienko, the charge d affaires, was summoned to state department offices and did not comment, with no identity of the targeted individual disclosed.
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Russia
Weather outlook and fireworks ad for Northeast Kansas
Fair through Tuesday with hot temperatures. Lows tonight near 70 to 75 and highs Tuesday from 85 to 100. Also promoting a fireworks sale at Benson's End of East 19th and urging readers to get the Journal-World at their summer address via phone Vi 3-1000.
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Magic fades as four day Legion Horse Show ends in Lawrence
Law rence reports record crowds for the 19th annual Legion Horse Show with an estimated 8000 attendees over four evenings and a record 95 classes. Shetland Pony Show drew 500, English Hunt drew 3000, and Sunday’s grand finale attracted over 2000. Winners included Joey Dorignac of New Orleans with Pony Vistas Magic Mystery and Pony Vistas Magic Serenader, while local riders and Miss Rodeo Kansas Franchone DeArmond presented ribbons. Co chairs Bob Compton and Delbert Richardson led the event.
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Arkansas City
Judy Bernhardt
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Clarice Richardson
Closing av erage tumbles as market ends lower
New York stocks finish down with the Dow Jones average at 269.2, off 1.7 points amid broad selling. Traders watch for economic signals as losses widen across sectors.
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King to OK Most Vouchers and Reserve Review Right
Douglas County Attorney Ralph King announced he will sign most Welfare Department pay vouchers for welfare clients while reserving the right to review vouchers he deems illegal. He cites prior opinions affirming the county attorney's duty to flag potentially ineligible cases and asked the Welfare Board to separate illegal from lawful vouchers for payment.
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Ralph King
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King
Ferguson
Welfare Board
June building permits surge in Lawrence set six month record
Lawrence inspectors report $842 250 in permits for June 1962 the third largest June total since 1956 driving six month total to $3 326 012 just under the full 1962 figure. Major projects include two apartment buildings at 1733 and 1745 West 24th Street and a Tau Kap Pa Epsilon fraternity house near 19th and Iowa.
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Pamela Lane
Tau Kap‘Pa Epsilon
19Th
Iowa
Hird
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Wallace Hicklin
Vt. St
Learnard Ct
17Th and
Learnard
Kansas University
Heat Mark Tied By 2 Today In Lawrence July Record
Downtown Lawrence sweltered as the temperature reached 101 degrees at 2 p.m. tying the July 1 all time high set in 1956. Forecasts predict continued heat with a 70s to 75 overnight, 95 to 100 Tuesday high. The area remains about three inches below normal for the first half of the year.
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Lawrence
Woman's Role in Modern Society Opinion Piece
The author, Muriel V W Johnson, reflects on women’s roles in contemporary culture and the balance of thinking and feeling. She argues that motherhood, work, education, and personal choice depend on individual family contexts and cultural background, citing research varieties and global examples to illustrate diverse paths for fulfillment.
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Meniele
K.U
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Howard Lowry
Erich Fromm
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