Telstar Launch Set for Tuesday From Cape Canaveral
Telstar the private industry satellite is scheduled for launch Tuesday from Cape Canaveral. Bell Labs will fund the $3 million Thor Delta mission and handle tracking. If successful the first live transatlantic TV signals could reach viewers within a week from ground stations in Andover Maine and Holmdel New Jersey.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Telstar
Bell Telephone Laboratories
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell
America
Europe
Andover
Maine
Holmdel
N.J
U.S
Ex-Convict Admits Burglary Sprees Across States
A former Texas convict, Harry C. Suggs, 56, Dallas, admits nine burglaries in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas after being caught in Ponca City Oklahoma. He lists Lawrence Furniture Co and other targets with losses totaling tens of thousands, claiming tools bought in Lawrence on July 2 and saying he is tired.
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Lawrence
Texas
Ponca City
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fred Neely
Harry C. Suggs
Dallas
Suggs
Huntsville
Lawrence Furniture Co
Mass. St
Neely
Lawrence Furniture
Clay Center
Salina
Atchison Jewelry
Winfield Meat Market
Hutchinson Jewelry
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Longview, Tex
Taylor, Tex
Brians
Mass. 1
Cosmopolitan Club Names New International President
Manuel DeBusk of Dallas will be installed Friday as International President of Cosmopolitan International during the Rockton Illinois convention. He will lead the organization across the United States Canada and Mexico until the Saskatoon convention in July 1963. Morris Kay of Lawrence requests the headquarters be established there and attendees from Lawrence include Jim Clark, Howard Conkey Jr, and Louis Hammer.
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Manuel DeBusk
Dallas
Cosmopolitan International
Rockton
DeBusk
United States
Canada
Mexico
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Morris Kay
Lawrence
Kay
Jim Clark
Howard Conkey Jr
Louis Hammer
Birth notices and listings for Memorial Hospital district families
A long list of names from Memorial Hospital area residents, noting births and family entries. Includes couples and addresses across Eudora, DeSoto, Ottawa, Perry, Leavenworth, and neighboring towns with newborns mentioned for a variety of dates.
Reapportionment Suit Alleges Political Bias and Improper Power
Plaintiffs led by Wyandotte officials Cor dell D. Meeks Courtney A. Robertson and others charge that the reapportionment plan was drawn to divide the state into oddly shaped districts and abused constitutional power. Defendants include Gov John Anderson the secretary of state the attorney general election commissioners and county clerks representing 105 counties.
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Cordell D. Meeks
Courtney A. Robertson
Wyandotte
Henry Lueck
Netawaka
Marshall Gardiner
Leavenworth
Education Cited As a Basic Need For Union Group
Emery Bacon of the United Steel Workers spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club about labor education as essential for union members to adapt to changing jobs. He urged broader four year programs, cited KU’s involvement, and warned of plant closures and rising unemployment amid calls for improved educational facilities.
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U. S
Lawrence Rotary Club
Emery Bacon
United Steel Workers of America
Bacon
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania State
Missouri University
U.S
U. S. Steel
Steelworkers
Ynland Steel
No Survivors Reported After Bombay Jetliner Crash
Airline officials said there were 94 aboard the Italian jetliner and no survivors. The crash occurred near Bombay Friday, details pending from investigators.
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Bombay
India
Rider Injured in Garnett Area Plane Crash
A 21 year old Eudora area farmer Newell Rodewald was seriously injured when his single engine Piper Cub failed to land near Garnett. He was in fair condition at Anderson County Hospital with fractured ankles a concussion and multiple lacerations. Witnesses said the plane suddenly plummeted to the ground as he began his landing.
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Eudora Area
Newell Rodewald
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Rodewald
Robert Brecheisen
Eudora
Lake Garnett
Erhart
Brecheisen
Lawrence
Nuclear Test Reported Power From 10 Megaton Claim
Officials differed on the device’s yield with mentions of ten megatons and a possible one megaton outcome. If accurate, the explosion would dwarf the Hiroshima blast by about 50 times, with a task force spokesman calling the test a success for U.S. prestige in missile development. No word on further tests or schedule after repeated delays on Johnston Island.
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Task Force 8
Hiroshima
Task Force
U.S
Johnston Island
KU Alumni Magazine Highlights Town and Gown Cooperation
The June issue reprints an Opinions from the Hill column by Walter Sandelius professor of political science on the importance of politics. Raymond G. O Connor associate professor of history discusses America's Military Dilemma. Crum gains ballot nickname Larry Crum after AG ruling for both primary and general elections.
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The
Kansas University
Journal- World
Walter Sandelius
Congressional Record
Raymond G. O'Connor
Dr. O’connor
America
Laurice R
Larry) Crum
Attorney General’s Office
Crum
Larry Crum
Grant District sells four school buildings for 27500
Consolidated Grant district auctioned four former schools White Burnette Bismarck and Oak Ridge plus about eight acres of land for 27500. The new district plans a single school west of the airport opening in September with proceeds placed in the operating fund. Individual prices: White 9300 Burnette 7100 Bismarck 5200 Oak Ridge 5900.
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Grant Consolidated School District
White
Burnette
Bismarck
Oak Ridge
Emil Heck Jr
Grant Board
Heck
Everett Bailey
Lake
Tom Akin
W. W. Hatfield
Donald L. Willits
Get the Journal World at Your Summer Address Ad
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe or relocate to receive the Journal-World this summer, providing a phone contact VI3 1000 for subscription arrangements.
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Journal-World
School Board weighs site needs for future expansion
The board reviews playground access off street parking and hazards while planning for a site that serves a growing student body. Enrollment has risen about 300 yearly for 12 years, peaking near 6,100 in 61-62 and expected to reach 6,400 in 62-63 with potential 9,000 in ten years.
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Wolfe
Military Mind and Civilian Leadership in a War Footing
An analysis of the clash between military expertise and civilian authority in national security. It argues that soldiers think differently, favor collective over individual aims, stress obedience, and serve as technical experts. It warns that a permanently wartime state risks eroding democracy and public trust in politics.
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United States
Korea
Pentagon
White House
America
George Myers 84 Founder of Myers Year Books Dies
George W. Myers 84 founder of Myers Year Books Inc died Sunday after an extended illness in Topeka. He moved from Atchison to Topeka in 1925 and was appointed assistant business manager for Kansas.
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George Myers
Topeka
George W. Myers
Myers Yearbooks, Inc
Myers
Atchison
Kansas
Card of Thanks from Rose Starr
Rose Starr thanks friends for flowers and cards during a hospital stay. The note appears in a community newspaper including an advisory about plans and a travel service offer with no extra charge.
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Rose Starr
Journal- World
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Cosmopolitan Club
Lodge
Lawrence Lodge
AF & M
Chester M. Lessenden
W.M
George W. Mole
Secy
Tom Yee
John Dietrich
Tenn
Harry Minner
A. J
Alvin Laster
McLouth
Davie Watts
Nellie Porter
N. J
Edna Smith
DeSoto
Dorothea Robertson
Route 5
Dora Nicolay
Sheri Stephenson
Tonganoxie
James Robb
Marian Clark
Nora Ellswick
Perry
Wilma Reber
Lana Christie
Elaine Parsons
Ruth Bryant
Roy Anderson
Viola Crumer
Brenda Rogers
Waldean Cooper
Seneca
Gerald Criss
James Shipley
William Dillon
Elm
Larry Campbell
Davi Rd
John Norris
Belle Haven
Sharon Curran
Patricia Smith
W. 25Th
Alma Hassler
Donna Hornberger
Edward Paasch
Mary McElhinney
Campus Rd
Lila Peters
Barker
Pearl Lutz
Ottawa
Jimmie Zimmerman
Locust
Dorothy Harvey
Donna Johnson
Oskaloosa
Carol Wright
Iowa
Democrats
Steelworkers Institute
K U.S
Plains
Pacific Coast
National Guardsmen
Karl Reber
Don Ousdahl
Camp Ripley
Minn
Journal-World Photo
Garnett Area
Grant
Mee
American
Funk
Warrens
Arsbert Funeral Home
New Hampshire
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawnce Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th
Fred L. Cooper
William C. Warren
Round Corner Drug Co
Mel Fisher
Fitch
George Hedrick
WM. Terrell
Mass. Sf
Carl Mingos
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