Telstar Opens as Global Switchboard for Live Signals
Telstar satellite launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor Delta rocket marks a step toward a space relay system for radio telephone and television. NASA and AT&T plan tests within hours to relay live TV pictures between the United States and Western Europe, with ground stations in Andover Maine Holmdel New Jersey and stations in Britain and France.
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Cate Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Telstar
Cape Canaveral
TV Tonight
United States
Europe
NASA
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Andover
Maine
At&t
Goonhilly Down
Falmouth
England
Plemour-Bodou
Brittany
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Holmdel
N.J
Yoe in Fair Condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tom Yoe director of the Kansas University News Bureau is in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack Saturday. Hospital officials reported no further details.
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Tom Yoe
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Yoe
Journal World Contact Details For Summer Address
The notice provides a summer mailing option for the Journal-World with phone contact VJ3 1000 and a wAdv reference. It directs readers to update delivery address and reach the publication for subscription changes.
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Journal-World
U S Professor Criticizes Russia Bomb Role at World Peace Congress
American professor Dale Pontius of Chicago denounces Soviet resumption of nuclear tests at the Kremlin World Peace Congress. He warns against one sided anti communist rhetoric while urging restraint and peace. Pontius cites past critiques of Kennedy Eisenhower and MacArthur and accuses Red China of border incidents with India.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Dale Pontius
Chicago
Kremlin Hall
Congress
Khrushchev
Pacific
Pontius
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Red
China
India
Kiwanis Club Recommends These Trees for Planting
Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis Club previews trees suited to the area as part of a planting drive. The Russian olive endures drought and cold, reaches up to 50 feet, and suits yards or hedges. The red leaf plum stays under 10 feet, offers pink spring blooms and bronze-red summer foliage.
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Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
Russia
Minnesota
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Airlift completes for 1500 troops from Forbes AFB
The 2nd Battle Group 12th Infantry 1st Division airlifted 1500 soldiers from Forbes Air Force Base near Topeka to Rhein Main Germany. All 20 C 135 planes landed by 2 13 p m Lawrence time Monday after about 20 hours in the air. The last plane departed Forbes at 4 42 a m Monday after a transfer due to mechanical difficulties. The mission replaces a group returning to the United States for a six month tour.
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Rhein-Main Air Base
Frankfurt
Germany
Lawrence
Forbes
2Nd Battle Group
12Th Infantry
United States
Two Lawrencians Lead Arn-for-Senator Reception Team
John Weatherwax and Travis Glass were named co chairmen of the Douglas County Arn-for-Senator reception committee. Edward F. Arn arrives Friday for his campaign in the Republican primary for the U S Senate and plans a public coffee social at the Eldridge Hotel in Lawrence followed by a street meet on Massachusetts Street and a noon luncheon speech. He will later visit Baldwin and Eudora in the county.
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John Weatherwax
Travis Glass
Eldridge
Weatherwax and
Glass
Ann
Masachusetts Street
Arn
Baldwin
Eudora
Dartmouth Heads to Kentucky Dayton and Butler for Holiday Trip
Dartmouth College announces a 1962 Christmas vacation basketball tour visiting Kentucky in Lexington Dayton in Ohio and Butler in Indianapolis. The trip features three intercollegiate games during the holiday period.
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Dartmouth
Kentucky
Dayton
Butler
Indianapolis
Douglas County Quarterhorse Show Set for Aug 11 at Fairgrounds
The second annual Douglas County Quarterhorse Show will be held Saturday, Aug 11, at the 4-H Fairgrounds with 16 halter classes, four performance events, and three youth activity classes. Judge Jack Kyle of Santa Rosa NM. show manager E M Hammig Jr. secretary Judy Jackman. A register ed filly yearling Mira Beep Wimpy will be awarded to a 4-H member, from a contest sponsored by Bowersock Mills and Mower Co. Entrants must spot defects in contest drawings. deadline July 15.
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Douglas County
Jack Kyle
Santa Rosa
N. M
E. M. Hammig Jr
Judy Jackman
Mira Beep Wimpy
Bowersock Mills and Mower Co
Mass
Journal-World
F.C. Jackman
4-H
Douglas
Mill Iron
Lazy Three Ranch
Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Jackman
Local ballet and engineering programs feature Lawrence students
Ballet students present July 27 in Hoch Auditorium. Engineering campers study modern materials, science and design with lab work and field trips. Area and Lawrence students listed with fields in music, theater, art, speech, and dance including Calvin Aragon, Elizabeth Bales, David Armstrong, Gloria Espinosa, Nina Garrett, Alan Hitt, Nancy Hitt, Patty McGrew, Rosemary King, Scott Nelson, Patricia Mosger, Isrik Wright, and others from Haskell Institute, McLouth, Winchester.
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Hoch
Lawrence
Calvin Aragon
Haskell Institute
David Armstrong
W. 26Th
Elizabeth Bales
Murrow
Naismith Dr
Alex Brown
Maine
Cindy Brown
Westwood Rd
Mary Lynn Bruns
W. 19Th
Stephen Dykes
Schwarz Rd
Angela Elniff
Sunset Dr
Gloria Espinosa
Haske! Institute
Julia Fearing
N. H. St
Mimi Frink
Stratford Rd
Nancy Gallup
Miss, St
Jwila Hausherr
Alan Hitt
Nancy Hitt
Ann Hornbaker
S. 28Rd
David Howard
JH. St
Kathy Jenks
Hillview Rd
Rosemary King
Oxford Rd
David Leonard
la. St
Debbie King
Route 1
Geraldine Maddocks
Mitchell Rd
Patty McGrew
Okla
Cynthia McNown
Highland
Lynn Metzger
Elaine Milett
Ind
Patricia Mosger
Scottt Nelson
Orchard Jane
Mary O'Connell
Mim
Oldfather
Donald Olson
Ann Pierce
Highland Dr
Allan Pratt
Richard Seaver
Bert Smith
Thomas ‘Kaylor
High Dr
Wathy Vaughan
Mass
John Wequist
Barker
Douglas Warriner
Tenn. St
Gilbert Weidman
Carl Welnaug
Stratford Itd
Ann Weir
Spencer
Nancy Ruth Wheeler
Mantle
Rom Wilcox
Kimery
Amaste
Claudia Willams
Isrik Wright
Tenn
St. Music
Visola
Madelyn Dixon
Baldwin
George Crouse
McLouth
Cramsped
Flaine Weispfenning
Winchester
June Turnpike Earnings Rise Ahead of 1961 Figures
Wichita AP Kansas Turnpike officials report June tolls likely about 50000 higher than June 1961 as revenue climbs 12.43 percent for the June 15-28 period. L W Newcomer notes plans to expand toll facilities at South Wichita interchange amid traffic gains tied to Oklahoma freeway gap completion scheduled by September.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
L. W. Newcomer
Turnpike Authority
South
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Purcell
Okla
Blackwell
Perry
Johnston Island high altitude tests may continue
Washington reports two more high altitude detonations likely at Johnston Island though not matching Sundays megaton blast. An Atomic Energy Commission official says the program may end with the next spring and summer tests, while Christmas Island activity winds down and ships remain restricted.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Johnston
Atomic Energy Commission
Camp Dramatists Plan to Present Comedy Thursday
The Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University presents The Insect Comedy on Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. in University Theatre Murphy Hall. A 49 person student cast performs in the first full camp production in 25 years as part of the EU summer theater series with Jed Davis directing.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Josef Capek
Karel Capek
Vagrant
Robin Huggins
the Professor
Paula Harpeter
Apaturatris
Sumanne Hunt
Apatura Clythia
Bruce Levitt
Felix
Tommy Clarkson
Victor
Stanley Morris
Otaker
Sue Giffin
Kay Habenstein
Rosemary Fleming
Barbara Rackley
Young Butterfles
Mimi Frink
Chrysalis
Bill Douglas
Heetle
Julie Hansherr
Beetle
Cathie Doolittle
Rosemary Green
Linn Kirby
Gina Bikales
Tiz Bates
Dave Adams
Dolgoff
Jim Malone
Clarkson
Levitt
Willard
Nelson
Giffin
Lewis
Cindy Holmes
Lettie Palmer
Irene Ballinger
Mary O'Connell
Douglas
Nancy Bishop
Jonelle Moeller
Sandra Molesworth
Jeanne Riffel
Patti Garland
Sue Ingersoll
Joan Bullard
Jean McConnell
Wilma McClendon
Fran Farwell
Gray Will Attend Party Event Here
Andy Gray of Richland a Democratic write in candidate for Kansas secretary of state will speak at a Douglas County Democrats meeting in Lawrence at the Hotel Eldridge Monday night. County chair Frank McDonald says the gathering explains how Gray can qualify for the general election if the party has no official secretary of state candidate. Mrs Georgia Neese Gray will also attend along with other Kansas Democratic nominees.
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Andy Gray
Richland
Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
Eldridge
County Central Committee
Frank McDonald
Central Committee
Gray
Georgia Neese Gray
McDonald
Pro Basketball Switch As Pipers Go to NBA
Pittsburgh owner Lenny Litman says the American Basketball League will suspend operations next season. He was informed in a call with league counsel Allan Bloch in Chicago. The report follows the Cleveland Pipers move to the National Basketball Association, the league’s richest franchise being absorbed.
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Pipers
NBA
Pittsburgh
Lenny Litman
Pittsburgh Rens
Litman
Associated Press
Allan Bloch
Chicago
New York
Cleveland Pipers
Change in leaders at two Lawrence Army Reserve units
Capt James T Bogie Jr will take command of Detachment No 6 replacing Capt Floyd Hill. First Lt William K Hill becomes commander of Dutch No 3 as Detachment No 3’s current executive officer. Both units along with Companies D and E train weekly at the Reserve Center 2100 Iowa St.
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Lawrence U. S. Army
8Th Division
James T. Bogie Jr
Park Hill Terr
Floyd Hill
Kansas City
William K. Hill
Hilltop Rd
No. 3
Reserve Center
Iowa St
Weaver’s Store to Undergo First Phase of Interior Refurbish
Weaver’s department store in Lawrence started a 30 day first phase of a multi stage interior refurbishment. The plan cuts false walls adds a new lighting system and repainting on the first floor as part of a year long program affecting all three floors and basement. President manager Larry Flannery says the overhaul aims to improve lighting and diversify merchandising to meet growth and better serve customers.
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Weaver's Department Store
Larry Flannery
Flannery
Lawrence
Weaver
Arthur B. Weaver
Britain Rejects Khrushchev Berlin Plan
London says Soviet Premier Khrushchev proposal to pull out Western troops and replace with smaller Western allied and Communist satellite garrisons is unacceptable. Foreign Office states continued American British and French forces in West Berlin are non negotiable.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Learn to Prepare a Good Custard Filling
A concise guide to making a versatile custard filling for cut fruit desserts and pastry fillings. Includes tips for using custard in éclairs cream puffs and sponge cake layers with a focus on texture and balance.
Kansas Graduates Shift Toward Higher Education in 1961
Data from Kansas guidance reports shows 26 009 high school graduates in 1961 with 39 percent entering four year colleges and 11 percent to junior colleges. KU freshman enrollment from Kansas was 1511. nationwide non Kansas freshmen totaled 2119.
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Kansas
Kansas University
State Department of Public Instruction
Topeka
Adel F. Throckmorton
Carl Fahrbach
Vacation Pak Service Featured in World Journal Plans
World Journal highlights the Vacation Pak plan with no extra charge. Ady promotes bundled travel options and inclusive pricing.
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Journal- World
Ady
Record Corn Crop Predicted in State
TOPEKA AP Record corn yields were forecast for the 1962 Kansas crop. The Kansas Crop Reporting Service predicted an average yield of 48 bushels per acre, tying last year’s record. Total production was estimated at 60 576 000 bushels in the first forecast, about 2 million more than 1961.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop Reporting Service
C of C Directors Meet This Noon
The Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee will again take part in the 4-H livestock auction at the County Fair this fall. The board approved sponsoring visits to area industrial plants to improve farmer and businessman ties. They also urged City Hall to study urban renewal feasibility for Lawrence and discussed downtown renovations and handling customer complaints. First Vice President Clif Calvin presided in President Jim Clark’s absence.
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Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
C of C Board of Directors
Lawrence
Lawrence Trade Area
C of C
Clif Calvin
Jim Clark
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for flowers cards and food at the loss of our loved one and for kindnesses during her long illness. Ernest Leary Dorothy Leary Norman Leary Denise Ralph Leary Susan Leary
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Ernest Leary
Dorothy Leary
Norman Leary
Denise
Ralph Leary
Susan
In Memoriam for Beloved Husband and Father
In loving memory of our husband and father who died July 10, 1961. His smiling way and pleasant face are a pleasure to recall. He had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him in the better land. Mrs. Marion Barlow & Family.
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Marion Barlow
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