Queen Elizabeth Booed by Demonstrators in London
In London protesters from Communist and antiwar groups booed Queen Elizabeth II during a state visit by King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece. The queen, shaken, left the theater with Prince Philip while police detained nine demonstrators including an American, amid strong denouncements from Home Secretary Henry Brooke.
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London
Elizabeth II
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Royal
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
France Philip
Committee of 100
Fremie
Panayotis Pipinelis
Betty Ambatielos
Tony
Ambatielos
Britain
Four KU students hurt in Wellman Road wreck near Lawrence
A car wreck eight miles northwest of Lawrence sent four Kansas University students to hospital. Jack Geisendorf 20 in poor condition with a broken neck and crushed chest while Henry Salmans Jr 20 suffered a probable broken leg and cuts. Stephanie Brown 21 and Evelyn Lewis 18 sustained cuts and bruises. The car, owned by Geisendorf, left the highway, rolled, crossed a creek, and crashed.
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Kansas University
Salina
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Wellman Road
Jack Geisendorf
Saline County
Geisendorf
Oskaloosa Sheriff’s Office
Giesendorf
Rush-Smith Funeral Home
Henry Salmans Jr
Stephanie Brown
Evelyn Lewis
Independence
Corbin Hall
Stock Market Closes Lower In New York Trading
AP reports New York stocks end the session with the Dow Jones index down around six tenths, closing near 271.7 points as 60 stocks finish lower amid cautious trading.
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NEW York (Ap
Weather update for Northeast Kansas with chance of rain
A weather bulletin notes showers and scattered thunderstorms through Friday across northeast Kansas. Tonight's low near 60s, Friday's high around the mid 70s, with mixed readings and rainfall traces mentioned for this date historically.
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Kansas
Comrades Clash: Soviet Chinese Talks See No Show
Soviet and Chinese negotiators failed to appear at the villa where talks have run since last Friday amid ideological disputes. Tass reported Khrushchev met with Brezhnev Mikoyan in Moscow, while no comment was given on the stalled talks.
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Peking
Communist Party Central Committee
Communist Party
Tass
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Kremlin
Party Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Kennedy
Kwangming Daily
U.S
McNamara cites 1.1 billion savings in defense costs
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara announced a 1.1 billion savings in the military's supply procurement system for the past year, with expected five year average near 3.9 billion. He stressed no cuts to combat forces and denied plans to withdraw units in Europe.
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Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Kennedy
Europe
U.S
Pentagon
Defense
Department
Wescoe Burns Recovery Opens Way to President Search
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe, burned in a gasoline flare incident, says he is feeling fine and has returned to Lawrence. He will guide Wichita University presidential selection after July 1 as the regents seek a long term hire beyond a single year. He plans to travel to New York for Ford Foundation talks and then spend August with family in Minnesota.
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Kansas’ University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Spicer
Minn
Wescoe
Lawrence
Wichita University
Cramer Reed
WU Board of Regents
Emory Linquist
Wichita
State Board of Regents
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Chancellor
New York
Ford Foundation
Minnesota
Rain Forecast Lifts Arid Lawrence as Rainfall Totals Surface
A drought year in Lawrence prompts optimism as forecasters predict rain tonight and Friday. Record highs and lows are nearby historical comparisons amid scattered showers across nearby towns. rainfall totals vary from 4 to over 12 inches in surrounding areas, with guard units called for flood duty at Gypsum.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Potwin
Newton
Hillsboro
Durham
Weather Bureau
Salina
Mentor
Miltonvale
Caldwell
Haddam
Wakefield
Council Grove
Fredonia
Cherryvale
Osborne
Lyons
McPherson National Guard
Gypsum
101 Year Old Lawrence Home Burns In Fire
A late afternoon fire destroyed a 14 room brick house from 1862 on Ist and Midshipmen Streets near Lawrence. Once home to Dean Olin Templin of Kansas University it was not insured and slated for demolition by current owners. It stood as a landmark and had served as a private hospital and showplace in its prime.
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Ist and
Mich. Sts
Dean Olin Templin
Kansas University
Ired Kurata
Journal-World
Lawrence Area
Midh, Sts
Olin Templin
Carl Hunzicker
Hunzicker
Fred Kurata
Kuratas
Journal- World
Dean Templin
Templin
A. 4. Anderson
Flash Flood Hits Gypsum Kansas As Creeks Burst Banks
Four creeks overwhelmed Gypsum Kansas main street with up to five feet of floodwater in a two mile area. National Guard and Army units assisted but residents declined evacuation. Rain totals reached up to 9 inches with rapid runoff. no injuries and no loss estimates yet. Gypsum has about 590 residents located 20 miles southeast of Salina.
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Kansas
Spring Creek
Bull Run
Hobbs Creek
Gypsum Creek
Gypsum
Smoky Hill
Salina
Douglas County Wheat Yield Averages 28 Bushels Per Acre
Douglas County 1963 summer wheat yield averages 28 bushels per acre, down from 30 in 1962 but above early expectations. County data from Extension Agent Deal Six shows state average around 22, with regional highs of 41.8 and 45.76 for Ottawa and Kaw varieties. National figures project Kansas 184.8 million bushels, with drought and late spring weather influencing final outcomes.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
Six
Ans
Acre
Kansas
Crop Reporting Service
McLouth Angler Drowns in Pond
A 70 year old fisherman Samuel Lancaster of McLouth drowned when he slipped into a farm pond east of McLouth while setting fishing lines. The body was recovered by five men from Jarbalo.
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Samuel Lancaster
McLouth
Charles Larkin
Leavenworth
Dennis Lancaster
Larkin
Jarbalo
H. H. Aduos
Me-Louth
MeLouth
Lawrence
Bradford Funeral Home
Me- Louth
Germany seeks hunter killer subs and attack submarines
Allied diplomats report West Germany seeks permission to build a fleet of hunter killer submarines of about 1 000 tons as the next armament step. Bonn defense chiefs plan ocean going attack subs up to 1 700 tons, first since World War II, with Kiel facilities prepared.
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London
West Germany
Bonn
Kiel
Regents Push Research Drive and Faculty Pay Increases
Kansas regents leader Henry Bubb urges expansion of the research program and higher faculty pay to retain top professors. He champions creating the Kansas Research Foundation, a distinguished professorship program with 90 000 for hires, and merit raises up to 12 percent for top ranks. He says funding should come from university fees if needed and emphasizes attracting outside projects.
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Henry Bubb
Kansas Research Foundation
Regents
Research Foundation
John Anderson
Bubb
Kansas
Topeka Savings and Loan
University of Kansas Business School
National Alumni Association
Athletic Board
Bowles Arrives in Jakarta En Route to India Post
Chester Bowles, new U.S. ambassador to India, has arrived in Jakarta Indonesia on his way to assume the post, as reported from Jakarta by AP with Journal-World address and contact details.
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Indonesia
Chester Bowles
U.S
India
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