Test Ban Pact Near Completion Amid Hurdle Over Nonaggression Pact
Moscow reports say U S Britain and the Soviet Union near a limited nuclear test ban covering air space outer space and underwater. A final snag remains over a accompanying nonagression pledge sought by Khrushchev and Gromyko with Washington awaiting Har riman to initial the text.
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Moscow
U.S
Khrushchev
Washington
Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Andrei Gromyko
Fay D. Kohler
Lenin Stadium
NATO
Europe
Andrei A. Gromyko
West
Germany
East Germany
Kennedy
Western Alliance
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Through Tuesday
Mosty fair conditions persist in northeast Kansas until Tuesday with a few showers likely Tuesday morning. Tonight’s low temperatures taper to the upper 60s to 70s as conditions shift to mild and unsettled coastal trends.
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Kansas
Weather snapshot for the date with records
The note records yesterday's high of 95 and low 69 with a 74 degree low predicted for Saturday. It cites a year ago high of 93 and low of 65 and mentions a record high of 105 in 1916 and a record low of 56 in 1950.
Journal-World Classified Request for Mail Pickup
The notice requests delivery of the Journal-World to a self-addressed envelope via phone line VI 3-1000 with no further details or context available in the fragment.
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Journal-World
Kennedy Unveils Plan to Refer Rail Dispute to ICC
President Kennedy proposed legislation to send the railroad work rules dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission for prompt hearing and disposition. The plan aims to preserve collective bargaining while delaying any strike until ICC acts, with security provisions in ICC orders.
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Washington
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Congress
Pierre Salinger
ICC
Salinger
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
New KU Telephone Directories Set for August Switch
Kansas University officials plan a series of telephone directory distributions ahead of a new system switch on August 4. A pre preliminary directory will reach campus mail July 31 and home addresses the same day, with wider Lawrence business distribution via the Chamber of Commerce in August. The initial directory covers university offices, departments, staff and key secretaries, while a student inclusive directory follows after fall enrollment and a final student directory appears in October. The new system will give direct numbers for faculty and staff via University 4 2700, replacing Viking 3 2700, and will allow direct long distance dialing within the Lawrence 913 area code.
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Kansas University
George Smith
Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Strong Hall
Smith
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Viking
University
Governors Battle Over Civil Rights At Governors Conference
New York Governor Rockefelle r and Senator Goldwater clash over civil rights as they push for 1964 GOP nomination at the Governors Conference. Democratic chiefs label Goldwater a segregationist while Republicans hint at a broader race impact.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Goldwater
Rockefeller
William E. Miller
Arizona
Margaretta
Happy) Murphy
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
U S Britain and India Agree on China Air Defense Pact
The United States Britain and India announced an air defense pact to strengthen India's defenses against possible air attacks by Communist China. The State Department said the three nations will consult with India on measures to bolster defenses if aggression resumes, based on the situation at the time.
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Washington
United States
Britain
India
China
State Department
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Promotes Vacation Pak Service
Fred and Oscar Rumsey sole owners offer the Vacation Pak service with no extra charge advertised in the Journal World. Contact VI 3-511 for details and scheduling.
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Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Journal- World
iNo
Rights march in Lawrence highlights housing and jobs
About 275 to 300 people joined the Freedom March from St Luke A.M.E. Church to the Courthouse to push for equal employment and housing opportunities. NAACP members organized the event, with Topeka attorney Samuel Jackson delivering the keynote urging continued action amid progress against segregation.
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Journal-World Photo
St. Luke A.M.E
9Th and
N.Y. Sts
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Topeka
Samuel Jackson
NAACP
Joe
Jackson
Weekend temperatures swing with warm days and cool nights
The report notes highs near 98 on Saturday and 95 on Sunday with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. A brief shower occurred in Kansas City as a weak cold front crosses the region. The Lawrence area remains far below average year to date rainfall at 14.42 inches through today.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Lawrence
Armed quartet robs Star Credit Union in Kansas City
Four gunmen robbed the Star Credit Union inside the Kansas City Star building just before noon, taking 35000 dollars that had been delivered by Brink's armored car. They forced two women and a man to lie on the floor and fled after grabbing unopened money sacks. A gang member waited outside during the heist.
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Kansas City
Star Credit Union
Credit Union
Lis ton Patterson title rematch weighs in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Sonny Liston weighed 215 pounds and Floyd Patterson 194 1/2 pounds for the heavyweight title rematch. Liston holds a 25 1/2 pound edge after last September 25 in Chicago when he knocked Patterson out in the first round.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Patterson
Chicago
Lawrencians Visit Reopened Lake City With Local Flavor
Journal-World staff report Lake City Colorado attracts Texans and Oklahomans as tourism grows via a new smooth highway ten miles southwest of Gunnison. Hinsdale County, twice Douglas County in area, has 263 residents and high elevations with ten mountains over 13 000 feet. Summer crowds swell to 200 to 300 vacationers in July and August.
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Lake City
Colo
Rockies
America
Lawrence
Gunn
Hinsdale County
Douglas County
U.S
Pike's Peak
Editor's Note on Dr. Prank Cross at Karnans University
An editor's note outlines Dr. Prank TW Cross's roles at Karnans University and related research bodies. It notes his denial of a WE start tnit and lists his affiliations with the Natural History Mission and the Kansas State Theological Survey. The piece details his degrees from home State University and Oklahoma AGM and traces his academic progression at IU.
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Prank TW. Cross
Karnans University
Kansas State
Cross
Clas
Cross Hive
Wydtodd St
Fish Image and Local Angling Prospects in Kansas
The article defends fish against underestimation and discusses Angling in Douglas County Kansas. It describes fish intelligence and behavior and outlines near term fishing prospects with new lakes and reservoirs and management practices for catfish in small ponds. It also notes how native fish reveal past water conditions and the impact of sedimentation and pollution on streams and fish populations. It cites historical authorities on Kansas river changes.
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Douglas County
Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Soil Conservation Service
Kansas
Kaness
Kaw
Platte
Missouri
Arkansas
Lawrence
Francis H. Snow
Lewis L. Dyche
Flint Hills
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Michigan
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Pennsylvania
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Scranton
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