Test Ban Pact Near Final Reading by Three Powers
Moscow officials reported that the Soviet Union Britain and the United States completed work on a nuclear test ban treaty covering air space outer space and underwater tests The leaders promised an important communique and planned an initialing this week with a possible signing in Moscow by key senators and officials.
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Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Spiridonovka Palace
U.S
W. Averell
Harriman
Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Senate
Antess Khrushchev
W. Averell Harriman
Congress
White House
Pierre Salinger
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lord Haisham
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
NATO
Congress Acts Favorable But Goes Carefully
The railroads accept Kennedy plan to send the four year dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission for binding settlement and delaying a strike. Congress weighs action as unions threaten to strike at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday if work rules take effect. House Speaker McCormack pledges speedy action while Senate hearings set to begin this afternoon under Senator Mansfield.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Board of
The
Association of American Railroads
Capitol
Kennedy
White House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
John D. Pastore
D-R.i
Fairbanks and Astor Named by Mandy in Ward Prostitution Trial
Marilyn Mandy Rice-Davies testified in London that Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Viscount Astor were among her lovers. Ward denies profiting from prostitution while Ward’s trial at Old Bailey moves forward with Mandy's revelations about rent, relationships, and payments linked to Cliveden estate experiences.
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London
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Viscount Astor
Stephen T. Ward
Ward
Mandy
Fairbanks
Mary Lee Epling
Bluefield
W.va
Christine Keeler
Old Bailey Court
Lord Astor
Cliveden
Nancy Astor
Astor
Christine
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Peter Rachman
Douglas Fairbanks
England
Julia Gulliver
Miss Gulliver
Griffith-Jones
Jackie Gleason Sells Fabulous Roundhouse in Peekskill
Jackie Gleason puts his round Hudson River dream house up for sale in Peekskill New York. The asking price is 800000 and includes two curved bars a huge round bed a TV bed screen cylinder bathroom stand and other features. Gleason built the property in 1940 to reflect his image and says he spends too much time away making movies.
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Peekskill
N.Y
Jackie Gleason
Hudson River
New York
Gleason
Japanese Students Tour U S on Foot Arrive in Lawrence
Five Japanese students from Waseda University began a 3200 mile trek of friendship and education in California on March 18. They arrived in Lawrence today hosted by the local Jaycees and will visit Kansas University and several local firms. The group walked about 20 miles daily and will be honored at a Jaycee meeting this evening.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycees
Mitsuo, Shida
Katsuyuki Akahashi
Shichiro Ohnishi
Takashi Yagi
Noboru Tajima
Journal-World Photo
Waseda University
Tokyo
California
New York
Norboru Tajima
Katsuysuki Takahashi
Mitsuo Shida
Kansas University
City Commission
Jaycee
Eldridge Hotel
Jayhawk Box Company
Reuter Organ Company
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Topeka
West Topeka
Baldwin to Vote On Swim Facility
Baldwin City Council calls a special election for a $50 000 pool in Grove Park Bald win. The wedge shaped Junior Olympic pool 824 by 35 by 50 feet with a side wading pool would be built at the Legion Hall if voters approve the bond in August. A majority vote passes the issue.
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Baldwin
Grove Park
Legion Hall
Stock Market Index Ends Session Down 1.0 Point
New York closing for 60-stock index shows a drop to 263.4, with the average down 1.0 point as markets finish trading. The AP reports overall decline across the session and investor sentiment remained cautious amid mixed data.
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New York
Ancient Machines Will Creak Again Threshing Bee Near McLouth
The sixth annual Threshing Bee near McLouth features four large steam engines powering antique equipment on August 3 and 4. Exhibits include steam saw mill, tread mill, antique autos, and a steam powered merry go round. Events include rides, contests, parades, and a 45 minute outdoor worship service with free admission for drivers of antique vehicles.
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McLouth
H. C. Watson
Lawrence
Cecil Luse
Watson
Alma
Charles Edwards
Russ Bartley
Route 4
Robert M. Huseby
Bonner Springs
Kansas City
Florence Fleming
Farmington
Ill
Missouri
Leavenworth
Topeka
Madrid
Iowa
Ernoon
Abilene
McLouth Kiwanis Club
Truck Driver Killed in Flaming Pike Wreck Near Topeka
Fay Thomas, 48, of Schrader Feed Co. Iowa, died when his truck swerved across the Kansas Turnpike near Topeka and burst into flames after hitting a bridge railing. Fellow driver Eugene White, 22, of Tabor survived as the trailer dropped and feed burned.
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Topeka
Fay Thomas
Schrader Feed Co
Tabor
Iowa
Kansas Turnpike
Thomas
Eugene White
Emporia
Kan
White
Accord Set In Maryland to End Cambridge Demonstrations
White and Negro leaders in Cambridge Maryland signed an agreement to halt racial demonstrations indefinitely, with steps toward desegregation and housing aid. Attorney General Kennedy witnessed, and National Guard will remain briefly as talks continue with a Baltimore mediation meeting planned.
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Cambridge
Justice Department
Robert F. Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Calvin W. Mowbray
C. Awdry Thompson
Dorchester County
Department of Employment
Baltimore
Maryland State Bar Association Committee
Annapolis
William J. McWilliams
Sen Ralph Davison Dies During Arizona Vacation
Kansas State Senator Ralph Davison 52 collapsed and died at a Flagstaff motel while vacationing in Arizona with his wife and son. Davison a Republican from Washington Kansas served a second term in the Washington Marshall county district.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Kansas State
Ralph Davison
California
Larry
Davison
Washington
Kan
Washington- Marshall County
Hoover’s Fishing Wisdom From a President
The 31st president Herbert Hoover offers witty insights on fishing in a new bestseller. Beginning Saturday July 27 the Journal-World will serialize his meditations from boyhood to present, praising angling and offering thoughtful, timeless observations for devoted anglers and casual readers alike.
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Herbert Hoover
Journal-World
Iowa
Indian Territory
United States
July 1963 Temp Ups Wave as Lawrence Sees Extreme Heat
Lawrence endures another scorcher as July 1963 joins the hottest months on record. Downtown readings reached 104, with 9 days over 100 by midday, while forecasts warn of 100-105 highs and little rain to ease the dryness.
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Mercury
Journal- World
Lawrence National Bank
Kansas
Weather Hot and Humid With Scattered Showers Forecast
Heat and humidity prevail with scattered showers tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 100 to 106, lows around the 70s. Data notes show historical highs and lows for this date, plus a circulation reminder for The Journal-World.
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