Kennedy urges nationwide debate on nuclear test ban pact
President Kennedy calls for broad public debate on the nuclear test ban treaty calling it an important first step toward peace. He warns the deal is not a cure for all conflicts but could reduce nuclear dangers and pave the way for future East-West agreements. Khrushchev echoes cautious support in Pravda and Izvestia.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Earth
Hyannis Port
Mass
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Pravda
Izvestia
United States
Thaw Grows Between East and West in Moscow Talks
U S Under Secretary of State W Averell Harriman left Moscow with a three power treaty for a partial nuclear test ban and planned to report to President Kennedy. British negotiator Lord Hailsham and Khrushchev signaled warmth in East West relations amid Laos and Germany concerns. Khrushchev praised the partial ban while calling for a German peace settlement and no deadlines.
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Moscow
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Khrushchev
Royal Air Force
Britain
Laos
Kremlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Harriman and Hailsham
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Hailsham
Izvestia
Pravda
Bipartisanship Vital for Okay Of Agreement
Democratic leaders seek Republican support for Senate approval of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. President Kennedy urges prompt approval while pledging no rush. Senate Leader Mansfield says the process will be thorough and open, with Dirksen and Republicans key to ratification. The Foreign Relations committee will hear testimony from the Undersecretary next Monday.
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Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Associated Press
Mansfield
Dirksen
Senate Foreign Relations
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Death toll climbs after Skopje quake disaster
Debris-filled Skopje faces a rising death toll after a major quake. Government reports 600 bodies recovered, with Red Cross estimates up to 2000 and officials fearing as many as 6000 dead. Over 2000 injured treated in field hospitals as Tito visits the devastated city. Americans in Skopje unharmed. rescue crews dig through collapsed hotels Macedonia and Skopje.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Red Cross
Samuel Nocella
Willow Grove
John Bobinec
Warren
Mich
Belgrade
U.S
Boston
Mass
Tito
Stover Gandies and Rexall-Adv Highlighted
Local page notes Stover Gandies and Key Rexall-Adv as prominent items with potential sales and features. Readers are directed to check AMERICANS Page 3 for full details and listings.
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Stover Gandies
Rexall
Adv
KU Plans Major 500000 Centrex System For Two Decades
KU will switch to a $500 000 Centrex telephone system at 12 01 a m Sunday Aug 4 to serve the campus for two decades or more The system gives direct dialing to KU numbers UN4 rather than via a switchboard and expands capacity from 849 stations to potentially 10 000 as the university grows Iowa State reports 2200 dorm phones Oklahoma 1700.
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Kansas University
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Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Centrex
Lawrence
Viking Exchange
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Viking
University
Mt. Oread
mid-America
Ellsworth Hall
Southwestern Bell
Iowa State University
Oklahoma University
Rain Ends Heat Wave For Eastern Kansas
Rainfall returns after a 10 day heat spell as KU station records 0.04 inch by 7:30 am and 0.08 inch by 11 am. Moisture spreads over eastern Kansas toward Missouri. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and thunderstorms through Sunday with highs near 90 and mid 80s over the weekend. July moisture total reaches 2.05 inch. year total 14.50 inch, about seven inches below seven month average.
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Missouri
Motion Picture Chief Eric Johnston In Critical Condition
Hospital spokesman said Eric Johnston, 66, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, is in very critical condition and progressively worse after a stroke. He has been hospitalized at George Washington University Hospital for about six weeks.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
George Washington University Hospital
Shenk Retires After 16 Years on Lawrence Board of Education
Henry Shenk ends four terms on the Lawrence Board of Education with a walnut and brass plaque and a lifetime pass to school events. He recalls late-night meetings during Lawrence High School planning and notes he averaged about 10 hours weekly on board business over 16 years.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Henry Shenk
Shenk
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
West Junior High
Schwegler
Centennial
Sunset Hill
Hillcrest
Kennedy
East Heights
Central Junior High
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Cordley
Board of Education
Nature Provides Inspiration Fishing is a Soul Soother
A meditation on fishing as a moral and restorative act. The piece extols outdoor life as a remedy for modern stress, praising equality before fish, fellowship among anglers, and the democratic value of accessible joy for both country boys and city lads.
Reserve Leaves For Camp Duty From Lawrence
About 70 Lawrence area Army reservists depart Sunday morning for two weeks of annual summer training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Members come from four Eighth Division units including Companies D and E of the 1st Battalion 89th Regiment and Detachments 3 and 6 of the 80th Regiment.
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Lawrence Area
Ft. Leonard Wood
Reserve Center
Iowa St
8Th Division
89Th Regiment
80Th Regiment
Army Fort
Lawrence
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas With Showers Possible
Partly cloudy today with thunder showers developing this afternoon and lasting into Sunday morning. Expect a high near 90 today and mid 90s Sunday with overnight low in the upper 60s. Readings show yesterday high 94, low 70, and a record high 106 in 1952, low 68 in 1962.
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Kansas
Midus
See KU PHONE Page 3 Include in your plans Journal World
Vacation Pak service offers no extra charge advertised in the Journal World on Page 3. The feature highlights KU PHONE plans and urges readers to include the option in their arrangements.
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Journal-World
Journal World
Adv
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