Kennedy shifts to political focus after military shows in West
In Los Angeles President Kennedy ends three state tours with a Pacific Fleet missile display and hosts a Democratic women’s breakfast. He then joins California events including a senior prom appearance and a speaking tour with Governor Edmund G. Brown. He plans to address mayors in Honolulu on civil rights.
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Officials Voice Plea to Black Race Violence
A Tuscaloosa campus scene shows barricades as segregationist leaders push boycott tactics against white merchants who support integration. Gov. Wallace plans a statewide broadcast while federal troops could be used to admit two Black students to the University of Alabama.
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British osteopath Ward arrest fuels Profumo scandal
London AP reports Dr. Stephen Ward, 43, an osteopath linked to top figures, was arrested on charges of living on immoral earnings from prostitutes. Ward aided Profumo disclosures and claimed high-profile clients, while Parliament plans a debate on security amid the scandal.
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Nixon Swan Song Has Casual Tinge
In Los Angeles a casual farewell luncheon honored former vice president Richard Nixon and his wife Pat as they move to New York. About 1,300 civic leaders contributed to buy Nixon a color television stereo set and the emcee delivered light humor. Nixon said his heart will always be in California. The event cost six dollars per plate.
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Journal World Subscription Offer
Summer address notice advertises delivery of The Journal World with phone contact V13 1000 for new subscribers and advertising inquiries.
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Possible Hazards For Space Travel Given by Experts
Warsaw AP scientists warn prolonged spaceflight could cause hallucinations impaired judgment and brain bone damage. US researchers cite L Gordon Cooper Jr reports of visual distortions and discuss sleep dreams essential to brain renewal and risks of irreversible changes on long missions.
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Additional Tuna Fines on U S Boats
The U S tuna boats White Star and Ranger, already fined 26272 dollars for illegal fishing in Ecuador, face extra charges from the Salinas port captain with 83 dollar fines each for disrespect to naval authorities and radio misuse. The vessels were seized May 25 along with nineteen other California fleet boats entering Salinas port.
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Nesmith Heads Abroad for Yearlong Medical Study
Lawrence medical student Leslie Nesmith departs for a year of study and a world tour, spending 10 months at Manila Philippines University Medical School under the KU Philippines exchange program. He will be joined by Martin Wilcox and later reunite with family in Lawrence after stops in Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Honolulu Tokyo Seoul Hong Kong and Manila. Nesmith expects to return to Lawrence in late May.
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Local Wreck Pace for Year Less Perilous Than in '62
May brought 27 injuries in 75 Lawrence traffic accidents with no fatalities. Through May the city logged 468 accidents 1 death and 138 injuries, down from 538 accidents 2 deaths and 124 injuries last year in the same span.
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Elm Disease Signs Seen on 25 Lawrence Elms
Dutch elm disease has affected about 25 American elms in Lawrence this season. City forester Vernon Cooper says the large red D painted on diseased trees resumes after issues with metal markers. Disease has killed over 200 elms in previous years and up to 800 may be lost this season.
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Red Ink on Senate Menu At Washington Dining Hall
Washington AP reports a Senate hearing on a 31 million request to operate the Senate in the year ahead. Deficits in food services over four years amount to 240000 with a 116 percent projected loss, while private dining room room service and potato chip orders draw criticism. Snack bars and cafeterias earn profits.
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Lone Star Group Plans a Meeting On Drain Crisis
The Lone Star Lake Association plans a meeting this week to study corrective measures for a critical drain problem. They report thousands of gallons daily leak from a valve tower and warn parts of the lake could dry within 30 days. Officials say the situation is not new, while cabin owners report unusually low water and exposed shore.
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Heat wave to linger through weekend in Lawrence
The Lawrence area endures hot weather with 90s highs and a record 98 on Friday. Humidity remains high and scattered storms may briefly form in the late afternoon or night, but no major rainfall is expected. Power demand rises as air conditioners run, with some transformer replacements but no major outages reported.
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Raney Hillcrest Plaza Open Sunday Hours
Complete service advertised for Raney Hillcrest and Plaza with Sunday hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. This brief notice highlights extended weekend availability and full offerings.
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Boys State Closes After KU Campus Session
The 27th American Legion Boys State ends its week at Kansas University with Gov. Tom Rader and Randy Jacobs named to represent Kansas Boys State at Boys Nation. 400 Girls State delegates arrive Sunday for the 21st annual Sunflower Girls State at Mt. Oread.
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Weather outlook with heat and scattered storms in northeast Kansas
Hot through Sunday with scattered evening storms. Tonight’s low mid 70s, Sunday high in the 90s. Readings show 6 pm data and past records: yesterday high 98, record high 100 in 1958, low 56 in 1935. Vacation Pak ad included.
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