Kennedy Sets Moscow July Talks On Test Ban Plan
President Kennedy said the United States, Soviet Union and Britain will send high level negotiators to a Moscow conference in mid July to pursue a nuclear test ban. He also announced an immediate voluntary ban on atmospheric nuclear tests by the U S so long as others do not test. Kennedy urged resolve against defeatist views and highlighted a shared interest in halting the arms race. Potential follow up meetings could include a foreign ministers gathering and a summit depending on progress. Early indications point to figures like John J McCloy and W Averell Harriman as possible U S representatives.
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Moscow
Kennedy
U.S
Khrushchev
American University
United States
Soviet Union
John J. McCloy
W. Averell Harriman
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Armed Forces
Mayors Back Kennedy Civil Rights Plan At Conference
Honolulu report says top mayors led by New York's Wagner pledged to back Kennedy five point program to reduce race tension. Cavanagh called civil rights the nation's most critical problem. Daley Barr and others supported a peaceful, biracial mediation effort in cities. President urged creation of local biracial committees to defuse tensions before crises.
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Kennedy
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit
Joseph Barr
Pittsburgh
Cavanagh
Cuba
Berlin
Washington
American University
White House
Waikiki Beach
Wallace Ready For Showdown At Alabama U
Gov. George Wallace plans to block two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood at the University of Alabama during registration. He will stand in the doorway with supporters, awaiting federal action, as hundreds of police and National Guard stand by. The staged confrontation accompanies desegregation orders and a threat of jail if he defies federal court orders.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Montgomery
Alabama
New York
People of
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
University Board of Trustees
University Center
Huntsville
National Guard
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Cooler This Week
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies across northeast Kansas through Tuesday. Cooler tonight with lows around 53 to 60. Tuesday highs in the mid 80s. Identification of Rubinstein Cosmetics and Key Rexall appears in an advertisement. Journal-World subscription info at the bottom.
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Kansas
Cushing Calls Plan to Ease Catholic婚 Marriage Rules
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston proposes lifting many Catholic mixed marriage restrictions. He favors dropping vows that non Catholics promise to raise children Catholic and not affect the Catholic partner’s faith. He also urges gradual easing of the Index of Prohibited Books as part of potential canon law changes tied to the Ecumenical Council.
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New York
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Cardinal Cushing
United States
America
Walter M. Abbott
Church of Scotland
Rome
Cushing
Lawyers demand Wallace comply with school enrollment order
Forty six lawyers from across the nation urged Alabama Governor George C. Wallace to obey a court order and stop blocking the enrollment of two African American students at the University of Alabama. The group said the move would uphold the rule of law and permit desegregation efforts to proceed.
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Phladelphia
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Vacation Pak service plan offered with no extra charge
Advertisement notes plans for a World Vacation Pak service with no additional cost. It lists an advertising member National Selected Morticians Rumsey Funeral Home and a contact VI 3-5111. The tone mirrors a local newspaper ad brief with concise sponsor details.
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Journal- World
National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Cooling Trend Expected in Lawrence Area
A cool front brings relief after a hot weekend with highs near 90 on Sunday. Tonight and Tuesday expect lower humidity and cooler temperatures with 55 to 60 degree lows and mid 80s by Tuesday. Brisk winds helped keep Sunday from oppressive heat after Saturday’s 96 degree downtown high. No precipitation is forecast locally.
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Lawrence
Kansas
KU Summer Enrollment Reaches New Highs at Lawrence and KC
KU reports 3 628 enrolled across Lawrence campus and Kansas City Medical Center this morning, a gain of 448 overall and 14 percent above last year. Final summer count may near 4 500 as eight week institutes and additional entrants push totals higher.
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KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Lawrence
The
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Sunflower Girls State Convenes At Kansas University
The 397 high school girls attending the 21st Sunflower Girls State at KU study parties, city, county and state government with KU professors. They vote in primaries and general elections to install a 1962 governor, Lynne Peddicord, at a Kansas Union ceremony with Gov. John Anderson delivering the address.
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Sunflower Girls State
Kansas
Kansas University
Candy Batt
Senate
Florence
Karol Grogger
Solomon
Supreme Court
Pam Owens
el Dorado
Journal-World
Sunflower Girls
American Legion Auxiliary Department of Kansas
KU Political Science Department
John Grumm
James Titus
William Cape
Lynne Peddicord
Wamepo
Miss Peddicord
Kansas Union
John Anderson
Union
Lone Star Lake Group Sets Emergency Meeting Thursday
The Lone Star Lake Association calls an emergency meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Walt Morton cabin to discuss stopping a critical water flow from the lake. A formal resolution is planned for presentation to the Board of County Commissioners.
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Lone Star Lake Association
Walt Morton
Board of County Commissioners
New York Stocks Close Lower As Market Dims
AP reports closing averages show 60 stocks at 271.1, down 2.2 points. The market ended on a weaker note with notable declines across sectors.
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New York
Wheat Harvest Nears Locally With Estimates
Douglas County extension agent Six estimates local wheat harvest could begin in about two weeks with weather permitting. Cutting may finish within ten days after start. He notes some poor wheat and blames human error for subpar yields, not pests or weather.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
Six
Black Muslim Leader Seeks Negro Nation Split From Whites
Phoenix interview with Muhammad Flijah leader of the Black Muslims describes the creed of complete separation for Negroes from white society. He calls for either repatriation to Africa or a self governing territory within the United States and warns of violent resistance if denied.
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Phoenix, Ariz
United States
Muhammad Flijah
Phoenix
Africa
The University of Kansas Summer Sessions Deepen Campus Life
An editorial notes the ongoing summer activity at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. It details the influx of about 5,300 participants and the wider attendance patterns from June to September, highlighting the role of summer sessions for undergraduates graduates and veterans.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Boys State
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