Soviet Space Duo Reports Close Orbit On First 24 Hours
The Soviet mixed space pair Vostok 5 and Vostok 6 marked 24 hours in orbit with Tereshkova and Bykovsky three miles apart on their first circuit. Tereshkova, 26, smiled for TV as Bykovsky completed his 49th orbit and both reported normal systems. Officials gave no word on any planned rendezvous.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
Teresh‘kova
Bykovsky
Tass
Vostok 5
Vostok 6
Miss
Supreme Court Rules Against School Worship
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that it is unconstitutional for a state to require Bible reading and Lord Prayer in public schools. Justice Clark led the majority, saying such exercises breach the First Amendment and neutrality toward religion. He allowed objective Bible study only if secular.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clark
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Madison
Goldberg
Justice Harlan
Brennan
Douglas
Justice Stewart
Stewart
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Turns Cloudy
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with possible warm spells. Lows near 60 and Tuesday highs in the 80s. Rain prospects remain uncertain. Yesterday’s readings show a warm 59 in Wich RU. A year ago today reached 95/72 with 1.43 inches rainfall over the weekend.
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Kansas
Five Day Kansas Forecast Reports Seasonal Normal Temperatures
The forecast shows temperatures near normal Tuesday through Saturday with highs around 83 to 87 and lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s from west to east. Expect 0.5 to 1 inch of rain as showers and thunderstorms may occur Wednesday or Thursday. Cosmetics by Marcelle Key Rexla?du
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Kansas
Rainfall Update Brings June Totals Near Normal
Lawrence sees half of its normal June rainfall after weekend showers totaling 1.43 inches. June’s average is 4.55 inches. month to date 2.25 inches. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with a 60 degree low and 80s high. Weekend high was 80, low 59. Saturday highs reached 64 and 7. Rain prospects remain uncertain tonight and Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Kansas
New York Stock Market Closes Slightly Lower
The closing for 60 stocks shows the index at 272.1, down 0.7 points. Traders watched early gains fade as losses mounted across sectors.
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New York
Harvesting Stalled by Rain Damps Douglas County Fields
Fieldwork slowed as 1.43 inch weekend rain dampened Douglas County wheat fields delaying early harvest. County Extension agent Deal Six says delays may be brief if drying improves. farmers expect full swing by weekend if weather clears. An area in Richland-Overbrook reported nearly three inches. Walter Schwarz notes 2.65 inches by Saturday noon, reviving creeks and filling ponds. Early Triumph and Wichita varieties ready to cut when conditions allow with July harvest target.
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Deal Six
Richland-Overbrook
Triumph
Wichita
Six
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Fire Guts Barn Near Haskell. Loss Exceeds 50 000
A late Sunday fire gutted the Leroy George dairy barn five miles south of Haskell Avenue, destroying milking equipment, 1800 bales of hay, and bulk feed. The two story barn built in 1926 housed 52 cows and a five unit milking machine. insurance on the building was 12 000 and contents 15 000. Fire origin undetermined, with heated hay or an electrical short as possibilities. no cattle were in the barn at the time.
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Leroy George
Lawrence
Haskell Avenue
George
Walter George
Wakarusa Township
National Daily
Douglas County
Wakarusa
Albert Smith
Donald Alford
Ricketts Outlines Polaris NATO Nuclear Fleet Plan
Vice Adm. Claude V. Ricketts, NATO nuclear fleet proponent, says a merchant-type Polaris ship force of about 25 vessels would have high survivability and could launch around 200 missiles if war occurred. He notes six to seven years to build with crews drawn from 116 NATO nations and cost likely about $4 billion.
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Claude V. Ricketts
Navy
London
U.S. Navy
NATO
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ricketts
Europe
U.S
Amy
Lyman B. Lemnitzen
LHS Student Selected for Girls Nation Rep
Lawrence High School student Nancy Gallup will join Sandra Arnold of Concordia as Kansas representatives at the 21st annual Sunflower Girls Nation in Washington D C from July 26 to August 3. Gallup, a senior, is sponsored by the Lawrence Legion Auxiliary and participates in A Cappella Choir, orchestra, Y Teens, Pep Club, and Junior Music Club treasurer.
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Lawrence High School
Nancy Gallup
Kansas University
Girls Nation
Washington, D.C
Miss Gallup
Sandra Arnold
Concordia
Washington
Kansas
LHS
Lawrence Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey-Liberty Post 14
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Hoover Improves Slightly in Serious Condition
Doctors reported former President Herbert Hoover showing slight improvement but remains in very serious condition. The morning bulletin noted a more regular heartbeat and a subsiding low-grade fever as of today.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Sirlein Closure Notice
Sirlein will be closed from June 17 through June 24. Reopening Tuesday June 25. Adv.
Service at Reasonable Prices Rumecy Funeral Home VI
A brief classified notice for Rumecy Funeral Home offering reasonable prices and contact details indicating services available in the Virgin Islands area.
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Rumecy Funeral Home
Gifted Youths Start KU's Camps In Arts and Science
Some 881 high school students selected for the 26th Midwestern Music and Art Camp began six weeks of study at Kansas University. Day one included tryouts in music and rehearsals across seven divisions. total enrollments list 400 in music, 220 in art, 120 in science, 50 in ballet, 45 in theater, 22 in speech, 20 in journalism, and 16 in engineering. The engineering division is downsized this year with plans to restore full strength next year.
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Kansas University
Russell L. Wiley
Wiley
UF Leader Replacement Sought After Gibbs Transfer
Lawrence United Fund plans emergency meeting at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce to select a new 1963 drive chairman after Paul Gibbs is transferred from Lawrence to Kansas City. Gibbs became chair last fall when Jess Thackston left for South America.
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Lawrence United Fund
Don Metzler
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Gibbs
UF Drive
Lawrence
Kansas City
Hallmark Cards
Gibbs
Jess Thackston
South America
du Pont
Dairy Month Activities Set for Douglas County Fairgrounds
June is Dairy Month in America and at 16 a.m. Wednesday the Douglas County Dairy Day events will be held at the 4H Fairgrounds. The Journal World issues a special dairy section to readers with coverage of dairying and events planned Wednesday at the Fairgrounds.
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America
Douglas County
Fairgrounds
Journal World Today
Journal-World Daily
Architectural views on KU campus old and new buildings
A campus architecture essay by Gerald Bernstein critiques the east ridge of Mount Oread. It contrasts historic eclecticism like Fraser and Blake Hall with modern designs, warns of expansion threats, and argues for hillside responsive planning over copied traditions.
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Jayhawker
Mount Oread
Fraser
Sam
United States
Beneft
Mt. Dread
Blake Hall
Blake
Loire Valley
Murphy Hall
Spooner Hall
Library of the University
Museum of Art
Henry van Brunt
Summerfield Hall
United Nations Secretariat
New York
U.N
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