Air Troop Shadow Over TWA Amid Talks Continue
Flight engineers delayed a planned TWA strike as the government, led by Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg, studied settlement recommendations. The dispute centers on whether a pilot or a flight engineer occupies the third cockpit seat. A walkout risk also loomed against American Airlines as negotiations continued.
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TWA
Washington
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
Goldberg
New York
Idle
Kennedy
Airline
Flight Engineers
Pilots Association
American
Tiros V Rockets Into Orbit To Track Killer Storms
Cape Canaveral announces the Tiros V weather satellite has reached orbit aboard a three stage Thor Delta rocket. The 286 pound satellite carries two TV cameras to photograph cloud cover and aid hurricane, fog, and Arctic ice studies, with initial data expected from the Caribbean and Atlantic storm regions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Weathereye
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert Gray
Gray
Tiros V
Arctic Circle
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean
Atlantic
Alma
Normal Forecast After Alarm in Kansas and Eureka
The Weather Bureau issued a moderate forecast for tonight and Wednesday with clear to partly cloudy skies. Eureka, Kansas saw a freak storm dropping to 38 degrees, the nation’s lowest, while Lawrence and others stayed in the upper 80s to 90s with a high of 91 in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Eureka
Kan
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Warm Odds
Northeast Kansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with highs near 80s and lows in the 60s. Temperature readings drift through afternoon and night with mild deviations from year ago figures and records noted for local context.
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Kansas
Taxes Due Wednesday in Douglas County Tax Notice
Wednesday marks the due date for second-half personal property and real estate taxes in Douglas County. Payments may be made in person at the treasurer’s Courthouse office or by mail until midnight. delinquency and interest begin Thursday.
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Douglas County
Lth
Mass. Sts
Stock Market Close Drops as 60-Stock Average Slips
New York closing figures show the 60 stock average at 212.5, down 0.7 points. An advertisement notes the Journal-World carrier offers a Vacation Pak service.
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Stock Market Index
NEW York
Journal-World
Adv
Bridge Decision Is Expected Soon For Eudora Span
Douglas and Leavenworth counties weigh options to rebuild the Kaw River bridge at Eudora after ice storm collapse. Plans range from a completely new 800000 structure to replacing two spans for about 121000, with total project cost near 750000 to 800000. Local and federal funding and a 10 cent levy per 100 dollars assesssed value are under consideration to support the project.
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Douglas and
Leavenworth
Kaw River
Eudora
Topeka
Finney and Turnipseed
Elmer Ousdahl
Ousdahl
Douglas
Johnson County
DeSoto
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Leavenworth-Johnson
Music Man Fest Stages River City Event in Mason City
Mason City hosts the 24th North Iowa Band Festival with a national high school marching contest and the world premiere of the Music Man movie. Meredith Willson, born in Mason City, is celebrated as visitors flood the streets for a grand parade and multiple performances. Police manning traffic report 40,000 to 50,000 greeted Willson and stars. downtown mail delivery is halted.
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Mason City
Highway Patrol
Rini
Robert Preston
Shirley Jones
United States
Henry Pendergraft
Errant Ad Man Yodels a Living
An errant ad man who is among the nation s top ten square dance callers travels about 50 000 miles annually and earns a living by chanting and yodeling directions for square dance participants. Frank Lane 38 says he is booked solid through September 1963, after starting as a newspaper ad salesman and later becoming a caller. His wife Barbara notes his parents were initially embarrassed by his career. Lane’s local group includes the Belles and Beans Square Dancing.
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Harvard Road
Frank Lane
Harvard
U. S
Lane
Kansas Uni
Frank
Barbara
KU Music Camp Plans Rich Mix Of Work And Fun
About 800 youths arrived for the 25th session at KU Mt. Oread to study music and art. Evening schedules include Lawrence students meeting in Lewis Hall, free time Wednesday, and performances the first week with Rashomon at University Theatre. Guest conductors lead weekly concerts and a Sunday band concert outdoors.
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Mt. Oread
Lawrence
Lewis Hall
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Clayton Krehbiel
Gerald M. Carney
Russell L. Wiley
Hoch Auditorium
Gene Kenney
Texas Technical College
Leo Kucinski
Sioux City Symphony Orchestra
American Legion Band
Cmdr
Charles Brendler
Navy Band
Donald Johanos
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Ed Anderson
Colorado State University
Iszler Solomon
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Aspen
Colo
Victor Alessandro
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Hilbish
Princeton
N.J
Leaving this summer Journal-World mailed daily
Advertisement urges readers planning departures to arrange for daily home delivery of the Journal-World during the summer months. Aimed at travelers and seasonal residents, it highlights convenient daily coverage and continuity of local news while away.
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Journal-World
Adv
Ellsworth to Seek Second Term in Kansas Third District
Congressman Robert F. Ellsworth , a Lawrence Republican, plans to file Wednesday to seek re election to the U S House from the newly redrawn Kansas Third District. Ellsworth, 36, first won a seat in 1960 from the former Kansas Second District.
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Ellsworth
Washington
Robert F. Ellsworth
Lawrence Republican
U.S. House of Representatives
Kansas Third
Kansas Second
Lawrence
That
Kansas University
KU to Spend Nearly $3 Million on Fraser Hall and New Gym
Kansas University seeks about $2.95 million in the regents two year building program to replace Fraser Hall with a new Fraser building and to construct a new KU gymnasium in Lawrence. The plan also includes a $1.3 million medical center laboratory and other campus projects.
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Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Regents
Fraser
Mt. Oread
Medical
Kansas City
Lawrence
Journal-World
Kansas State University
Fort Hays State College
Emporia State College
W. F. Danenbarger
Concordia
Whitley Austin
Salina
Ray Evans
Prairie Village
Henry A. Bubb
Fraser Hall
W. Clarke Wescoe
Robinson
Medical Center
Elm disease outbreak doubles in two weeks in Lawrence
City workers report sixty eight Dutch elm diseased trees found in two weeks. City Forester Vernon Cooper blames halt of DDT spraying for accelerated spread and notes removal costs and private property implications. He warns the epidemic may resume despite potential future spraying.
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Vernon Cooper
Cooper
East Lawrence
Lawrence
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