Pope Paul VI Reaffirms Vatican Council Drive for Peace
The new pope pledges to continue the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council and push for international peace and Christian unity. He vows to press on with Canon Law revisions and uphold social justice policies of his predecessors as Catholics await his coronation.
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Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
John
Paul
Lati
Christendom
Sistine Chapel
Sacred College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
Pius XI
Enrico Dante
Pius XII
John XXII
Pope Paul
Kennedy to Start 10 Day Europe Tour Tonight
President Kennedy begins a ten day European journey with extensive television coverage aimed at 25 million viewers in 12 western European countries. The tour includes Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie and a live Berlin wall segment via Telstar and Relay satellites as Kennedy meets Pope Paul VI and Konrad Adenauer welcomes him at Wahn Airport.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
America
Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin Wall
United States
Telstar
Relay
Andrews Air Force Base
Camp David
West Germany
Ireand
England
Italy
Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Konrad Adenauer
Wahn
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Scattered Storms
Scattered thunderstorms and rain are forecast tonight and Sunday in northeast Kansas. Expect variably cloudy skies through Sunday with lows around the 60s and Sunday highs near 80. Temperature readings show today through tonight and past records for context.
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Kansas
First Lady of Space Gets Kiss from Soviet Premier
Valentina Tereshkova the first woman in space received a kiss from Premier Khrushchev atop Lenin's tomb in Red Square amid cheering crowds. Her space partner Valery Bykovsky and fellow cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev attended as Russia celebrated record flights and orbit counts.
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Valentina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Lenin
Red Square
Valentina
Valery Bykovsky
Vnukova
Red
Andrian Nikolayev
Bykovsky
Goldwater Proposes Cuban Guantanamo Provisional Government
Sen Barry Goldwater urged the Kennedy administration to back a provisional Cuban government based at Guantanamo Bay. The State Department rejected the idea, citing lease terms for the Navy base. Goldwater claimed reports of Allotts proposal were suppressed, a claim Washington disputed. He spoke at a Los Angeles Rotary Club without naming a chosen exile group or process.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Guantanamo Bay
State Department
Arizona Republican
Kennedy
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Washington
Richard E. Phillips
U.S. Navy
Cuba
Goldwater
Allott
Alfred Friendly
Washington Post
Band Concert Sunday In Centennial Park
An afternoon band concert by Local 512 of the American Federation of Musicians will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday in Centennial Park. The 25 piece band will perform marches and selections from The Music Man. The event is free as a public service through the Recording Industries Trust Fund. If rain occurs, the concert moves to the following Sunday.
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Centennial Park
American Federation of Musicians
Recording Industries
Rights Leaders Meet President For Conference
President Kennedy hosts more than 30 Negro and white civil rights leaders in the White House to discuss peace and progress. Key figures include A Philip Randolph MLK Roy Wilkins James Farmer Ralph McGill and others as tensions rise from demonstrations and protests across the nation. A volunteers committee of 244 leading attorneys was formed to improve white and Black communications.
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A. Philip Randolph
Washington
Randolph
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
White House
Europe
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Ralph McGill
Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
A. Phillip Randolph
The
Wilkins
NAACP
Dr. King
Inge May Polish TV Effort Here
William Inge, Pulitzer Prize playwright, staying in a local motel, plans a CBS TV series about a small town American drama. He may relocate to Lawrence for the summer to polish five scripts and work on a serial with complete weekly stories.
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William Inge
Kansas University Theater
Inge
Lawrence
Journal-World Photo
Cbs-Tv
Kansas University
Sheba
CBS
Ed Sullivan
Dinah Shore
Judy Garland
German Scientist Magnus Praises KU Research Stay
A German mechanical engineering professor from Stuttgart spent a year at KU's Center for Research in Engineering Science as a visiting research associate. He applauded the American educational system and KU facilities, noted a potential patent arising from gyro device work, and described seminars and courses he taught including Vibrations and Theory of Control Systems.
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Kansas University
Germany
Kurt Magnus
Techische Hochschule
Stuttgart
Center
CRES
400 at Camp To Perform This Sunday
The 400 high school students in the music division of the 26th Midwest Music and Art Camp at Kansas University will present the first of six double concerts Sunday. KU faculty direct the chorus, orchestra and two bands with guest conductors in later weeks. The 3 p.m. chorus and orchestra, 7:30 p.m. symphonic and concert bands perform at KU venues.
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Midwest Music and Art Camp
Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Clayton Krehbiel
Gerald M. Carney
Russell L. Wiley
Hoch Auditorium
Qaal Steouy
Nystodt
Danie
Thompson
Thompsonyy
Magnificat
Fut Pachelbud Orchestra Vrit ‘Pune Fren Counin
Derry
Chradaper Concertant
Matjorandel Ormianedys
Mneeeeeees
Serge Prokorieri
Alfred
Raubitriaie Penali
Vincene Persie Hettld
Minfornbans
Clifton Walliats Pines
Appian Wray
Cott Derry
Pole Snap Near Topeka Injures Driver at Night
A 27 year old Topeka man Elmer Smith remained in intensive care at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with head and facial injuries after his car struck a Kansas Power and Light Co pole on U S 40 about 9 p m Friday. Police say he likely fell asleep and the car crossed into the pole causing it to snap. the vehicle was a total loss. Traffic slowed for about three hours. Earlier Friday a Lecompton area crash damaged two vehicles with no injuries.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
U. S. 40
Elmer Smith
Kansas Power & Light Co
Smith
Edward L. Keating
Lecompton
Starr Glenn
Lawrence
Lth
Mass
Sts
Charles D. Coffman Jr
Kansas City
Ivan C. Bowers
A. T. Hodges
E. Nth St
Lee Dover
E. Nth
5Th and Miss. Sts
Hodges
Rains Threaten Harvest Again In the County
Unsettled weather may delay harvesting as forecasts predict rain tonight and Sunday in Douglas County. Farmers report wheat moisture 16 to 19 percent and 25 to 40 bushels per acre yields with early varieties dominating. If rain holds, most of the 1963 crop could be cut in a week to 10 days despite bleaching from recent moisture.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Final services set for 1963 Christian Crusade in Lawrence
The Christian Businessmen Committee of Lawrence hosts the 1963 Crusade at Varsity Theatre with three remaining meetings. Tonight Rev. Dave Burnham of Akron Ohio will speak on a church youth themed topic. Jim Hisky of Campus Crusades will testify and Gary Moore will sing.
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Christian Businessmen's Committee of
Lawrence
Dave Burnham
Akron
Ohio
Jim Hisky
Campus Crusades
Gary Moore
Raney Hillcrest Plaza Ad Announces Hours
Raney Hillcrest and Plaza Sun advertise complete service with hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ady signs the notice.
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Raney Hillcrest & Plaza Sun
Ady
Fake cops rob Sammy Davis Jr home
Three men posing as police officers forced entry to entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. home in Hollywood. They tied a nurse, Mrs. Leslie Jackson, and looted a $15,000 diamond necklace along with at least seven jeweled watches while Davis was away in Las Vegas and May Britt attended a movie premiere.
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Hollywood (Ap
Sammy Davis Jr
Leslie Jackson
Davis
Las Vegas
Nev
May Britt
Last Ship of Ransom Will Leave for Cuba
The S S Maximus sails from Philadelphia carrying the final ransom shipment for Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Red Cross says its cargo will bring total medical supplies and foodstuffs to 49 300 905 dollars toward the 53 million dollar ransom. remaining charges cover packing insurance and transport aboard nine ships and 35 plane flights.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Journal World Subscription Offers At Summer Address
Promotion encouraging readers to get the Journal-World at their summer address with contact phone VI 3-1000 for subscription arrangements.
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Journal-World
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