Laos cabinet split as Souvanna departs for Paris
Vientiane Laos pro Communist minister Phoumi Vongvichit denounces U S troops in Thailand after Premier Souvanna Phouma hands leadership to his Red leaning half brother The cabinet claims to discuss recognizing Red China East Germany and Poland but no decision is taken The cease fire and Geneva delegation aim to seal Laos neutrality before the July conference reconvergence set July 2
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Thailand
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Vongvichit
Souvanna
France
Government of National Union
Vongvichit
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
United States
Red
Geneva
KU Theatre Group Embarks for Europe Tour
Kansas University's first student international theater group leaves for Europe to perform in Austria Germany and the Netherlands before returning to study language work. Seven students and one faculty member will travel from Lawrence to New York and sail for Europe, with plans to expand next summer to Moscow and host foreign groups at KU.
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Vienna University
Strobl
Austria
Europe
Lewin Goff
KU Theater
Suc
Moscow
Lawrence
New York
Utrecht University
Netherlands
Muenster
Bonn
Free Berlin
Germany
Daryl Patten
Keith Jocum
Birmingham
Mich
Barbara Gerlash
Tarkio
Roger Brown
Topeka
Goff
British Universities Dramatic Association
Lawrence girl saves man on seven story building
SAN FRANCISCO AP A Kansas woman identified as D E Wheeler 23 distracted an unknown man on a seven story roof Sunday night allowing a firefighter to grab him before he could jump.
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San Francisco
Lawrence
Kan
D. E. Wheeler
Dorothy Wheeler Mentioned in AP Dispatch as Local Graduate
Dorothy Wheeler, 23 and a 1957 Lawrence High School graduate, now modeling in San Francisco, called her mother early today to recount her experience regarding a death by own action threat. The mother noted the daughter is often known as Dee, which may explain the initials D. E. Wheeler used by the wire service.
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D. E. Wheeler
Dorothy Wheeler
Lawrence High School
San Francisco
Dale Wheeler
Maple Lane
Downtown Hotel Parapet Suicide Try Ends When Rescued
A man threatened to jump from a hotel parapet as police and fire crews coaxed him to safety. A passerby Miss Wheeler offered comfort and stated her boyfriend left her that day. Fireman Bill Cochrane grabbed him, pulling him to safety while Policeman Jack Miller handcuffed him. Miss Wheeler, now calling herself a San Francisco model, vanished into the crowd after the rescue.
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Miss Wheeler
Bill Cochrane
Jack Miller
San Francisco
Ward
Funeral Directors Association Ad Notices
A funeral home advertisement from the Member National Funeral Directors Association lists Rumsey Funeral Home with VI3 5111 as a contact number.
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National Funeral Directors Assn
Rumsey Funeral Home
Partly cloudy weather in Northeast Kansas forecast
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a few nighttime thunderstorms possible. Low tonight in the 60s. Tuesday will see a high in the mid 80s. Also note subscription promotion for the Journal-World.
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Kansas
Senate Talks Of Pressure In Arbitration
Striking Eastern Air Lines flight engineers bypassed a New York mediation session and offered to talk in Washington. Pressure for compulsory arbitration grows as Senate Aviation subcommittee Chairman Monroney discussed jurisdictional strikes with Labor Secretary Goldberg. The dispute has grounded Eastern and threatened Pan American and Trans World Airlines, centered on cockpit staffing and three-person crews.
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Eastern Air Lines
New York
Washington
A. S. Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Arthur J. Goldberg
Monroney
Goldberg
Eastern
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
W. Willard Wirtz
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Jack Robertson
EAL
Pan American
U.S
Nebraska Loses Power After Generator Failure
The entire state of Nebraska faced an electric outage after a generator failure at the North Omaha power station of the Omaha Public Power District around 1 30 p.m. The blackout hit Omaha and was reported in Council Bluffs Iowa and Des Moines about 150 miles east.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska
North Omaha
Omaha
County Growth Boosts Valuation to 77.6 Million
Douglas County’s total assessed tangible value rose to 77,620,995, the 15th straight annual gain, with Lawrence accounting for 883,823 of the increase. Personal property totals reach 11,898,020, while townships show varied gains and drops. Officials expect valuations to rise further as construction continues.
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Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Wakarusa
No Big Change In Weather With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with temperatures from the 60s to the 80s. A few evening and night thunderstorms are possible. Tonight’s low in the 60s and Tuesday’s high in the mid 80s. Lawrence saw a relief from a heat wave with a high of 81.
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Lawrence
Pony Show Opens Four Day Event Here
The 1962 Lawrence American Legion Horse Show begins at 6 30 p m Thursday night at the 4 H Fair grounds East 19th Street with a new pony show feature. Top attractions include Say When a Say When is a yearling stallion from Cecil Green of Lawrence and Mr Sandman from Missouri's White Ridge Farm trained by Carl Davis. The four day event runs Thursday through Sunday with evening performances.
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Lawrence American Legion
Fairgrounds
East 19Th Street
State
Legion
Cecil Green
Lawrence
Louisville
Carl Davis
Mr. Sandman
White Ridge Farm
Raymore
Charles Bishop
Scott City
Shetland Isles
One in six adults stockholders in nation and area
More than 17 million Americans or about one in six adults own stock. In Lawrence about 3,500 residents may hold stock, based on the 1 in 6 ratio. The NYSE notes growing ownership across clerical and sales workers and housewives as a leading group. Keith Funston cites rising ownership since 1959. See ONE IN SIX, Page 2.
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Jack Zimmerman
Journal-World News
New York Stock Exchange
Lawrence
Stock Exchange
America
Keith Funston
Symbolic worlds shaping culture and human action
An editorial profile of Charles K. Warriner, a sociology professor, detailing his career, research on symbols and culture, and views on how beliefs become institutionalized. It argues that societies cling to useful truths until they cease to work and notes regional ideological differences.
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Man
James B. Conant
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