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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
9
Khrushchev joins satellite chiefs in East Berlin for a Moscow Moscow summit amid a growing Sino Soviet feud. The Kremlin published his peace notes while Peking denounced coexistence and called for his removal.
Moscow reports from Western diplomats say the Soviet Union asked Beijing to recall three embassy members and two Chinese in the Soviet Union amid a dispute over a June 14 letter. Peking calls the move unreasonable and says it will not retaliate by expelling Soviet diplomats in China. The action precedes upcoming Chinese Soviet ideological talks slated for July in Moscow.
President Kennedy ends his three day Ireland visit with a farewell at Shannon Airport promising to return. He thanks Eamon De Valera and Irish people, speaks of Ireland as the mother of many nations, and notes his pride in Irish descent. He tours Galway Limerick and Shannon and attends a 21 gun salute before visiting his sister Kathleen's grave near Chatsworth.
No relief is in sight as the area endures a sixth straight day of 90 plus degree heat. By noon temperatures reached 97 degrees after a 70 degree low at 6 this morning. The forecast hints at more hot, sunny conditions ideal for boating swimming and picnicking through the holiday weekend.
The region remains warm with sunny skies and wind. Sunday highs range from 85 to 100 while night lows fall to the mid to lower 70s. Yesterday’s temperature peaked at 98 with a low of 72. The paper notes past records and invites readers to subscribe for more weather data.
In San Francisco the Young Republican National Convention closed after a riotous four days. Donald Lukens of Washington, D C won the chairmanship over Charles McDevitt of Idaho and Robert Gaston of California helped secure the decisive votes. Lukens led 318 to 305 with one abstention on the final ballot.
A Milwaukee Road intercity passenger train rear collided with a work train near Truesdell Wisconsin. Dozens were injured with hospitals reporting at least 30 admissions and no critical cases as ambulances ferried victims to St. Catherine's and Kenosha Memorial Hospitals.
Senators Javits and Scott warned Republicans against internal clashes over civil rights risks. Javits urged the party not to be branded lily white and warned against mortal threats to the party and country. Scott stressed no responsible Republican leader supports segregation and urged unity to avoid losing the next election.
Fireworks may be sold outside the city and cannot be fired inside city limits until Monday. Sales and shooting end at midnight July 5. Law officials including the State Fire Marshal, Lawrence police, and Douglas County Sheriff will arrest violators. Fire Chief F C Sanders urges safe handling and sale of Kansas approved fireworks, endorsing the Jaycees Fourth of July display at Memorial Stadium.
Deputy Sheriff P W Jones of Baldwin to retire Monday after 16 years in law enforcement. He served under six sheriffs and briefly held the sheriff post. Jones directed many hot pursuits as a radio dispatcher and balanced his career with advisory roles for Baker University fraternity and Baldwin youth. He was born in Silver Lake Kansas and later moved to Ohio before returning to Kansas. He married Elizabeth Scott in 1916 and ran a Baldwin trucking line before joining the force. His son Craig is a Tulsa internist.
Kansas University plus seven peers form the Organization for Tropical Studies a cooperative to develop and support tropical education and research. Members include Costa Rica University Florida Harvard Miami Michigan USC and Washington. Dr. Argersinger and Dr. Michener lead EU representation. Initial work centers on tropical biology in Costa Rica with plans to open facilities and share resources across institutions.
The 19th annual American Legion Horse Show at the 4-H Fairgrounds drew ideal weather and large crowds, with 95 classes the most in event history. Friday night saw over 2,000 spectators as Lawrence residents claimed wins in multiple divisions, while ticket sales remained brisk for tonight and Sunday shows.
Classified note mentions cosmetics by Marcelle and Key Rex in an all advertising item, inviting plans for a vacation pak service with no extra charge. Appears as a brief page 2 display and ad reference in the Journal World.
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