Saturn May Score U S Space Victory
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Saturn booster may soon overtake the Soviet lead in rocket power and could boost a 33 000 pound satellite into orbit within six months. In a 121 second test the first stage showed a fourth consecutive success despite one engine failure. D Brainerd Holmes hailed it as a significant step toward reaching the moon this decade. Von Braun said the program is ready to test the second stage.
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Anderson Signs Wichita University Into State System
Gov. John Anderson signed legislation to bring Wichita University into the Kansas system of higher education. Final approval rests with Wichita voters in a city election. If approved, the school would become the sixth in the state system and operate as an associate of Kansas University under the State Board of Regents.
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Printers Block Philadelphia Editions in Union Protest
In Philadelphia the International Typographical Union blocked the Philadelphia Inquirer delaying today’s editions. Union leaders say the composing room meeting was illegal and demand full reinstatement of the dismissed employee. The publisher pledged to use regular grievance procedures. Workers refused to return until reinstatement.
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Congress Told About Standoff By McNamara
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told Congress the United States faces a nuclear standoff with the Soviet Union while aiming to win the Cold War. He described mutual deterrence, denied Soviet superiority, and defended the defense budget and mobilization plans amid Cuba and global tensions.
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Brightening Business Outlook Nudges 1963 Output View
Washington AP report says a perceptible business revival prompts unofficially higher 1963 output estimates to about 578 to 580 billion dollars. Officials expect modest job gains but no drop in 6 percent unemployment or large idle capacity, and tax-cut pressure remains unchanged.
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Four Die in Predawn Fire at Boston Hotel
A predawn blaze swept the Sherry Biltmore Hotel on Massachusetts Avenue killing four people and injuring at least 25. Cast members from The Sound of Music were rescued after crowding a narrow ledge awaiting aerial ladders. the fire began on the fourth floor and investigators pursued the cause as damage neared $100,000.
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Three-Car Crash Damages $1000 on 23rd Street Haskell
About noon today a three car collision at 23rd Street and Haskell Avenue caused an estimated $1000 damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers Brenda Kay Brown Marilyn J Mayhew and Frank L Rice were involved. Brown and Mayhew stopped in the lane when Rice rear ended Mayhew pushing her into Brown.
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KU-Y executives discuss operation and Model U N at KU
Moore addressed the Lawrence Kiwanis Club at the Eldridge Hotel on Thursday noon. He described KU-Y projects and the current Model United Nations at Kansas University. Karen Vice and Lacy Banks spoke on individual KU-Y projects.
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Six Kansas Towns To Vote on Liquor
To vote on April 2 residents of six Kansas towns will decide whether to permit liquor sales. Hugo ton Englewood Edgerton Long ton Wallace and Edwardsville are listed. Edgerton and Wallace currently ban liquor sales. Edwardsville is legally wet but has no liquor store. The election follows city forces plans to open a store.
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Williams Accepts Post in Canada
Bill Williams, assistant food service manager and catering director of the Kansas Union at Kansas University, named to Strathcona Hotel staff in Victoria British Columbia as manager of restaurant coffee shop and auxiliary enterprises. He begins April 13. His wife Nancy and two children will soon follow. The family will move to Victoria.
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Lawrence voters set key posts and pool bond on Tuesday
Lawrence residents will decide three City Commission posts three School Board seats and a 195000 pool bond next Tuesday. The Journal World provides a LWV questionnaire on page five. A new recreation building footings were poured by Dressler Construction Co. of Topeka with a 46000 project cost. Dan Kahler new Lawrence High principal-elect met staff and students and attends tonight's cooperative training banquet. Rear Adm Yeager to take command at Great Lakes replaces Nunn.
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Chapman
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Five Horses Help Put Out Blaze at Kansas Farm
Sheriff Brooker suggested the fire might have been caused by an electrical short and noted no loss estimate was available. The Baugher family, known in Kansas horse and livestock circles, includes Gloria who has earned state and national honors as a rodeo rider.
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Friends Honor Dr. Jones With LCC Reception Tonight
Friends of Dr. H. Penfield Jones Lawrence School Board president will host a reception 8 to 11 tonight at Lawrence Country Club to honor the 56 year old surgeon for 30 years in the community. Proceeds fund Lawrence Memorial Hospital Emergency Room renovation in Jones name. gifts include a signed guest book.
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Air Force Officer Reverses TFX Statements Under Senate Probe
Air Force Col. John L. Gregory Jr said signing a memo challenging rival TFX design data was improvident. He acknowledged relying on coworkers and not being expert, signaling shift from data that aided McNamara in General Dynamics award amid Boeing evaluation.
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Nearing a Half Century of Service by the Rumsey Family
Rumsey Funeral Home marks nearly fifty years serving the community with continuous family leadership and local care. The firm continues to offer funeral services, pre planning, and mementos through its VI 35111 address and Adv notices.
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Science Exhibits On View Tonight
The 12th annual Douglas County Science Fair opens tonight in the Lawrence Community Building from 5 to 9 with nearly 200 exhibitions across four divisions in physical and biological sciences and mathematics. Elementary and secondary students submitted displays Thursday and 11 judges reviewed them earlier. The event runs 1 to 9 p.m. Saturday with a 7 p.m. award program and closes Sunday 1 to 4 p.m.
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Card of Thanks for Daughter's Safe Return
The Dahlene family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the Lawrence Police Department for the untiring search and safe return of their daughter on March 28 in the Brookdale Addition.
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Herbert Dahlene
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