Flash blaze hits again aboard Polaris submarine
A second flash fire in as many days injures three electricians on the nuclear powered Woodrow Wilson, a Polaris armed submarine. Merle E. Walters, 64, Vallejo, Calif., was nearby as a cable pulled free from connection to the board.
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House approves 1.2 billion military pay raise bill
The House cleared a 1.2B military pay raise bill 293 to 10 and sends it to the Senate amid disputes over a retirement provision. An amendment would boost pensions by 30.5 million for early retirees, while questions linger on pension refiguring under current pay scales.
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Races Mingle in Knoxville Through Project Friendship
In Knoxville Tennessee a voluntary effort named Project Friendship brought about a mingling of about 160 white and Negro families for visits aimed at easing race tensions. Participants were paired by similar backgrounds and received information cards before arranged gatherings.
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Law and Society Institute on Dread to Consider Planning
The second Law and Society Institute at Kansas University May 23-24 will discuss land use planning and the law with Prof. Charles M. Haar of Harvard delivering the opening address on Land Private Property and Common Resource. Gov. John Anderson Jr. will speak at the banquet. Attendees include attorneys city planners from across the state along with many named scholars and KY staff members.
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St. Louis
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Leroy L. Little
Warren J. Oblinger
Wichita
Arden Ensley
Dan J. Rambo
Joseph Satten
Topeka
Marlin R. Hodgell
Kansas State University
Joseph H. McDowell
Kansas City
Kan
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Richard B
Sunset Hill sidewalk project begins along Ninth Street
Work has started on the Sunset Hill area sidewalk project with new walks planned along Ninth Street from Centennial Drive to Schwarz Road on the south and Schwarz to Rockledge Road on the north. The cost is $5,689 and completion is expected in about three weeks weather permitting.
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Widow Nina Gore Dies After Long Illness
Nina Kay Gore 83 widow of late Senator Thomas Pryor Gore of Oklahoma died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. Gore served as one of Oklahoma's first U.S. Senators with terms starting in 1907 and 1931. The couple married in 1898 and she long assisted her blind husband, who lost his sight in childhood.
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Washington
Nina Kay Gore
Thomas Pryor Gore
D-Okla
Oklahoma
U.S
Senate
Gore
Horoscopes by Sign Readings for Aries to Pisces
Aries seeks outreach for creative or business gains while avoiding rut. Taurus urged to be prudent at home and manage bills to boost revenue with cooperation from close ones. Gemini advises discussing vital matters with partners to improve future operations and increase gradual returns. Moon Children focus on enthusiasm and coworker cooperation with health habits to boost energy. Leo promises a delightful day and night with early planning and ideal allies to sharpen talents. Virgo emphasizes home improvements through time, effort, and study to advance virtues. Libra highlights data gathering and supportive neighbors backing projects. Scorpio notes abundance motivation, expert help, and wise budgeting plus repairs. Sagittarius calls for travel and outreach to connect with a prominent figure. Capricorn recommends quiet investigation and consulting experts for early advancement and aiding the afflicted. Aquarius urges trusted allies to bolster ideas and social avenues for desired gains. Pisces promotes faster work progress through higher-ups and active publicity for visibility.
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Romney Goldwater Dinner Highlights 1964 GOP hopes
Republican leaders from across the nation gather for a $1000 a plate dinner to raise funds for 1964 congressional campaigns. Gov. Romney and Sen. Goldwater will speak while Gov. Rockefeller attends? honeymooning in Venezuela did not attend.
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Michigan
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Venezuela
Romney
Goldwater
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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KU Graduate Students to Participate in National Financing Survey
Nearly 300 Kansas University graduate students will mail back questionnaires as part of a nationwide NORC study funded by the National Science Foundation. The survey covers current studies finances employment and background and is confidential.
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Kansas University
Charles Warriner
National Opinion Research Center
Chicago University
National Science Foundation
United States
School of Medicine
Warriner
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