United States Pressed to Abandon New Nuclear Tests
At the United Nations India led a nonaligned push for a voluntary moratorium on nuclear testing with support from Latin American and Scandinavian states. The U S delegation opposed the moratorium citing lack of effective controls while Japan urged Washington to call off tests and Britain pledged support to maintain power balance.
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Suits Worth 800 Missing From Ober's Store
Twenty men's suits valued at more than 800 dollars were stolen from Ober's Men & Boys Clothing Store at 821 Mass. St. Police say the loss was found during inventory after an empty hanger was seen. It appears the thief hid in the store until after closing and escaped via an upstairs window to the roof.
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Mass. St
Workman Back on Job After Minor Burns
Lester Pegg of Centropolis, cabinet maker, suffered minor burns to his right arm Tuesday afternoon while remodeling at 839 Conn. St. He returned to work today after the glue flare up he carried outside and treated by a local physician.
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Centropolis
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Pegg
Acadia Lodge No. 9 AF and AM Special Meeting
Acadia Lodge No 9 AF and AM holds a special communication on Thursday November 2 at 7 pm to confer second degrees Master Masons are welcome Stanley B Norman W M M J Fstes Sec Adv
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Acadia Lodge NO. 9
AF & AM
Stanley B. Norman
W.M. M. J. Fstes
Sec
Office Addition to CFCA Plant Near Lawrence
The Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association adds a 60 by 50 foot extension to its administration building just east of Lawrence. The existing 120 by 50 foot structure will gain 180 by 50 feet to provide offices for the growing nitrate fertilizer plant.
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Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Lawrence
County Seeks Better Price on Convalescent Hospital Property
The Douglas County Board instructed Commissioner Elmer Ousdahl to negotiate for a better price on bids for the old convalescent hospital site at 1004 W 4th St. Tract A bids were under $10 000, Tract B about $5 000 below value, Tract C $2 300 under, and the whole 16 lots and buildings bid at about $18 000. Formal action pending, with risk of rejecting all bids and re-bidding. New Valleyview Nursing Home at 2518 Ridge Ct now contracts county patients under lease and can house about 150.
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Elmer Ousdahl
Convalescent Hospital
4Th St
Walter Kampschroeder
Ousdahl
Medical Arts Center
Tract A
Tract B
Kampschroeder
New Valleyview Nursing Home
Ridge Ct
Ribicoff to Speak For Law Session at Kansas University
Abraham RibicoffSecretary of Health Education and Welfare will headline the Law Society and Institute at the University of Kansas December 4-5. He will speak at 345 p.m. December 4 in the Kansas Union Ballroom introduced by Senator Frank Carlson. The event gathers 300 legal and non legal professionals to discuss The Child and the Law with judges county attorneys welfare directors psychiatrists social workers and students expected to attend.
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United States Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
First Law Society
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Kansas Union
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Frank Carlson
Kansas
Topekan Drops Hearing In Osage County Thefts
Max Mercer 39 waived his preliminary hearing in Lyndon and was bound over for district court on two Osage County burglary charges. He is held in jail on a 3500-dollar bond. A second suspect, partially identified, remains at large after fleeing a stop near Overbrook.
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Osage County
Lyndon
Max Mercer
Michigan Valley
Overbrook
Charles Scott
Highway Patrol
Bridge Plan Discussed Near DeSoto By Two Counties
Engineers from Johnson and Leavenworth Counties met on Tuesday in Bonner Springs to discuss preliminary work for a new Kaw River bridge between the counties near DeSoto. The proposed span would replace an older bridge condemned years ago.
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Johnson and Leavenworth
Bonner Springs
Kaw River
DeSoto
KU Classes Shortened For State Convocation
Kansas University students faced a shortened schedule this morning for a state-wide convocation at 9 20. Attendees from all 105 counties as well as foreign and out of state students met in groups to discuss their area’s relation to KU and to establish channels to relay their activities back to hometowns.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Halloween vandalism reports across city cause minor damage
Police described Halloween night as normal with minor damage. High school aged youths damaged property on Louisiana and Massachusetts streets while police noted two 15 year olds attempted to assault a girl on Massachusetts Avenue and have been identified for Juvenile Court.
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Massachusetts
Century Drive
Alabama Street
Kansas University
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Jayhawk Boulevard
Sunflower Road
Hillcrest School
Charles Rankin
Bill Cox
City Commission weighs parking changes and ditch safety
At a Tuesday meeting, commissioners discussed off street parking and ditch construction safety. They scheduled a special session on parking, floated double deck parking in downtown lots, and reviewed a Chamber report on parking additions. They also proposes rules on ditch safety after recent fatalities and new subdivision sidewalk requirements. The zoning appeal process was amended to allow appeals to the City Commission with four-fifths votes. Penny Construction won a 28401 dollar street and storm sewer project in Holiday Hills. An ordinance for sanitary sewer special assessments in Southridge was read.
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Don McConnell
Fred Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
McConnell
Harold Horn
George Williams
Lawrence
Board of Zoning Appeals
Planning Commission
Penny Construction Co
Holiday Hills Addition No
Southridge Addition No
Tougher Soviet Policy Stalls Berlin Talks
U S officials say the present hard line from the Soviet Union hinders constructive negotiations on Berlin and German issues. Washington and Western allies discuss possible countermeasures if no improvement occurs, while Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark face pressure as part of a broader Soviet strategy.
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Death Confession Admitted As Trial Evidence
A 19 year old Texas youth James Latham signed a confession to the murder and robbery of Otto Ziegler, a 62 year old Kansas railroad man. The statement was admitted in the murder trial of soldiers James Latham and George York, who face cross country killing charges.
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Halloween flag pranks nabbed by campus officer at KU
Law rence report notes two Kansas University students attempted to raise a skull and crossbones flag on Lindley Hall. A campus policeman stopped the prank before the flag went up as the Welcome Teachers section aims to boost NE Kansas teachers to a local convention drawing about 5 000 attendees Thursday and Friday.
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Lindley Hall
Journal- World
Kansas
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Lawrence
Camera heist hits Hixon Studio shoplifted goods
Police report two cameras valued at 250 dollars were stolen from Hixon Studio & Camera Shop located at 721 Mass. St. during the week.
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Hixon Studio & Camera Shop
Mass. St
Music Teachers Elect Wichitan Gordon Terwilliger KMTA President
Gordon Terwilliger of Wichita University was elected president of the Kansas Music Teachers Association at its 50th anniversary convention at Kansas University. Lauren E. Anderson was chosen vice president, with Lloyd Herren re elected secretary treasurer and Sister Christian Lambert Dahlsten Georgia M Tice and Lowell Adams named to the executive committee. Mary Goering won piano auditions and will perform in a five state competition in Omaha.
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Wichita University
Kansas Music Teachers Association
Kansas University
KMTA
Lauren E. Anderson
Music Teachers’ Convention
Lloyd Herren
Fort Hays College
Sister Christian
St. Mary of the Plains
Dodge City
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Lindsborg
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Beloit
Lowell Adams
Pittsburg State College
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Newton
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Omaha
Connie Roeder
Burlington
Jeanette Helfrich
Beth Miller Harrod
Trench Coats Gone From KU Officers Car
Irvin Youngberg and Olin Petefish reported to KU police that their trench coats were taken from their car Tuesday night while attending a meeting in the Kansas Union.
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Irvin Youngberg
Kansas University Endowment Association
Sunset Dr
Olin Petefish
Crescent Rd
Kansas Union
United Fund Campaign Near Halfway Mark in Lawrence
The Lawrence United Fund Campaign total reached 30 259.44, about 52 percent of the 58 000 quota with a deadline next Monday. Officials say the drive may need extra time as canvassers have left many sources untapped and urge immediate completion by workers.
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Lawrence United Fund
Rayburn Spirits Higher at Home After Cancer Diagnosis
House Speaker Sam Rayburn 79, ravaged by cancer, shows a lift after returning to Bonham Texas from Baylor University Medical Center Dallas. He was taken to a private clinic for care with Dr. Joe Risser supervising as visitors note his improved mood and relief.
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Texas
Baylor University Medical Center
Dallas
Joe Risser
Robert Bartley Jr
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Rayburn
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