U S Arms Airlift To India Under Way
An American arms airlift began from Germany to aid India's Himalayan army against Chinese invaders. C135 transports launched from Rhein main, due in Calcutta, with round the clock operations and relief crews. Ambassador Galbraith cautioned arms alone won t solve the problem and no U S personnel would accompany the weapons.
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New Delhi
India
Germany
Red China
Rhein-Main Air Base
Frankfurt
Calcutta
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedy Near Blockade Decision in Cuba Crisis Debates
On October 20 1962 President Kennedy moved toward a naval blockade of Cuba amid heated debates on invasion air strike and other options. He met Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in the White House and reviewed September Cuba statements while aides from Defense State and Justice advised. He seldom spoke in meetings and pushed for further study before finalizing the plan.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Kennedy
Cuba
Gromyko
Departments of Defense, State and Justice
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Pupil Suspended In Diamond Theft
A Russell High School student is suspended after a $3500 diamond from an exhibit in the school gymnasium was found in his possession. The diamond was part of a Kansas Retail Jewelers Association sponsored display introduced by Gladys Hannaford. Police are investigating. the exhibit organizer declined to file a complaint.
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Russell High School
Russell
Gladys Hannaford
Kansas Retail Jewelers Association
Fire ruins E J Hadl home near Vinland
Fire destroyed the Edward Junior Hadl residence near Vinland nine miles southeast of Lawrence. No one was home. Mrs Hadl and three children were visiting friends while Hadl worked in Manhattan. Neighbors spotted smoke. fire dept arrived as walls caved in with total loss.
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Edward Junior Hadl
Vinland
Lawrence
Galen Gimblett
Hadl
Manhattan
Gimblett
Baldwin Rural Fire Department
Anti Red Minutemen Propaganda Found in KU Paper
Pamphlets urging students to join the anti Communist Minutemen were slipped into 25 or 30 copies of the Daily Kansan at Kansas University this week. The flyer lists an Independence Missouri address for information. KU adviser calls it a prank and says few papers were affected. Minuteman leader Robert DePugh suggests members near campus may have carried out the act.
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Kansas University
Minutemen Organization
de Mott
Kansan
Robert DePugh
Norborne
Minuteman Organization
K.U
Defense Aide Denies Cuban Crisis News Distortion
Assistant Defense Secretary for public affairs Arthur Sylvester denied distortion or manipulation in Cuban crisis coverage and defended government news handling. Rep. John Moss joined editors in criticizing the new directive requiring officials to report interview substance the same day, prompting a House subcommittee review.
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Arthur Sylvester
Defense Department
Pentagon
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Moss
Sylvester
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Public Information
Department
State Department
Lee Hills
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Hills
Knight Newspapers
Miami
Cuba
Newark
N.J
Washington
KU Financial Report Details Major Expenditures and Assets
The KU statement shows operating expenses led by resident instruction 31.8 percent, hospital and health service 19.1 percent, and organized research 18.8 percent. Administrative costs fell to 2.8 percent. Lawrence debt retirement totaled 511000 for the Kansas Union and residences. Land is valued at 439194.20 with buildings at 32675630.92. Physical Education Corp net income includes football 27226.91 and basketball 14495.39. track losses 35958.24. Kansas Union receipts 1041454.70 and bookstore 974068.10. total business over two million with net income 78925 and a patronage dividend 64481.26.
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Lawrence
Kansas Union
Physical Education Corporation
Kansas basketball topic at Lawrence Kiwanis Club
The Lawrence Kiwanis Club discussed KU basketball with guest speakers Monte Johnson from the athletic department and basketball coaches Dick Harp Ted Owen and varsity member Molen Ellison.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Monte Johnson
Kansas University Athletic Department
Dick Harp
Ted Owen
Molen Ellison
Khrushchev Letter to Kennedy Sparks Cuba Crisis Debate
Secret Khrushchev letters and Moscow radio actions shaped the Cuba standoff as U.S. and Soviet leaders debated dismantling missile bases. White House kept terms uncertain while Khrushchev floated a peace face, and public notices framed the crisis as a high pressure moment with potential nuclear war implications.
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White House
Kennedy
State Department
Moscow
Russia
Cuba
U.S
Turkey
Washington
The
Herald Tribune
Rowland Evans Jr
U.S.S.R
Moscow Radio
Mr. Khrushchev
Stamp Society Parley Draws 300 in Kansas
More than 300 philatelists from the region are set for the Kansas Stamp Society annual meeting in the KU Union Big Eight Room. The two day event features displays, sales and exchanges with veterans, plus a Lawrence post office branch with special cancellations and pre-stamped envelopes. Ernest Haas leads the local group.
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The
Kansas Stamp Society
Kansas University Union
N. Arnold Hamilton
Wichita
Stamp Society
Robert Baughman
Liberal
Lawrence
Baughman
Kansas Territorial
Pony Express
Lawrence Area
Ernest Haas
Manned Bombers Out of Date in United States
The United States halted production of manned bombers for the first time since World War II. The Air Force received its final contracted bomber, a B-52, at Boeing in Wichita on October 26, and General Dynamics in Fort Worth completed the last B-58 Hustler two months earlier. The B-58, touted as the world’s fastest bomber, speeds around 1400 miles per hour.
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Wichita
United States
Air Force
Boeing Co
Beck Cleared in Court Over $200,000 Alleged Loan
Dave Beck, once a laundry truck driver and later head of the Teamsters Union, was acquitted by a federal court jury of illegally borrowing $200,000 from trucking concerns. In New York, the Daily News published a 16 page facsimile edition after a strike, signaling a banner declared “struck not struck out” with the Journal-American plant.
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New York
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
New York Daily News
Journal-American
Khrushchev Letters Spur Speculation On Soviet Authority
Circulation of two Khrushchev letters has officials weighing whether the first was his solo initiative and if a Cuba Turkey deal was proposed for leverage. Some suggest he acted without full Soviet authorization, prompting the second, more conventional note.
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Khrushchev
Mr. Khrushchev
Boy Scout swimming classes arranged at KU pool
Arrangements for this year's Boy Scout Pelathe District swimming classes are announced by Melvon Wertzberger. Classes run Saturdays from November 10 through May 25 at Robinson Gymnasium Kansas University pool with four supervising adult teams and leaders from local troops. contact Northcott Aiken at VI 3.2810 to help.
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Melvon Wertzberger
Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasium
Wertzberger
Northcott Aiken
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Richard Davis
Ohio St
J. R. McKinley
W. 6Th St
William F. Burgess
Route 1
Dale Bouse
Miller Dr
Harley Gover
Tenn
Armin Landis
Del
E. F. Mills
Barker
Jim Anderson
Univ
Bob Marsh
W. 22Nd Terr
Aiken
Weather Folklore Forecast By The Associated Press
Weather brief notes seasonal patterns and local conditions from the Associated Press service, with a sense of quiet dignity for readers seeking short daily outlooks.
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THE
Associated Press
Rumsey Funeral Home
NASA funds KU researchers to expand state space studies
Kansas University and NASA collaborate to boost space research with a 100000 grant over three years. Fifteen proposals were chosen from 24, funding will support biologists, sociologists, bacteriologists, and engineers studying brain energy during oxygen deprivation, radiation effects, crew dynamics, blood flow in engineering terms, life-support, oxygen supply, waste disposal, ionospheric electron density, and metal fatigue.
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Kansas University
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Space
Kansas
Frederick S. Samson Jr
Delbert M. Shankel
Bacteriology Department
Marston McCluggage
Sociology and Anthropology
McCluggage
Yun- Sheng Yu
Engineer Yu
Ross McKinnel
C. L. Burt
Dr. McKinney
Hillel Unz
J. B. Tiedemann
Mechanics and Aerospace Engineering Department
U Thant Visits as U S Ramps Up Cuba Reconnaissance
U Thant arrives in New Airisland amid efforts to secure UN inspection of Soviet dismantling promises. McNamara says aerial photos show missiles being dismantled while Navy keeps blockade ships at sea. U2 flights paused after Andersons crash. Powers’ fate remains officially unlisted. McNamara also freezes 14,214 reservists’ enlistments as Cuba tension continues.
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U Thant
United Nations
U. N
Khrushchev
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Cuba
Pentagon
Navy
U.S. Navy
Anderson
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Robert S.mcnamara
Air Force
Date Set for Nov 30 Execution of Andrews
The Kansas Supreme Court fixed Lowell Lee Andrews execution date for November 30. Andrews, a former Kansas University student, was convicted for killing his parents and sister during Thanksgiving 1958. His prior dates were postponed by appeals and he failed to obtain a U S Supreme Court writ of habeas corpus.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Lowell Lee Andrews
Kansas University
Andrews
U. S. Supreme Court
Card of Thanks for Support and Hospital Care
I thank friends relatives and neighbors for visits cards and flowers and Dr Mana han and 3rd floor nurses for their good hospital care. I also thank neighbors and friends for harvesting my corn and milo.
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Dr. Manahan
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