U S Responds to Viet Nam Coup Deaths
The United States told South Viet Nam's new revolutionary committee that the deaths of President Ngo Dinh Diem and brother Ngo Dinh Nhu were regrettable and unacceptable. The regime began under Gen. Duong Van Minh with Nguyen Ngoc Tho as acting prime minister while a chief of state was not named. The 7th Fleet remained on standby to protect Americans if needed.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
New Revolutionary Committee
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
U.S
Saigon
Duong van Minh
Saigon Radio
Diem
Nhu
Revolutionary Committee
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Tho
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Cosmonauts Valentina Tereshkova And Andrian Nikolayev Wed
Valentina Tereshkova and Andrian Nikolayev married in Moscow in a televised ceremony at the Palace of Marriages. Premier Khrushchev toasted the couple as guests from the political military scientific and literary world attended. The Kremlin hinted at future space missions and study of space parenting while gifts included a pacifier doll.
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Moscow
Valentina Tereshkova
Andrian Nikolayev
Kremlin
Valentina
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Defense
Rodio Malinovsky
Konstantin Vershinin
Nikolayev
Yuri Gagarin
Valery Bykovsky
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas with cloud cover
Cloudy tonight becoming partly cloudy Tuesday with little temperature change. Lows 40 to 45, highs in the 60s. Reported figures include yesterday's 69/44 and Saturday's 64/28 with trace rainfall. Sunrise at 6 53 a m and sunset at 5 16 p m.
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Kansas
Funeral Service Ad for Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service advertises Rumsey Funeral Home contact VI 8-5111.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Russians Block Another Unit Leaving Berlin
An American convoy was halted at Marienborn on the road from West Berlin to West Germany by Soviet authorities. The halt followed demands to count passengers, with the Soviets and Allies disputing convoy procedures and delaying several past convoys. The incident came as the Berlin garrison postponed a planned maneuver for 24 hours.
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West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Spiridonov
James H. Polk
U.S
Berlin
Marienborn
Fall of Diem Regime Triggers Saigon Unrest and Aftermath
In Saigon a military junta moves to form a Buddhist led caretaker government after the coup that toppled Ngo Dinh Diem. Bodies of Diem and Nhu recovered. reports say Nhu was stabbed, Diem shot. Ngo Dinh Can placed under house arrest in Hue. Mrs Nhu and children evacuated toward Rome.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Mekong
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Cong
Doung van Minh
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Nhu
Hue
Ngo Dinh Can
U.S. State Department
Rome
Los Angeles
United States
October 1963 tied for hottest yet wettest month on record
October 1963 set seven new or tied high temperature marks and logged 2.99 inches of precipitation, the third highest monthly total of the year. Downtown readings reached 100 degrees for the first time in October since records began, with multiple 90s and a record 83 at month end. Rainfall in Lawrence totaled 2.90 inches from Oct 16 onward, easing drought and boosting crop prospects while pond reserves remained only partly replenished.
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Mercury
Lawrence
Cold Damp Weather Persists in Lawrence
Cold damp weather with drizzle and extensive cloud cover continues in Lawrence today. Forecasters predict the same trend through Tuesday with little temperature change. tonight's low near 40 to 45 and Tuesday's high in the 60s. Downtown Lawrence recorded a 28 degree low this fall, the coldest so far.
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Lawrence
Three Miss Entries Win Journal World Football Contest
A trio of three-miss entries shared top honors in the Journal-World Football Contest. Norma Kroesch of La Jolla California won first with a 34 12 Kansas over Kansas State guess though KU won 34 0. Runners up were Ruly Ramsey of Lawrence and Carl Rasmussen of Lawrence.
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Norma Kroesch
Soledad Mt. Rd
la Jolla
Calif
Kansas
K-State
Ruly Ramsey
N. Y. St
Carl Rasmussen
Bell Haven Dr
Lawrence
Army
Air Force
Pitt
Syracuse
Michigan
Northwestern
Wichita
New Mexico State
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Duke
Mississippi
LSU
Arizona
Wyoming
Washington
Cal
Auburn
Florida
United States
Bears Wear Light Coats Zookeeper Sees Mild Winter
An AP summary notes signs from a polar bear, squirrels, and caterpillars suggesting a milder winter. Zookeeper Ralph Norris cites Snowstar the polar bear lacking a coat and reindeer with plush coats as partial indicators, while squirrels’ behavior varies by location.
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Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ralph Norris
National Zoo
Norris
Weekend Mishaps Hurt Fifteen In Local Area
Fifteen people sustained non life threatening injuries in multiple weekend traffic accidents across the city and surrounding area. The most serious involved a car driven by Larry D. Wright, 15, whose vehicle struck a store front on West 7th Street near Maine. Wright escaped with minor injuries while passenger Robert Hafferkemp, 23, required 27 stitches.
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Larry D. Wright
Elm
West 7Th Street
Maine
Wright
Robert Hafferkemp
N. Y. St
Turner Market
Lone Star
Lawrence
Roger Leick
Engel
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Dale Ann Hermanson
Leawood
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leick
John C. Poindexter
Lilac
Kansas Turnpike
Bonner Springs
Poindexter
Allen L. Fries
Topeka
Southwestern Bell
U.S. 40
Big Springs
Fries
Kathy Holston
Stormont-Vail
Stormont-Vail Hospital In Topeka
Rodney W. Shay
St. Fracis
Fred L Jones
U. S. 40
6Th Street
Schwarz
Clarence L. Burt
Hutchinson
John F. Gillihan
Edgerton
Elm and
Kaw River Bridge
Ralph Means
Glasco
Sue A Eagle
Kansas City
Kan
Hallmark Cards Key Rexall Ad Brings 15 Persons
A Page 2 advertisement listing 15 persons connected to Hallmark Cards and Key Rexall includes names and phrases suggesting a multi item promotion. The readable text signals a local retail feature or catalog insert.
Tropical Problems and Progress in the Tropics
The piece argues tropical regions face political and health challenges, with underdevelopment tied to climates and historical barriers. It notes malaria, driven by disease vectors, has been mitigated by DDT and WHO malaria programs, boosting prospects for modern civilizations in warmer zones.
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Tropics
India
Africa
Cambodia
America
World Health Organization
Asia
Thailand
Melvin Griffith
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