Congo Faces Threat Of Civil Outbreak U N Planning Talks
About 30 000 Baluba refugees sit in mud at a camp near Elisabethville Katanga fearing police brutality tribal clashes and unknown threats. Swedish U N troops patrol the area as three distinct Congolese armies operate across Leopoldville Stanleyville and Elisabethville.
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Congo
U.N
Elisabethville
Katanga
Baluba
Jason Sendwe
Leopoldville
Sendwe
Joseph Mobutu
Victor Lunduia
Stanleyville
Norbert Muke
Katangas
Sture Linner
Sweden
Kasai
Joseph Yav
Associated Press
Colin Frost
Frontier
Soviet Warning Says U S Testing Could Provoke Prolonged Program
The Tass statement warns that continued U S and allied nuclear tests may compel the Soviet Union to extend its own testing program. It condemns Kennedy's pledge to resume atmospheric tests and calls for a general disarmament treaty with strict international control. The note reiterates readiness to scrap nuclear arms if others do likewise.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Warmer Weather Expected In Lawrence Tuesday
Crisp but warmer weather is forecast for Lawrence on Tuesday with temperatures climbing into the 50s after an overnight low in the upper 20s. Sunday was bright but only mid 40s, with a 30 degree overnight low. The Weather Bureau says similar fair conditions will extend statewide.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Move Follows Request From Three Areas
United Nations debated Congo crisis as Soviet Deputy Minister Valerian Zorin planned more talks before a Security Council session. Ethiopia Nigeria and Sudan urged council action over mercenary acts in Katanga while clashes continued and U.N. forces faced renewed threats to halt civil war.
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United Nations
N. Y
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Security Council
Congo
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Sudan
Zorin
Katanga
KU Freshman football player dies after emergency surgery
John Pippin an 18 year old Kansas University freshman from Oklahoma City died at 1 10 am in Watkins Memorial Hospital from complications after an emergency appendectomy on Oct 28 He was a 185 pound halfback and Sigma Chi pledge His death follows a period of treatment and additional surgery last Thursday The university officials called the death a tragedy and noted his happiness and adaptability He leaves parents a sister and a brother with funeral plans set for Oklahoma City and Edmond Okla.
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John Pippin
Kansas University
Oklahoma City
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Pippin
Sigma Chi
Kansas State
Jack Mitchell
Clarke Wescoe
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Edmond
Okla
M. O. Baggerly Funeral Home
Young Pippin
Wesleyan Methodist Church
B. C. Pippin Sr
Joan Howell
B. C. Pippin Jr
UF Deadline Extended to Friday in Lawrence Fund Campaign
The Lawrence United Fund drive extended to noon Friday after a 2 p.m. tally showed $6,500 short of the $58,000 quota. Leaders Payne Stedham Trackston urged workers to cover deficient canvass areas and report issues to UF headquarters to reach the goal.
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Lawrence United Fund
Robert Payne
Austin Stedham
Payne, Stedham and Drive
Jess Trackston
Hallmark Cards
du Pont
Stedham
Industry
Kansas University
Sheldon Carey Wins a Turkey Contest Title at KU
KU design professor J Sheldon Carey of 2122 Owens Lane won last week's Journal World football contest earning a 15 pound dressed turkey. He missed only three games and correctly predicted KU Nebraska 27 13. Second place went to Mrs Melissa Yazzie Aurora Colorado and Ellen Gentry Lawrence Kansas both winning 10 pound turkeys after missing four games.
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J. Sheldon Carey
Kansas University
Owens Lane
Dr. Carey
Journal-World
Melissa Yazzie
Aurora
Colo
Ellen Gentry
Oak Hill Ave
Lawrence
Carey
Ku-Nebraska
Ku-Nu
Yazzie
Gentry
Will Hess Wins AP News Photo Contest Honor
Will Hess head of the Journal World photo department won a first place and received an honorable mention in the Missouri Kansas Associated Press Newsphoto Contest. Seventy four photographers from 30 newspapers entered more than 400 pictures. Hess's first place was in the feature category for Ballerina and Pupil, Class B Division papers under 50,000 daily circulation.
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Will Hess
Journal- World Photo Department
Missouri-Kansas Associated Press
Hess
Kansas
West Viet Nam faces pivotal weeks in struggle with Viet Cong
The pro Western government in South Viet Nam fights a growing Viet Cong threat aided by North Viet Nam. U.S. aid already exceeds 2 billion dollars with possible future expansion. Diem's regime imposes emergency measures and austerity while army morale sags and rural loyalty remains uncertain.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nuclear Disaster Problems Talk Planned At Lawrence High
Lawrence High School hosts a 7:30 pm lecture by Dr. Raymond Schwegler on nuclear disaster problems as part of American Education Week. The event, sponsored by the PTA and the Lawrence Education Association, features discussion and illustrations and aligns with Education Week themes and prior talks on religion in education.
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Lawrence High School
Raymond Schwegler
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers
Lawrence Education Association
William Binns
PTA
Schwegler
William J. Moore
Kansas School of Religion
U.S
Moore
American Education Week
Varied Events Set at KU For Homecoming Weekend
KU prepares for 1961 homecoming with big football clash against Kansas State at Memorial Stadium Saturday at 1 30 PM. Queen Mary Nan Scamman leads activities with attendants Leslie Coover and Wally Heyde as decorations, concerts, a cross country meet, and a homecoming dance cap the weekend.
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Kansas State University
Memorial Stadium
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Kstate
Oklahoma University
Manhattan
Mary Nan Scamman
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miss Scamman
Watkins
KU Symphony
Leslie Gail Coover
Junction City
Wally Heyde
Shawnee Mission
Miss Coover
KU “Brigadoon
Japan
West Pacific
Chi Omega Sorority
Miss Heyde
Lewis Hall
Wildcats
Kansas State
Kansas Union
Allen Fieldhouse
Netherlands
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Lawrence Country Club
Bill Easton
Oklahoma State University
Ralph Marters
George Wynn
Kansas City
Weather Update Northeast Kansas Through Tuesday
Northeast Kansas remains generally fair through Tuesday with overnight lows in the upper 20s and daytime highs in the 30s. Readings indicate a cool week ahead with no major precipitation expected and clear to partly cloudy skies across the region.
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Kansas
Lyes
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Leawood
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Hutchinson
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