Soviet Parade Shows New Antimissile Rocket
Moscow marked the 46th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with a Red Square display of a two stage antimissile rocket about 50 feet long. Moscow Radio and Tass touted its military potential and capability to hit modern air and space targets. A Defense Department official and Dr. Harold Brown spoke on U S efforts to defend against ICBMs while Dr. Edward Teller urged concern over Soviet capabilities.
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Harold Brown
Defense Research and Engineering
Defense Department
Edward Teller
Rock Chalk Chant Debate Narrowly Divides KU Alumni
Lawrence alumni discuss reviving the Rock Chalk Chant with more frequent plays of the Alma Mater and postgame chants during the Kansas Missouri game. The issue hinges on band scheduling and tradition as talk continues at a local PTA advisory meeting.
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Vietnamese Junta Rules with Military Leaders in Charge
Premier Nguyen Ngoc Tho remains a career bureaucrat under Ngo Dinh Diem while real power rests with a military revolutionary committee led by Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh. The 47 year old Minh is praised but seen as a soldier, not a politician, as the junta vows to crush Communist guerrillas and maintains strong ties with the United States.
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Ngo Din Diem
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Kansans face potentially huge phone refund total
Kansas Supreme Court ruling bars a 1960 rate increase and may require refunds on three years of telephone bills. Southwestern Bell and the Kansas Corporation Commission expect some repayment to customers, with the total possibly reaching up to 14 million dollars. The dispute centers on allowed costs and how quickly a settlement can be reached.
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Engineer James W Brain dies at 48 in Missouri
James W Brain of Lee's Summit Missouri died Tuesday at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City after a heart attack. A 1933 Kansas University engineering graduate he was a partner in Lutz Dailey and Brain Consulting Engineers. Survived by wife Virginia two children James and Judith and one granddaughter. Funeral services were held in Lee's Summit.
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Lee’s Summit
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Robert Wilson Jr
Brain
Kansas University
Lutz, Dailey and Brain Consulting
Virginia Brain
James Brain
Judith Brain
Lawrence Woman Charlotte Cannon Dies at 65
Charlotte B. Cannon of 17 West 14th Street died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial to be announced. She is survived by her son Jack Cannon of the home.
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W. 14Th St
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Jack Cannon
Multiple Disparate News Briefs Include Skull Find and Politics
The Smithville skull of Patricia Willoughby was found with no clear wound details, the FBI to analyze the skull. In Washington, Ngo Dinh Nhu's former wife described as a resourceful businesswoman with villa on the Riviera, while Senator Margaret Chase Smith weighs presidential primaries for 1964. Newark grand jury indicts engineer John Butenko and Igor Ivanov on three counts for transmitting defense information to the Soviet Union.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
French Riviera
Margaret Chase Smith
Newark
N.J
Soviet Union
No Change Anticipated In Goldwater Timetable
Barry Goldwater is not expected to shift his timetable for a decision on a White House bid despite New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller declaring his candidacy. The absence of timetable changes indicates Goldwater intends to proceed on his planned schedule.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Overbrook Names Starting Backfield and Leaders
In Overbrook lineups Hepner will start at quarterback with Skaggs at fullback and Cooper at end. Cooper serves as senior class president and Skaggs as Student Council president and a Boys State participant. Overbrook sits 26 miles southwest of Lawrence on U.S. 56.
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Overbrook
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Oklahoma City sculptor honored at Haskell reception
Dedication in Oklahoma City honors a Korean War wounded sculptor, a Kansas University graduate. His wife, the former Miss Juanita Lincoln, is a Haskell alumna. The Learned couple are the vendors’ parents. The Alumni Association, which commissioned the piece, plans a reception on the Haskell campus after the Lawrence High Topeka game at Haskell Stadium.
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Learned
Kansas University
Juanita Lincoln
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Bendix Strike Halted by Union Contract Vote
Ma chinists Union members at Bendix Corp voted 2002 to 1804 to accept a new contract ending a strike set for midnight. The pact raises wages by 6 cents an hour on Monday, adds a pension plan, hospitalization and insurance, and introduces a cost of living allowance tied to the government index. Negotiations reopen April 1964 for apprenticeable trade terms. workers receive pay while on jury duty.
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Bendix Corp
Macinists Union
Don Black
Bendix
Atomic Energy Commission
Black
Planning Underway For 1964 Douglas County Science Fair
Preparations began after a Douglas County Science Fair Association meeting at the Lawrence Community Building. The four day event runs April 2 to 5 with exhibits by K-12 students from Douglas County. Junior winners receive trophies and plaques while senior winners advance to the 1964 National Science Fair in Baltimore May 6. A Plan Now pamphlet distributed November 15 will outline entries, classifications and project sizes.
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Douglas County Science Fair Association
Lawrence
Baltimore
Thomas Hospitalized in Detroit at Henry Ford Hospital
Lowell Thomas 71 year old world traveler news commentator and author was under observation for a possible heart ailment at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit AP reports he remains hospitalized and is in stable condition.
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Detroit
Lowell Thomas
Henry Ford Hospital
Khrushchev Says USSR Will Surpass U S in Seven Years
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev addressed American industrial leaders on an anniversary reception. He declared the Soviet Union would outrun the United States in seven years and warned that the USSR would defend Cuba if the U S attacked. He courted China while snubbing Pan Tsu-li, China’s ambassador.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
China
Cuba
Pan Tsu-li
Thompson Trial Before Minnesota Supreme Court
The trial of T. Eugene Thompson, accused of arranging his wife’s murder, was heard by the Minnesota Supreme Court on a Wednesday session. Attorneys met with five justices for about ninety minutes in a closed conference regarding a ruling by Judge Rolf Fosseen in Hennepin County.
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T. Eugene Thompson
Minnesota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Rolf Fosseen
Hennepin County
Court session adjourned as defense seeks statement
Testimony began Monday as Prosecutor William B. Randall refused to deliver a police statement from a state witness who sold $250000 accident and travel insurance on Carol Thompson's life. Attorneys were summoned to chambers. Judge Fosseen recessed court before the Supreme Court session.
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William B. Randall
Thompson
Carol
Randall
Supreme Court
Four injunctions eyed for Leavenworth taverns
Leavenworth County Attorney Edward J. Chapman Jr. says liquor injunction petitions are ready for four more taverns in Leavenworth County. This would raise district court actions to 27 since a county inquiry into liquor and gambling violations began.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Edward J. Chapman, Jr
Leavenworth County
Chapman
Grateful thanks for flowers prayers and hospital care
A note expresses gratitude to Dr Jones Manahan and Reed for care during a hospital stay. Thanks go to Mrs Veatch and all nurses in the intensive care ward and the 3rd floor North nursing staff. The writer, Mrs Martha Garvin, blesses everyone.
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Manahan
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