Senate Restores Kennedy Trade Power for Poland and Yugoslavia
The Senate voted 55 to 14 to restore Kennedy's authority to extend most favored nation trade privileges to Poland and Yugoslavia, a key step amid fierce debate over aid levels and the final bill. The measure faces a House conference and potential amendments before final passage.
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Senate
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Poland
Yugoslavia
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
House
Wheat Negotiations Placed In Private Traders Hands
The U S government shifted wheat sales talks with the Soviet bloc to private traders after issuing an export license for 100 000 tons of wheat to Hungary. The deal with Giant Cargill Inc may signal a flow of surplus grain, with ceilings and cost plus delivery pricing under government guidelines.
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Russia
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Hungary
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Soviet Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
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Canada
Australia
Blessed event ends back pain mystery in Missouri
In Independence Missouri a 28 year old mother of three quit work due to severe back pains she blamed on high heels. A doctor told her she was about to have a baby and two hours later she gave birth to a son at a hospital.
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Independence, Mo
John R. Roach
Jay Harriers Win Big Eight Cross Country Crown
Kansas University captured the 1963 Big Eight cross country title at Lawrence Country Club as 53 runners raced three miles. KU won with 26 points, Oklahoma State second with 80, Missouri third with 82, and defending champ Colorado fourth with 85. Individual winner was Robin Lingle of Missouri in 14 19.8. KU took places two and three with Paul Acevedo 14 23 and John Lawson 14 27.
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Iowa State
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David Wighton
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John Donner
Herald Hadley
Ken Holm
John Cortes
OSU
Larry Farmer
Chick Fero
George Cabrera
Kansas Underdogs Seek Upset at Nebraska
Kansas arrives as a one to two touchdown underdog against Nebraska in Lincoln with 38,000 fans expected. The Jayhawks, 4-3 overall and 2-2 in the league, aim to avenge last season’s 40-16 loss and boost bowl chances with a win over NU.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Charges Asked On 3 State Department Officials
Senate investigator questions three State Department officials after charges that they lied under oath. The trio acknowledged wires used to eavesdrop on Otto F. Otepka and earlier denied listening devices in his office. Names include John F. Reilly, David I. Belisle, and Elmer Dewey Hill.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Otepka
John F. Reilly
Secretary of State For Security
David I. Belisle
Reilly
Elmer Dewey Hill
Department
Office of Security
Tragedy in Japan as 269 Die in Mine Blast and Train Crash
A Kyushu coal mine explosion kills 171 with many trapped in Omuta as a Yokohama Yokosuka line derailment claims 98 lives. Rescue crews race amid darkness and collapsed power lines after the 9 40 p.m. crash.
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Osaka
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Tsurumi Crossing
Actress Bette Davis Sued Over Death Allegation
Former actress Claudia Dell sues Bette Davis and unnamed parties for 1.5 million alleging a death rumor in Davis's autobiography The Lonely Life. Dell contends the book falsely claimed she killed herself, harming her reputation.
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Bette Davis
Claudia Dell
Miss Davis
Riverside School Holds Open House Sunday Afternoon
Riverside School invites parents and the public to an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the newly expanded campus two miles northwest of Lawrence. Visitors can tour four classrooms a gymnasium a kitchen a lounge and offices with guides including principal Calvin Cassady and teachers Nancy Hughes Betty Cassady Wilma DeLaughder Susan Galbraith. An added kindergarten marks a county first in Douglas County along with a hot lunch program starting Monday led by head cook Mrs. Clarks Springer and assistant Elmer Husted. Music aid comes from Mrs. I N Bowman with Riverside School Board members Charlton Bartz Leo Smith and I N Bowman.
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Nancy Hughes
Betty Cassady
Wilma De-Laughder
Susan Galbraith
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Elmer Husted
I. N. Bowman
Riverside School Board
Charlton Bartz
Leo Smith
KU Student Injured In Accidental Shooting
A Kansas University senior, Gary Simone 20 from Paterson New Jersey, was rushed to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after apparently shooting himself in the thigh while plinking hedge apples southeast of Lawrence. He was with Paul Hoyt 19 of Merriam and Alan R Thompson 20 of Fort Leavenworth, all Ellsworth Hall residents. Simone’s condition was listed as satisfactory at noon.
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Merriam
Alan R. Thompson
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Ellsworth Hall
Simone
Hoyt
Veterans Day ceremonies mark weekend in Lawrence
Public events planned Sunday and Monday in Lawrence honor Veterans Day. The American Legion Dorsey Liberty Post No 14 sponsors five downtown ceremonies, with color guards and bells at five intersections. A tea at 2 p.m. at the Police Fire Building follows the ceremonies, featuring a patriotic address by Henry Booth and remarks on veterans groups.
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Warm Trend Promises No Rain For Lawrence Area
Sunny skies and above average temperatures dominated Lawrence with mild conditions continuing into Sunday. Forecasts show clear to partly cloudy today, possible showers in Lincoln area, daytime highs near 70, lows around 40, and a cooler Sunday in the lower 60s.
Mishap Triggers Race Track Riot Over Double Bets
About 500 bettors rioted for over an hour at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury after a six horse accident wiped out twin double wagers. Security chief Conrad Rothengast died of a heart attack. 20 were arrested for assault. at least 10 injured. The track estimated $100000 in damage and $30000 in foregone take. Race program cancelled. racing to resume soon.
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N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Conrad Rothengast
Frank O’neill
Lee
Frinks Shaken Up In Auto Accident
Dr and Mrs Russell Frink of Lawrence received cuts and bruises in a two car crash on U S 75 near Fairview Kansas en route to the Kansas Nebraska game in Lincoln Their one year old son Paul was unhurt Both Frinks were hospitalized for observation with minor injuries and expected to be released The other driver John J Brune of Portland Ore also had minor injuries
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Lawrence
Fairview
Kan
Lincoln
Paul
Frink
Horton
John J. Brune
Portland
Ore
Kansas Highway Patrol
Journal - World Today
Topeka
U.S. 75
Brune
Stratford Rd
Figures of Court Show Crackdown On City Drivers
Police Court in October fined 102 speed violations and 16 for failure to yield right of way. A total of 812 traffic accidents for 10 months and 3,127 in court fines plus 1,153 at the station. Chief Cox said portable radar will be used when possible.
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Bill Cox
Lawrence
Cox
William Pendleton
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Mild with Weekend Cool Down
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy and mild conditions in Northeast Kansas today with a high near 70 and a low around 40. Sunday will be slightly cooler with a high in the lower 60s, and scattered temperature notes from recent readings are listed.
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Sant TU Yin
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