Senators Confident Growth to Continue
U S Senators Dirksen and Smathers expressed confidence the economy will stay strong even without a tax cut until 1964. They cautioned against expecting immediate impact from tax relief and noted possible downturn risks if cuts are delayed. They debated spending controls and the tax bill's budget balance implications.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
George A. Smathers
Dirksen
Senate
Smathers
Democratic Conference
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Kennedy to Hold Morning News Conference
President Kennedy will hold a 10 am CST news conference at the White House. It will be his first morning briefing since March 6, arranged to accommodate newspapers objecting to late afternoon sessions.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Convicts Hurt In Racial Battle At Soledad Prison
In Soledad California a racial clash at the convict training institution left eight inmates hospitalized with gunshot wounds from ricochets as guards fired shotguns to break up the riot. Administrators say activities were normal by Sunday night amid an ongoing investigation.
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Soledad
Calif
Salinas
Ray Maynard
Huntsville
Tex
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas This Week
Cloudy and cooler through Tuesday with lows around 30s and highs in the upper 50s. Daytime readings report 76 on Saturday and 47 for the low, with prior day highs of 40. Sunrise at 7 01 and sunset at 6 09 p m. Advertisements note Cosmetics by Marcelle and Rumsey Funeral Home contact information.
Lawrence High finalists named for KU Watkins and Summerfield grants
Eleven Lawrence High students are among Watkins and Summerfield scholarship finalists at Kansas University. Finalists from Lawrence include Nancy Jean Gallup Ruth Greene Lucy Price Elizabeth Spray Albert Brune David Leonard James McCalla Russell Merrill Michael Rasmussen Erik Wright Sara Paretsky and others. Summerfield finalists list includes Thomas Allsop Roger Alexander Andrew Anderson Mike Atwood John Black John Bradley Michael Carnahan Jon Clark Bill Curmette Daniel Falen Larry Friesen Steven Frisbie Joseph Fromme Leon Graves Lloyd Hart David Hughes Robert Jacoby II William La-
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Lawrence High
Watkins
Summerfield
Kansas University
Robert Billings
Lawrence
Nancy Jean Gallup
Ruth Greene
Lucy Price
Barker
Elizabeth Spray
Sara Paretsky
Eudora
Albert Brune
David Leonard
Louisiana
James McCalla
Ohio
Russell Merrill
Dakota
Michael Rasmussen
Belle Haven
Erik Wright
Tennessee
Navy
Rebecca Bauer
Highland
Susan Burgess
Oswego
Beverly Butler
Overland Park
Patricia Chain
Kansas City
Susan Cole
Topeka
Alice Cox
Wellington
Anita Dennis
Plains
Dorothy Dotson
Emporia
Kathleen Dunlap
Shawnee Mission
Betsy Gibson
Independence
Cheryl Glaze
Arkansas City
Martha Griffin
Karen Hall
McPherson
Betty Hansen
Bethel
Danille Harder
Wichita
Cynthia Hubert
Leavenworth
Lynda Hutchison
Chanute
Margaret Ann Johnston
Stephanie Judy
Geraldine Kundinger
Manhattan
Gwendolyn Lee
Jane Plummer
Hileen Schurle
Green
Martha Selfridge
Lucan Shulman
Judy Simmons
Linda Steffel
Norton
Dorothy Sloan
Jennifer Speer
Susan Taylor
Mary Ellen Thompson
Fredonia
Sara Townsend
Atchison
Susan Weinlood
Hutchinson
Sheryl Winsley
Nancy Wood
Thomas Allsop
Roger Alexander
Andrew Anderson
Mike Atwood
John Black
Burns
John Bradley
Michael Carnahan
Jon Clark
Bill Curmette
Daniel Falen
Elmo
Larry Friesen
Clay Center
Steven Frisbie
Fulton
Joseph Fromme
Hoxie
Leon Graves
Ottawa
Lloyd Hart
David Hughes
Robert Jacoby II
William la
Gene Doane Seeks Role as Insurance Agent
Gene Doane announces his bid to serve as your insurance agent for the local community. The advertisement notes personalized service and coverage options available through his agency.
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Gene Doane
Adv
Death Toll Over 600 From Dual Japanese Disaster
AP TOKYO reports a coal mine explosion in Omuta Kyushu killing 449 and a train crash near Hiroshima killing 162, with 70 injured. Leftists accuse government neglect amid national elections ten days away and rail fatalities highlight safety failures. Reisuke Ishida admits responsibility and plans to resign.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Omuta
Kyushu
Mitsui Mining Co
William Scott
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hiroshima
Ikeda
Japan National Railways
Reisuke Ishida
Liberal Democratic
Liberal Democrats
Izvestia
Liberal Democratic Party
Frinks Described As Fairly Good After Car Wreck
Dr and Mrs Frink and their son Paul of Lawrence were hospitalized with injuries after a Friday night crash near Fairview Kan on US 75 in a driving rain. The Frinks and a Portland man John Francis Brune died later from his injuries. Brune, treated in Horton, died en route to a medical center after suffering internal hemorrhaging.
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Russell Frink
Paul
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Fairview
Kan
U.S. Highway 75
Portland, Ore
John Francis Brune
Frink
Brune
Horton
Paul Frink
Lawrence Hospital
Lawrence Memorial
Horton Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas Turnpike
Leavenworth County
Rumsey Funeral Home
Waller
Hypnosis Used In Delivery At Lawrence Memorial
A mother and baby were reported doing fine after a caesarean birth Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital performed under hypnotism. Dr. Jim Reed served as hypnotist with surgeon Dr. Borbin E. Robison, and staff monitored blood pressure as the patient, who used no medications, reported no pain and said she felt wonderful after the delivery.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jim Reed
Borbin E. Robison
Phillip A. Godwin
Byron Walters
Reed
KU Sophins Grid Contest Holiday Turkey Winners Named
Dennis Reardon, 19 year old KU sophomore, takes first prize a 15 pound turkey after missing only two games and nearly predicting KU-NU score 23 9 NU won 23 9. Second place winners are Charles L Ramsey and George R Morgan both two misses. Prize winners notified by mail. More than 1 300 entries.
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Dennis Reardon
Kansas University
Reardon
W. 20Th St
Lawrence
Nebraska
Kansas
Independence
Ramsey
Ruby Ramsey
Morgan
Penn State
Ohio State
Rice
Arkansas
New Mexico
Wyoming
Harvard
Princeton
Journal- World
Wreath Placed on Tomb as Kennedy Salutes Veterans
President Kennedy laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery in a silent ceremony attended by Gen. David M. Shoup and military leaders. The event marked 45 years since World War I guns fell silent and featured a brief address urging lasting peace.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
David M. Shoup
Korea
John Gleason
Luther Skaggs
Medal of Honor Society
Roberts. McNa
Mara
Shoup
Cooler Reading Forecast for Lawrence Area
The Kansas University weather station tied the all time high at 73 degrees over the weekend. downtown Lawrence read 76 unofficially. A cloudy cooler trend continues through Tuesday with highs in the upper 50s and overnight lows in the middle 30s. No major precipitation is expected, with Saturday’s 47 and Sunday’s 69 and 40 noted. An overnight low of 41 at 7 am and downtown 43 are recorded. An all time high 78 and a low 18 are cited for other dates. Ray Stoneback's Appliance Sale ad runs at 929 Mass.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
University aid office explains student financial needs
An editorial from Kansas outlines the Office of Aids and Awards at the University of Kansas detailing how financial need is assessed. It explains costs, parental contribution using the Income Tax Method, student summer earnings, and the three forms of assistance scholarships loans and work.
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Tyilings
Walianas Viversiti
Tnee
Noayemjber
WE An
Wel Hillings Was & Stansbury
Rhodes
Nib Ta Omega Freitternits
Sarhen Pasah Ow
Alpha Tage Psi
Christetn Wilders
Thomas A Clark
Frome Iad
St Theors
WU Breatty Chaban
Alpha van Ounera Dauditus Corporation
Duawrence Rotary Club
Bittines
Wofe
Pincelines School
Boe Pade Wa
University of Kansas Office of Aids and Awards
Univer
Kansas
K.U
Office of Aids and Awards
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Marcelle
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Lee Frinks
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Ith
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KU Sophins
Ray Stoneback’s
Robert G. Billings
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