New Orleans School Integrated Amid Resistance Today
Four Negro first graders entered William Frantz and McDonogh No. 19 in New Orleans as state police watched. U S marshals faced no resistance from officials. Baton Rouge debated continued segregation while white protests erupted outside.
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New Orleans
U.S
William Frantz
McDonogh No. 19
McDonogh
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Capitol
Welborn Jack
Frantz School
Wright
McDonagh
Thomas D. Burbank
Elizabeth Taylor Falls Ill Again Casts Doubt on Cleopatra
London AP reports Elizabeth Taylor hospitalized with a severe headache amid rumors of meningitis while doctors pursue diagnosis. The 28 year old star, already fading illness from a mystery fever, was admitted after a painful episode and is on the Cleopatra production pace with 20th Century Fox monitoring her condition.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Carol Goldman
Lord Evans
Eddie Fisher
20Th Century-Fox
Fisher
Vamp of
The
Nile
Weather notes for Northeast Kansas preview warm period
Cloudy and warm through Tuesday in Northeast Kansas with lows near 60 and highs around 70. Saturday forecast calls for a high of 66 and a low of 40. record highs and lows listed, along with sunrise and sunset data for Tuesday.
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Kansas
Spene
Chani
Five Day Kansas Forecast Sees Mild Start and West East Temperature Split
Temperatures from Tuesday to Saturday will run near normal in the west and about six degrees above normal in the east. A cooling trend is expected around Wednesday and Friday with highs about 50 to 55 degrees and lows in the lower 20s to lower 30s. Precipitation will be light, less than a tenth of an inch in the west to around a third of an inch in the central region, mainly showers on Thursday.
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Kansas
Gold-Plated Discoverer XVII Given Extra Day Aloft
The gold plated Discoverer XVII satellite will stay in orbit one more day as a space test. It is the first in the Discoverer series to eject its capsule by ground signal rather than a timer. Air Force officials extended the mission after the craft performed well on its 14th pass.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Warm spell tops old record with 75 degree day
A year after a record low 8 degrees the temperature reached 75 at 2 p.m., edging past the 74 mark set in 1956. The day stayed humid with rising highs into the 70s and cloud cover, coordinating with KU homecoming activities and unsettled springlike weather through the weekend.
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Kansas University
Mercury
Reading
Congo Referendum Proposal Heads to U.N. Supervision
Deposed Congo premier Patrice Lumumba proposed that the United Nations supervise a national referendum to end what he called a reign of terror. He urged UN involvement to ensure a fair vote and credible outcome.
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Unted Nations
N.Y
Patrice [Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Baldwin Opens New Dial Phone System in Baldwin
Mayor Lawrence A. Lamb will trigger the official opening with a 2 p.m. Tuesday call marking the debut of Baldwin’s $210 000 dial system. The upgrade adds long distance circuits and rural facilities benefiting about 100 Worden subscribers with seven digit numbers starting 594. The business office moves to 716 Ind St. after conversion.
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Baldwin
Lawrence A. Lamb
Jess 0. Manning
Burlingame
United Telephone Company of Kansas
Lawrence
Manning
Worden
Ind. St
Kennedy and Nixon Meet at Key Biscayne Villa
President elect John Kennedy and Vice President Nixon exchanged a cordial 63 minute discussion at Nixon’s Key Biscayne retreat. Kennedy said no offer of a cabinet post was discussed and planned further meetings in December with Nixon and Eisenhower. Nixon remained noncommittal on future roles while pledging cooperation on foreign policy.
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Key Bbiscayne, Fla
John S. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Miami
Palm Beach
Fla
Key Biscayne
Eisenhower
Ohio
KU Arena Group To Meet Tuesday To Study Project
The Kansas University memorial Stadium expansion committee will meet at the Student Union Tuesday for a luncheon to review the project status and decide next steps. Chairman Prof. Al Palmerlee said no agenda or decisive action is planned, just assessment of recent developments.
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Kansas University Memorial Stadium
al Palmerlee
Palmerlee
Weatherwax to Speak at 31st 4-H Banquet on KU Campus
Lester Weatherwax of Wichita, a 30 year booster of Kansas farm youth work, will be guest speaker at the 31st annual 4-H Club and Vocational Agriculture Achievement Banquet at 6 20 p m Wednesday in the Kansas Union Ballroom on the KU campus.
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Lester Weatherwax
Wichita
Kansas Farm
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Douglas County Bankers Association
Weatherwax
KFBI
Local UF Drive Falls Short by Five Thousand Dollars
Lawrence United Fund reached 50 600 dollars with early contributions and extended the drive through the week to hit a 55 600 dollar goal. Penny-a-pound aircraft rides at the airport raised 201 12 dollars while 20 percent supported Douglas County agency drives.
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Lawrence United Fund
Bob Payne
Douglas County
Erhart Flying Service, Inc
Lawrence
del Erhart
Dean Ruehlen
Wayne Husker
Bill Hudson
Jim Gordon
Denny Sooby
Ed Campbell
Indian student wins weekly Journal-World grid contest
William Bad Heart of Haskell Institute wins the weekly grid contest after missing the Purdue Minnesota game and predicting Kansas to beat Colorado 24 to 13. Bob Beer and Mark Graber place second and third, earning turkeys for their standings as more than 1,000 entries compete. entries close Friday noon.
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Journal-World
William Bad Heart
Haskell Institute
Tinker Hall
Bad Heart
Purdue
Minnesota
Kansas Jayhawkers
Colorado
Bob Beer
Ark
St. Lawrence
Miami
Notre Dame
Mark
Graber
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Beer
Tonight
Jayhawkers
Missouri
Lawrence QB Club Meeting Preview at Eldridge Hotel
The Lawrence Quarterback Club holds its regular weekly meeting at 8 15 tonight in the Crystal Room at the Hotel Eldridge. KU football coach Jack Mitchell will discuss Saturday's Missouri game and narrate scenes from last week's 34 6 win over Colorado.
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Lawrence
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Jack Mitchell
Missouri
Colorado
Columbia
Kansas
Associated Press
Rusty Springer
Beat Missouri Week In Lawrence Brings Proclamation
In Lawrence a public push to back Kansas football centers on a mayoral proclamation urging citizens to observe the season. The upcoming Missouri game at Columbia looms large as Kansas seeks a strong season finish amid NCAA constraints and high fan interest.
Eisenhower to Confer on Foreign Aid for Developing Nations
President Eisenhower will meet Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson on Tuesday for an important conference on foreign aid to underdeveloped countries. He will issue a statement from his vacation headquarters stressing the need for wealthy Western nations to increase assistance to impoverished lands.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
White House
KU Homecoming Peculiar With Everything Off Center
KU's homecoming fell short of tradition as Colorado upset the mood with an early KO at 34 0. A near full crowd drew a 40 000 seat horseshoe with about 5 000 empty. Governor-elect Anderson attended but stayed late for family dinner. The Count Basie Orchestra drew 5 000 in a packed Union ballroom for a sardine like stand up concert.
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Kansas University
Colorado
Missouri
Hoyle
Barbara Wescoe
John Anderson
Anderson
Lakeview
Skunk Colorado
Count Basie
Kansas Union
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