Minuteman Missile Scores Big Launch Success Today
Cape Canaveral reports a first successful underground silo launch of a Minuteman ICBM. The 58 foot rocket cleared a 90 foot pit and hit a broad Atlantic target about 3 000 miles away as Air Force officials pursue a nationwide missile buildup to 2 500 Minutemen with remote control launches in emergencies.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Minuteman
Defense Department
Montana
United States
Hashinger Hall Named For KU Dormitory On Campus
KU announces the 444 room residence hall on the west side of campus will be named Margaret B. Hashinger Hall in honor of Mrs. Margaret Hashinger of La Jolla California. The $2 million project, to be completed next September, sits in the daisy field tract south of 15th Street and east of Iowa Street.
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Kansas University
Garet B. Hashinger
Margaret Hashinger
la Jolla
Calif
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Board of Regents
Los Angeles
University
Hashinger
Templin
Lewis
John C. Battenfeld
Jesse R. Battenfeld Jr
Battenfeld
Medical Center
Kansas City
Studies Needed on Publics Newspaper Reading Habits
Dr. Chilton Bush of Stanford urged editors to conduct studies on how people read newspapers to create a knowledge base guiding adaptation. He noted changing audience education and new media as key factors and proposed a research clearing house and regular newsletter for editors and publishers.
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Chilton Bush
Stanford University
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Howard Cleavinger
Spokane Chronicle
Apme Journalism Research Committee
Bush
Meeting of LIFE Board Sets Guest-in-Home Plan
Lawrence LIFE program executive committee reports the guest in home idea for EU visiting students is largely fulfilled with local hosts. Residents still willing to host can call the People to People office in KU Union extension 500. The fiscal year ends June 30.
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Kansas Union
Lawrence Life Program
PTP
Riley Burcham
Student Speaks at UPD Meeting Harry Shaffer to President
Moses Gunn discussed the Kansas University housing policy at a Lawrence meeting. Harry Shaffer will assume the president duties until spring elections after Howard Baumgartel resigned for personal reasons. Baumgartel stays on the executive board. Mrs. William White named treasurer and Larry Greiner named secretary to fill vacancies.
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Moses Gunn
New Kansas University
Lawrence League For
Harry Shaffer
Howard Baumgartel
Baumgartel
William White
Marvin McKnight
Larry Greiner
E. M. Titus
Ellsworth Receives Standing Ovation At Dinners Event
A large Ellsworth audience gave a standing ovation as he was introduced at a dinner. More than a dozen congratulatory telegrams arrived from Colleagues in Congress and national figures including Richard Nixon Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. At the head table sat his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ellsworth and the dinner committee members.
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National Republican Organization
Richard Nixon
Sen
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Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
Fred Ellsworth
Fred Six
Donald Hults
Ann Reed
Mary Wilson
Edythe Norman
Paul E. Wilson
Odd Williams
Dolph Simons
Leslie Nesmith
Students push peace pact as buttons spark loyalty row
At Missouri and Kansas campuses, lapel buttons reading All Hawks Are My Friends appear amid calls to keep them hidden. Student leaders urge restraint while affirming a forthcoming Kansas KU MU peace pact to curb assaults and rioting at athletic events.
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University of Missouri
Back Matthews
Roger Bridges
Bridges
Missouri
Kansas
Max Eberhart
Great Bend
Kansas City
Eberhart
Kansas State University
K-State
Ku-Mu
Dean Woodruff
Fish, Game Chief Talks To Club Here Saturday
George Moore director of the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Department will speak at a wildlife dinner in the Community Building. The Douglas County Sportsman's Club sponsors the event with 6 to 8 30 p m serving time and a 9 p m talk. Diners donate 1 and women bring pies or cakes for a menu featuring venison buffalo and fish. Proceeds fund club activities including the Haskell Bottoms wildlife refuge project.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish & Game Department
Douglas County Sportsman’s Club
Moore
Sportsman's Club
Haskell Bottoms
Local Families Welcome New Babies Across Kansas City Area
Memorial Hospital reports births including a baby boy to Betty Williams and husband in Perry. a baby boy to Sharon Pearson and husband in Topeka. a baby girl to Helen Young at Stouffer Place. a son to James Jeannin and spouse in Leavenworth. a son to Harold Lutz and spouse on Route 2. Communities named include McLouth Leavenworth Eudora and Kansas City Kansas.
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Maiden Lane
Hazel Trippensee
Moundview
Larry Justice
Barker
Darlene Hornberger
Ala
Elizabeth Billingsley
Maple Lane
Patricia Hackenthorn
Oskaloosa
Betty Williams
Perry
George Durkin
David Durkin
John Durkin
Susan Durkin
Eudora
Sharon Pearson
W. 14Th
Helen Young
Stouffer Place
Sandra Shirk
Elva Simrock
Charles Carroll
Kansas City
Kan
David Rojas
W. 21St Terr
James Jeannin
Leavenworth
Harold Lutz
Route 2
Glenn Keldsen
Tenn
Hawks fire coach Paul Seymour in St. Louis
AP reports coach Paul Seymour was fired today from the St. Louis Hawks of the NBA. The decision ends his tenure with the team amid ongoing franchise changes and performance concerns.
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Paul Seymour
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Kansas Takes Central Collegiate Cross Country Title
Kansas University dominated the Central Collegiate Cross Country meet led by Bill Dotson and Bill Hayward finishing first and second. KU posted 48 points to Southern Illinois 76 with Western Michigan third at 78. Dotson ran 19.307 over four miles in soggy conditions followed by Hayward at 19.33. KU also placed 5th 17th and 23rd.
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Kansas University
Bill Dotson
Bill Hayward
Lawrence
Southern Illinois
Western Michigan
Dotson
Hayward
Kansas
Seaton seeks Nebraska bid for governorship
Fred A. Seaton 51 longtime Hastings publisher and former interior secretary announces he will seek the Republican nomination for Nebraska governor. Seaton served as U.S. senator by appointment in 1951 52 and advised Eisenhower in 1952. He is the second Republican to enter the race joining Charles Thone.
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Fred A. Seaton
Eisenhower
Nebraska
Seaton
Hastings
Neb
Midwest
U.S
Charles Thone
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Butchers picket Kansas City supermarkets in strike
Kansas City area supermarkets faced pickets from the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Local 576 after negotiations collapsed with one chain. The strike halted meat processing as contracts expired October 7 and Safeway Stores were singled out on Thursday.
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Kansas City
Safeway Stores
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workman
Record of Kansas Missouri game ticket chaos at 38,000 seat stadium
NCAA tickets in Strong Hall and the athletic office in Allen Fieldhouse faced a rush for the Missouri Kansas game. By late August no more seats were available though checks had been cashed for late July and August orders. Officials estimate 75 000 tickets could have sold. season sales surpassed 12 000 with 8 000 Missouri requests.
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Strong Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
Athletic Office
Missouri
Lonborg
Athletic Department
Earl Falkenstien
Adenauer Calls NATO Nuclear Authority Shift
Chancellor Adenauer urged NATO be given authority to order retaliation with U S weapons, currently held by Kennedy, to strengthening NATO forces for nuclear warfare without White House clearance. He cited Gen Heusinger and noted plans from 1960 to share warhead custody, while demanding Berlin’s wall come down and vows to keep Berlin access secure.
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West
Soviet Union
NATO
White House
Adolph) Heusinger
Heusinger
U.S
Lauris Norstad
Wall
East Berlin
Berlin
McNamara Orders Safety Control for Nonscheduled Troop Airlines
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara ordered fighter military safety controls over nonscheduled airlines transporting troops within the United States. The move aims to improve safety standards and oversight for troop movement by private carriers.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Card of Thanks from Emma Knabe Family
Words express our gratitude to friends for acts of kindness sympathy in the loss of our loved one. We appreciate services flowers cards and food. May God bless you all. The Emma Knabe Family
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Emma Knabe
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