Comedic Gem Heist Ends With Hostages In New York
In a crowded East Side apartment, two thieves took $55,000 in gems and seized a taxi after forcing in an elevator operator and a deli driver. Mrs Gurian, wedding anniversary host, escaped danger with a quick call for help. Police assess gems left behind at $100,000. Gurian values loss at $55,000. The scene drew comparisons to a prior $3 million robbery, which failed due to a stolen loot car and faulty gear shift.
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Manhattan
East Side
John J. Gurian
Gurian
Wall Street
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Barghoorn Freed by Russians Hopes for Quiet Period
Frederick C. Barghoorn 52 year old Yale professor was released from a Moscow jail after espionage charges. He arrived in New Haven with his mother present and spoke briefly about his unpleasant experience while declining to discuss details of arrest and confinement.
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New Haven
London
New York
Elizabeth Barghoorn
Barghoorn
Washington
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Bronx youth nets 10400 from misprinted U N stamps
A Bronx college student bought 50 misprinted United Nations postage stamps for 2 each on Feb 28 1962 and sold them to Julius Stolow for 208 each. Stolow says dealers resold most pieces for 275 with collectors paying around 390. If sold at the latter price the set could fetch about 20000.
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United Nations
Bronx
Julius Stolow
U.N
Stolow
Communism Talk Set by C W Skousen at Budget Committee
C W Skousen will speak on Communism at the committee budget meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 19 Special buffet advertisement Web November 20 at Firebird Restaurant advertisement
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Court Postpones Ruling in Sit-Ins
The Supreme Court deferred a ruling on five sit-in cases for at least 60 days. It signaled the decision may address whether a private businessman can use state trespass laws to bar a racial group from his business. The court, in a 5 4 split, asked the Justice Department for views on the constitutional issue.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
High Court
Fire Rips Atlantic City Surfside Hotel Killing Several
A blaze at Surfside Hotel near the Atlantic City boardwalk killed at least four and left 19 missing as five hotel buildings and a rooming house were destroyed. About 40 people were in the Surfside when the fire started near 4 a.m. and 17 escaped.
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Hubert Bourbon
Atlantic City Hospital
Surside Hotel
Surfside
Bourbon
Milton Bauer
New York
Philadelphia
Bauer
Rauer
Surfside Hotel
Weather in Lawrence Looks To Stay Steady Through Tuesday
Lawrence area weather remains about the same through Tuesday with overnight lows near 30 and Tuesday highs in the 60s. Partly cloudy Tuesday with little to no rain. Sunday marked the 21st straight day without measurable precipitation. Normal November rainfall is 1.99 inches. Saturday reached 77 with a 50 low. Sunday 51 with a 40 low.
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Lawrence
KU MU Football Sellout Set At Memorial Stadium Record
A near capacity crowd of about 45 000 is anticipated for the KU versus MU clash at Memorial Stadium. The expanded venue seats 44 900, with field level special seats pushing estimates past 45 000 for the first sellout of 1963.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Monte Johnson
KU Athletic Department
KU Brass Choir Preview Far East Tour Programs
KU Brass Choir offers a Murphy Hall preview detailing a 1 hour 15 minute program of 16th and 17th century brass works and contemporary pieces by American and foreign composers. Jazz arrangements are highlighted as a feature ahead of the Far East tour sponsored by the U S State Department beginning in Karachi and ending in Wellington.
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Kansas University Brass Choir
Far East
Murphy Hall
Kenneth Bloomquiest
Bloomquist
Karachi
Pakistan
Wellington
New Zealand
U. S. State Department
Lawrence
Johann Pezel
Gottfried Reiche
Giovanni Gabrieli
Nicolai Berezowsky
Thomas Canning
Arcady Dubensky
Paul Dukas
Eugene Bozza
Leonard Lebow
J. J Johnson
Jerome Kern
Dave Friend
Brassman
Mario Ruiz Armengol
Regents Hear Budget Requests From Kansas Schools In Topeka
The Kansas Board of Regents and school officials met budget director James Bibb in Topeka to discuss salary hikes and funding. Regents seek 7.5 percent total salary increase, with 12 percent for professors and 16 percent for graduate assistants, while Wichita University faces no raise. Gov. Anderson attended as Bibb finalizes recommendations for January.
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Kansas Board of Regents
James Bibb
Topeka
Henry Bubb
Wichita University
Board of Regents
Wichita Universityl
Bibb
John Anderson
Statehouse
Anderson
Bubb
W. Clarke Wescoe
California girl tops Journal-World football contest with turkey prize
Judy Gibbons of Petaluma California missed only three games to win the 15 pound first prize turkey in the Journal-World Football Contest. Family history includes mother Chet Gibbens winning earlier contests while Judy and siblings pick independently. Second place turkeys went to Henry Keltner and C M Ward.
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Turkey
Judy Gibbons
Petaluma
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Lecompton
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Gibbons
Judy
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Wyoming
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Washington
Clemson
Maryland
Journal-World
Weather report for Northeast Kansas with mild temps
Fair tonight and Tuesday with partly cloudy skies. Tonight's low around 30, Tuesday highs in the mid 60s. Earlier readings show mixed figures for yesterday and Saturday with a notable warmth on Saturday and a cooler day today.
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Kansas
Fair Donight
Psychology and its role in human relations discussed
An academic essay argues psychology is misperceived as a voyeuristic field and as therapy for mental illness. It outlines diverse branches from learning and perception to applied social psychology, emphasizing interpersonal relations and group dynamics as central to understanding how people form impressions and respond to others.
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Orson Welles
Mars
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