Teller warns U S lags as Soviet missile pace grows
In a Senate inquiry on U S missile development Dr Edward Teller warned that if current speeds continue Russia will surpass the United States. He said Soviets may soon be able to strike major industrial centers with intercontinental missiles and cited Houston as a distant target.
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US Scientists Plot Sputnik Data To Improve Prediction
U S scientists prepared to feed new sighting data into an electronic brain to better predict when Sputnik I's rocket carrier will fall. The effort aims to refine the target’s pre-entry reentry timing using updated sighting ports and computer processing.
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Macmillan Arrives in Paris to Soothe French Ire on Arms
Prime Minister Macmillan landed in Paris to calm French anger over Western arms shipments to Algeria. He and Gaillard held talks as NATO unity frayed amid posters accusing Britain and the United States of arming Algerian rebels. Demonstrations were planned with police on alert.
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Turkey supply here excellent this year
Lawrence area turkey growers report an excellent supply and quality this year. Farmers describe a strong market with hens at 45 cents and toms at 54, noting higher prices for retail customers. The piece highlights local farm practices and the care given to flocks as holidays approach.
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Journal World editorial background and readership size
The piece notes that 11,000 families and about 44,000 people read the Journal World daily, highlighting why readers buy the paper. It credits editors and staff for providing top-flight reporting and acknowledges occasional errors.
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KU Junior Wins In Grid Contest
Paul Child a KU junior from Concordia won the Inat Journal-World football guessing contest with 20 correct picks out of 21. He predicted KU to beat Missouri 13 to 7, missing only the North Carolina over Duke result. Contenders included Wilber F. White who missed two games and many entrants missed three. The contest drew an average of over 600 entries weekly, marking its third year as a Journal-World event.
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KU Grid Thriller Sparks City Celebration After Narrow Victory
Residents still buzz about Kansas University's Homecoming weekend as KU defeats Missouri 97 to 94. Ray Barney's fourth down boot with 48 seconds left seals the win before a 32,000 crowd. Queen Marcia Johnson and ROTC units highlighted halftime.
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Annette Willis
Wichita
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Temperature Reaches Downtown Record in Unseasonable Warmth
Downtown Lawrence records a 63 degree high as unseasonably mild weather continues after a sunny KU Homecoming win over Missouri. The 63f breaks the 60f downtown record set in 1941, with forecasts calling for above normal temperatures and little precipitation next weekend.
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Kansas Delays Coach Search Amid Banquet Plans
Kansas postpones formal coach search following Oct 0 resignation of Chick Mather and five assistants. The delay aims to honor Mather at the annual basketball banquet at KU Memorial Union and to assess candidates after the event. Arkansas reportedly eyed Jack Mitchell for interview, with KU delaying until after the banquet.
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Mitchell Appears Interested in Kansas Coaching Job
Arkansas coach Jack Mitchell is rumored as KU’s top candidate to replace Chuck Mather. He denies any decision yet while confirming talks with Kansas officials. sources say he might visit campus for an interview this week and remain the leading contender among several possibilities.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Sees Warm Trend
Five day forecast shows unseasonably warm conditions across northeast Kansas. Temperatures May average 5 to 8 degrees above normal with highs near mid 60s to low 70s and nights in the 30s to 40s. No significant precipitation expected though readings vary daily.
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