Kansas Syracuse clash ranks top in nation in Memorial Stadium clash
Kansas and Syracuse meet as the nation's two highest ranked teams in Lawrence before 40 000 spectators. Syracuse boasts Dave Sarette Ernie Davis Art Baker while Kansas counters with John Heci Berty Coan Curtis McClinton Doyle Schick and Fred Hageman. Kansas pursues Big Eight tests at Iowa State while Oklahoma looms with strong lines and a 33 19 5 series edge.
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Two Army Generals Die In Oakland Plane Crash
A small Army transport plane crashed in fog near Orinda Oakland injuring a home. The victims include Maj. Gen. Carl F. Fritzsche of Ford Ord and Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Hayes along with Lt. Robert L. Fisher Chief Warrant Officers Richard K. Brown and Kenneth Kiester Specialist 5 C Donald E. Peter man. The craft en route from Fort Ord to Crissy Field exploded in flames after hitting a water tank and brush fire.
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Bedford
Ohio
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East Bay
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Savannah
Hayes
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Seattle
Wash
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Hemingford
Neb
Donald E. Peterman
North Hollywood
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Crissy Field
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Presidio
Fritzsche
6Th Army Headquarters
Courtney Johnson
Fort Benning
Lawrence Weather Forecast By Local Meteorology
Skies will be partly cloudy tonight in Lawrence with a cooler Sunday forecast. High today in the upper 70s, cooler tonight near 40s, and Sunday afternoon rebounding to the upper 60s after a 46 degree morning low. No rain for the eighth straight day.
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Lawrence
Khrushchev Snubs New York City During Long Island Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev calls New York a concrete center and says he dislikes the city and its life while on a weekend retreat at the Glen Cove estate. He vents at a Waldorf reception and notes a harsher Moscow standard. The BaltiKa ship gains an extension to stay at East River pier for 19 more days.
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Eighth of County Tax Paid by Three Big Defaulters
Douglas County reveals that its three largest taxpayers Kansas Power and Light Southwestern Bell Telephone and Santa Fe Railroad pay about 13 percent of the total tax abstract. The seven largest taxpayers include Kansas Public Service Cities Service Gas Union Pacific and Lawrence Paper Co rendering nearly 16 percent of a 4 812 233 89 bill.
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Neutralists urge Ike to parley with Khrushchev at UN
President Eisenhower faces a tough choice as a neutralist UN resolution urges him to meet Premier Khrushchev for direct talks on reducing global tension. A Washington conference with British PM Macmillan may decide his course, though the RB47 incident and Khrushchev’s remarks have closed any easy path.
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Khrushchev to Attend UN Session Amid Neutrals Bloc Move
Khrushchev announced he will attend a United Nations General Assembly session on issues including Red China seating. He seeks to reshape UN governance by replacing the secretary general with a three nation executive and expanding the disarmament panel to include neutrals. Allies of the Soviet bloc such as Tito Nasser Nkrumah Sukarno and Nehru are named as potential neutrals. The motion appears aimed at forming a bloc against the United States.
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KU Band Day Parade Draws Thousands for 1960 Show
Kansas University hosts Band Day 1960 with 72 bands and about 4 800 musicians marching along Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. The event kicks off a weekend with an anticipated 41 000 to 40 000 viewers for the KU Syracuse game televised nationally.
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Topeka
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Syracuse Kansas College Football Televised On Local Channels
Channels 9 and 13 carry the Syracuse vs Kansas college football clash broadcast to viewers. ABC covers the event with Memorial Stadium expected to host 40 000 fans. The Orange ranked No 2 and Kansas No 5 are the top nationally paired teams. Weather should be clear with temperatures in the 70s.
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Journal- World
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday in northeast Kansas with cooler high and low temperatures. Lows around the mid 40s tonight and highs near the upper 60s on Sunday.
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