Kennedy Unclear Path for 11 Billion Tax Cut
President Kennedy pressed leaders to push civil rights and tax relief this year but Senate action stalled. Senate Finance Committee backed Byrd's timing, planning six weeks of hearings, with possible hearings by Secretary Dillon. House and Senate leaders vow to advance both measures, though some foresee action slipping to 1964.
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Kennedy
Senate
House
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Paul H. Douglas
Humphrey
Congress
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Massachusetts
Mike Mansfield
Montana
McCormack
Mansfield
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Byrd
Senate Committee
Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Tonight Through Wednesday
Clear to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures on Wednesday. Tonight low in the mid 50s, Wednesday high in the lower to mid 80s. Data includes scattered readings and historical highs and lows for comparison.
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Kansas
US Soviet Consular Talks Aimed At Expanding Ties
In Washington and Moscow negotiators pursue a consular treaty to let both nations open consulates in cities beyond capital sites. The move could ease Cold War frictions and aid trade, with Senate ratification required after any accord.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Senate
United States Slows Growth in Payments Deficit Says Dillon
Treasury Secretary C Douglas Dillon told IMF and World Bank ministers that the U S payments deficit has slowed after a sharp rise. He noted the 1960 62 figures and the 1963 first half spike, stressing U S resolve to cut dollar outflows and GDP in the process. Schweitzer signaled IMF support for studies on changes to the payments system within Fund limits.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Uncle Sam
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Dillon
Pierre - Paul Schweitzer
Monetary Fund
Schweitzer
IMF
U.S
Parents Day at Kansas University October 12
KU announces Parents Day on October 12 with an informal question and answer session from 10 to 11 a.m. in the Kansas Union. The day also features an audience with University representatives, an open house, a reception, and buffet luncheons. The University Theatre plans Eugene ONeill's The Emperor Jones starring Clayton Corbin, and 3,500 new student parents will receive invitations. Football tickets for the Kansas-Iowa State game are offered at 2.50.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
Eugene O'Neill
Clayton Corbin
Kansas Union
Bomb threat at Paris hotel targets Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu
An unidentified caller warned of a time bomb at a hotel in Paris Monday night as Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu arrived from Saigon. Police checked the scene and found nothing suspicious after a search.
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Paris
Ngo Dinh Nhu
British Foreign Secretary backs 18 nation disarmament summit
At the United Nations Lord Home signaled guarded approval of a Soviet plan for an 18 nation summit on disarmament. He urged clear directives, noted need to halt nuclear spread, and called for information nondissemination and observers to deter surprise attacks. He meets President Kennedy in Washington and participates in discussions with Gromyko and Thant.
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United States
Vladivostok
Leningrad
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Berlin
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Cameron
United Nations, N. Y
Lord Home
Home
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
London
Andrei Gromyko
U Thant
Thant
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Hume
United Nations Organization
West
United Nations
Khrushchev
Russia
Valley Falls approves 58000 bond for municipal pool
Valley Falls residents voted five to one in favor of a 58000 bond to finance a city pool. A record turnout of 376 for and 67 against. Construction starts around November 1 and should finish before next swimming season.
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Valley Falls
William B. Lord
E.E. Ferguson
A. D. Kendall
Kendall Bank
Science and Math Day on KU Campus Highlights Speakers
The 12th annual Science and Mathematics Day at the Kansas University campus features A. S. Eggleston from NASA and Dr. E. B. Brown from KU Medical Center as speakers. Worth Seagondollar, KU physics professor, notes Gregory is replaced due to a prior commitment. The day includes open houses, exhibits, conferences, and departmental discussions across Hoch Auditorium and several halls starting 8 a.m. with student and teacher sessions throughout the day.
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S. A. Eggleston
Manned Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston
Tex
E. B. Brown
KU Medical Center
Kansas University
Worth Seagondollar
Eggleston
Donald T. Gregory
Seagondollar
Gregory
Hoch
Paul W. Gilles
Brown
NASA
Manned Space Flight Research and Development
Dyche Hall
Haworth Hall
Lindley Hall
Malott Hall
Snow Hall
Strong Hall
Summerfield Hall
KU to Study Ground Effects Machines Next Fall
The Office of Naval Research funds Kansas University engineering research on the GEM III air cushion vehicle. Professor C. J. Choliasmenos will supervise under a Center for Research in Engineering Science contract at Lawrence airport with Brig. Gen. W. K. Jones to formally present the machine. Assistants include Hajime Akashi from Doshisha University.
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Kansas University Department of Mechanics and Aerospace Engineering
Office of Naval Research
Lawrence
W. K. Jones
U.S. Marine Corps
C. J. Choliasmenos
Center For Research In Engineering Science
Hajime Akashi
Doshisha University of Japan
KU Aerospace
Aero
D Zone
Kenneth G. Wernicke
National Science Foundation
Wernicke
Bell Helicopter Corporation
Texas
Senate panel approves W True Davis Jr for Swiss ambassadorship
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved President Kennedy’s nominee W True Davis Jr to serve as ambassador to Switzerland after a brief public session.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
W. True Davis Jr
Switzerland
Davis
Rainfall Average Falls Again in September 1963
Lawrence's September 1963 was dry with only 1.08 inches of rain, leaving nine month total at 18.74 inches, 11.11 inches below normal. Temperatures ranged up to 100, trees suffered drought damage, and water mains cracked. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Legionnaires host cookout at 6:15 tonight featuring Taggartburgers.
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Lawrence
Kansas Power and Light
UF Drive Here Off to Start in Lawrence Campaign
The 1963-64 Lawrence United Fund campaign begins with advance gifts to meet a $72,900 quota. Leaders like Dr. Penfield Jones and Dr. Paul Getto organize a push across 13 agencies, aiming for a record finish by Oct. 31 with Oct. 22 as a key reporting date.
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United Fund
United
Lawrence Drive
Advance Gifts
Penfield Jones
Paul Getto
Arden Booth
Olin K. Petefish
Drive
Williams
Lawrence
Advance Gifts Industrial
New York Stocks Close Higher Amid Modest Gains
AP reports closing averages for 60 stocks rose about 0.25 percent as gains crossed sectors. Market breadth improved with several large issues posting fractional advances and several decliners trimming losses.
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New York
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