Goldwater Defends NATO, Attacks LBJ In Illinois Swing
Barry Goldwater taunted Lyndon Johnson as a “come lately” on NATO policy while rallying crowds in Carbondale and Cairo Illinois. He urged an end to the draft and pitched peace through strength. He criticized Johnson’s Europe trip and warned of civil rights backlash amid his Illinois stops.
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Hammond
Ind
Major British Parties Seek U S Harmony After Election
London AP reports Britain's Conservatives led by Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Labour under Harold Wilson vow to maintain a close U S partnership on world issues. Both differ on Britain's nuclear role with Douglas-Home supporting nuclear power as a deterrent and Wilson advocating scrapping the independent British deterrent.
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Hoover cautions against Gestapo tactics in JFK inquiry
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told the Warren Commission that police state methods cannot be used to safeguard the president. He warned against Gestapo tactics and urged maintaining an even balance in national security. He spoke to the commission as reported by the Evening Star.
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Teen Age Drinking Struggle in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania reports progress in enforcing a 1963 law that targets minors 21 and under who attempt to drink or possess alcohol. The law imposes fines from 25 to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail, shifting penalties to juveniles and aiding officers in arrests. Police and tavern operators note reduced underage incidents and easier enforcement statewide.
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Bill T. Plastino
Lancaster
Kenneth D. Kochel
David M. Rineer
Humphrey Claims Goldwater Seeks Lightning Issue in California
In Los Angeles Humphrey told University of Southern California students that Goldwater faces crushing defeat and is desperate for an issue. He accused Goldwater of cynicism for soft on communism charges and said the move is an attempt to win votes.
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KU weekend events include open houses and concert
Chancellor Wescoe will address the Parade sity Fund Advisory Board at 10 a.m. in the Union Big Eight Room. Open houses are set for the School of Pharmacy 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday and the School of Law with a continental breakfast at 11:30. After KU Wyoming, cider and doughnuts in the Union lounge. Saturday night Good Time Singers concert 8:30 p.m. Hoch Auditorium. Art exhibit by Robert Sudlow Sunday 3 to 5 p.m. at KU Museum of Art. Picnic at Potter Lake 5 p.m. Sunday sponsored by LIFE for KU foreign students and Lawrence residents.
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Good Time Singers
Los Angeles
Calif
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KU Museum of Art
Robert Sudlow
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Potter Lake
Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise
LIFE
Lawrence
A Spacious Foyer for Inclement Weather
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises a spacious foyer for inclement weather with VI 3-5111 contact in an advance notice.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Hayden Turns 87 in Senate’s Oldest Member Spotlight
Sen. Carl Hayden of Arizona marks his 87th birthday as the Senate’s oldest member and president pro tempore. Hayden has represented Arizona since statehood in 1912, first in the House then elected to the Senate in 1926, ranking second in presidential line of succession behind House Speaker McCormack.
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Carl Hayden
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Barry Goldwater NATO Nuclear Control Plan Backed by Nixon
Former Vice President Richard Nixon says Barry Goldwater's NATO nuclear command proposal is not new. He notes Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson set up emergency programs, urging leadership to avoid crises when NATO commanders face hard choices.
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KU Learns star party with a live band for post game
KU student manager Mike Robe and football players Dick Bacon Harley Catlin and Dave Crandall organized a victory party after the game. A live band formed from members of two houses, Spider and the Crabs, will perform at dances this year with Crabs and Co. plans for future shows.
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Dick Bacon
Harley Catlin
Dave Crandall
Robe
the Crabs
Steve Smith
McPherson
Mike Sollenberger
Hutchinson
Chuck Warner
Wichita
Doug Crotty
Garden City
Crotty
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chis
Crabs and Co
NFO Calls Off Stock Activity After 43-Day Hold
The National Farmers Organization ended its 43 day effort to halt livestock marketing with a Thursday night recess. President Oren Lee Staley says it was a pause in a broader push for bargaining power with meat processors. Prices remained largely unchanged in Chicago markets around six dollars under the minimum.
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Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
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NFO
Midwest
Wisconsin
Staley
Chicago
New KU Queen Selection Policy Revealed by Dean Taylor
Kan sas University introduces a new method to choose homecoming queen and two attendants by student vote from six finalists. The Oct 30 Union Ballroom dance will announce the top three. the queen will be crowned at halftime of the Nebraska game and will attend the Belafonte concert at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Emily Taylor
Education
Independence
Irene Gibson
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Nebraska
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Allen Fieldhouse
Hilda Threatens Louisiana Coast as Storm Moves In
As hurricane Hilda nears, coastal tides of five feet are forecast from Galveston to Mobile with higher surges near the eye. Dozens of towns brace for impact while cancellations extend to sports and daily life. Red Cross reports 10 000 cats deployed to Opelousas for refugees. Morgan City Daily Review suspends publication for the first time in 94 years.
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Young GOP Gathering Planned at Mecaskey Residence
Douglas County Young Republicans host an outdoor barbecue at 6 30 tonight at 1613 Tenn St Mecaskey Tom Maupin bachelor oversees guest comfort with outdoor fireplaces. Special guests include William Avery running for governor and Robert Ellsworth seeking Congress, plus a secret surprise guest. Mike Getto chairs with Mecaskey and Bob Billings as vice chairmen. early arrival advised due to street repairs.
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Tom Maupin
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Robert Ellsworth
Congress
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Douglas County Young Republicans
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Two Car Wreck Near Tonganoxie Injures Bonner Springs Couple
A two car crash seven miles east of Tonganoxie sent Bonner Springs residents Allen Pinnell and his wife Odelia to Providence Hospital in Kansas City in critical condition. Odelia Pinnell was eight months pregnant and the baby was stillborn. James Langvardt was treated and released with head lacerations.
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Lincoln St
Allen E. Pinnell
Pinnell
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Odelia Pinnell
Langvardt
Nuclear treaty draft ready to curb spread of weapons
Prime Minister Douglas Home said the United States and Britain prepared a draft treaty to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. He hopes to push it after the American election. The draft is ready and could be produced at any moment. Home spoke during a Midlands campaign swing with Britain’s general election set for Oct. 15.
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England
Douglas Home
United States
Britain
Farm Real Estate Advances to Record High in 12 Months
The Agriculture Department reports farmland values rose 6 percent in the year ending July 1 as per acre values reach a record $141 and total market value hits about $155 billion. Arkansas leads with 12 percent gains, with Oklahoma and Missouri also up 8 percent or more. higher equipment use lowers labor needs, driving growth.
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Alan Cox Places In Welding Event
Alan Cox of Route 2 earned a place among six winners in a national arc welding contest sponsored by the James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation of Cleveland Ohio. Cox, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Cox, entered a swine feeding stall he built in Lawrence High School's vocational agriculture class. He will receive a certificate and cash prize. Honorable mentions went to Joe Shultz Bob Brink Jim Miller Gary Moore Charles Young John Musick Jr and Mike Murray all entries built and welded in LHS vocational courses taught last year by Roy Cropp and Walter Gehlbach.
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Route 2
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Cleveland
Ohio
Clifford Cox
Lawrence High School
Cox
Joe Shultz
Donald Shultz
Route 4
Bob Brink
Jarvis Brink
Route
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Charles Miller
Gary Moore
Clifford Moore
Lindenwood
Charles Young
Charles Young Sr
Baldwin
John Musick Jr
John Musick Sr
Mike Murray
Millard Murray
LHS
Roy Cropp
Walter Gehlbach
Scouts to distribute United Fund posters in Lawrence
Fourteen uniformed Boy Scouts will distribute United Fund display posters and stickers Saturday morning to Lawrence businesses. Dan Palmquist leads the Scout project. Reverend Francis L. Filas of Loyola University speaks on sex education at a Lawrence High School public meeting.
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Lawrence
Dan Palmquist
Francis L. Filas
Loyola University Theology Department
Lawrence High School
High Twelve Holds State Convention in Lawrence Saturday
The annual state convention of the High Twelve Association brings about 70 members to Lawrence this Saturday. Fred Brown of Lawrence serves as state president, William Wolfe leads the Lawrence club, and new state officers will be elected at a 10 30 a m business meeting in the Eldridge Hotel Big Eight Room. A banquet at 6 p m features Judge Charles F Burkin Jr of Kansas City as keynote speaker.
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Lawrence
High Twelve
Fred Brown
William Wolfe
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Eldridge
Charles F. Burkin Jr
Kansas City
International High Twelve Association
Card of Thanks for Melvin Edmonds Family
The Melvin Edmonds family expresses gratitude to clubs organizations friends and relatives for help and kindness during their sorrow.
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