Periphery Dominates U S Foreign Policy Outlook
The Washington Post News Service reports that foreign policy revolves around peripheral issues as the center the Soviet relations remains quiet. Khrushchev’s concerns with China and agriculture limit major moves. The lunar project and wheat deal are unlikely to shift broad policy before the 1964 election.
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Washington Post
Leavenworth Contract Awarded for Fort Leavenworth Housing
Senator Frank Carlson reports a district army engineers contract to Fred A. Arnold and Fred A. Arnold Inc for 96 family housing quarters at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The $1.460 million award covers 52 for non commissioned officers and 44 for company grade officers in Kansas City acted as awarding authority.
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Fred A. Arnold
Fred A. Arnold, Inc
Los Angeles
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Carlson
District Army Engineers
Kansas City
Great Bend Poisoner Claims 9 More Dogs
Great Bend police report nine more dogs died in a three day span as detectives confirm poison in some cases and suspect it in others. Two similar incidents occurred in mid August within a single block.
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Great Bend
Marion Weese
Scientist Priest Bridges Science and Faith at Oak Ridge
In Oak Ridge Tennessee Dr Pollard head of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies is a physicist and Episcopalian priest who argues science and religion can coexist. He says modern humanity risks a dark age as belief in the supernatural fades despite advances from the Manhattan Project and nuclear research. Pollard was ordained in 1954 and blends a clerical role with scientific leadership.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn. AP
William Grosvenor Pollard
Pollard
St. Stephen’s Episcopal
Clinton
Kansas Finance Brighter Than Expected After First Quarter
Kansas fiscal 1964 first quarter receipts in the retail sales tax and general funds totaled 31 million, above the 29.3 million advance, with balances 3.2 million higher than anticipated. Wichita University becomes a state school demanding full-scale 1965 funding, while existing universities will need more funds due to rising enrollments and wage costs.
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Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Council
Richard Ryan
Ryan
Wichita University
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Wichita
The Conflict Between Science and Miracles Still Echoes
A speaker critiques science's focus on the natural and measurable, arguing it explains only regular and repeatable events. He contends that miracles, central to belief in the resurrection and ascension of Christ, have no place in modern thinking.
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Christ
J-W Honors Top 15 Percent Carrier Sales Group
The Journal-World hosted its top 15 percent of young carrier subscription salesmen at a dinner and movie event Wednesday evening. Four top salesmen were awarded for their performance.
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Journal-World
Journal World Carrier Awards Highlight Record Subscriptions
The 160 Journal World carriers earned awards at Hal's Steak House recognition dinner for securing new subscribers in Lawrence. Top seller Pat Alexander received a new bike for 104 orders. Mike Vantuyl placed second with a wrist watch for 75 orders. Ingue Dahl third with a $25 U.S. Savings Bond. Bill Kelly fourth with a transistor radio. The drive, promoted by manager Jack Mehaf Fey, set an all time high circulation in the Lawrence market.
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Journal-World
Hal's
Jack Mehaffey
Journal-World Photo
Pat Alexander
Frank Alexander
Hillview
Lawrence Area
Mike Vantuyl
Bill Vantuyl
Ingue Dahl
Marie Dahl
la. St
United States
Bill Kelly
William Kelly
Lao St
Tournal World
Lawrence
Geological Survey Chief to Take Four Month International Leave
Frank Foley, director of the State Geological Survey, will depart around November 1 for a four month assignment with the Agency for International Development in the Ivory Coast Republic of Africa. He will study ground water resources and conduct reconnaissance.
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Foley
Dakar
Senegal Republic
West Africa
William W. Hambleton
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Los Angeles
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Geological Survey
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State Geological Survey
Agency For International Development
Republic of Africa
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