U.S. warns on Latin coups after Dominican and Honduran takeovers
The United States raised a warning after two Latin American coups in the Dominican Republic and Honduras. It ordered withdrawal of U S economic and military aid missions and suspended diplomatic relations with both nations. Secretary of State Dean Rusk emphasized defending constitutional government amid a tense regional shift.
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Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
Honduras
U. S
Dean Rusk
State Department
Ing Juan Bosch
Rusk
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
KU Favorite for Wyoming Game at War Memorial Stadium
KU was a one touchdown favorite as 18 000 to 20 000 fans packed War Memorial Stadium in Laramie for the Kansas Wyoming clash set for 2 30 p m Kansas time The weather was sunny and 70 degrees Wyoming had upset Utah State 21 14 last week while KU prepared to fly home on a chartered plane after the game expected to reach Kansas City around 9 to 9 30 p m barring weather.
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Wyo
Kansas
War Memorial Stadium
Wyoming
Utah State
Utahs
Kansas City
Five Die In Springfield Home Fire
Five people died in a frame house fire at 715 West Sixth Street Springfield Missouri early today Two others escaped The victims include Betty Ryan 37 Freddie Ryan 10 Billie Ryan 8 Vickie Ryan 6 and an unidentified child Carolyn Ryan 13 escaped with burns Landlady Florence Wilson 61 escaped unharmed No explosion suspected as cause under investigation Neighbor James Daugherty reported flames at about 5 am and helped alert Mrs Wilson
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Springfield
West Sixth Street
Betty Ryan
Freddie Ryan
Billie Ryan
Vickie Ryan
Carolyn Ryan
Florence Wilson
James Daugherty
Carolyn
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Sees Heat Swing
Continued fair and unseasonably warm conditions. Highs near 95 this afternoon, upper 90s Sunday. Lows around 55 to 60. Temperature readings show yesterday high 94, low 68. record high 91 and low 39 in 1952.
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Kansas
Saigon Leaders May Be Altered
The CIA chief in South Viet Nam, John H. Richardson, is recalled to Washington as plans unfold to replace him with a new head in Saigon. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge reportedly seeks a shift amid tensions with Lodge’s agencies, affecting U.S. efforts to support Diem’s government.
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Washington
CIA
South Viet Nam
Saigon
John H. Richardson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Central Intelligence Agency
Richardson
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
Kennedy
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
State Department
Lodge
Diem
Witness Threat Prompts 24 Hour Federal Protection
The Solicitor General says a government witness in Hoffa's jury tampering trial has been threatened and is under 24 hour federal protection. The notice underscores security concerns surrounding the forthcoming proceedings against Teamster president James R. Hoffa.
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Washington (Ap
Archibald Cox
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Buddhist monk self immolates in Saigon market protest
In Saigon’s central market a young Buddhist monk in his early 20s self immolated in protest against Diem regime amid ongoing anti government unrest. Onlookers watched in horror as troops sealed the area and U S officials expressed concern over the political implications while security forces quickly contained demonstrations.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh
Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Central Market
Flora Weakens And Indicates A Turn to Sea
Flora began to weaken over Cuba and may turn southwest into the Caribbean Sea. Warnings were lowered in the Bahamas as forecasters noted uncertainty about Flora’s path. The storm has killed at least 43 people, with Haiti heavily devastated and Cuba and Jamaica fearing damage from high winds and flooding.
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Fla
Flora
Cuba
Caribbean Sea
Bahama Islands
Florida
National Hurricane Center
Gordon Dunn
Gerald Philippeau
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Philippeau
Miami News
Tobago
Bahamas
Ragged Keys
Cuban
Camaguey
South Florida
Paul Moore
Santiago
Punta Lucrecia
Fidel Castro
Jamaica
Acklins Island
Andros Island
Andros
Racial unrest sparks mass protests and a resignation
Mass marches and sit ins flare while Chicago school chief Benjamin C. Willis resigns amid integration pressure. NAACP opts to bar a demonstration against the Mormon Church during its conference. Arrests mount in Orangeburg and Plaquemine as protests widen. Detroit and St. Louis sit ins target banks amid alleged discrimination. Presidential factfinders Royall and Blaik return from Birmingham without comment on the blast that killed four girls.
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Chicago
Detroit
Savings and Loan Association
Jefferson Bank and Trust Co
St. Louis
Kenneth Royall
Earl Blaik
New York
Birmingham
Ala
New Heat Record For City Friday Sets 94 Degrees
Lawrence broke a new heat record Friday with an official 94 degrees at the KU weather station surpassing the 93 degree mark from 1947. Downtown Lawrence tied the previous high while KU readings showed higher. The week saw a second 90s day and 13th high for 1963 as the area endures hot dry conditions with no October rainfall.
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Lawrence
May
Lawrence United Fund drive advances toward goal
The Lawrence United Fund Campaign total reached $7,065.44 with the advanced gifts phase opened Oct 1. The drive aims for $72,900, with Oct 22 as the main date and Oct 31 as wrap-up. Over 25 participants boosted gifts vs last year and several doubled their contributions, driving the drive ahead of year ago.
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Lawrence United Fund
Students Explore Space Challenges at KU Science Day
About 3 800 students from Kansas and Missouri gathered on the Kansas University campus for the 12th annual Science and Mathematics Day. Speakers outlined space flight problems while tours of the engineering building and research centers showcased ongoing science education and exploration.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Missouri
J. A. Adams
KU Extension
Hoch Auditorium
Parkville
Drexel
Kansas City
Osceola
Raytown
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Museum of Natural History
School of Education and
University Extension
Worth Seagandollar
Paul W. Gilles
Gilles
E. B. Brown
Department of Physiology
KU Medical Center
Brown
Summerfield Hall
Protestant fears over ecumenism and Vatican Council
The National Sunday School Association warns of a gradual de-Protestantizing trend in the nation due to the ecumenical movement and the Vatican Council. A spokesman says church union is sought without scriptural basis and unity without doctrinal unity.
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Buffalo, N.Y
National Sunday School Association
Ecumenical Movement
Vatican Council
Association
Window-Breaking Blast Shatters Univ Roof in Bogota
A blast at the national university in Bogota caused five hundred windows to shatter after a bomb was thrown onto the roof. There were no injuries reported.
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Bogota
Colombia
The
National University
September Traffic Mishaps Claim Three and Injure 37
Three persons were killed and 37 injured in September traffic accidents on Lawrence streets. Of the injuries 7 were serious, 14 severe and 16 minor, with year to date totals showing more deaths and serious injuries than last year.
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Lawrence Streets
Lawrence
Bill Cox
KU Grant Could Hit 2 Million In 7-Year Span
The U S Public Health Service awarded Kansas University a grant potentially totaling 2 million over seven years to expand research on communication behavior of mentally retarded children. The first year grants amount to 279 908 with annual averages likely over 250 000. Lead is R L Schiefelbusch with Howard V Bair co directing at Parsons State Hospital and Training Center, linking with KU’s language and communication project.
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Kansas University
U.S. Public Health Service
James Pearson
U.S
Kansas
Journal-World
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
R. L. Schiefelbusch
EU Bureau of Child Research
White House
Howard V. Bair
Bair
KU School of Medicine
Parsons
EU Bureau
Schiefelbusch
U. S. Public Health Service
Schiefelbush
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