Absenteeism blocks early Baker probe in Senate
Senate Rules Committee met in closed session to press for early hearings on the Bobby G. Baker pay-off case. With only two members present, a quorum was not reached, blocking action while Cooper urged absent Republicans to return for possible October hearings.
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Washington
Bobby G. Baker
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
John Sherman Cooper
Senate Rules Committee
Jordan
Cooper
Baker
Matthew H. McCloskey
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
GOP
John J. Williams
R-Del
Committee On
Senate
Johnson
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
White House
Accord Paves Way to Early Strike Finish
DETROIT AP General Motors and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative national contract ending the 11 day strike. The deal includes higher pensions vacations holidays and wage increases in years two and three with local plant issues in 117 of 130 plants to be resolved first. About 13 of 159 bargaining units had settled by late week.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
America
Ford
Chrysler
Louis G. Seaton
Reuther
GM Department
57 East Germans Escape To West Through Tunnel
Fifty seven East Germans escaped to West Berlin through a tunnel under the border wall near Bernauerstrasses. One East German border guard was killed during the operation as East German troops surrounded the tunnel within minutes.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Red Wall
East Germany
East German Defense Ministry
Bernauerstrasses
West Police
Weather forecast frost likely in northeast Kansas
Fair and cool tonight with frost or freeze likely and diminishing winds. Tuesday expected to be fair and slightly warmer. Tonight’s low near 30, Tuesday’s high around 70. Yesterday’s high 64 and low 44. record high 96 in 1963, record low 32 at 5 a.m. today.
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Kansas
6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Service at Hixon's
Hixon's at 721 Mass Ave advertises six hour photo finishing and fast service. Located in the Adv section, the listing highlights quick turnaround for developing and printing photos with emphasis on speed.
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Hixon’s
Topeka Woman Wins Journal-World Football Contest
Mrs. L. H. Vincent of 1238 Mulvane Topeka won last week's Journal-World Football Contest and will be mailed first prize a 15 pound dressed turkey. She missed 3 of 21 games and correctly predicted Wyoming over Kansas 24 13 while WU beat KU 17 14.
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L. H. Vincent
Mulvane
Topeka
Kansas University
Michigan
Navy
Kansas State
Colorado
Michigan State
Cal
Minnesota
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Oregon
Penn State
Bucknell
Harvard
Wyoming
Kansas
Businessmen's Noon Luncheon at Penanye 7c Banquet
A brief item notes a noon luncheon for businessmen at Penanye featuring a small banquet. No additional details on attendees or program are provided in the readable text.
New York Stock Averages Finish Higher Amid Trading
New York closing shows the Dow Jones average at 327.6, up 1.6 points, with all major sectors posting gains as investors weigh earnings and economic data. The broader market followed suit as tech and financial stocks led the advance.
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New York
Avery Ellsworth Boost Kansas Water Projects
Reps. Ellsworth and Avery urged a $64.4 million package for Kansas water projects before Budget Bureau Deputy Director Staats. They requested $15 million for Perry Dam and Reservoir $1 million for Clinton Reservoir and $1 million for the Lawrence flood control project, plus boosts for Merriam Kansas City Kan Melvern Hillsdale Garnett and Osawatomie.
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Perry
Clinton
Lawrence Dike
Washington
Robert Ellsworth
William Avery
Elmer B. Staats
Budget Bureau
Ellsworth
Lawrence
Avery
Kansas
Merriam
Kansas City
Kan
Melvern
Hillsdale
Garnett
Osawatomie
James Owens
Ray Wells
Fred Cooper
Emil Heck
McArk Association
Marais Des Cygnes- Osage
Arkansas River
Bureau of Reclamation
Avery Page 2: First Freeze Hits Lawrence
The Kansas University weather station recorded the season's first freeze at 5 a.m. reaching 32 degrees, the coolest since April 9. Downtown read 35 degrees at 6 a.m., with Sunday highs of 64 and a low of 44 following Saturday's 82 high and 40 low.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Brown Ends His Watch on Kaw
Fred Brown 27 year observer of the Kaw River retired this year. The 1232 Ohio Street engineer at Bowersock Mills offered essential flood and water supply guidance to residents and the Weather Bureau. His ice jam forecast in early 1962 helped prevent mass evacuations at North Lawrence.
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Sage
KAW
Fred Brown
Ohio St
Bowersock Mills
Bowersock Dam
Kaw Bridge
Journal-World
6Th and
Mass. Sts
Brown
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Mitchell Quips Phog Raps After Sunday Effigy Event
Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell faced an effigy incident as about 300 students jeered outside Frank Strong Hall after Wyoming’s 17-14 win over Kansas. Mitchell shrugged off the incident while former KU coach Phog Allen criticized the event.
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Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Frank Strong
Wyoming
Jayhawks
Mitchell
Jack
Dick Harp
Kansas State
Harp
F. C
Phog) Allen
Allen
Fred Feeley
KU Gridders Hold Sunday Meeting After Wyoming Loss
Kansas University football coach Jack Mitchell led a Sunday session to discuss problems after a 17 14 defeat by Wyoming. He noted no major changes but emphasized better execution on big third downs and restated defense showed improvement. Sophomore George Harvey moved to first defense ahead of Bill Perry and Jeff Elias, recently from Salamanca, will likely start at right end.
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Kansas University
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Wyoming
Syracuse
Mitchell
Jayhawks
George Harvey
Parsons
Bill Perry
Jeff Elias
Salina
Elias
Miami, Fla
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Post
KU Gridders Page 5 notes Gene Doane aims to become the campus insurance agent. The brief highlights his candidacy and role for students seeking coverage.
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Gene Doane
Adv
Pharmaceutical industry ethics and Kefauver amendments debate
An analysis by Edwards and Smithman, University of Kansas, discusses public scrutiny of drugs and drug houses, Kefauver Harris amendments, and the industry's profits and marketing. It argues for balanced views, noting high research costs, price pressures, and the need for efficacy alongside safety. The piece highlights patient access, advertising issues, and regulatory impact on drug development.
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Wolf
Lamb
Food and Drug Administration
Ethical Drug House
FDA
Estes Kefauver
Saturday Review
Europe
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kefauver-Harris
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