Kennedy ratifies limited nuclear test ban treaty at White House
President Kennedy formally ratified the limited test ban treaty in a ten minute ceremony in the Treaty Room of the White House. He called the pact a clear and honorable national commitment and said it could lead to broader East West agreements while vowing U S vigilance and the ability to resume atmospheric testing if violated. The White House said the treaty would take full effect Thursday with depository copies in Washington London and Moscow.
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Half the Crops Wiped Out by Flora in Cuba
Hurri cane Flora lashed Cuba for the fourth day, wiping out half of the island crops including sugar, rice, coffee, cotton and cocoa. The storm moved across Oriente province and edged toward Camaguey, with more than 400 deaths reported across Haiti and widespread damage.
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Californian Has Grid Pick Win
Last week's Journal-World Football Contest winners were two out-of-towners and a Has kell Institute student. Ruth Gibbons of Petaluma Calif won a 15 pound dressed turkey and will be notified by mail. Dennis Clah a Navajo Haskell student from Canada Ariz won a 10 pound turkey. Mrs C W Judd of Wichita won another 10 pound turkey.
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Special Session Possible in Kansas Reapportionment
Gov. John Anderson said a special session to resolve two reapportionment questions is a strong possibility. If the Supreme Court rejects a bill, he would call the session during the January budget period to adjust the House and possibly the Senate, running concurrently.
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Reds May Expel China Commies
A world conference of Communist parties is to be called soon with expectations China will be expelled from the international movement. Moscow is likely to issue the call, and participants will include Albania North Korea Japan and New Zealand. The program will echo Soviet positions, and Chinese attendance could lead to rejection and initiation of expulsion procedures.
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Weather Brings Cooler Northeast Kansas Skies
Fair and cooler tonight with lows around 45 to 50 degrees. Tuesday remains mild with highs in the mid 80s. Rancho Motel advertises open for business three miles north on Highway 24.
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Deep Cuts Voted In Civil Defense Space Science Programs
The House Appropriations Committee slashed civil defense space and science budgets, rejecting the full 195 million request for a nationwide fallout shelter, and trimming Kennedy’s total agency appropriation for the year. NASA received 5.1 billion of 5.712 billion requested, with further cuts by Congress on separate authorization. Veterans Administration funds rose slightly with 1.075 trillion for hospital beds and 3.921 trillion for pensions.
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R-N.h
Veterans Administration
Senate
Murrow Tumor malignant prompts surgery recovery note
Hospital officials announced Edward R. Murrow underwent surgery at Washington Hospital Center to remove a tumor from his left lung. The tumor was malignant and Murrow is reported making a very satisfactory recovery.
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Shoup Predicts Trouble For South Americans
Tokyo AP dispatch says Gen. David M. Shoup, retiring Marine Corps commander, warns that if Marines are used in regular combat units in the next four years it will likely be in Latin America. He cites South America as the region with the greatest potential for dangerous revolutions despite issues in Asia and elsewhere.
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New York Stocks End Mixed As Market Falls Slightly
AP reports the closing average of 60 stocks at 278.2, down 1.0 point amid a day of limited gains and modest declines across the trading floor. The brief notes a lower finish for the market with several blue chips contributing to the dip.
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Ellsworth Hall Dedicated At Kansas University
The dedication of Ellsworth Hall at KU drew about 1,000 attendees in 95 degree heat with 500 latecomers at a reception. Larry DeMarco noted the university's tribute to Fred Ellsworth, longtime executive secretary of the KU Alumni Association, and urged the new residents to strive for excellence and fellowship.
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Planning Group To Meet Tuesday In City Hall
The Land Use and Zoning Committee of 100 will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the City Commission room at City Hall. Ray Culbertson will lead discussion on Harland Bartholomew and Associates preliminary land use report with support from Ben Barteldes Russell Mosser and Robert Oyler. The chair Olin K Petefish urged full attendance to reach a near unanimous recommendation for future Lawrence land use.
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Carroll Clark
William B. Duncan
Delbert Eisele
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Jack Harris
Robert Harrison
Francis Heller
John McNown
Don McConnell
Clark O. Morton Jr
Richard O. Nelson
Robert Payne
Bob Radcliffe
Don Robertson
Lee Zimmerman
Cooler Readings Due Here Tuesday
Unseasonable heat lingered in the Lawrence area with a high of 96 at the KU weather station on Saturday and 95 on Sunday. Downtown topped 98 and 97 respectively. Temperatures eased to a forecast cool night 45 to 50, with Tuesday expected fair and mild in the mid 80s.
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Kansas University Chemistry Department Undergoes Growth and Review
An editorial overview traces the expansion of the Kansas University Lawrence campus chemistry program from 1950 to 1963, noting increases in graduate enrollment, PhD and BA completions, and research output. It highlights sponsored federal funding, the rising faculty, and a balanced emphasis on teaching quality alongside research in analytical, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry.
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