Guinea Leader backs Soviet U.N. attacks at General Assembly
President Sekou Toure of Guinea supported Soviet attacks on the U.N. peacekeeping system and called for a revised structure to give Asia and Africa fair representation. Khrushchev pressed for a three member presidium with veto power over peace decisions, and Toure suggested three assistant deputies while keeping the secretary general.
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India
London
Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
U.S. Struggles to Build U.N. Support on Cold War Resolutions
The United States faces renewed difficulty securing a majority in the U.N. General Assembly to pass cold war measures. The current abstentions and defections by 16 new members, mainly African states, plus Cyprus, threaten a shift in voting trends as the U.S. loses its prior economic and military leverage.
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U. N. General Assembly
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Soviet Union
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Cuba
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Cyprus
Mali
Nigeria
Senegal
Assembly
Africa
Nixon and Kennedy press campaign swing to Deep South and West
Vice President Nixon spoke at Billings and urged a rapidly advancing program to outpace Democrats. In Warm Springs Kennedy visited Roosevelt’s Little White House delivering a New Deal defense and calling for broad federal protections. Each candidate framed contrasts on health and minority rights as they prepare for Denver and Salt Lake City stops.
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White House
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Salt Lake City
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Washington, D. C
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Klein
California
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Arizona
Columbus
Muscogee County
Ernest Vandiver
Herman E. Talmadge
Richard M. Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Pirates Regain World Series Lead With 5-2 Win
Pirates jumper ahead in the series 3-2 behind a 5-2 victory over the New York Yankees. Roy Face earned the clutch relief as Pittsburgh surged early and held on to take command of the World Series.
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Pittsburgh
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Pirates Clench Title as Mazeroski Lifts Pirates
In the World Series clincher, Pittsburgh defeats New York 5 to 2 after a late Mazeroski double drives in three runs. Harvey Haddix relieves in the seventh to hold the Yankees and Bill Mazeroski's timely hit secures the Pirates' second straight win and third overall title.
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Yanks
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Hector Lopez
Gil McDougald
Roger Maris
Maris
New York
Installation Held For Dean Moore
Dr. William J. Moore was installed as dean of the Kansas School of Religion at Kansas University and as director of the Kansas Bible Chair in a ceremony at Barlow Chapel Myers Hall. Chancellor Wescoe attended as Moore spoke on the role of Christian worldview in higher education and its challenges within a secular system.
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Kansas School of Religion
Kansas University
Barlow Chapel
Myers Hall
Moore
Kansas Bible Chair
Harold G. Barr
W. Clarke Wescoe
Religion Courses in Colleges Equal to Other Subjects
Champ argues religion courses must be oriented to higher education and free of sectarianism and ecclesiastical politics. He says religion curricula should match content and scholastic competence of any university subject and have an important place in the college community.
Kansas City Man Tops Journal World Football Contest
Paul Russell of Kansas City Kansas won the weekly Journal World prognosticators contest by predicting KU's 28 14 loss to Iowa State within 7 points. Bruce Henry and Jimmie Richards tied for second and third, each missing three games, with other close predictors noted.
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New York Stocks End Day With Minor Change
The closing average of 60 stocks stands at 208.0 points, unchanged from the previous session, reflecting a flat market as trading closes.
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GOP rally to feature Schoeppel and Anderson in Lawrence
Incumbent U S Senate Republican Schoeppel and GOP governor candidate Anderson will headline a Nov 4 basket dinner rally at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Lawrences candidates including Ellsworth and other local figures will attend as organizers promote voter turnout ahead of the November general election.
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GOP
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Frank Theis
Douglas County
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Newell George
Baker University Busy Week Highlights Cornerstone Library
Baker University and the Baldwin community plan a heavy week headlined by the cornerstone laying for the Bishop Quayle Memorial Library presided by Ray W. Kinzie with John H. Murray assisting. The library includes a Bible room funded by a Spencer gift and a chapel from Mrs. Filley. Dr. Ralph W. Lockman will deliver the Markham lecture with a Kansas Conference Board reception follow.
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Everett A. Filley
Houston
Tex
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Spencer
Kansas City
University
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Clouds and Fog Set for Tonight into Tuesday
Forecast calls for slightly cooler temps with partly cloudy skies. Fog is expected Tuesday morning. Lows tonight near 50s and Tuesday highs in the 70s. Temperature at 2 PM 83. This morning’s low 55 and Sunday’s high 84 with a 43 low. No rainfall since last Sunday.
Weather notes and Kansas temperature forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with morning fog Tuesday. Not as warm Tuesday as mood. Lows tonight in the 50s and highs Tuesday around 70. Temperatures across Kansas expected to run 3 to 5 degrees below normal with cooler conditions early followed by warmer spells and light precipitation midweek.
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