Steelworkers Keep Strike Threat Alive After Court Order
United Steelworkers warned President Eisenhower’s fact finders that a new strike could begin after the 80 day injunction expires if no settlement is reached. Leader McDonald defended the union’s resolve and argued for mediation before any permanent peace.
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United Steelworkers Union
Eisenhower
USW
David J. McDonald
McDonald
George W. Taylor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
War Labor Board
Project Saturn Struggles to Accelerate Space Leap
At Redstone Arsenal Alabama experts warn U S faces lag in Saturn program as possible transfer to NASA or Air Force looms. Budget cuts have delayed development with a seven month to one year stretch-out and questions remain on competing with the Soviet space effort.
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Saturn
Redstone Arsenal
United States
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
Air Force
Washington
John B. Medaris
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Medaris
Project Saturn
Defense Department
Huntsville
ARPA
Herbert C. York
Pressure Grows in Moscow For More Consumer Goods
Public pressure in Moscow pushes for more consumer goods while Khrushchev continues industrialization. The Supreme Soviet meeting opens Oct. 27, and letters in newspapers reflect discontent with limited supply and fashionable but costly imports.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Siberia
Vladivostok
Pacific
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
Ex Commander Baade Dies at 70
Maj. Gen. Paul William Baade former commander of the 35th Infantry Division in World War II has died at age 70 after a short illness. He lived in Santa Barbara.
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San Francisco
Paul William Baade
35Th Infantry
Santa Barbara
Red Poland Leads Turkey In United Nations Security Council Fight
Poland edged Turkey on the eighth ballot, 47 to 34, amid an 82-nation General Assembly deadlock for the Security Council seat. Israel was absent for a Jewish holiday. Ecuador and Ceylon won other seats. U.S. backed Turkey, with optimism for eventual victory.
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United Nations
N. Y. CP
Poland
Turkey
U. N. Security Council
General Assembly
Israel
Adam Rapacki
Ecuador
Ceylon
U.S
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Japan
Security Council
Canada
Panama
Economic and Social Council
India
Pakistan
Brazil
Mexico
Denmark
Finland
Britain
Soviet Union
Ecosco
Oter
Nation Assembly
Assembly
Lawrence QB Club Meets at 8 Tonight
The Lawrence Quarterback Club will meet at 8 tonight at the Hotel Eldridge. Kansas coach Jack Mitchell will discuss Saturdays 10 3 victory over Nebraska and this Saturdays game with Kansas State. Movies of the KU Nebraska game will be shown and narrated by Mitchell.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Nebraska
Kansas State
Ku-Nebraska
Mitchell
Christian Church Plans Fund Goal For Construction
Members of the First Christian Church voted unanimously to approve a three year building fund goal of eighty thousand dollars to construct educational facilities. The drive, directed by Rolland H. Shearer of the Church Extension, runs November 14 to 21 and aims to raise two thirds of the total to qualify for a loan. Architectural planning follows the campaign with hopes to start construction by late 1961. Local leaders include General Chairman Henry Holtzclaw and a campaign council list of eight canvassing divisions and multiple assistants.
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First Christian Church
Benton Roy Hanan
10Th and
Sts
Rolland H. Shearer
Board of Church Extension
The
Disciples of Christ Churches
Henry Holtzclaw
Harrison Traul
Opal
Scattered Showers Possible This Evening in Local Forecast
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with light scattered rain tonight as a new cold air mass moves into the Midlands. Temperatures will dip to the 40s tonight with highs around 55 on Tuesday, following a weekend with a 66 degree reading today and a 62 degree Sunday high.
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Midlands
KU Injury Picture Brightens After Nebraska Win
Kansas University football faces Kansas State with varied statuses. Stan Kirshman will miss the game with an ankle injury, while Dick Davis may return after also injuring an ankle. Curtis McClinton appears set to play despite a barley hoarse leg.
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Kansas University
Nebraska
Stan Kirshman
Dick Davis
K-State
Curtis McClinton
Jayhawks
Wildcats
Baldwin Entry Tops Guessers in Journal-World Football Contest
Dudley Flory of Baldwin won the weekly contest after missing only the Michigan Oregon State game and correctly predicting KU to beat Nebraska 14 to 13. Dick Black and A Stemmerman placed second and third with one-off game misses. Black and Stemmerman each win a turkey. Multiple readers across Lawrence and beyond entered, signaling a record turnout for the contest.
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Baldwin
Michigan
Oregon State
Kuo
Nebraska
Dick Black
Boston University
West Virginia
Flory
A. Stemmerman
Miss. St
Notre Dame
California
Larry
Elory
Black
Stemmerman
Army
Joes
Penn State
Ilinois
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Texas
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Stock Market Close and New Prescriptions Listing
The New York closing average stands at 223.1 with an open of .7. A prescription note references Raney Hillcrest with an advertising line attached.
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New York
Burglars Blow Safe In Church Break-In
Two burglars broke into Trinity Episcopal Church on Vil St Sunday night or early Monday, blew open a secretary’s safe, damaged the wing and rector’s study, and fled with only $2. The break-in caused extensive damage to stairs, floor, and doorways, with police estimating over $1,000 in repairs. It was the third church burglary in the area. Detectives note possible inside tip and used explosives in the vault blast.
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Trinity Episcopal
Barrlars
Stanwix
Mexican Leader Receives Personal Car Gift
The article reports President Eisenhower presenting a fully equipped car to a Mexican leader as a personal gift. The car, valued around 2900 dollars, was paid for from Eisenhower’s personal funds and not as an official government gift.
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Fusenhower
Ania
Poland
Adalte Pape
Monteos Db Moesie
Dack
Falean
Dan
White House
Gaturdas
Lopes Miteos
Fisenhower
City area novel education recreation program planned
Lawrence Recreation Commission and Adult Education program plan a citywide after school and adult education initiative using Woodlawn and Centennial Schools as pilots. Project aims to expand to other schools, with activities including sports crafts reading and cooking. program progression depends on community interest and school support.
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Wasne Bhy
Woodlawn
Centennial
Thedea
Flint
Mich
Bly
Ed Lopaden
Lawrence High School
Sipt
WD Wolfe
Bob Japp
Michigan City
Lapsdon
Hesein
Mlint
Logsden
Lopsden
Bodgson
Air Force to Acquire Sites for Atlas Missile Launch Near Salina
The Air Force stated Army engineers will start immediately to acquire mine sites chosen for Atlas missile launches in the Schilling Air Force Base area near Salina Kansas.
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Washington
Air Force
Atlias
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Kan
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Turns Cooler
Cloudy with scattered night rain and a gradual cool down. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with overnight lows in the 40s and a Tuesday high near 60. Rainfall forecasts and humidity figures follow, with dated records and weather service notes from the Associated Press.
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Kansas
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