Soviets Launch Multi Person Spacecraft Voskhod Sunrise
The Soviet Union sent Voskhod Sunrise into orbit with Col Vladimir Komarov Constan tine Feoktistov and Dr Boris Yegorov aboard the first three man space vehicle. The craft orbited every 90 minutes ranging 255 to 110 miles above Earth as Tass reported. The mission aims include testing a multi seat guided spaceship and assessing group work in space while studying medico biological effects during a long flight.
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Soviet Sunrise Flight Dispels Moon Race Doubts
The Sunrise Voskhod three man launch into orbit signals Soviet advances in spaceflight and medical research on heart function in weightlessness. Experts note potential plans for a space lab or rotating station and suggest a 14 day endurance flight may come before 1964 ends.
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President Johnson Faces Security Concerns on West Campaign
During a Western tour President Johnson’s security faced anonymous threats and a brush with a placard bearing youth. In Phoenix a 18 year old with a revolver was released on bail. a 17 year old with a Goldwater Miller placard was questioned and freed. In Los Angeles an all points alert followed an anonymous tip about a missing rifle owner who remained at home.
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KU Dean Wins A Grid Turkey
Dr. Kenneth Anderson dean of Kansas University's School of Education won last week's Journal-World Football Contest missing only two games and predicting KU over Iowa State 21-14 He receives a 15 pound dressed turkey runners up Sneegas and Harbison win 10 pound turkeys each Also noted were tough results and widespread participation from about 50 states Entries for this week's contest appear on Page 2 and should cite the Journal-World Football Editor.
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Clifton Ct
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McCarver's 10th inning homer seals Cardinals win
Tim McCarver hit a two on base homer in the 10th to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-2 victory over the New York Yankees in Game 5 of the 1964 World Series. Bob Gibson dominated, allowing only five hits with 13 strikeouts before the decisive blow. The series shifts back to St. Louis for Games 6 and possibly 7.
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Mild Weather Prevails in Lawrence as Temperatures Rise
Milder temperatures marked the Lawrence area today with downtown readings at 70 degrees by 2 p.m. after a high of 50 Sunday. .08 inch of rain was recorded at the Kansas University weather station. Overnight low was 42, and the forecast calls for generally fair skies tonight and Tuesday.
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Extra registration hours set through Friday before deadline
City Hall will stay open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, Oct. 23, to help unregistered voters sign up. City Clerk Harold Fisher notes brisk registrations since August and cites 12 500 total in Lawrence with about 400 registrations last week.
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Goldwater to visit Kansas Statehouse in Topeka
Kansas Republicans complete plans for Sen. Barry Goldwater who will land at Forbes Air Force Base at 11 a.m. and address lawmakers from noon to 12:30. Gov. John Anderson will introduce him, with security and media arrangements in place and a potential 10,000 attendee crowd.
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Baldwin Festival Queen Crowned for Maple Leaf Homecoming
Miss Renee Johanning, daughter of A C Johanning of Baldwin, was chosen Maple Leaf Festival queen for Baldwin with 18 Baldwin High senior girls in the running. First runner up is Sheryl Dodder and second runner up Phyllis Madl. Events cover a 4H dinner, parades, horse shoe contests, a homecoming game vs Southwestern College, and a Sunday program with baby show and model airplane contest.
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Olathe
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Kansas University
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Baldwin Rotary Club
Stock Market Closing for NY 60 Stocks Ends Slight Rise
The New York closing index of 60 stocks finished at 329.3, up 0.1 points. The AP reports a modest advance in overall market activity as traders closed sessions.
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Two Teens Involved In Handcar Incident On Santa Fe Line
Douglas County lawmen puzzled over a Friday night handcar theft on the Santa Fe mainline. Two teens fled after a high speed crash near Holliday. one wounded, bond posted at $1,000. A tape recorder from Kansas University was found near the handcar as officials planned talks with Santa Fe detectives. FBI said it is not involved in this case.
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Sellout Expected For KU and OU Clash In 45 000 Memorial Stadium
Kansas and Oklahoma prepare for a pivotal Big Eight showdown as tickets move quickly toward a sellout near 45 000 capacity. OU enters 1-2 after a 28 7 loss to Texas while KU sits 2-2 after a rout of Iowa State. Local enthusiasm spikes with plans for a Friday night club meeting and statements from athletic director Wade Stinson and KU coach Jack Mitchell.
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45 000 Page 2 6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color Service
Hixon's offers six hour photo finishing and fast color service at 721 Mass Ave. Advy. This small classified notice highlights quick turnaround and local service.
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Weather Outlook For Northeast Kansas Fair Skies
The forecast shows generally fair conditions for northeast Kansas tonight and Tuesday. Expect a high in the upper 60s Tuesday, with tonight’s low around 40 to 45. Readings include a morning low near 32 and a noon temperature around 70.
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