Elizabeth Opens Canadian Parliament in Royal Procession
Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured Ottawa in a royal state carriage to Parliament Hill, with flags and military pageantry. The Queen read the throne speech in the Senate, meeting Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Privy Council members, then at the War Memorial greeted armed forces veterans as about 10,000 spectators cheered.
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England
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Foreign Missions
Canadian National War Memorial
Weather Notes Show Mild Day With Light Rain Possible
Lawrence reports a warmer spell with a high near 66 and overnight low around 58. Sunday night felt unusually warm for a cool stretch, and by 2 pm the temperature rose to 66. Light rain or drizzle is possible through Tuesday with similar temperatures.
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Lawrence
Ike Birthday Amid Rising Controversy Captured in Washington Events
President Eisenhower marks his 67th birthday amid heightened dispute over his domestic and foreign policy. A low profile family dinner and a lone formal tribute are planned as aides arrange sessions to review the economy with Treasury Secretary McChesney Martin and Council of Economic Advisers. The events unfold against Soviet claims and Russia’s satellite launch, underscoring tensions in defense and policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Egypt pushes arms and influence in Middle East power bid
Reported moves show Egypt sending six armored cars and up to 200 rifles to Libya and pledging arms to Tunisia. Egyptian troops land at Latakia and join Syrian and Saudi forces to counter Turkish aggression while Lebanon seeks U.S. backing to reverse its Eisenhower Doctrine endorsement. King Saud visits Lebanon urging unity.
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Middle East
Cairo
Damascus
Lebanon
U.S
Egypt
Libya
Tunisia
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Syria
Turkey
United States
Congress
Quarterbacks Meet at 8 Tonight in Crystal Room
The Lawrence Quarterback Club holds its regular weekly meeting at 8 o clock in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Eldridge. Coaches will speak and films of Saturday's Kansas Iowa State football game will be shown.
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Lawrence
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Court blocks Hoffa from taking Teamsters presidency
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order barring James R Hoffa from taking office as Teamsters president and stopping others elected with him from being sworn in The order lasts 10 days with possible extension and demands show cause why the Miami Beach convention should be voided for unconstitutional seating and why Hoffa and allies should be permanently barred from office The New York rank and file group alleges rigged delegates and unlawful convention procedures
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Hoffa
Letts
Teamsters
Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Teamsters Union
Martin O'Donoghue
Teamsters Sirica
Four Top Jay Stars Out for Okie Clash
Kansas likely will be without four top players for the Big Eight clash with unbeaten Oklahoma in Norman. End Letcavits, guard Russell, quarterback Marshall, and end Palmer are out with injuries or illness, and Palmer wears a leg cast while Marshall may miss the season.
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Kansas
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Norman
Chuck Mather
Jim
Palmer
Marshall
Letcavits
Massillon
Ohio
Russell
Grove City
Rising Creeks Trap School Bus Riders Rescue Ends
Texas floods trap a school bus near Taylor as two adults and five children are rescued by state police. Ballinger and Nolan Creek areas suffer rising waters with homes evacuated and roads flooded. A college student drowns when his car enters a swollen creek. another train derailment occurs near a weakened trestle.
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Dallas
Texas
Heal
Taylor
Colorado
Ballinger
Don Atkins
West Texas
David Hand
O. R. Hand
Lubbock
University of Texas
Thorntonville
Waco
Killeen
Nolan Creek
Guthrie Former Senator Elected Oklahoma GOP Chairman
Former State Sen. Carl Morgan of Guthrie was elected chairman of the Oklahoma Republican Party by the party's executive committee. The day's vote solidified leadership but did not detail subsequent party actions.
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Oklahoma City
Carl Morgan
Guthrie
Oklah ‘Oma
Republican Party
Moon atop two years predicted by expert analysis
Washington reports a leading American satellite specialist foresees the U S baby moon staying aloft for years if launched. Fred L Whipple of Cambridge Mass says the Russian satellite will drop back in months, while U S test launches begin in December and full satellites in March. Experts track the spent rocket visually as it orbits roughly every 95.8 minutes, with its altitude slowly decreasing.
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Washington
U.S
Fred L. Whipple
vGamnbridge
Mass
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Whipple
Smith
Ocean Whipple
United States
Moscow Radio
Twins and They Hitchhiked Home From Sioux City
The Andrew Murphy family of four with no cash hitchhiked from Sioux City Iowa to Greenville DC in five days amid frustration with relief agencies. Murphy said a man promised a job in Iowa that never appeared, and Salvation Army aid is disputed by a local worker. Red Cross and SA officials defended aid but noted the family did not report to offices. The family, including two children, were seen accepting a ride southward at 11:30 am after expressing hunger moments before.
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Sioux City
Greenville
D. C
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ABM
Gunn
Murphy
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Iowa
Stoux City
Lawrence
Sidney H Hutchings
Marjorie Hipp
Lmgtas County
Red Cross
Mra
Haskell Student Wins Journal World Grid Contest Turkey Feast
A large group from Haskell Institute shared in a turkey dinner after Jerry Hamilton of Haskell correctly predicted last week's Kansas Iowa State score 28 7 and missed only Wichita Detroit. About 50 entries were submitted before the winner was announced.
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Wichita
Detroit
Cyclones
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Chalmer Woodard
Notre Dame
Army
Missouri
SMU
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Miami
Fila
Iowa State
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Journal-World
Workman on KU: Cap Breakey killed by dynamite blast
Cap George D. Breakey, about 60, was killed early this afternoon while drilling on the Joseph R. Pearson Dormitory project at Kansas University. He worked for B. A. 1 Green Construction Co. at 112 West Street. The 416 unit dorm is being built north of Carruth-O’Leary Halls on West Campus Road. Survivors include two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Rumney Funeral Home.
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Joseph R. Pearson
Kansas University
B.A. 1 Green Construction Co
Breakey
West St
Carruth-O’leary
West Campus Road
Fred Isaacs
23Rd St
Grace Hatcher
Lecompton
Wheeler Breakey
City Island
Pugh
Montecello
Science and Math Day Set at KU with 1500 Attendees
About 1,500 high school and junior high teachers and students are expected for Kansas University Science and Mathematics Day. Dr Dante Ling coordinates the event with speakers including Dr TLC Helvey of Glenn L Martin Company on machine problems and space travel.
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Kansas University
Dante Ling
Hiph
Seiener
Amathematics
U. S
Todbiy
Secus
Tlc
Helvey
Environmental and Dynamics Laboratories
Glenn L. Martin Company
Cora Downe KU
David Paretny
Ard Yar Francia Heller
Refrigeration of Hearts Feasible Says Two Surgeons
Two Mississippi surgeons Dr Watts R Webb and Dr Hector S Howard of the University of Mississippi reported at the American College of Surgeons that preserved dog hearts can be refrigerated for hours and later transplanted with survival up to eight hours. They caution that immunological issues must be solved before human heart transplantation becomes real.
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Atlantic City
Mississippi
Watts R. Webb
Hector 5. Howard
University of Mississippi
American College ‘of Surgeons
Scrivner Claims U.S. Had Moon Set Month Ago
Kansas congressman Scrivner told a Lawrence Rotary Club that the United States could have fired an earth satellite within 72 hours, claiming missiles in stockpiles were capable of test launches far exceeding the Russian satellite’s reported altitude. He criticized officials for lacking propaganda value in early satellite tests and said the U.S. planned a second satellite launch in the spring.
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U.S
Ner Today
America
Russia
Fehl
Kansas City
House
Military Appropriations Committee
Repolliesn
Air Force
Perrigues Meddang
World
Rotary
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Pourlies Brand
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Foutary Group
Funeher
Obr
Weather forecast for Kansas NE glimpsed in OCR fragment
Fragmented weather note from Kansas coverage shows cloudy spells and scattered rain through Tuesday with modest temperatures. Mentions temperatures around 70s highs and 40s lows, with possible showers midweek and a late-week warming trend. Includes garbled attributions to Associated Press and pale references to regional stations.
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