Copters Save 200 From Italian Village During Dam Disaster
U S Army helicopters rescued about 200 residents from the village of Casso on the Vacini Dam reservoir’s edge. Italian officials described fears the village could collapse into the reservoir after last Wednesday’s overflow, as a disaster commission in Rome prepared a report due by Dec 15.
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Belluno
Italy
Vacini Dam
Casso
Rome
Fiorentino Sullo
Mt. Toc
Erto
Vaiont Dam
Giusepe Torno
Kennedy salutes newspapers on National Newspaper Week
President Kennedy commends the nation s newspapers for responsiveness to freedom praising their crucial role in informing a free people and urging critical examination of government policies as essential to an open society. He notes freedom carries responsibility.
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Washington
Kennedy
4 Miss Entrant Tops Grid List
Jim Martin of 1950 Barker in Lawrence won last week's Journal-World Football Contest by missing only four games. He predicted Iowa State to beat Kansas 24-14 and will receive a 15 pound turkey. Second place went to Lewis Johnson and third to Blaine Talbott.
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Jim Martin
Barker
Lawrence
Martin
Iowa State
Kansas
Lewis Johnson
N.Y. St
Blaine Talbott
Ohio St
Johnson
Talbott
Oklahoma
Navy
Penn State
Nebraska
Cal
Alabama
Arkansas
Journal-World
Alaska
Hawaii
Illinois
Ohio State
Duke
California
New Record Set During Year For GUF Gift Figure
At the KU fall meeting about 80 GUF Advisory Board members and guests heard that the 1962-63 gifts and contributors are already ahead of last year. Barker projected 15 000 contributors and 400 000 dollars in gifts. Wescoe urged stronger private support to keep Kansas University competitive.
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Greater University Fund
Kansas University
GUF
Dale McNeal
Leawood
Maurice Barker
Robert Billings
Jo Lynne Talbott
Donald Metzler
KU School of Engineering
Clarke Wescoe
Barker
Wescoe
Kansas
New York Stocks End Mixed as Market Dips
New York closing on 60 stocks at 277.6, down 2 points. AP reports early losses pull major indexes lower with modest declines across the board as investors weigh earnings and economic data.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Modern Facilities Rumsey Funeral Home Ad
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises new modern facilities and contact number Vi 3-5111 for arrangements and cremation services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Defense Officer Is Selected As New Secretary
President Kennedy accepts the resignation of Navy Secretary Fred Korth effective November 1. Paul Nitze, currently assistant secretary of defense, to succeed him. Nitze will be replaced by deputy William P. Bundy as assistant secretary. Korth undergoes ear surgery in Bethesda hospital and plans to return to private business.
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Fred Korth
Pentagon
Navy
Paul Nitze
Defense
White House
Kennedy
Korth
Pierre Salinger
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Salinger
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
TFX
Washington
Fort Worth
Tex
Congress
General Dynamics Corp
Five Coaches Roll Into Train In Brewster Station Crash
At Brewster station five empty coaches rolled from a siding and collided with a New York Central passenger train. Fifteen passengers suffered injuries severe enough for hospital treatment while several others had minor injuries. Four injured people, including a train crewman, were hospitalized.
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Brewster
N. Y
New York Central
Two Women Dead In Turnpike Bus Crash Near Newark
A fog shrouded New Jersey Turnpike collision involving a Greyhound bus and three trucks killed two women and injured 41 others. The bus, bound from Philadelphia to New York, carried about 45 passengers. 20 were taken to St James Hospital Newark and five to another facility. The driver, Theodore Nichols of Pittsburgh, was in fair condition with facial and leg lacerations. Passengers were trapped for up to two hours as crews worked to free them.
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New Jersey
Kearny
N.J
Greyhound
Holy Name Hospital
Teaneck
St. James Hospital
Newark
Theodore Nichols
Pittsburgh
New York City
Philadelphia
Heavy Water Use Reported in City
Lawrence’s water system pumped 733,380,000 gallons from June 1 to Oct 1, a record, as residents sought to save gardens. The city relies mostly on Kaw River supply with five wells, and officials note no shortage though rainfall remains below normal.
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Lawrence
Bob Mounsey
Mounsey
Kaw
Tuttle Creek
Rosalee Newman Crowned 1963 Maple Leaf Queen
Rosalee Newman daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Newman Baldwin was crowned 1963 Maple Leaf Festival queen. First princess is Sondra Johanning daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Johanning Route 2 Baldwin and second princess is Dianna Hibner daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Hibner Route 1 Baldwin.
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Rosalee Newman
Mrs. Lee Newman
Baldwin
Sondra Johanning
Carl Johanning
Route 2
Dianna Hibner
Donald Hibner
Route 1
Baldwin School
Miss Newman
Chamson
David Nutt
Commercial Club
Newman
Johanning
The
Legion Auxiliary
Hibner
Philaematheon
Journal-World Adopts New Corona Type for Better Readability
The Journal-World announces a new Corona typeface for readers, larger and more expanded, following a study by experts on typography. The old Imperial type remains printed in a reprint for quick comparison, highlighting the improved readability as part of ongoing quality upgrades.
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Journal-World News
Journal- World
Journal-World
Helicopter Crash at Idlewild Kills at Least Six
A New York Airways helicopter crashed on takeoff from Idlewild Airport in New York, killing at least six people. Four passengers and two crew members died as the craft reportedly exploded during departure from the airport serving Manhattan and area airports.
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New York
Idlewild
New York Airways
Manhattan
Rembrandt Drawings Move Observer With Luminous Intimacy
A letter by Robert N Sidlow reflects on an exhibition of old master drawings from the Duke of Devonshire collection at the Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco. He contrasts the freshness of Rembrandt sketches with grand oil works, noting how sparse pen strokes convey landscape, canal scenes, and farmhouses with living immediacy and universal meaning.
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Duke of Devonshire
Palace of the Legion of Honor
San Francisco
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Rembrandt
California
Holland
Hassan II visits Mrs Kennedy in Marrakech palace
King Hassan II of Morocco personally visits Mrs Kennedy at a 19th century walled Moorish palace lent for her stay. He drives from his summer palace and spends about 30 minutes with her Sunday night after her arrival by plane from Athens.
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Marrakech
Morocco
Hassan II
John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Athens
Northeast Kansas Weather Summary for This Week
Mosty fair conditions through Tuesday with cooler nights. Tonight’s low around 50 and Tuesday’s high near 80. Extra data notes scattered OCR errors and past figures for Saturday and year ago dates, including highs in the upper 60s to 70s and a 1999 record high of 63.
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Kansas
Sporn
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Baker University
Jean King
Robert N Sidlow
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Robert N. Sudlow
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Jackie
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