Perjury charges filed against ex quiz show winners
Three high earning former quiz contestants led by Charles Van Doren face two misdemeanor counts of perjury for differing testimonies to grand juries on rigged shows. Twelve others, including Vivienne Nearing and Paul Bain, surrendered or were named. total accused may reach twenty.
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Frank S. Hogan
van Doren
Bloomgarden
Miss van Nardroff
Columbia University
Congressional
Hogan
Vivienne Nearing
Manhattan
Paul Bain
Henrietta Dudley
N.J
Morton Harelik
Brooklyn
Timothy Horan
White Plains
N.Y
Richard Klein
David Mayer
Ruth Miller
Joseph Rosner
Greenwich Village
Patricia Sullivan
White Plaints
Michael Trappin
Cooler air moves in over Lawrence area
Skies in the Lawrence area stay fair to partly cloudy through Tuesday with cooler temperatures expected. Lows near 40 to 45 tonight and Tuesdays highs in the 65 to 70 range. A 2 p.m. temperature of 78 today follows a 46 morning low, with Sunday reaching 75 and Saturday 69. Sunrise Tuesday at 6 43 a.m. and sunset at 6 40 p.m.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Nixon pushes immaturity charge in Kennedy clash in Hartford
In Hartford Nixon asserts Kennedy is too rash on Quemoy and Matsu and warns surrender would defeat. He urges a moratorium on rash talks while stressing Eisenhower era gains and his own experience as crowds listen. Kennedy counters by reiterating his stance on the islands.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
China Islands
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Nixon-Lodge
Bushnell Memorial Auditorium
Paul Beckwith
Bushnell
Washington
Quemoy- Matsu
Herbert Klein
Eisenhower Warns Voters To Beware of Falsehoods
President Eisenhower urged Detroit crowds to resist distortions and falsehoods common in late campaigns. He said he was not endorsing any candidate and planned a nonpolitical cross country tour, while meeting Republican hopefuls and speaking at the National Automobile Show dinner. He will visit Abilene and Red Wing before continuing to Denver.
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Eisenhower
America
White House
Red Wing
Minn
Hiawatha
Mississippi River
Abilene
Kan
New
Denver
Colorado
Extradition Sought in Bondi Kidnap Murder Case
Sydney police applied for an extradition order to bring Stephen Leslie Bradley from a Ceylon jail charged with the kidnapping and murder of 8 year old Graeme Thorne. The child vanished on July 7 while going to school and was found dead on August 16. The father, a lottery winner, was asked for 25 000 Australian pounds ransom, but no payment instructions were ever issued.
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Australia
Stephen Leslie Bradley
Ceylon
Graeme Thorne
Bondi
QB Meeting Tonight in Lawrence at Eldridge Hotel
The Lawrence Quarterback Club holds its regular meeting at 8 15 tonight in the Hotel Eldridge Crystal Room. A film of the 13 13 Kansas Oklahoma football tie will be shown and narrated by KU coach Jack Mitchell.
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Lawrence
Eldridge Crystal Room
Jack Mitchell
Stock Market Index Closes Down Slightly in New York
The closing average for 60 stocks in New York falls to 210.2, down 0.5 points as trading ends. Investors monitor brief declines amid a cautious session.
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New York
Kennedy Warns Nixon Election Threatens U S Security
In Dayton Ohio Senator John F Kennedy argues Nixon election would threaten U S security and leadership. He cites Republican complacency and rivals Hoover while critiquing domestic policy favoring banks and high interest. He urges action on jobs and economy as he contrasts foreign policy approaches.
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John F. Kennedy
America
Richard M. Nixon
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Middletown
Michael V. DiSalle
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
City Commission to discuss new feline ownership ordinance
The City Commission will review the first draft of an ordinance to regulate car ownership within the city and consider public input. Neighbor Mrs. Mattie Barker cites about 50 cats visiting her property as the impetus for action.
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City Commission
Mattie Barker
Conn. St
Charles Stough
23Rd and
Barker
Orchard Lane
Iowa Street
Centron Corp
West Ninth
Castro Charges U.S. With Plot Castros Cuba Executions Stir Tensions
In Havana a Cuban firing squad executed two more Americans from a 27 man expeditionary group linked by Fidel Castro to a U S plot to provoke intervention at Guantanamo Naval Base The case widens with trials and possible additional invasions as U S involvement accusations surface.
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Louisiana
Allan Dale Thompson
Queen City
Tex
Mooringsport
Robert C. Fuller
Miami
Fla
Anthony Zarba
Somerville
Mass
San Juan Valley
Leslie Bradley
Minneapolis
Kansas Oklahoma tie unsettled as field goal miss sparks debate
KU and OU fought to a 13 13 draw with a late field goal try by Kansas at the OU two yard line misaligned by five yards. The kick fell short and OU grabbed a touchback. Wilkinson pledged a Big Eight title defense as OU and KU stand tied atop the standings.
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Hadl
Jayhawks
John Suder
Suder
Oklahoma
Sooners
Wilkinson
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Nebraska
Colorado
Cullis McClinton
O-State
Kansas City Man Wins First Prize Turkey in Journal-World Contest
Frank S. Allen of Kansas City Missouri wins the 15 pound turkey in last week's Journal-World football contest. A. O. Kobler of DeSoto and R. C. Charles of Baldwin share second prize with 10 pound turkeys. Allen missed only two of 20 games, KU's rise and other upsets shaping the final grading.
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A. O. Kobler
DeSoto
R. C. Charles
Baldwin
Allen
Houston
Oklahoma State
Maryland
Clemson
Kansas
Oklahoma
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Charles
Ku-Ou
Sooners
Turkey
Lawrence
U.S
Ohio State
Texas
Ioday
Journal-World
Huge turnout likely as Lawrence registration nears record
Lawrence City Clerk Harold Fisher said registration growth could push turnout to a record for the November 8 general election. About 400 names since August increased the books to 13 725, nearing the 13 883 record set in 1958. Registration runs nightly to 10 p.m. October 28, with 310 poll workers serving 32 Douglas County polls.
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Lawrence
Harold Fisher
Fisher
Republican
Democratic Central Committees
Douglas County
Black Jack
Big Springs
Brooklyn Diver Repeats 133-Foot East River Jump
Ed ward Quigley, 25, of Brooklyn, jumps from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River 133 feet below to prove a point. He is found by a police launch an hour later, uninjured aside from minor bruises, joining a famed list led by Steve Brodie who survived a 1886 bridge jump.
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New York
Edward Quigley
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Quigley
Brooklyn
Steven Brodie
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Five Day Forecast
Fair to partly cloudy conditions continue through Tuesday with cooler nights. Daytime highs reach mid to upper 60s, with Tuesday’s highs near 70. Sunrise Tuesday at 6 34 sunset at 6 40. Humidity around 30 percent this afternoon and 86 percent this morning. Five day trend shows temperatures about 5 degrees below normal with little precipitation.
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Kansas
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