Tito Postpones West Coast Trip Due to Flu
BULLETIN SAN FRANCISCO AP The State Department reports Yugoslav President Tito canceled his West Coast visit due to illness. In Williamsburg Tito, ill with a fever of 100.2, postponed his California flight and canceled Thursday night events. White House said Kennedy was informed and offered a doctor, Tito and his physicians to decide if travel would be safe Saturday.
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Bulletin
San Francisco
World Affairs Council of
Northern California
State Department
Tito
Yugoslavia
Williamsburg
California
Angier Biddle Duke
Washington
Kennedy
Castle Air Force Base
Yosemite National Park
New York
United Nations General Assembly
White House
Home to become Britain's new prime minister
Foreign Secretary Lord Home is named to lead the Conservative party to victory in elections by 1964. Queen Elizabeth II appoints the 60 year old Scottish peer after a Tory leadership clash, with Home expected to seek a Commons seat soon and form an administration.
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London
Lord Home
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Macmillan
Home
Richard A. Butler
House of Commons
House of Lords
Butler
Labor Party
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
No. 10
Downing St
Palace
Earl of Home
Burglary Fire Destroys Wichita Brass Foundry
A two alarm blaze at Wichita Brass and Aluminum Foundry destroyed much of the plant after burglars broke in. Owner Emmett Carter estimates losses near 100000. Fire Marshal Clarke Longenecker suspects a planned burglary with police and state fire marshal aiding.
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Wichita
Emmett Carter
Clarke Longenecker
New York Stock Index Ends at 380.0 on 60-Stock Close
AP reports the closing average for 60 stocks at 380.0 with a 0.1 point move. No further context provided.
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New York
Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas with tstorms tonight
Partly cloudy through Saturday with a few thundershowers this evening. High Saturday near 80. Low tonight in the upper 50s. Temperatures chart shows 4 pm 63, 6 pm 68, 8 pm 70, midnight 62. Rainfall 0.76 inches. Record highs and lows noted for the date. Sunrise 6:44, sunset 1:38.
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Kansas
A Family Tradition Since 1920 Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home marks a long standing family tradition dating back to 1920 offering funeral services and memorial arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
14 New Spacemen Announced Today Are Youngest Yet
The National Space Agency named 14 new astronaut trainees aged 27 to 34, including civilians Russell Schweikart and Michael Collins. They shift from Mercury to Gemini and toward Apollo, with the pool spanning Air Force Navy and Marine pilots plus two civilians.
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Houston, Tex
National Space Agency
U.S
Russell L. Schweikart
Lexington
Mass
John H. Glenn Jr
Manned Spacecraft Center
Air Force
Navy
Charles A. Basset II
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Monterrey
Roger Bruce Chaffee
Fairborn
Ohio
Alan Lavern Bean
Jacksonville
Fla
Andrew Cernan
Monterey
Clifton C. Williams
Quantico
R. Walter Cunningham
Creston
Iowa
Drought Aid Planned for Thirty-Nine Kansas Counties
Topeka AP reports thirty nine Kansas counties are set to receive a partial drought disaster program. The area, east of a line through Marshall and Cowley counties, was recommended to the Agriculture Department. Each county must apply separately to the state Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee to get aid.
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Topeka
Kansas
William H. Avery
R-Kan
Department of Agriculture
Marshall
Cowley
Avery
State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Gene Doane Aims to Be Your Insurance Agent Ad
Local ad promotes Gene Doane as a prospective insurance agent. It highlights service options and contact details for potential clients seeking coverage. The ad positions Doane as a consumer friendly representative offering personalized plans.
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Gene Doane
Drastic fire controls as drought fuels nationwide danger
States move to curb wildfires amid severe drought and rapidly drying forests. Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Vermont Pennsylvania Maine Illinois Missouri Michigan New York New Jersey react with woodland closures bans on fires and hunting adjustments as fires burn across the Northeast Midwest and South. Authorities report arson suspicions and rising property and crop losses while officials urge heavy rainfall to avert a major blaze.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
York County
Maine
Midwest
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Michigan
William Messeck
Division of Resources
New York State
New England
Arkansas
New Jersey
Docking to Remain In Hospital for a While
George Docking, former governor of Kansas and director of the Export-Import Bank, will stay at Doctors Hospital for further tests to determine the cause of recurring fever. He has been in the hospital since September 15 and noted his temperature will vary for a day or two before rising again.
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Washington (Ap
George Docking
Export-Import Bank
Doctors Hospital
Docking
Kansas
Landon Jr. Pleads Guilty in June 22 Shooting
Claude Burton Landon Jr., 49, of 2426 Louisiana Street, pleaded guilty in district court to second degree murder for the June 22 killing of Robert Chester Ball. Judge Frank Gray set sentencing for Oct. 28, with the 10 years to life penalty. Landon surrendered after reporting the shooting. Ball was found dead in a car on East Thirteenth Street. Landon’s estranged wife was in the car and injured when the vehicle crashed into a house.
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Claude Burton Landon Jr
la. St
Robert Chester Ball
Frank Gray
Landon
Ralph King
Gray
Douglas County
Ball
East Thirteenth Street
Virginia Ellen Landon
Regents Approve KU Dorm Project and Extension Plan
The Kansas Board of Regents authorized a federal loan plan to fund a $3.8 million KU student residence hall with a $3 million construction loan and possible immediate start. The project would sit between Ellsworth Hall and Stouffer Place in the daisy field area. The board also approved a coordinated extension education plan under a 3‑university commission to identify off‑campus needs and an annuity plan for Kansas faculty. Official enrollment across state universities rose 7.6 percent to 11 194 full‑time students.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Topeka
Regents
Housing and Home Financing Agency
The
Community Facilities Administration
Washington, D.C
Washington
Ing
Ellsworth Hall
Stouffer Place
Daisy Field
Kansas
James McCain
Kansas State University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Leonard H. Axe
Pittsburg State College
Teacher's Insurance and Annuity Association
Foreign aid gets Senate boost and budget clash
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 4.202 billion foreign aid bill restoring 700.29 million of a 1 billion House cut. The measure, favored by Kennedy, faces heavy future cuts and days of debate when taken up October 28. Fulbright says the bill aligns with the Clay committee plan.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
Senate
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Lucius D. Clay
Homecoming Set Today at Haskell Stadium
Haskell will host Joplin Junior College of Joplin Missouri at 7 30 tonight for a Homecoming football game with queen crowning at halftime. Final candidates are Mary Gingo Julia Boney Mary Sue Morgan and Sally Noble. Students meet at 6 45 tonight for a stadium cheering session.
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Haskell
Joplin Junior College of
Joplin
Mary Gingo
Julia Boney
Mary Sue Morgan
Sally Noble
Tecumseh Hall
Fairgrounds
Open House At Central Junior High Draws 800 Parents
More than 800 parents are expected at Central Junior High School for the PTA Open House. Principal Orvel Criqui will give brief instructions in the auditorium at 7 30 p m. Parents will receive student schedules Friday and teachers will discuss course objectives and class procedures.
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Central Junior High
Central Junior High School
PTA
Orvel Criqui
Cheating Seen High At Ohio State University
A University survey of 1,800 student respondents and 452 faculty members finds widespread cheating at Ohio State. Forty two percent admitted cheating and 79 percent saw classmates cheating. actions included flunking, lowering grades, or referring students to an academic misconduct committee.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Carol L. Davis
Education
Women’s Self-Government Association
Mayor proclaims United Fund Day to meet $72 900 goal
Lawrence Mayor Rusty Springer designates Oct 22 as United Fund Day urging citizens to finish solicitation and hit the $72 900 pledge target. Drive chair Skipper Williams sets Oct 31 as final deadline with early progress showing $24 072 12 raised by Oct 22. workers cite strong staff support from Southwestern Bell and Schwegler School as optimism remains high.
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Lawrence
United Fund
Rusty Springer
Drive
Skipper Williams
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Schwegler School
Southwestern Bell
Drought Eases as Heavy Rain Boosts Lawrence Area
Widespread rain Thursday night and Friday morning inches the Lawrence area closer to ending drought. Kan sas University station totals 0.72 inch overnight and 0.04 more before noon, with four day rain 1.82 inches and year-to-date 20.51 inches. Observers say wheat stands gain moisture, ponds remain low, and more rain is needed for stock water. Local observers report 1.11 inches overnight in Worden and 0.62 inch since 7 a.m.
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Kansas University
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Lawrence
Schwarz
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ivan Boyd
Baldwin
Baldwin Readies Sixth Maple Leaf Festival Activities
Baldwins plan a weekend Maple Leaf Festival with events starting 10 a.m. Saturday including horseshoe pitching prelims at 7th and High Sts and model airplane and bowling contests. Royalty will ride in a parade at 11 a.m. Rosalee Newman is queen with Sondra Johanning and Dianna Hibner as princesses. Various competitions, tours, a barbecue, a baby contest on Sunday, and exhibitions at Baker University Museum are planned.
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Baldwin
American Legion
7Th and
High Sts
Baldwin School Athletic Field
Hallmark Lanes
Rosalee Newman
Sondra Johanning
Dianna Hibner
City Hall
Little League Field
Dudes and Dukes Square Dance Club
7Th Street
High
Indiana Sts
BPW
Whitley Insurance Agency
High Street
Boy Scouts
Ivan Boyd
8Th
Baker University Museum
Quayle Bible Collection
Filley Chapel
College Library
American Legion Hall
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C. B. Landon Jr
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