Kennedy Warns World Still in Shadow of War
President Kennedy told a University of Maine audience that the world remains in the shadow of war despite new hopes. He warned of future East-West crises but urged continued pursuit of peace and readiness to defend, citing recent Soviet agreements as opportunities not to miss.
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Orono
Maine
Kennedy
University of Maine
Goldwater
Arizona
New England
Boston
Cuba
United States
Tito
Moscow
Eisenhower
Dulles
Congress
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Paris
New York
Waldorf - Astoria
United Nations
Senate
New Astronauts Feature Broader Job Capabilities
Houston AP report says 14 new astronauts expand U S space program with diverse college and aviation backgrounds. The class raises total manned moon shot manpower to 30, including seven Air Force and four Navy officers plus civilians.
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Houston, Tex
U.S
Manned Spacecraft Center
Weather Update Northeast Kansas Turns Warm and Windy
Fair this afternoon and tonight with southerly winds 20 to 30 mph. Sunday remains partly cloudy and warm with highs in the mid 80s and a low around 60 to 65. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Sunday.
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Kansas
Raney Hillcrest and Plaza Sun Hours Notice
Raney Hillcrest and Plaza announce Sunday hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Complete service advertised.
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Raney Hillcrest
Plaza
Sun
Adu
Heat Returns to Lawrence Area With Highs in 80s
Above average temperatures return to the Lawrence area after a drought breaking three day rain. A low pressure system moved on to Missouri bringing more moisture. Expect fair weather through Monday then a new NW cool front may bring precipitation Monday. Winds southerly 20 to 30 mph. Highs mid 80s, lows 60s to 65.
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Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas University
City Hall Sees White House Help Over Cadet Date Ball
Two 18 year old secretaries complain of being barred from City Hall cadet dates for a big Army Air Force football dance drawing 5000 cadets. Col Reilly defends city plan while girls seek White House aid, sparking a controversy over access and discrimination.
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Chicago
City Hall
White House
Susan Benedetti
Col
Jack Reilly
Richard J. Daley
Cupid
Miss Benedetti
Jeanine D’angelo
West Point
Air Force Academy
Col. Reilly
Home Succeeds In Setting Up British Cabinet
London reports Lord Home formed a new Conservative cabinet and became prime minister after meeting rivals Reginald Maudling and Richard Butler. He kissed Queen Elizabeth II’s hands at Buckingham Palace and promised to work toward the next general election.
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London
Lord Home
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Home
Reginald Maudling
Richard A. Butler
No. 10
Downing Street
Butler
Maudling
Earl of Home
the Treasury
Oklahoma
No. 10 Downing Street
Protest March Set By Student Peace Unit
A 1 p.m. protest march is planned by the Student Peace Union at Kansas University. The group will meet at Pearson Hall and march to the Kansas Union to picket outside the Trophy Room where the Arnold Air Society Air Force ROTC was meeting.
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Student Peace Union At
Kansas University
Pearson Hall
Kansas Union
Trophy Room
Arnold Air Society
Air Force Rotc
Mary Giago Crowned 1963 Haskell Homecoming Queen
Mary Giago was crowned Homecoming queen at Haskell Stadium as Haskell College lost to Joplin Junior College 25 to 6. Giago a senior in the commercial department is treasurer of Girls Sodality and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giago.
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Haskell
Mary Giago
Igloo
S.D
Haskell Institute
Joplinaus College of
Joplin
Journal-World Photo
Haskell Stadium
Joplin Junior College of
Miss Giago
5.D
Joseph Giago
Girls Sodality
Harry Bird
Alumni Association
Giago
James Gibson
Julia Boney
Mary Sue Morgan
Sally Noble
Tecumseh Hall
Train Collision Near Chicago Injures Several
A Santa Fe passenger train and a freight train collided at Willow Springs twenty five miles west of Chicago. Police reported multiple injuries from the wreck and police were investigating the cause.
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Willow Springs, Ir
Santa Fe
Willow Springs
Chicago
Lawrence United Fund Campaign Near 26000 At Noon
The Lawrence United Fund Campaign total stood near 26000 at noon today. The goal is 72900 with next Tuesday the focal date in the drive.
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Lawrence United Fund
Kennedy- Goldwater clash over Tito visit widens policy gap
Tito’s Washington trip sharpens the rift between President Kennedy and potential 1964 rival Barry Goldwater. Goldwater denounces hosting Tito as a disgrace and warns of Soviet influence. The piece traces U.S. aid, past approvals, and political fallout from Eisenhower to Kennedy.
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Washington
Times - Post
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Soviet Union
Kansas Faces Oklahoma In Big Eight Clash At Norman
Oklahoma enters as a two touchdown favourite in front of a near 62 000 crowd at Owen Field. Kansas seeks upset after a 2 2 start while OU rode high after losses and wins, with warm winds and clear skies forecast.
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Norman
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Jayhawks
Georgia Tech
Miami
Owen
Sooners
Clemson
Cal
Texas
Syracuse
Wyoming
TCU
Iowa State
Regents Discuss Salary Increases For KU Personnel
The Kansas Board of Regents met in Topeka and again talked of possible state action to raise faculty salaries at Kansas University. They tentatively approved about 4.6 million dollars for Wichita University’s first state-system year, with a plan to hold the line on raises until the legislature funds increases across five schools. The board also backed a coordination program to eliminate duplication as Wichita University moves toward state-system integration under an extension committee.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Kansas University
Wichita University
Wichita
James McCain
KU Reports Busy Hill Campus Construction Despite Drought
KU administrators flag ample outdoor work due to dry weather as crews advance major projects. Blake Hall replacement nears completion with new classrooms and offices while Watson Library expansion progresses, plus plans for Fraser Hall, a large residence hall, and a new gym.
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Blake Hall
Lawton
Bureau of Government Research
Political Science
Watson Library
Kansas Union Book Store
Sunnyside
Illinois
West 15Th Street
Ellsworth Hall
Dyche Hall
Museum of Natural History
Science
Malott Hall
Marvin Hall
Geology Department
Fraser Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
State Fair Manager Suspended During Audit
TOPEKA Don Wiggins a former Topekan has been temporarily suspended as manager of the Kansas State Fair by order of the state post audit department until a financial audit is completed. The audit board asked that he be taken out until the audit is over. A four man audit team has begun the financial audit expected to take about a week. Wiggins will be given a chance to present his account at the fair board meeting in Topeka Tuesday.
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Topeka
Don Wiggins
State Post Audit Department
State Audit Board
Wiggins
Elmer McNabb
Richland
State Fair Board
State Auditing Department
McNabb
The
Fair Board
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Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Air Force
Glen Ridge
N.J
Aldrin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
R. Walter Cunningham
Santa Monica
Calif
Marine Air Reserve
University of California At
Los Angeles
Donald K. Slayton
Mercury
Navy
Marine
Russell L. Schweickart
Lexington
Mass
Massachusetts Air National Guard
William A. Anders
Albuquerque
N.M
Donn F. Eisele
Kirtland Air Force Base
Edwards Air Force Base
Charles A. Bassett II
Michael Collins
Theodore C. Freeman
David R. Scott
Alan L. Bean
Jacksonville
Fla
Roger B. Chaffee
Fairborn
Ohio
Eugene A. Cernan
Cmdr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
U.S. Navy Post Graduate School
Monterey
John H. Glenn Jr
Clifton C. Williams Jr
Quantico
Heaven
Bulletin
Norman, Okla
Westheimer Field
By Chalmers M. Roberts
Republican Party
Stalin
Truman
John Foster Dulles
National Press Club
Albania
Communist Party
Palmiro Togliatti
JAYS
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Keith Lawton
Regents
Pets Supplies
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