Johnson discusses Soviet shift and nuclear limits with leaders
President Johnson reviews intelligence on Soviet leadership changes and Red China's nuclear threat ahead of a meeting with congressional leaders. He touts progress in U S Soviet relations, warns against nuclear blackmail, and reiterates support for the limited test ban treaty signed by the U S and allies.
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Washington
Johnson
Red China
Nation
Soviet Union
United States
White House
George E. Reedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Britain
France
China
Hoover Gravely II in New York Apartment
Former President Herbert C. Hoover, 90, remained critically ill in a Waldorf Towers suite after a series of internal GI bleedings. A medical bulletin said the bleeding was arrested and blood counts normalized, but toxins in the bloodstream keep him in a state of unresponsiveness with a grave outlook. His sons Alan and Herbert Jr. were at his side as doctors monitor changes.
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New York
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Alan
Herbert Jr
Waldorf Astoria Towers
Michael J. Lepore
Lepore
Waldorf Towers
Houk Offers Keane Yankee Manager Job
New York Yankee General Manager Ralph Houk traveled to Houston to offer Johnny Keane the field manager post for the American League champions. He said a meeting was set for the afternoon but refused to disclose the time or allow newsmen.
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Houston
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Johnny Keane
Houk
Keane
St. Louis Cardinals
Heavy Freeze Bites Northeast Kansas Weather Outlook
Northeast Kansas remains under a heavy freeze warning with a cool start to Tuesday. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph diminish tonight and freezing temperatures expected tonight with lows in the upper 20s to 30s and Tuesday highs in the 60s.
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Kansas
6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color Service
Hixons at 721 Mass. offers six hour photo finishing and rapid color service as advertised by the newspaper. The note highlights quick processing times and same day results for portrait and event prints.
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Hixons
3-Error Entry A Grid Winner
R H Wagner of 513 Park Hill Terr. won the first prize 15 pound turkey in last week's Journal World Football Contest. He missed three games and picked Kansas to beat Oklahoma 20 14. Wagner works in the circulation department of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Second prizes went to Gary Penner and Jane Schmidt who each missed four games and chose KU over OU. Dean Ken Anderson was October 12's first prize winner. Anderson's wife Dorothy did not reach finals but hit the KU score exactly.
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R. H. Wagner
Park Hill Terr
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wagner
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gary Penner
Mo. St
Jane Schmidt
McLouth
Kan
Dean Ken Anderson
KU School of Education
Anderson
Dorothy
Journal- World
Journal-World Football
Virginia
Army
Purdue
Michigan
Colorado
Iowa State
Wichita
Detroit
Arkansas
Texas
TCU
Texas A & M
Brezhnev Promises Peaceful Coexistence and Disarmament
In a Lenin's Tomb speech Brezhnev declares peaceful coexistence and disarmament as guiding Soviet policy. He notes space leadership but rejects a space race, cites Leninist collective leadership, and backs UN strengthening and European security. The event follows Khrushchev’s removal and features cosmonauts Komarov Feoktistov Yegorov.
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Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Square
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Communist Party
Lenin
United States
Space
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
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Central Committee
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United Nations
Europe
Maple Leaf Festival Draws Crowds At Baker University
Hundreds attend the Maple Leaf Festival over the weekend as Baker University groups join in parades and a 4H beer dinner. Phi Mu and Delta Tau Delta won for best floats while Saturday brought sunny skies and 80s temperatures.
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Baldwin
Richard Brown
Baker University
Phi Mu
Delta Tau Delta
Baker
Mercury
Slight warming eyed after cold Lawrence spell
Nippy fall weather lingers in Lawrence with lows in the 20s to 30s and a predicted rise in temperatures Tuesday. U S Weather Bureau Topeka reports fair skies and northwest winds 10 to 20 mph easing tonight.
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Lawrence
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
KU OU
Education Is Key Theme In Kansas Governor Race
Kansas gubernatorial candidates William Avery and Harry Wiles told about 100 educators that education is the state’s top issue. They outlined financing challenges and proposed aids, stressing state unity between voters and the chief executive, and noting Kansas loses graduates to other states.
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Russell Mosser
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas University
Kansas
William Avery
Harry Wiles
Journal-World Photo
Kansas Association of School Administrators
The
Kansas Union
Rep
GOP
Wakefield
St. John
Avery
Wiles
Washington
Carl James
Emporia
Kansas Association of School Administrators Legislative Committee
Russ Mosser
Emporia Coed Named KU Carnival Queen at Campus Event
Paula Bruckner a 20 year old Emporia language arts major was chosen Carnival Queen at Kansas University during the 1964 campus carnival. Representing Kappa Kappa Gamma she won after a student vote from 29 candidates. Attendants were Carol Nelson and Karen McRae. Winners in booths and skits across both divisions were announced.
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Emporia Coed
Paula Bruckner
Emporia
Kansas University
Miss Bruckner
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Carol Nelson
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Chi Omega Sorority
Triangle Fraternity
Networks refuse equal time for Goldwater reply
Three major networks rejected a Republican request to grant Sen Barry Goldwater 15 minutes to respond to President Johnsons radio TV talk. NBC offered 15 minutes for GOP chairman Dean Burch at 6 30 PM CST while ABC CBS refused. FCC planned a meeting to decide on action with all networks bound by any ruling.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Nation
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
ABC
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
NBC
Goldwater
GOP
Dean Burch
Burch
Democratic National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Middle East
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Stock Market Closes Higher as Gains Lift 60-Stock Average
The closing price for the 60 stock index rose to 329.8, up 1.4 points. Businessmen’s Noon Luncheon is listed with a 97 cent fee, and a note mentions a Little Banquet. Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 6111 is cited in the advertisement.
Tactical nuclear weapons in modern warfare and ethics
An article discusses a Kansas University engineer Charles J. Baer and a table of tactical nuclear weapon delivery systems citing risks and scenarios. It analyzes weapon sizes from 0.5 to 2 KT, Hiroshima comparisons, and potential battlefield uses with artillery and missiles alongside considerations of terrain, radiation, and strategic constraints.
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Time Magazine
Eisenhower
Kennedy
NATO
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