Differences Sharpened As Goldwater Rockefeller Clash
Washington AP report on Senate hopefuls Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller debating civil rights health care farm policy and other issues. The two Republicans present divergent views on civil rights legislation health care for the elderly federal interventions and state versus federal employment rights.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Associated Press
Congress
Goldwater
Civil Rights Commission
Rockefeller
Kerr-Mills
Taft-Hart
Vessel Missing Since Saturday Is Found Today
Hurricane Ginny battered the North Carolina coast with 90 mph winds and 25 to 30 foot seas. A decommissioned destroyer escort, the Fogg, missing since Saturday night, was spotted in 50 foot seas about 150 miles east of Cape Fear. 10 sailors aboard were unconfirmed. Navy sought rough seas to rescue and monitor operations from Norfolk and Mayport.
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Ginny
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Weather Bureau
Diamond Shoals
Navy
Cape Fear
N.C
Mayport
Fla
Norfolk
Fleet
Boston
Outer Banks
Soviet Denounces NATO Nuclear Plan as Violating Moscow Treaty
Moscow said Tass distributed a formal statement condemning NATO moves toward a multilateral nuclear force. It warned deployment of nuclear weapons, especially to West Germany, would jeopardize the spirit of the Soviet led test ban and destabilize security in Europe. The note cited talks with Britain and the United States and cited NATO discussions on a fleet of surface vessels armed with nuclear missiles.
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Moscow
Tass
German
Soviet Union
NATO
United Nations
Britain
United States
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas With Mild Temperatures
Considerable cloudiness and mild through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers into Tuesday forenoon. Highs in the 70s, overnight lows near 60. Temperature readings show yesterdays high 68 and Saturdays low 56, with rainfall 0.19 inches.
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Kansas
National Selected Morticians Represent Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home lists services under National Selected Morticians with VI 351M advertisement.
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National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Stock Market closes higher on 60-stock index rise
Closing average for 60 stocks at New York shows a gain of 0.4 points to 281.3. The market ends with modest gains as investors react to early trading and broader economic signals.
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New York
Former Resident Among Four Dead In Plane Mishap
Funeral services will be in Colby Tuesday with burial in Lawrence Wednesday for John W. Jack Wolfe Jr. 30, a former KU and Lawrence High athlete. He died with three Colby residents in a fiery crash Saturday in Norman Oklahoma. Wolfe was a Lawrence High star, KU graduate and Air Force pilot officer who later taught and coached at Colby High.
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Colby
Lawrence
John W
Jack) Wolfe Jr
Kansas University
Lawrence High
Norman
Oklo
Wolfe
Lawrence High School
Air Force
Colby High
Four Die In Sunday Jefferson County Wrecks
Four persons were killed and six injured in two Sunday afternoon crashes in Jefferson County. Near Perry, Louis G. Simmons and Emma Rice died when the Simmons car crossed the center line in light rain. In the McLouth area, Mrs Earl Grady and Irene Hass died in a head on collision on a hill crest. The accidents raised Kansas 1963 traffic deaths to 456.
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Jefferson County
Perry
McLouth
Lawrence
U.S. 24
Louis G. Simmons
Leavenworth
Emma Rice
Simmons
Opel Simmons
Louis G. Simmons Jr
Highway Patrol
Bigham
Earl Grady
Tonganoxie
Irene Hass
Grady
Raymond Hand
Hand
Hass
Harold Krull
Me. St
Kansas
United Fund Drive Aims to Top Quota by Oct 31
Lawrence readiness for United Fund Day on Tuesday sees a 1963 drive with $27,000 advanced gifts toward a $72,900 target. Mayor Rusty Springer proclaims the day, urging workers to push for completion by Oct 31. Drive leaders Williams and Metzler want to exceed last year’s top by finishing the 30 day campaign.
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United Fund
Lawrence
Rusty Springer
Drive
Skipper Williams
Donald Metzler
Williams
Metzler
K C Man Wins Top Guess in Journal World Football Contest
Kansas City resident Bill Schmidt won last week's Journal-World Football Contest missing only Au burns upset of Georgia Tech. He predicted Oklahoma over Kansas 21-7 and will receive a 15 pound dressed turkey. Runners up from Rural Lawrence and Williamstown won 10 pound turkeys.
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Bill Schmidt
Kansas City
Journal-World
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma
Kansas
Schmidt
Lawrence
Williamstown
Clarence Douglass
Route 3
Lewis Williams Jr
Douglass
Williams
United States
Supreme Court Overturns 373 Convictions from Orangeburg March
The Supreme Court overturned the breaching of the peace convictions of 373 Negro students from Orangeburg South Carolina. They were fined $50 or 30 days in jail after a demonstration march and had seen the convictions affirmed twice by the South Carolina Supreme Court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Orangeburg
S.C
South Carolina Supreme Court
Relations Between Lawrence and KU A Sociological View
An opinion column examines town and gown relations in Lawrence and the University of Kansas. It discusses economic dominance, cooperation with business, and tensions from dorms, theaters, and academic freedom concerns, noting past political backlash and community support.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
University
David Harum
State
Midwest
Jonathan Davis
Ku Klux Klan
Davis
E. H. Lindley
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