Kennedy to Speak To U S on Urgent National Matter
President Kennedy convened crisis talks at the White House and scheduled a nationwide radio and TV address on a subject of the highest national urgency. The move fuels speculation about action in the Cuba situação and its Berlin implications as Congress leaders were summoned to Washington.
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Briefings Set As Kennedy Plans New Military Moves
Washington AP reports a 6 p.m. CST reporters briefing amid Kennedy address with indications of possible military moves. Allies and neutral envoys were summoned to the State Department for late briefings on Kennedy's decisions. Johnson cancels Michigan trip to stay in Washington at Kennedy's request, impacting the National Auto Show banquet.
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GOP Plans Meet the Candidates Event for Oct 30
Douglas County Republican Central Committee announced a Meet the Candidates day set for Oct 30 with J D King as chair and Morris Kay leading the event. Gov John Anderson is slated to speak at a daytime high school convocation with several national state and county candidates expected to attend and greet the public at multiple county locations.
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Nehru Warns India Faces Chinese Threat Across Himalayas
United States accuses Communist China of increasing aggression toward India as Nehru declares the Indian independence at risk from Red Chinese attacks. Fighting along the Himalayan frontier reports tanks and post losses in Ladakh and northeast sectors with Bhutan and Sikkim leaders visiting New Delhi.
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Meeker Named Co-Chairman of 1962 Lawrence UF Campaign
Meeker UF official Don Meeker was named by United Fund President Austin Stedham to succeed Paul Gibbs as co-chairman of the 1962 Lawrence UF Campaign. Gibbs becomes drive chairman after Jess Thackston is transferred to Latin America by DuPont.
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Weather snapshot brushes frost drift in northeast Kansas
Frost scattered across northeast Kansas expected Tuesday morning with temperatures in the 40s to 60s through the day. Yesterday saw a high of 73 with a 61 low. records note a high of 83 in 1940 and a 28 low in 1952. Old Spice Cosmetics and Key Rexall advertise nearby.
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Top Demos Due Here Wednesday At Public Rally
Democratic candidate Dale Saffels leads a speaker slate for a county rally in the iCommunity Building. Kenneth Smith Paul L Aylward Jules Doty Bill Sparks Joseph W Henkle Andy Gray Howard Woodworth and others join in the program. The event is the only major Democratic rally in the county before the November election.
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Great Bend
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Richland
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Frost to dot Northeast Kansas tonight
Frost will dot the Northeast Kansas area tonight as temperatures dip into the mid 30s with Lawrence recording a 40 degree low early Sunday. Skies remain mostly fair tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 60s to mid 60s and a question of whether frost forms at all.
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15 Negroes Admitted To Schools in Virginia
Charlottesville city officials agreed to admit 15 Negro pupils to Venable and Johnson elementary schools after a federal court order overturned the pupil placement plan. The move followed the U S Supreme Court not staying the enrollment order for 17 children.
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Bigsby Wins Journal World Football Contest Turkey Prize
L. N. Bigsby a local billiard parlor operator won the 15 pound turkey first prize in last week’s Journal World Football Contest with two misses in 20 games selecting Oklahoma to beat Kansas 10 7. Harry Ellico and A W Dougan won the two 10 pound turkeys as runners up.
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Stock Market Ends Mixed As 60 Stocks Dip
New York closing averages show 60 stocks at 212.4, down 1.2 points. The market closes with a modest decline amid light trading and cautious investor sentiment.
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Shapely Mot her Slows Traffic on Great North Road
Anne MacDonald 31, a mother of four, stood on the Grave Ley village road block outside Graveley as trucks slowed to gape at her wiggling hips and hitch hiking thumbs while she urged motorists to observe the 30 mile an hour limit. She had written six times to the Transport Ministry about speeding past the village. Her tactic, described as a pasty reaction by drivers, was abandoned as she grew shocked by trucker language.
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City to Discuss Claims Sidewalk And a Franchise
The City Commission will meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. in City Hall to discuss damage claims totaling 35438 by 10 families along 22nd Street and Alabama Street due to July storm waters. Acknowledgement of claims is expected. a sidewalk report on Sunset Hill and Ninth Street near Centennial Park will be heard. a Lawrence Bus Co franchise revisits city action amid questions on insurance control and rates.
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LHS Fall Music Concert Set Tuesday
More than 550 Lawrence High School students perform in the annual fall music concert at 8 p m Tuesday in the LHS gymnasium. The program features Handel theme variations, dances from Don Juan, Gluck-Kahn choruses, Jesu Christe, Deep River, and an LHS A Cappella choir directed by R Wayne Nelson. No admission charge.
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Scientist urges broad support for basic research and individual rights
The piece frames Kenneth Bo Armitage’s career and the value of pure science, urging broad funding beyond technology and arts, to protect individual talents in a democratic society. It warns of rapid population growth as a greater threat than war or arms, urging policy to slow births and sustain diverse scholarship.
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