Jury to Probe Steel Practices
US officials expect renewed diplomatic maneuvering in the East and West after a period of calm during nuclear talks with the Soviet Union. No dramatic changes are anticipated, but skirmishes among allies over issues loom as Berlin, NATO and Big Lift tactics test unity. The Army announces more nuclear capabilities for overseas units, raising concerns Bonn.
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White House
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Eight Steel Firms Subpoenaed Over Price Practices
A federal grand jury in New York subpoenaed at least eight large steel companies including U S Steel to produce records on price policies dating back to 1956. The move follows past White House pressure and brings in lists of price lists, annual reports, and product managers data amid broader concerns about industry markups and price increases.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Justice Department
Grand Jury
Kennedy
Whi
Wheeling Steel Corp
Republic
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Army Air Force Co operating In Mammoth Feat
The vanguard of Exercise Big Lift lands in Germany with the first of 16,000 American soldiers and airmen moving across the Atlantic. Texas bases send five troop transports hourly as Loring and Dow bases fuel the operation for a staged airlift to Europe.
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U.S
3Rd Armored
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Dow Afb
Loring
Strategic Air Command
Pauls. Adams
Strike Command
Ft. Hood
Tron
Edwin H. Burba
Hopes High As UF Windup Nears Oct 31 Goal
United Fund Day in Lawrence spurs workers to wrap up the drive hoping to reach 72 900 by October 31. As of 2 pm the campaign total reached just over 28 000 with Haskell Institute at 76 percent of its 500 goal. Kansas University and Lawrence Public Schools were about 60 percent. Drive chairman Skipper Williams, Haskell chairman Cornelio Paez, EU chairman Capt Richard Gruber, and school chairmen John Garcia Bennie Stewart organized canvassing.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Public Schools
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John Garcia
Bennie Stewart
Selassie Pursues Mediation in Algerian Border Dispute
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia continued mediation efforts over the Algerian Moroccan border dispute as Morocco expressed little hope for a prompt settlement.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Morocco
American Owned Ship Struck Off Cuban Coast
An American owned vessel registered under a foreign flag the SS J Louis was strafed about 12 miles off Cape Corriente Cuba. The 31 500 ton ore carrier reported heavy airplane gun fire causing damage to the superstructure and hull and a forecastle fire but no casualties. The ship en route from Ocho Rios Jamaica to Corpus Christi Texas carried bauxite ore.
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J. Louis
W.W. Wagner
Universe Tankships Inc
Cape Corriente
Ocho Rios
Jamaica
Corpus Christi
Tex
Krause
Wagner
Caribbean Steamship Co
Key West
Fla
Cuba H
Texas Firm Wins Baldwin Pool Contract in City Bid
Westmoreland Co. of Wichita Falls Texas won the Baldwin pool and bath house contract with a bid of 41 561 27 accepted by the Baldwin City Council. The project costs are below engineer estimates and use of the full 50 000 bond is not needed. Construction is set to begin next week with city work included.
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Baldwin
Texas
Lawrence Lamb
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Living Groups Plan Homecoming House Decorations at KU
Thirty six living groups registered for KU homecoming decorations with themes ranging from scientific research to People to People. Assistant professor Gerhardt Zuther announced decorations will be judged November first for overall presentation and theme embodiment, with trophies for sororities fraternities independent women and men plus Hill Champion.
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Gerhardt Zuther
Kansas State
Zuther
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Joseph R. Pearson
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Phi Kappa Sigma
Acacia
Ellsworth
Delta Tau Delta
Band Day at KU Draws 5 000 Young Musicians
Nearly 5 000 high school musicians rehearse for Band Day at Kansas University. Massed bands will perform at the KU Oklahoma State football game and spell out Band Day KU-1963 at half time.
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Missouri
Kansas University
Lawrence
Central Park
6Th
South Park
Russell Wiley
Kenneth Bloomquist
Don Scheid
School of Fine Arts
Heavy Downpour Drops .55 Inch Rain on City
An abnormally strong thundershower struck Lawrence late Monday afternoon dropping more than half an inch of rain in about 15 minutes. Rain gutters ran over, with a 14 degree temperature drop from 79 to 65 in downtown between 3:30 and 4:05 p.m. Power outages occurred due to wind and downpours while forecasts suggest a 50-50 chance of frost by Friday impacting hay fever sufferers and crops.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Controversy to Enter Lawrence Schools Policy Adopted
Lawrence Board of Education approved a policy to encourage impartial study of controversial issues in classrooms. The plan defines controversy as topics with differing opinions and sets criteria for when such topics are appropriate, including significance, capacity, balanced materials, and student interest.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Board of Education
Central Junior High
Lawrence Public Schools
Senate approves 1.9 billion college construction aid bill
The Senate sent to the House an amended 1.9 billion federal college construction bill boosting building at Kansas University and other campuses. The measure would allocate grant funds for instructional and research facilities in sciences and engineering and for libraries. If enacted, funds would be distributed by state population and speed projects like Fraser Hall's replacement and a new gym near Allen Field House, accelerating KU master plan amid rising enrollment.
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Missouri
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Allen Fieldhouse
Raymond Nichols
University
Lawrence
Robinson
Mississippi Street
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Nichols
Edith Green
D-Ore
Stock Market Index Slips as 60-Stock Average Declines
New York closing shows the 60-stock Dow Jones average at 280.0, down 1.3 points. Investors react to brief market shifts and updated economic cues.
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Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Sees Mild Week Ahead
Forecast calls for generally fair and mild conditions in northeast Kansas tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 80, lows around 60 tonight, with earlier temperature readings showing a high of 82 and a low of 54. record highs noted for the date. Sunrise at 6 38 and sunset around 8 83.
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Syed Oe Tel SoHo
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Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agency Role
Gene Doane pursues appointment as your insurance agent. He offers coverages and services to individuals and businesses seeking personal or commercial policies.
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