Khrushchev signals summit to ease Cuba war fears
Soviet premier Khrushchev suggested a top level meeting to discuss Cuba tensions and avert nuclear war. Demonstrations pro and anti US actions surged worldwide as Britain Italy Poland and Brazil watched and many allied with the United States while France backed Washington.
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Khrushchev
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Cuba
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America
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Moscow
Bertrand Russell
Kennedy
West Berlin
Felix von Eckardt
U.N. Security Council
Czech Students Tear U S Flag at Prague Embassy
About 1 000 Czech demonstrators gathered outside the U S Embassy in Prague and tore down the flag from its staff. They hurled stones, smashed six windows, and chanted anti American slogans as police watched. The charge d affaires prepared a protest to the Czech government.
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Austria
U.S
Prague
Cuba
Old City
Radio Prague
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Law Faculty
Jack M. Fleischer
Lawrence donors near 28 000 for KU stadium fund
Lawrence businessmen and regional contributors push the KU Memorial Stadium expansion fund toward 28 000 dollars while the overall drive nears 130 000 dollars. Region totals, pledge dates, and plans for a November contract let date frame the campaign ahead of the 1963 season opener.
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KU Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
J. D. King
Region One Drive
King
William McCauley
Pepsi-Cola
George Noland
Jack Miller
Glen Squires
Kansas City
Gene Morgan
Syracuse
Darby to be released from Providence Hospital
Kansas City Kansas industrialist Harry Darby will leave Providence Hospital this afternoon. He was admitted October 13 after falling ill while on the American Royal parade reviewing stand and remains chairman of the American Royal.
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Harry Darby
Providence Hospital
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Kansas University hosts 44th annual high school journalism conference
The 44th annual Kansas high school journalism conference will be held Saturday at Kansas University. Burton W. Marvin announces sessions on newspaper and yearbook production led by Journalism School faculty and advisers. Registration starts 8 15 a m with events through 3 15 p m in the Kansas Union Building.
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Kansas University
Burton W. Marvin
Journalism
Journalism School
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Kansas Union
Flint Hall
William Allen White
John H. Knowles
Oscar M. Haugh
Education
William H. Greer
Topeka High School
Melvin Adams
Frances Grinstead
Calder M. Pickett
O. Watson
Shawnee Mission North High School
Marvin
Knowles
James E. Dykes
Greer
Adams
Aylene Keown
Hutchinson High School
GOP Leading Poll In West of State
Hutchinson AP A straw vote in western Kansas 1st district shows Republican leads in polls across 35 of 58 counties as 1,100 ballots gathered toward 5,500 target. Dole leads Breeding for Congress while Carlson and Aylward and Smith contend for Senate seats amid farm bill debate.
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Kansas
Salina Journal
Garden City Telegram
Hutchinson News
Reno
Saline
Congress
Robert Dole
J. Floyd Breeding
U.S. Senate
James Pearson
Paul Aylward
Frank Carlson
K. L. Smith
Dole
Prayer Service Set At Immanuel Lutheran Church
A 7:30 prayer service is scheduled at Immanuel Lutheran Church 1646 Vt. St. Pastors Daniel DeBlock and Earl Zimmerman lead. The church choir meets at 6:30 and the chancel choir will meet later with time to be announced.
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1646
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Daniel DeBlock
Earl Zimmerman
Politicians Rally at Kansas Civil Rights Event
GOP leaders and candidates addressed a two hour Kansas civil rights gathering. Speakers included Saffels, Howard Woodworth, George Pierce, K L Smith, Jules Doty, Andy Gray, Paul Alyward and Bill Sparks, with others introduced by state officials. Smith attacked KU campus bias against a Democratic candidate and was heckled by several attendees.
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Howard Woodworth
Ken) Smith
U.S. Senate
Frank Carlson
Kansas University
United States Senate
Smith
Wichita University
Washington
Kansas Advisory Council On Civil Rights
Sen. Carlson
Sidney Alexander
State Advisory Council
Jules Doty
William Ferguson
Kansas
Doty
Andy Gray
Paul Alyward
James Pearson
Bill Sparks
U.S
Bank Officials Admit 30-Year Juggling Scheme
In Lincoln Neb a Gresham State Bank vice president and the cashier admitted a Robin Hood style loan juggling scheme begun in 1931 totaling about 468000 dollars. The cashier Arthur Walford killed himself and the system left the bank likely to fail without insured deposits. The officials planned to cover losses with director cash and assets totaling about 325000 plus bonds worth 150000.
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Neb
Gresham
State Bank
Harry Hylton
Arthur Walford
Hylton
State Banking Department
Walford
Ralph Misko
Fidelity
Misko
Washington Post
Saffels Calls for Psychiatric Help and State Roles
Saffels urged expanded psychiatric care for prisoners and a stronger governor's role in defense contracting and attracting industry. He cited the Kaw Valley's potential near Kansas University and outlined goals to reintegrate prisoners into society. The event included remarks by Springer Crum and was introduced by Ken Whitenight.
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Saffels
Springer
Crum
Ken Whitenight
LHS
Kansas Bays State
Kansas Asphalt Paving Conference At KU Campus
About 150 paving contractors and engineers attend the sixth annual Kansas Asphalt Paving Conference on the Kansas University campus. The two day meeting ends Friday.
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Kansas University
Kansas Asphalt Paving Conference
Music of the Santa Fe Trail recorded in Baldwin
Lawrence officials announce a 15 minute series titled Music of the Santa Fe Trail recorded in Baldwin under Dr William C Rice and Prof Lester H Groom. The Baker Choir hymns will be taped at Kibbee Cabin and distributed to Kansas radio stations.
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Baldwin
William C. Rice
Lester H. Groom
Baker Choir
Kibbee Cabin
Army engineers lift first of four chlorine tanks from river
In Vidalia Louisiana Mississippi River salvage, an 75 foot tank filled with 1100 tons of liquid chlorine is raised onto a barge for transport to a chemical plant. Evacuation zones extend 30 miles as crews plan to move each tank in two to four hours with gas masks issued to residents.
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Vidalia
Missisippi
Chemical Company
Mississippi
Louisiana
Peace Corps Volunteers Arrive at KU for Costa Rica Project
Thirty five Peace Corps volunteers will reach Kansas University on Friday to train for a KU Costa Rica project in secondary and higher education. The program includes eight weeks of prep in technical subjects world affairs and health plus a 10 day home leave and two years teaching in rural Costa Rican schools.
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Peace Corps
Kansas University
Warren W. Wiggins
R. Sargent Shriver
Lawrence
Petra Moore
Miss Moore
Erna Moore
Tenn
Barbara Richards
Hays
Sara Pringle
Kansas City
Suzanne Strayer
Prairie Village
Thomas M. Gale
Costa Rica University
San Jose
Pauline Rojas
Dade County
Fla
Edgar Gonzalez
CRU
Albert Ravenholt
Far East
Alan Horton
Middle East
Virgil Randolph III
U.S. State Department
Puerto Rico
Costa Rica
Central American Republic
U.S
Truman Scores Talk at Summit
INDEPENDENCE Mo AP Harry Truman criticized international summit meetings saying they amount to a damn He canceled the rest of his campaign speeches and questioned the value of Cuban crisis talks He faulted Canada for not joining Western Hemisphere support and urged them to stand behind the United States
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Independence
Harry Truman
Truman
Canada
Cuba
Knox Explains School CD Policy For Civil Defense
Dr. Carl Knox outlines how Lawrence schools would respond to a civil defense alert as part of a national emergency. No definite policy yet, with board to discuss in November. Plans require community cooperation and no fall-out structures are chosen. Students within a 30 minute walk would walk home, others rely on parental transport to cut traffic.
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Lawrence
Carl Knox
Knox
Dr. Knox
Card of Thanks from Mabel Nieder in Lawrence Memorial
Mrs. Mabel F Nieder expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness during her hospital stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She thanks Dr Learned and the third floor staff for their wonderful care and asks the good Lord to bless each person.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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