Stevenson Assaulted During U N Day Speech in Dallas
Adlai E Stevenson faced a disorderly crowd after a United Nations Day speech at Dallas Municipal Auditorium. One demonstrator spat on him and another struck him with a sign. Police arrested two for inciting a riot and aggravated assault. Robert Hatfield 22 of Irving, a North Texas State University student, was among those charged.
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Dallas. Tex
United Nations
Stevenson
Cora Fredrickson
Dallas
Larson
Robert Edward Hatfield
Irving
North Texas State University
Denton
North Texas State
Hatfield
Dallas Times Herald
Santa Fe aide named Kansas economic director
Jack Lacy of Santa Fe New Mexico was named director of the Kansas Department of Economic Development earning twenty thousand dollars annually. Lacy, 49, previously led New Mexico development efforts and served as aide to Senator Mechem. He praised Kansas and noted the governor’s committee report supporting state economic development.
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Topeka
Jack Lacy
Santa Fe
N.M
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Lacy
Edwin L. Mechem
R-N. M
New Mexico
Muchnic
Kansas
Economic Development Department
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Walsenburg
Colo
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
la Junta
St. Joseph
Pueblo Corporation
Pueblo Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo, Tex
New Mexico Department of Development
Mechem
Minor Fire at KU Environmental Lab Warns of Hexane Overheat
Keith Lawton vice chancellor of operations told the Journal-World a small fire occurred at 12:50 p m in the Nuclear Reactor Building at Kansas University. Hexane overheated in a water bath in the environmental health laboratories. one city fire truck responded and no damage was found.
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Kansas University
Keith Lawton
Journal- World
Lawton
Stock Market Closes Higher in New York
The New York stock market ends the day with a closing average up by 40 points as gains spread across key indexes. Investors shift focus to earnings results and economic data while market activity remains steady.
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New York
Band Day Parade Opens KU Event for 5000 Musicians
About 5,000 high school musicians from Kansas and Missouri gather in Central Park at 8 a.m. for a 9 a.m. hour long Band Day parade in downtown Lawrence. Led by KU band director Russell Wiley, the march moves to South Park for rehearsal before the KU Oklahoma State game. The massed bands spell out Band Day KU 1963 and perform selections.
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Central Park
Kansas University
Kansas
Missouri
6Th
Russell Wiley
Lawrence
South Park
KU Fans May See Showers at Band Day Game
Unseasonably warm conditions in Lawrence give way to a chance of showers for Saturday as KU Football hosts Oklahoma State at Memorial Stadium. Highs near 75 to 80 with overnight lows in the upper 50s, amid drought relief but below normal precipitation for the year.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University Band
Oklahoma State
Memorial Stadium
Funeral Directors Named Member and Homes Mentioned
Associated Funeral Directors lists Alan Rumsey Funeral Home Vi SttlenAds as members in a local funeral industry note.
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Associated Funeral
Alan
Rumsey Funeral Home
Vi SttLenAds
Ginny Threatens South Carolina Coast Evacuation Ordered
Hurricane Ginny neared the Carolinas with 100 mph winds, prompting evacuation of a 100 mile coastal stretch. Shelters opened to hold up to 7,000 as tides surge to nine feet and schools inland are dismissed to clear buses from highways.
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Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Ginny
Cape Fear
N.C
Weather Bureau
Carolina
Moses Lopez
Charleston Naval Base
Ashley River
Charleston Air Force Base
New Mexico
Florida
Woman's body found near Smithville after two weeks missing
The 20 year old Mrs Patricia Willoughby of Smithville was found dead in a wooded area south of Smithville. She disappeared October 9 while traveling from Smithville to Kansas City and was four months pregnant. Her family had offered a $1 reward for information.
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Liberty
Smithville
Patricia Willoughby
Cornelius Wood
Kansas City
U.S. 169
Barry Road
800 Lawyers Attend KU Institute on Civil Procedure
About 800 attorneys from across the state gather at Kansas University for the Institute on the New Kansas Code of Civil Procedure. Speakers include Attorney General William M. Ferguson and judges from Topeka and Wichita. The program features sessions on divorce, survival of claims, appeals, and evidence.
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Versity
Kansas Code of Civil Procedure
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
William M. Ferguson
George Templar
U. S. District Court
David Prager
Shawnee Mission District Court
Topeka
Robert Martin
Wichita
Spencer A. Gard
37Th Judicial District
Iola
Leonard A. Thomas
Blake A. Williamson
Kansas City
Emmet A. Blaes
Hoch Auditorium
Dan Hopson Jr
Blaes
Supreme Court
Hoch
Ku-Oklahoma
Kansas Union
The
Ferguson
Templar
Prager
Martin
Gard
Kansas Bar Association
KU School of Law and University Extension
Docking Released From Hospital After Fever Treatment
George Docking former Kansas governor and Ex im Bank director was discharged from Doctors Hospital after weeks of treatment for a recurring fever. Mrs Docking said doctors have not found the fever’s cause, but his temperature has been normal for several days and he will remain in bed a week before resuming work.
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Washington
George Docking
Export-Import Bank
Doctors Hospital
Docking
Kansas
Elm inoculation may help Lawrence trees resist Dutch elm disease
Wisconsin entomologist develops Bidrin injections to combat Dutch elm disease in elms. In Lawrence 300 to 400 trees in the Topeka area may be saved if inoculations bloom with tree health. Cooper Horn and KU experts call the method highly hopeful.
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Wisconsin University
Hugh Thompson
Kansas State
Kansas
Dale Norris
Norris
Wisconsin
Lawrence City
Vernon Cooper
Harold Horn
Kansas University
R. W .Lichtwardt
E. Raymond Hall
Museum of Natural History
Cooper
Lawrence
Rhode Island
14Th Sts
Pennsylvania
11Th
12Th Sts
Park Department
Shell Oil Company
el Monte
Calif
Horn
Thompson
Cily
Topeka
Residents Sought To Assist Board On Sex Education
Letters mailed to 12 Lawrence residents inviting them to serve on the Board of Education committee on sex education. Sept. Carl 8. Knox aims to announce members at the Nov. 4 board meeting. Letters to two ministers three physicians and seven parents.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
Carl
Knox
Kansas Investigator Warns About Shady Siding Sellers
Charles Edmondson special investigator for State Attorney General warns Kansas residents about dishonest aluminum siding salesmen. He cites a Lawrence case where a modest income woman signed for 4059 worth of siding on a house not worth half that. He urges multiple bids and insists a contract be given to the buyer.
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Kansas
Charles Edmondson
State Adv
William Ferguson
Edmondson
Lawrence
Bill Cox
Lawrence High students urge end to smoking and vandalism
Three Lawrence High School student leaders spoke to peers at two assemblies urging an end to smoking on campus and to curb vandalism. The Action Committee, backed by the Student Council, argued students should act as adults to protect the school.
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Lawrence High School
Henry Booth
Sherry Heck
Bill Trull
LHS
Miss Heck
Dan Kahler
Trull
Kahler
Lawrence High
Heck
Student Council
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Partial Clouds Showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a few showers Saturday. Highs near 75 to 80. Lows tonight in the upper 50s.
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Kansas
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