Nixon Promises Fast Test Talks
Nixon pledges swift negotiations with the Soviet Union on a nuclear testing ban if elected. He would send Henry Cabot Lodge to Geneva and would meet Khrushchev and Macmillan in a summit if foolproof inspections are agreed. If no deal by Feb 1, he would authorize underground weapons tests to explore peaceful atomic possibilities.
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Jack Bell
NIXON
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
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Geneva
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Castro
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Harold MacMillan
Great Britain
110 More Added To Lighting Fund
The downtown Lawrence Christmas decoration fund grows as more merchants contribute. New donations include Sears 50.00 Harris-Barnard Sign 25.00 Eldridge Pharmacy 15.00 Downbeat 10.00 Waters Gift Shop 10.00 Total now 5 093.50 Previously reported 4 983.50. Downtown merchants support decor to brighten Lawrence. Harris-Barnard Sign on West Twenty-Third Street contributes without benefiting directly.
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Lawrence
Sears
Harris-Barnard
Eldridge Pharmacy
Waters Gift Shop
Ceessa
Massachusetts Street
West Twenty-Third Street
KU Receives $544 671 From Federal NDEA Program
Kansas University obtained 544 671 in federal funds for student loans under the National Defense Education Act. KU had the largest share in Kansas, part of a state total of 2 658 467. The funds renew a program started at KU last year.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals for Hugo Schwarz and Mary Maud Smelser
Hugo C Schwarz, former Worden resident, died Wednesday in San Bruno California. Funeral services and burial will be Friday in San Bruno. Survivors include his widow Louise and four children. Miss Mary Maud Smelser 87 longtime Kansas University librarian died Wednesday. services Saturday at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named Wallace Lee Kelvin Hoover Richard Wagstaff Sr Richard Wagstaff Jr Charles Wagstaff Laurence Woodruff Richard Stevens.
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Worden
San Bruno
Calif
Schwarz
Louise Schwarz
Mary Maud Smelser
Kansas University
Trinity Episcopal Church
John H. Rosebaugh
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Wallace Lee
Kelvin Hoover
Richard Wagstaff Sr
Richard Wagstaff Jr
Charles Wagstaff
Laurence Woodruff
Richard Stevens
Sears Expansion At Lawrence Store Involves Heavy Equipment
Passers-by observed heavy equipment at Sears Roebuck in the 100 block East Ninth as a crane removed the overhanging sign and a bulldozer cleared the sidewalk. Store remodel includes interior work with a target completion by mid November.
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Sears Roebuck and Co
East Ninth
Sears
Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Residents and births
Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Mrs Deveda Hoard Mrs Bessie St John Mrs Gladys Babbitt Mrs Gladys Reade Mrs Karron Ferguson Marl Nehrbass Treva Bright Roselana Parmely Daryl Shugart Wilma Willoughby Roger Brizendine Michael Wagner Carole Klippel Edd Scholle Otho Lewis Linda Pickens Camila Nava Anna Harness Barbara Newlin Wilma Grammer Emory Smith and babies including a baby boy Hale birth announcements list baby girl NS Norris, baby boy Van Zuiden, and several new arrivals with common residences such as Oskaloosa DeSoto Sunflower Apartments and Route addresses.
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Deveda Hoard
R. I
Bessie St. John
Eudora
Gladys Babbitt
Gladys Reade
Ohio
Karron Ferguson
Marl Nehrbass
Treva Bright
Sunflower Apts
Roselana Parmely
Oak Hill
Daryl Shugart
Oskaloosa
Wilma Willoughby
Wellsville
Roger Brizendine
Michael Wagner
Carole Klippel
DeSoto
Edd Scholle
Otho Lewis
Linda Pickens
Camila Nava
Belle Crest
Anna Harness
Elm
Barbara Newlin
Stouffer Place
Wilma Grammer
Route 4
Emory Smith
Conn
Hale
N. H
Roger May
Teresa May
Williamstown
Ann Ericson
Virginia Norris
N. Y
Marcella van Zuiden
KU Faces NCAA Sanctions Over Transfers and Recruit Rules
The NCAA charged KU with improper handling of football transfers from Texas A&M and TCU, including an alleged entertainment trip. KU officials deny wrongdoing and emphasize timely notifications to authorities. The case, tied to Chamberlain-era transfers, spurred uncertainty and a drive among athletes to perform for postseason redemption.
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Mickey Walker
Jim Street
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Texas
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A. C. Lonborg
Chamberlain
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Jayhawks
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Byers
Mt. Oread
FBI
Charles Gray
Lawrence
Chamberlian
Williams Sees Kennedy With Comfortable Margin Now
Gov. G mennen Williams of Michigan told a KU luncheon that Sen John Kennedy holds a comfortable margin in the presidential race and noted it could widen in two weeks He spoke of supporting the Kennedy Johnson ticket and visited 13 states outlining a five point peace program including world law underdeveloped nations relief of tensions domestic peace and disarmament.
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John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
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Kansas
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U.S
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Theis
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Fire damages Rumsey home and car in Park Hill area
A fire started in a woodpile in the carport of Oscar Rumsey at 303 Park Hill Terr Wednesday evening. Firemen fought the blaze for two hours, damaging the house attic and carport, with Rumsey noting no loss estimate yet. His car beside the woodpile also suffered heat and smoke damage.
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Oscar Rumsey
Park Hill
Rumsey
Kennedy Wins Roaring Welcome in New York Garment District
An estimated 200000 to 250000 people packed eight blocks of Manhattan's garment district to greet Sen. John F. Kennedy. Mayor Wagner’s aide Frank Doyle praised the turnout as vastly larger than Nixon’s in the area. David Dubinsky called it the greatest demonstration he had seen in the district as Kennedy’s motorcade proceeded to a rally.
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Frank Doyle
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy
California
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Liberal Party
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The
International Ladies Garment
New York Times Endorses Kennedy Candidacy
The New York Times editorial endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy for president, noting foreign policy implications and the need for unified national direction. It contrasted Kennedy with Eisenhower and warned of continued executive legislative division amid high international tensions.
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New York Times Today
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
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China
Quemoy
Matsu
Senate
House
Executive
Congress
Workers Strike At Atlas Missile Sites Near Forbes AFB
More than 500 workers walked off at nine Atlas missile sites surrounding Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka. Col. Neill T. Patterson says he lacks full information on the strike cause. The walkout, linked to an inter union feud, affects man-days and could delay completion dates.
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Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Neill T. Patterson
Missile Center
Forbes
Col. Patterson
Journal-World
Forbes Base
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