Debris From Soviet Superbomb Fallout Aims for Northwest
Weather Bureau scientists forecast radioactivity levels near the Northwest will not exceed those observed after prior Soviet tests. A jet stream carrying debris could reach Washington Oregon California and Nevada with rain potentially bringing fallout to earth in Oregon and Idaho.
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Soviet Sets Off Another Nuclear Blast
Washington AP report states Russia conducted a new nuclear test at the Novaya Zemlya Arctic site, the 25th announced since tests resumed September 1. The Atomic Energy Commission said the blast was in the low to intermediate yield range.
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Russia
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Berlin crisis sharpens as Soviet tanks appear in East Berlin
Western and Soviet forces clash over access to East Berlin with Soviet tanks in the heart of the city. U S Ambassador Thompson protests East Berlin police checks while Western allies contest four power rights and American entry without identification.
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Paris
Lauris Norstad
Europe
NATO
Tall
Associated Press
Kreuzberg
Brandenburg Gate
West Berlin
Autumn Beauty Thrives In Lawrences Colorful Trees
Local scenes of KU campus and surrounding areas show peak fall colors with oranges ambers and rusts along Tennessee between 6th and 8th streets. The piece notes crisp leaves and bright tree canopies while hinting at a looming wind end to the season.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
6Th
Tennessee
Helen Hunt Jackson
Editors to Meet At KU Saturday
About 150 Kansas daily and weekly editors and their wives attend Editor's Day at Kansas University. Morning events in Flint Hall feature the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information. Afternoon plans include KU versus Oklahoma State football at Memorial Stadium and the 45th Kansas editor election to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame. Dean Marvin discusses journalism and Middle East affairs. he previously lectured in Tehran. Cardinal tackle Ernie McMillan is Shellie McMillan’s brother, with a spelling difference tied to birth certificates.
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William Allen White
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Iran
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Detroit Pistons
Fish forecasting likened to weather by Maryland expert
Dr L E Cronin of the National Resources Institute told Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission delegates that fish forecasts are inexact and must be qualified as probably. He noted variables including current temperature salinity spawning rates pollution and predator strength, and cited Soviet trawlers off New England as affecting cod and haddock forecasts.
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Chesapeake Bay
New England
UF Total 25,401 As Deadline Near
The Lawrence United Fund drive has reached 25 401.99 toward a 58 000 goal with a deadline of Nov 6. Precinct captains and workers are assigned, but large early next week contributions are needed to meet the quota. On Sunday at Lawrence Airport Erhart Flying Service offers penny a pound plane rides with all proceeds to the United Fund.
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LHRC Faces Criticism From Civil Rights Protester
Denis Kennedy, a KU civil rights student from Ireland, attacked the Lawrence Human Relations Commission for inaction and prestige aims. Mayor Ted Kennedy and LHRC chairman William Binns defended the panel noting it has met once to elect officers and set a monthly meeting date.
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Lawrence
William Binns
Commission
Human Relations Commission
Police chase spans multiple counties ends with three in custody
Officers from Shawnee Douglas Jefferson and Wyandotte counties the Highway Patrol and police departments joined a pursuit of an Osborne federal prisoner. The chase described as a chess game relied on public tips and centralized coordination. The trio was returned to Wyandotte County jail with armed robbery charges anticipated.
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Douglas
Jefferson Counties
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Topeka
P. W. Jones
Douglas County
Wyandotte County
Tanks spark new speculation over Soviet Berlin action
The United States says Soviet tanks in East Berlin amount to a belated admission of responsibility for the sector. State Department officials caution that the move may ease or worsen tension, depending on whether it signals real acceptance of duty or mere pressure on East German borders.
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Scarbeck Convicted On Three Counts. Appeal Planned
Former U S diplomat Irvin C Scarbeck was found guilty of revealing embassy secrets to Polish Communist agents. He faces up to ten years in prison and a $30 000 fine. Defense lawyer Samuel C Klein said he will appeal.
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U.S
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Samuel C. Klein
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Red
United States
Karen
Dusseldorf
Germany
Saturn rocket launch nears success in Cape Canaveral test
NASA's 12 to 20 million pound thrust Nova rocket, tied to the Saturn program, faces a challenging preflight forecast with a 60 second ideal flight time from Dr Kurt Debus and a 30 percent chance of complete success from Saturn project official Richard Canright. The four inboard engines burned 109 seconds and the outboard engines 115 seconds within targets as the rocket rose, cleared clouds, and arced southeast from Cape Canaveral.
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NASA
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Saturn
Lawrence Farm News and Local Happenings
Weekly farm page moves to Thursday. Lawrence Library closes noon for Kansas Missouri Library Association meeting. Broken Arrow Park progress includes baseball diamond and courts. open next summer on south Louisiana Street. Lawrence High and Shawnee Mission East football mixup ends with East winning 20 13. Centennial commission to meet at Morris Kay’s office to review a deficit. KU statue Uncle Jimmy Green given an extra coat of green and white paint by pranksters.
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Lancers
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People to People program at KU grows with American membership
Joyce Hall and Lawrence and Kansas City dignitaries attended a program update detailing expanded activities for the KU International Club. Plans include 12 industrial tours in Kansas City and 15 farm tours for international students, with three trips already completed. About 300 Lawrence residents volunteered as host guests and American participation surpassed half of the nearly 400 members, marking a significant community effort.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
KU International
Mrs Dora Edwards Thanks Hospital Staff And Friends
Mrs Dora Edwards and The Bell Family express gratitude for flowers cards telegrams and food received during hospitalization and after the death of Clif ford Edwards. They thank Dr Belot hospital staff nurses on the 1st floor and all relatives and friends. Prompt efficient ambulance service Rumsey Funeral Home VI3-5111.
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Belot
Clifford Edwards
Dora Edwards
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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