Area Residents Eager to Host Foreign Students in KU LifE Program
Lawrence LIFE housing office reports strong local interest in hosting KU foreign students for the LIFE program. Residents near Lawrence offer rooms and even entertainments while KU fraternities and sororities join the effort. Students arrive next week with local hosts ready to welcome them.
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Joe Traylor
Lawrence
Traylor
Lawrence Lefe
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Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise
Bill Dawson
Clark Coan
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Lik
Chamber of Commerce
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LIFE
Lawrence, Kan
Stated meeting announced for Lawrence Chapter
Lawrence Chapter sets a stated meeting for Tuesday September 5 at 7 30 p m with J J Underwood H P O O Anderson serving as secretary and adviser to the group.
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Lawrence
J. J. Underwood
H.P. O. O. Anderson
Truman avoids NYC mayoral primary clash
Former President Harry S. Truman declines involvement in the Democratic mayoralty race as Sept. 7 nominations loom. Mayor Robert F. Wasner and State Comptroller Arthur S. Levitt are the leading contenders, with Truman likening the situation to a couple fighting and a bystander getting caught in the middle.
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NEW York (Ap
Harry S. Truman
Robert F. Wasner
Arthur S. Levitt
Truman
Lawrence businessman John C. Emick retires after 42 years
John C. Emick, vice president of Anchor Savings Assn., retires after a long career begun in 1915 in abstracting. He served as secretary of Douglas County Building and Loan Assn. in 1918 and led the firm as president from 1935 before merging with Anchor in 1957. Emick plans research as a hobby and remains active in Rotary Edks clubs and West Side Presbyterian Church.
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Anchor Savings Assn
Lawrence
Douglas County
Goulart's Claim Strengthened By Congress Action
In Rio de Janeiro the Chamber of Deputies approved a constitutional amendment 233 to 5 creating a parliamentary system that would make Goulart a figurehead president with a prime minister holding real power. The measure advances to the Senate which must approve by two thirds.
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The Saturday Column on Kennedy Era World Tensions
The column argues Americans unite in crisis and support Kennedy yet critique his administration's record. It traces the 1960 campaign, contrasts Eisenhower and Kennedy teams, notes international flashpoints Laos Viet Nam Cuba Korea Berlin and nuclear testing, and calls for clear steadfast leadership from Khrushchev era U.S. policy.
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Kennedy Enjoys Family Time Amid Soviet Nuclear Tension
President Kennedy spent time with his family in Hyannis Port Mass while White House briefed him on world reaction to the Soviet nuclear test. He did not comment on the blast, instead letting the fact of the explosion register globally as Moscow announced resumed testing.
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Red meetings staged across Soviet Union in mass show of support
Tass reports mass meetings across the Soviet Union to back the military buildup. Moscow papers carried pieces and reader letters denouncing Western plans for a new war. Pravda published a full page of articles and letters under the headline that the U.S.S.R. discharges its duty to mankind.
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U.S.S.R
Child Labor Bill Wins in Senate to Protect Farm Workers
The Senate approved a bill to bar children under 14 from farm labor except on parents or nearby neighbors farms within 25 miles. Senator Harrison Williams Jr and sponsors say the measure curbs evils of migratory farm labor.
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Senate
House
Sen
Harrison Williams Jr
Dn.j
Lawrence enrollment tops 5872 after first school day
Lawrence public schools report 5872 students enrolled after the first full day, up from 5620 last year. Superintendent William Wolfe expects the total to exceed 6000 as students return from vacations, with elementary 3478, Central Junior High 826, West Junior High 510, and Lawrence High 1058.
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Lawrence
Central Junior High School
West Junior High School
Lawrence High School
William Wolfe
Homes for Elderly Get Planning Funds
The Housing and Home Finance Agency approved 35000 in planning funds for 200 new low rent homes in Kansas City Kansas. The homes will be designed and built specifically for the elderly and the loan will be made once a preliminary contract is signed.
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Washington
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Kansas City
Kan
Soviet sends new notes on Berlin crisis to France Britain and U S
Moscow reports the Soviet government dispatched fresh notes to France Britain and the United States regarding the Berlin crisis in response to Western communications dated August 26. The exact contents were not released but are understood to address Western access to West Berlin and potential consequences of interference.
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France
Britain
United States
Berlin
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William Z Foster Dies at 80 Veteran U.S. Communist Leader
William Z. Foster, 80, longtime U.S. Communist leader and three time presidential candidate, died Friday after a heart ailment. Born in Taunton Massachusetts, he grew up in Philadelphia.
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Moscow
William Z. Foster
U.S
Foster
Taunton
Mass
Philadelphia
UAW Proposes GM Profit Sharing Plan Ties with AMC Deal
The United Auto Workers Union asked General Motors to adopt the profit sharing agreement the UAW inked with American Motors last week. A separate note mentions a golfer finishing Hartford Open tied for 30th with rounds of 73 73 after a 68 67 start.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
American Motors Corp
Hartford
Conn
Dowdell Family Thanks for Support After Barbara Dow dell
The Dowdell family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for food and cards following Barbara Jean Dow dell's recent death. Frank Dowdell and Sons.
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Frank Dowdell & Sons
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