Kennedy targets Ngo Dinh Nhu in Viet Nam policy shift
President Kennedy's broadcast threats a U S policy review and possible aid cuts to South Viet Nam if Diem does not remove his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu. Officials say changes in policy or personnel may be needed to win popular support and continue military aid.
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Ellsworth proposes joint committee on foreign aid policy
Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth introduces a bill to form a joint Senate House committee to study U S foreign economic policy and all forms of aid. He argues the panel would develop an intelligible aid theory and improve management amid gold flow and payments concerns.
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Viet Nam Monk Denied Asylum at U S Legation
In Saigon a young Buddhist monk sought asylum at the U S embassy but was told he could not be admitted while three other Buddhists and a top organizer of the antigovernment movement had already found asylum. An embassy official said they were “too full” as the monk left after saluting Marine guards.
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Integration Sparks Mixed Results Across Southern Schools
Across Camden, Savannah, and Charleston public schools, integration proceeded with limited incidents. In Cambridge, 20 Negro children enrolled with two unarmed guards observing. Savannah admitted seven of 14 Negro applicants amid quiet coexistence. Charleston faced a bomb scare at Rivers High School, later found to be without a device.
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Missing Mother Sought in Lake Mystery
In Crossville Tennessee a private 30 acre lake is to be drained today as investigators search for Mrs John Reed mother of two children whose bodies were found in a nearby septic tank. The children John Anthony Reed two and Rose Marie Reed four were identified using clothing fragments. The mother who disappeared in November is to be questioned about a Knoxville man Sammy Earle Ammons alias Big John Williams. The case ends with a ruling of double homicide.
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Lawrence Native Joins Metropolitan Opera in New York
Edward Lynn, son of Mrs Ethel P Lynn of Lawrence Kansas, has joined the Metropolitan Opera Company as a tenor on Sept 9 He was hired after a cappella audition with the Met and will perform six nights a week plus matinees in the companys season of 27 operas Lynn trained at KU and Lawrence schools and credits Midwestern vocal instruction for his development He plans to visit home for his mother’s birthday and Christmas and is the brother of Frances Goff and the twin of Marjorie Lynn of Kansas City Missouri
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Vandals Strike New TKE House on 19th and Iowa
Vandals damaged the Tau Kappa Epsilon house at 19th and Iowa, breaking several plate glass windows. The breakage occurred around 10 p.m. Monday according to initial reports.
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Rainfall report and rescue squadron activity noted
Heard in Lawrence reports August rainfall 2.1 inches vs 4.59 normal and 1963 total 16.40 inches, deficit 9.86 from average. Kansas University professor’s Naval Air Squadron aided in last minute rescue attempts for Louis Bova in Hazleton mine tragedy, delivering rubber plugs and conducting training during Willow Grove duty.
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Insurrection at Georgia State Prison
Reidsville Georgia AP. A riot at Georgia State Prison escalated after guards halted a midnight escape attempt. Prison director Fred Hallford called it a complete insurrection as tear gas ended two hours of turmoil. Guards were bruised, one heart attack, two prisoners and a guard hospitalized. State troopers supported security. hundreds were involved in the disturbance.
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Infant dies from injuries in Independence hospital
A 244-month old boy died early today from injuries allegedly inflicted by his father in Independence. County Attorney Bill Watson said a murder charge would be filed against 20 year old Larry Allen Gibson. Gibson's wife Karen, 19, faces a charge of contributing to the neglect of a minor.
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John Eberhardt named to KU Alumni Association board
John F. Eberhardt of Wichita has been elected to the Kansas University Alumni Association board of directors to fill the one year term of the late E. Ned Embright. A 1932 KU graduate with a 1935 Harvard law degree, he partners at Foulston Seifkin Powers Smith and Eberhardt. He serves with Beta Theta Pi Rotary Wichita Club and Wichita Country Club. He and his wife Rebecca have daughter Gail, a 1963 KU graduate.
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Wichita
Kansas University Alumni Association
Dick Wintermore
The
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E. Ned Embry
Harvard
Rebecca Butts
Gail
Study forecasts brighter U.S. economy with job and income gains
A National Planning Association forecast projects higher average family income to 9 300 in ten years, with unemployment down to 4 percent, and a GNP rising to 904 billion. The report notes 15 million more workers by 1973 and population reaching 226 million, but unskilled workers face a bleak outlook while white collar jobs rise more than blue collar.
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News From
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National Planning Association
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Center For Economic Projections
Rebuilding Set At Eudora Site
George P. Born of Farmers Elevator Co plans to rebuild the grainProcessing section of the Eudora elevator after a Monday morning fire that caused about 60000 in damage. Fire officials and an insurance investigator inspected the scene as cleanup begins and equipment is ordered to replace losses.
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Farmer's Elevator Co
Eudora
Douglas County
Born
Ex Queen Alexandra Regains Consciousness in Hospital
Venice Italy ex queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia wakes today after being hospitalized Sunday night for sleeping pill overdose. She is conscious for the first time since admission and her condition is being monitored by doctors in the Italian capital.
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