Fallout From Soviet Nuclear Tests Reaches U S Today
Washington officials warn radioactive fallout from the Soviet Union third nuclear test could be detected in the United States today. Weather Bureau scientists note unusual cloud movement and high altitude detonation may delay or obscure detection of later tests.
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Toll on Mt Washington Carriage Road unchanged since 19
The Mt Washington Carriage Road in New Hampshire charges a five dollar toll for access to Pinkham Notch. The price has remained the same since the toll began in an era marked only as 19. A separate note claims a 11th Century Venetian law mandates black gondola paint.
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Stated Communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF AM Sept 1
Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM announces its stated communication on Monday September 1 at 8 p.m. An official visit by Most Worshipful John H Murray Grand Master of Kansas will occur. Visiting Brethren and members are urged to attend. A 50 year button will be presented. Gene Puckett W M and George W Mole Secy.
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Pentagon probes Paar Berlin TV stunt with U S troops
Washington officials seek a complete report on how U S Army troops and weapons played a lead role in Jack Paar's Berlin border show. Gen Norstad is to be questioned as the Defense Department reviews the incident amid congressional protests and questions of safety and propaganda.
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Ag Hall of Fame to Receive Funds
Kansas City AP report details a promised one million dollar windfall for the Agricultural Hall of Fame from Richard J. Howe. Officials foresee further gains from a government booklet on agriculture and a 5 million dollar center spread drawing. The site near Bonner Springs is funded but about 3.5 million remains short. Dr. Oliver S. William elected president. Howard A. Cowden resigns. Harry L. Bryson named executive vice president.
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Wreck damages reported after two car crash at 17th and Ind Sts
A Friday night two car collision at 17th and Ind Streets caused estimated damage of 450 dollars. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Barbara Dwyer, 30, of 1024 Ark Street, and Kenneth D Snodgrass, 18, of 328 Hl Street. Police also investigated two other minor Friday traffic accidents with no injuries.
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School Safety Termed Good by Lawrence Officials
Lawrence schools opened a week ago with excellent cooperation from motorists and police. Police Chief Bill Cox urged drivers to slow down near schools, remain vigilant for crosswalks, and keep brakes and visibility in good condition. Officers advised parents to teach safe habits, avoid crossing streets with children, and ensure bicycles are licensed and well maintained.
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Bus Schedule Changes Suppress Sunday Service in City
Lawrence officials announce new weekday bus times with no service on Sundays or holidays. KU to downtown departs at 5 and 55 minutes past each hour, North Lawrence and East 13th routes at half hour and 20 after, and KU return trips from 9th and Massachusetts at 30 and 40 past, plus East 13th at 10 past and North Lawrence at 20 past. The 4th and Maine Haskell line remains unchanged.
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Tonganoxie Grade School Sees Student Roster Jump
The Tonganoxie Grade School reports 363 students this year, up 45 from 318 a year ago, reflecting a growing campus and shifting enrollment patterns.
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Helicopter service links Lawrence and Kansas City
The Saturday Column discusses a limited helicopter link between Lawrence and downtown Kansas City aimed at reducing travel time for business and faculty. It notes potential use for industry recruitment, KU events, and expedited freight, while acknowledging approval hurdles and the need for sufficient passenger and freight demand.
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New Cub Group Organized Here
The Lawrence Westvaco plant becomes the first industry sponsor for Cub Pack 3153 of North Lawrence in Kaw Council. Pack 3153 will meet at Woodlawn School with 17 boys now and a goal of 45, as Lawrence increases to 12 packs and Douglas County district to 15. Parke Bowling chairs the pack committee with Russell Bowen Wilbur F White and Robert G Embers as members, Edward E Ewing as institutional representative, and Harry Crisp as Cubmaster assisted by Billie E Amyx Robert L Hopkins and William DeLaughder. Den mothers include Mrs Marion F Jackson Mrs Robert G Embers Mrs Francis Alexander and Mrs Edwin Commons. Local organizers began last December with help from G M Stark and Martin Mills.
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School space pressure prompts additions for Sunset Hill next year
Wolfe notes schools may need more classroom space next year with Sunset Hill and Opal Jayne Kennedy School showing crowding. East Heights and Schwegler are crowded this year. Officials expect more growth and possible new schools depending on city expansion, but exact figures remain unofficial and will be finalized by Friday.
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Lake Michigan Levels Fall From Sediment Build Up
Lake Michigan is gradually shallower, dropping about three inches per century as sediment accumulates on the lake bed, slowly reducing water depth and potentially affecting navigation and shoreline dynamics.
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Lawrence High halfback suffers season-ending ankle fracture
Lawrence high school football loss hits Leonard Vann after a intra-squad scrimmage Friday. two breaks in his right ankle end his season. Local used-car dealers report ample stock, countering regional complaints of scarce units. Many families seek second cars, especially compact models, amid brisk business.
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Policy on concurrent travel for dependents of personnel
Cancel authority for concurrent travel of dependents when the service member or civilian employee has not left his last duty station. If the member remains on duty in the United States, dependents cannot accompany him to Europe. Inform port call holders of the rule and urge dependents to defer travel if it was scheduled before October 9.
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Right of Dependents to Move During Troop Deployments
Officials advised that dependents forbidden to travel to Europe may be relocated with household goods. Exceptions could be made where the presence of dependents serves the national interest, potentially including families of military attaches and certain military aid groups. Reasons include transportation strain and housing, school, and medical facility challenges.
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Picket at Dairy Queen over roofing deal by union
Sheet Metal Workers Local No 2 staged a picket at the Dairy Queen Drive In at 1835 Mass St over a new roof. The sign demanded Ev erley Roofing Heating Co recognize and bargain with the local union.
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Senator Theodore Green Resting in Providence Hospital
Former senator Theodore Francis Green, age 93, was reported resting comfortably at Jane Brown Hospital in Providence after a routine checkup revealed a heart block. Green, the oldest man to serve in the Senate, faces a health issue noted Friday.
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Card of Thanks for Kindness After Hospital Stay
A note of gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for flowers cards and other kindnesses while in Kansas City hospital and after returning home.
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