Students Defy Ban Cuba Trip Protest At House Hearing
At a House hearing on a Cuba trip, dozens of students demonstrated and four were ejected. Police removed two after disturbances sparked by Philip Luce and William Massey as tensions rose over the defiant journey guests of Fidel Castro.
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Washington
Cuba
Philip A. Luce
New York
Louisiana
Virginia
Edwin E. Willis
William Massey
Massey
Fidel Castro
State Department
Phillip A. Luce
New York City
Barry Hoffman
Boston
Alfred Nittle
Luce
Levi Laub
Airlines
Nittle
Jay Jacobs
Refugee says Soviets hold firm control over island
Rafael Rodriguez, a Cuban refugee leader, says Soviet officials govern Cuba from an island base in Cozumel. He describes hunger and privation at home, reports restricted contact with foreigners, and claims 95 percent of Cubans are non Communist. Rodriguez led 89 evacuees, including 28 women and 22 children, on a five day voyage from Cuba to Mexico.
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Cozumel
Mexico
Cuba
Rafael Rodriguez
Mexican
Rodriguez
Castro
Fidel Castro
Houk Seen in Yankee Front Office Shakeup
Newark AP report says Ralph Houk could become Yankee general manager with Yogi Berra taking Houk’s manager post and Roy Hamey retiring. The tip cites Newark News columnist Hy Goldberg and a distant source. The item notes Houk’s rise from Lawrence High School star to Yankee manager and possibly beyond.
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Newark
N. J
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Yogi Berra
Houk
Roy Hamey
Newark News
Hy Goldberg
Goldberg
Lawrence High
Yank
Journal-World
Green Brothers Ban Johnson
Lawrence
Yankees
New York Stocks End Another Day Slightly Lower
The closing averages show 60 stocks down 0.1 percent to 280.5 as trading wraps up in New York. Investors weigh mixed earnings and market volatility amid a cautious session.
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New York
Students protest desegregation in Birmingham schools
In Birmingham Alabama a large student crowd gathered at Phillips High School for a sympathy walkout while West End Ramsay and Shades Valley faced access restrictions. Some desegregation progress appeared with five students admitted to West End Ramay and Graymont, as police contained protests and National Guard presence shifted after federal action.
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Phillips High School
Phillips
West End High
West End
Integrated Ramsay High
Shades Valley High
Shades Valley
Murphy
Alabama
National Guard
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
KU Medical Center gains confidence from education bill
Dean C Arden Miller said congressional approval of Kennedy's medical education bill will let KU Medical Center grow in an orderly fashion. The bill creates a broad federal aid program for education with matching funds for construction and student loans, aiding the center's plans and enrollment growth.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kennedy
University of Kansas Medical Center
Dean C. Arden Miller
Senate
House
Kansas
Dean Miller
Medical Center
Wichita
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
KU Medical Center
Weather Update Northeast Kansas Cloudy and Cooler Tonight
Northeast Kansas sees variable but extensive cloudiness and cool conditions. Tonight drops to upper 50s, Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 80. Data also notes yesterday’s high 79 and low 66, year ago high 95 and low 76.
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Kansas
Local Couple Glad New KU Directory Near
Mr and Mrs Homer Terry of 2336 Ohio Street cheer the upcoming KU student directory for the fall term. A misprint in last year’s EU directory listed the Terrys’ number as a sorority line, causing many wrong calls. They plan to switch when the new directory arrives, hoping the mix up ends with storage of the old number.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Homer Terry
Ohio St
Terrys
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Terry
Sigma Kappa
Fall Weather Signals Start of Local Grid Season
Fall weather sweeps Lawrence as 1963 football opens at Haskell Stadium with Dorado Junior College. A cool weekend forecast follows a brief warming trend, with overnight lows around 55 and highs near 80. Unseasonable cold affects central and eastern U S, frost in some midcontinent areas, while locals welcome the cooler clime after a hot summer.
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Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
United States
Ironwood
Mich
Ashland
Wis
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
KU Lines Up Its Theater Program
Kansas University theater directors seek 60 actors for five fall productions led by Dr. William R. Reardon with guest artist Clayton Corbin for Themperor Jones October run. Other plays include The Corn is Green February dates John Brown's Body October runs and Biedermann and the Firebugs December. Beaudry and the Beast heads fall children’s theater with Madame Butterfly auditions in Murphy Hall next week.
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Kansas University Theater
Eugene O'Neill
Themperor Jones
Clayton Corbin
America
William RK. Reardon
Corbin
Emlyn Williams
Jack Brooking
John Brown
Stephen Vincent Benet
Tom Rea
Biedermann
Max Frisch
Vincent Angotli
William Birner
Lewin Goff
Robert Baustain
Murphy Hall
Tno
Enrollment Climax as KU Anticipates 11250 On Campus
Kansas University anticipates 11250 total enrollment on the Lawrence campus with 1000 in the Medical Center. Orientation continues through Sunday with new student activities including film showings in the Kansas Union and a residence hall whatchamacallit. A New Student Convocation is set for Sunday at Allen Fieldhouse followed by receptions and a parade to Memorial Stadium.
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Kansas Universitty
Lawrence
Medical Center
Elizabeth Taylor
Laurence Harvey
Eddie Fisher
Kansas Union
Association of University Residence Halls
Templin Hall
Watkins Hospital
Trail Room
Allen Fieldhouse
Memorial Stadium
Journal-World Football Contest Opens for 1963 Season
The Journal-World launches its 1963 Football Contest next Monday with 21 college games weekly for 10 weeks. Entries must be mailed or delivered by Friday noon. KU game score guesses are tied to tie rules. prizes include dressed turkeys for top finishers.
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Journal-World
J-W
Kansas University
City Officials Briefed on Lawrence Planning Goals
City leaders and commissions heard a briefing on the preliminary report for Lawrence’s Comprehensive Plan. John Cofer of Harland Bartholomew and Associates outlined transportation proposals, traffic routing around downtown, and future Kaw River crossings to ease congestion and support land use goals.
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Planning Commission
Lawrence
John Cofer
St. Louis
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Cofer
6Th
Massachusetts
Kaw
Kaw River
North 2Nd Street
Union Pacific
Harland Bartholomewa
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