Kennedy warns of force if needed in Berlin crisis
President Kennedy told nonaligned nations the United States is prepared to meet force with force if used against it but seeks to resolve the Berlin crisis through sincere negotiations. He stressed no negotiations under ultimatums and urged mutual respect while exploring high level talks if the Soviets show willingness.
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Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill Passes with Bipartisan Support
The Senate approved a foreign aid bill for President Kennedy totaling 4.1966 billion dollars as part of a 4.4161 billion package. The vote was 62 to 17 with a 40 million allocation for a permanent Peace Corps, 110 million to the Inter-American Development Bank, and 61.656 million for RID subscriptions. An attempted cut to the measure failed 52 to 29.
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Cow Found Dead On Local Farm Ruled Natural Death
Undersheriff Rex Johnson said a cow found on Charles Henderson farm Route 2 likely died of natural causes. The animal was found near a fence off the road and had probably been dead six to seven days with wild animals feeding on it. Investigators do not believe the death was murder and initial fears of a link to past animal killings were dismissed.
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Rex Johnson
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Kansas men aid Texas coast telephone restoration
Two Lawrence technicians, Harry Mitchell of 1220 West Street and James F Cavender of Route 2, are part of a 122 Kansans crew aiding the Texas coast to restore service. Mitchell is an exchange repair man and Cavender a station installer. More than 132,000 people affected.
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Harry Mitchell
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Texas telephones down after Carla winds subside
About 00 lines were out of service in Texas as Hurricane Carla waned. Some 5,400 telephone workers from a nearby area are laboring to restore communications and reopen service.
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Talking Ball Is Planned on Moon
Newport Beach California AP reports the first U S lunar lander will carry a white 25 inch talking ball designed to test whether the moon ever pets the shakes. James D Burke manager of Project Ranger says the crewed first three Ranger moon bound vehicles are identical and the landing could occur next year if lucky.
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Cricket Club Opens With First Match Saturday
Lawrence forms a new cricket club with its first game at 2 15 p m Saturday on the former football practice field east of Memorial Stadium The Kansas City cricket club will oppose them The Sunday match starts at the same time and place Guy Dalby organizer notes five of the 11 Lawrence players have prior cricket experience while six are new to the game The public is invited to attend Saturday’s session Also mentioned is Uncle Sam a four year old bay trotter owned by K D Owen of Houston Texas.
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Kennedy Announces US Resumption of Nuclear Tests
President Kennedy announces the United States will resume atmospheric nuclear testing after a long pause. He contrasts Soviet tests and notes the Nevada shot was low yield with no fallout. The program aims to improve detection, enable peaceful uses, and seek a controlled test ban while keeping tests largely secret.
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University Students Line Up for Class
Long lines of Kansas University students stretched through the Union and out the door as enrollment ended. Classes begin on Monday with an abbreviated morning convocation in Hoch Auditorium where Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe will speak. Enrollment is now two days, with advisers helping map schedules. Fees rise for non-residents to 225 dollars per semester and incidental rates jump to 17 dollars per hour.
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Acting Dean Is Chosen for KU
William A. Kelly is named acting dean of the Kansas University Law School for 1961 62 by Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe. Dean James K Logan will take leave to hold the Ezra Ripley Thayer fellowship at Harvard Law School and co teach estate planning with Prof W Barton Leach.
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James K. Logan
Ezra Ripley Thayer
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Harvard
Dean Kelly
Leavenworth
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University of Kansas School of Law
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Weather Boosts Lawrence Shopping Rush
Heard in Lawrence notes a fal like weather boosted Thursday shopping as downtown traffic ran heavy all day and Thursday night turnout ranked among the year’s best. Day sun and brisk air contrasted with a chilly evening as paint specks on houses from rain will fade with dry weather. Unpaid property tax warrants will be returned to the county treasurer October 1 and filed with the clerk of court, with extra charges added. Purchasers of motor vehicle tags must show paid personal tax receipts.
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Sheriff's Department
Home Improvement Loans From Commerce Acceptance Money Store
Is your home a credit to you and your pride in home ownership reflects on you. The text promotes Commerce Acceptance Money Store located at 946 Mass, highlighting a long history since 1925 and its role in serving customers with improvement loans.
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Georgetown plans student Rathskeller near campus
Washington AP report on Georgetown University sponsor of a student rathskeller to open in early winter. Rev T Byron Collins says the tavern will teach proper alcohol use as part of education. The rathskeller will include a bar pub coffee shop dining room and terrace, opposed by nearby property owners and their attorney Charles R. Richey citing proximity to a parochial school and President Kennedy's church.
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Georgetown University
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Kansas University announces 59th concert course and chamber series
A university schedule lists ten events for the school year at Swarthout Recital Hall. Notable headliners include soprano Joan Sutherland on Sept 25 and the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy on May 14. The 15th annual chamber series features the Nether lands Quartet and Quintetto Boccherini among others. all start times are 8 p.m. or 8:20 p.m. Season tickets and student passes are on sale at Murphy Hall with a special pre college rate.
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Presidential Jet Costs and Comfort of the Cape Flight
The piece notes no published cost to taxpayers for the Kennedy presidential jet trips though past Air Force figures say hourly operation is 270.86 dollars excluding depreciation. It contrasts fast helicopter access from Otis with a full royal air experience aboard a 36-seat plane versus a commercial 36-seat craft, highlighting luxury and efficiency.
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Maryland
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Nuclear War Threat Brings Small Exodus
SMITHTOWN NY AP The vanguard of about 50 families from this Long Island town plan to relocate to Chico California this weekend seeking better survival odds in a nuclear war. Spokesman Alvin Bauman 43 says the move follows the current war scare and notes Chico was chosen after research as a habitable area post attack. About 30 people will form the initial group with a Chico real estate firm leasing 12 houses. Many are Ohsawa Foundation members, a philosophical group founded by Japanese scientist George Ohsawa to foster knowledge exchange between East and West. Those headed to Chico include lawyers artists actors teachers and businessmen. Some are single some married. Bauman has worked as a mystic musician and head of a nonprofit and says residents are excited to integrate into their new community.
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Long Island
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Calif
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Students and officials weigh limits on campus traffic
KU students discuss traffic controls amid a campus plan by Chancellor Wescoe to curb car use. Critics say more parking is needed and cars remain a necessity for some, while a few support restricting auto access to ease congestion and even combat the broader impact of car culture. The policy aims to cut congestion and address safety concerns.
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Jayhawk Boulevard
Don Meyer
Rockport
Jim Koenig
Rochester
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Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Includes Phone Number
Experience in Complete Service. Rumsey Funeral Home, VI3 5111. Advertisement text appears as a brief funeral home notice with contact details for services.
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Card of Thanks for McCrary family in Lawrence area
The McCrary family thanks friends relatives neighbors and the North Lawrence church for cards flowers food and kindness during the bereavement of their husband father and grandfather. They acknowledge the care of Lawrence Memorial Hospital on 3rd floor and doctors Nelson Zimmer and Belot. Peacefully sleeping he is remembered and missed by Hattie McCrary John Marlin McCrary family and George Mooney
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Zimmer
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