State U leaders shine in Wescoe address
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe hailed state universities as national educational leaders in a New Student Convocation at Hoch Auditorium. He cited state institutions teaching 27 percent of credit students, awarding 55 percent of doctorates, and shaping a large share of NAS members, Nobel laureates, governors, and astronauts.
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Martial Law Lifted in South Vietnam After Pagoda Raids
Martial law ended in South Vietnam at noon today, twenty six days after it was imposed following government raids on Buddhist pagodas on August twenty first. Authorities also announced that press censorship had been lifted.
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First fall meeting for Lawrence De Molay Commandery No. 4
Lawrence De Molay Commandery No. 4 schedules its first fall meeting on Tuesday September 17 at 7 30 p m with J J Underwood as Commander and O O Anderson as Recorder.
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J. J. Underwood
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GOP Leader Florence Semple Injured in Kansas Car Crash
Mrs. Florence Semple 75 Baxter Springs Kansas Republican national committee woman for Kansas was injured when her car left U S 3 miles south of Moran and overturned. She was treated at Allen County Hospital Iola in good condition suffering fractures of ribs a fractured clavicle and multiple lacerations and contusions.
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Baxter Springs
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Rockefeller Sees Marriage Split Hurting 1964 Bid
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller says his remarriage could hurt his 1964 Republican presidential nomination hopes. In NBC Meet the Press and a US News & World Report interview, he notes personal reactions will influence voting decisions. He cites Gallup Poli indicating Goldwater leads, with others possible to win. Goldwater says he would seek the nomination to help elect Republicans.
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Multisport Big Ten Announces Various Conference Teams
A snapshot lists colleges including TCU Army West Virginia Syracuse California Kansas State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Arkansas Arizona State Georgia Duke Memphis State Air Force Colorado Montana LSU Oregon UCLA Tulane as teams noted in the compiled cluster.
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Senator Robertson Opposes Test Ban Citing Russian Blackmail
In a prepared Senate speech Senator A Willis Robertson of Virginia argues ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty risks Russian blackmail by achieving equality in weapons and weakening U S defense. Senators Sparkman Neuberger and McGovern offer support and warn of national security stakes.
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Coffey Named Assistant VP at Lawrence National Bank
Lewis R. Coffey joins Lawrence National Bank as assistant vice president after moving from Cheyenne Wyoming. The 37 year old Carlinville Illinois native holds a Illinois University BS in general agriculture and has farm service and agricultural appraisal experience. Mrs Coffey and their four children will relocate to Lawrence after housing and school plans are finalized.
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Riley Burcham
Carlinville
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Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
St. Louis
KU Sees Growth as Enrollment Rises on Lawrence Campus
The Kansas University campus reports an all time high 7,119 men and 3,902 women. The Lawrence enrollment jumps nine percent due to 74 percent return of last fall’s students, with 164 more new students than a year ago. Distinguished professors and a $1000 teaching award highlighted the ceremony.
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Solon E. Summerfield
Paul W. Gilles
Fritz Heider
Charlton J. K. Hinman
Walter M. Kollmorgen
Wescoe
Franklyn C. Nelick
H. Bernard Fink
Lawrence
Hitt
Gasoline Leak Found Near 19th and Mass
Fire Chief Fritz Sanders said a gasoline leak near 19th and Mass Sts allowed gas to seep into a Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. manhole and has been located with repair started. Lt. Chief Sanders noted the gas came from a tank at the Conoco Service Station at 1901 Mass. the gas was found in the manhole about two weeks ago and the telephone company had pumped it out then.
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Tax bill speech to the nation scheduled for Wednesday
President Kennedy will address the nation on his tax bill Wednesday at 5 p.m. CST. The remarks will be carried live on CBS NBC ABC and Mutual radio networks and television.
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Four Crawl to Safety As Car Balances Atop Bridge
Four youths crawled to safety after a car driven by Calvert D. Rayburn 18 of Wichita teetered on a bridge railing 15 feet above a creek southeast of Lawrence. The vehicle struck the railing and hung by a rail bolt around 12:30 a.m. Sunday. All four escaped unharmed with $800 vehicle and $500 bridge damage.
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Calvert D. Rayburn
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Rex Johnson
Gas usage steady as KPS cautions early service calls
Lawrence residents see mixed energy activity as cooler weather returns with no major gas surge expected until late October or November. Kansas Public Service Co. reports busy meter work but stable early demand while Bürger Ellsworth rumors surface about governor bid. Local events include KU Hootenanny concert and Lawrence High open house with revised schedules. The Journal-World debuts Andy Capp comic strip by Reggie Smythe.
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L. C. DeMoss
KPS
Clinic on Management Labor Set for Thursday
A clinic on the Labor Management Disclosure Act will be held at 7 30 p m Thursday at Carpenters Hall 71914 Mass St The session covers union election provisions and financial reporting requirements and includes a Q A period It is for labor officers members and interested individuals conducted by Marvin Welsey for the U S Department of Labor.
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Marvin Welsey
U. S. Department of Labor
Birmingham Bombing Spurs National Outcry and Local Violence
After the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham three top Justice Department officials and FBI agents arrived as violence erupted. Four young girls died and 23 were injured during a youth day program at the desegregation landmark. Police faced shootings of Black youths and white violence as calls for peace clashed with riotous outbreaks.
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Allgood
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Birmingham Bombing Tests City Racial Tensions
The blast in a church injures and kills as 200 worshippers endure shattered glass and debris. In Sandusky a 13 year old Negro boy Virgil Ware is killed, and 16 year old Johnnie Robinson dies after rocks are thrown at police. Mayor Boutwell laments, Governor Wallace vows full force.
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Johnnie Robinson
Ensley
Boutwell
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Wallace
Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
Expression of gratitude for flowers cards and kindness during husband illness and death. Thanks Dr Isaacs nurses friends and relatives from Mrs Ed Vogler and Family.
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Ed Vogler
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