Test Ban Pact Gains New Senate Support Today
The limited nuclear test ban treaty won another pledge of support from Sen. Fam Ervin, boosting backers to 78. Debate continues with 13 senators opposing and 9 undecided or doubtful. Mansfield hopes a vote on reservations and understandings occurs this week, with final ratification possibly next week.
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Washington
Fam Ervin
Dn.c
Ervin
Mansfield
Kennedy
Senate
Thurmond
South Carolina
United States
Quints in Good Condition Gift Totals Over 35000
Aberdeen AP reports the Fischer quintuplets remained stable on day four at St Luke's Hospital. The four girls and a boy, born early Saturday, received gifts and large scholarships, with names announced and a plan for a possible move to a larger home.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
James Berbos
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Ann Fischer
Mary Catherine
Mary Stephen
St. Luke's Hospital
Catherine Davis
Mary Margaret
Margaret Dorman
James Andrew
St. Joseph’s College
Philadelphia
Northern State College
Presentation Junior College
Mount Mary College
Yankton
S.C
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy tonight with Wednesday clouds and afternoon rain and scattered thunder. Tonight’s low in the mid to upper 60s, Wednesday high about 76. Temperature readings list various times with today’s high around 84 and low 64, record highs and lows noted for the date.
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Kansas
Damage Seems Are in Most Coastal Areas
Hurricane Cindy struck the Texas coast near Galveston to Port Arthur at 8 am with 80 mph winds and weakened inland. Civil Defense urged refugees home after minor damage noted, but Cameron Parish faced large evacuations near 13,000 people. Oil rigs reported 30-foot waves and 55 mph winds. Lake Charles declared a state of emergency as shelters ran full and relief agencies mobilized.
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Cameron Parish
Carla
Cameron
Audrey
Texas Department of Public Safety
Carl Reon
Cindy
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Galveston
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Charles
Alfred E. Roberts
Salvation Army
Venezuelan Lawyer-Diplomat Elected U N General Assembly President
Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez of Venezuela won the presidency of the U N General Assembly in a formal election held today in New York City. The diplomat will lead the assembly through its upcoming sessions and represent the body in international forums.
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United Nations, N.Y
Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez
U.N. General Assembly
Old Building Falls Today For Progress
Lawrence tears down an 1860s era two story stone house at 1024 R I St to make way for a new dwelling. The Broekers own the lot and plan a replacement home after the Alfred Coffman and Sons Wrecking Co demolition. Relatives recall Dennis Kennedy family living there as early as 1868. Grace Coulter was the last occupant before moving out six years ago.
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R.T. St
R. I. St
Herman Broeker
Broekers
Alfred Coffman and Sons Wrecking Co
Tom Delahunty
11Th and
R. I. Sts
Dennis Kennedys
Kennedy
Gambles
Massachusetts Street
Delahunty
Grace Coulter
Lawrence
Ellsworth Seeks Kaw River Navigation Survey
A House Public Works subcommittee approved Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth’s resolution calling for an Army Engineer survey on the Kaw River between here and Kansas City to assess navigation feasibility at an estimated cost of 26000 dollars. Ellsworth notes flood control reservoirs and civic projects could revive Kaw navigation, citing a six foot channel and bridge clearances as potential conditions.
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House Public Works
Washington
Robert F. Ellsworth
Lawrence
Kaw River
Here
Kansas City
Ellsworth
Kaw
Park College Hazing Row Triggers Psychology Chair Resignation
Park College in Missouri faces upheaval as Dr. David S. Cochman resigns as psychology chair amid conflict over hell week hazing. President Dr. Paul Morrill deplores Cochman’s views yet respects his right to speak. Other faculty criticize or oppose hell week, with some placed on terminal leave or whose contracts were not renewed.
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Parkville
David S. Cochman
Park College
Paul H. Morrill
Cochman
John Mitchell
Woodward Hall
Mitchell
Morrill
Partly cloudy and showers eyed for Lawrence area
Partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures continue in Kansas tonight with more showers due in the Lawrence area by Wednesday. Two showers Monday added .03 inch, bringing September total to .53 inch and the yearly total to 18.19 inches, eight inches below normal. Lawrence and Wamego posted the two lowest daytime highs Monday at 76, with a 62 low and 64 overnight. The forecast calls for a 60s low, cloudy Wednesday with rain and scattered thundershowers, and a high in the 70s.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Wamego
Latin students visit KU for five day exchange
Seven Colombian university students arrive in Lawrence to exchange ideas with KU peers. They will study U.S. society race and class factors, government and Latin America policy, with seminars at KU. Visits include Eudora and KIs Has Kell Institute. organizers include Prof. John P. Augelli and Mrs. Jessie Vargas, under State Department invitation.
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South America
Kansas University
U.S
Latin America
Eudora
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence
John P. Augelli
Center of
Latin American Studies
Jessie Vargas
United States Department of State
Miami
Fla
Puerto Rico
Niagara Falls
New York City
Atlanta
Jaime Ceballos Bohorquez
Julio Cesar Corrales
Hugo Sanchez Pineda
Ignacio Coral Quintero
Anibal Dussan Arroyo
Hernan Gomez
Omar Guerrero Munoz
San Salvador
Burned Child Dies After Trash Fire Near Abilene
Linda Stegman eight of Hays died in an ambulance en route to Kansas City for burn treatment. She suffered burns on 50 percent of her body from a trash fire Sunday. Her father Anthony Stegman accompanied her in the ambulance.
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Abilene, Kan
Linda Stegman
Hays
Abilene
Kansas City
Anthony Stegman
Lawrence Board Approves Sex Education Study Group
The Lawrence Board of Education voted to appoint a 12 member committee to study boys and girls needs in sex education and report by 1964-65. Superintendent Knox noted no expansion of sex education in the curriculum yet, urging careful, home and community involvement before any program is added.
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Carl 5
Knox
Journal- World
Supt. of
Carl S. Knox
Lloyd
Board of Education
Focus Set On UF Campaign Push For Oct 22
Lawrence United Fund appoints Skipper Williams and Charles Baer announce a one day Oct 22 drive aiming for a $72,900 goal. Advanced gifts work begins Oct 1 with wrap up by Oct 31, avoiding past extensions, and naming chairs for per area campaigns and schools.
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Lawrence United Fund
Skipper Williams
Drive
Charles J. Baer
Don Metzler
Williams
Lawrence
Dairy Princess Hurt in Wreck Near Worden
Dee Ann Crawford eighteen of Route 1 Baldwin is the 1963 Douglas County and Second District Dairy Princess. She suffered facial cuts Monday afternoon when her car collided with a pickup driven by William V. McGrath twenty one of Ottawa three miles south of Worden on a county road. Crawford was taken to an Ottawa hospital and expected to be released soon. Police estimated vehicle damages about one thousand dollars to her car and three hundred seventy five to the pickup.
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Dee Ann Crawford
Baldwin
Douglas County
Worden
Lawrence
U.S
Miss Crawford
William V. McGrath
Ottawa
McGrath
Highway Patrol
Dick Kvasnicka
Franklin-Douglas
Kvasnicka
Crawford
Stock Market Index Closes Higher in New York
In New York, closing averages show stocks up with the Dow and broader indexes finishing at higher levels. Analysts cite gains in industrials and technology as investors digest economic signals and corporate reports shaping sentiment.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Lions Pool Plan Hits Snag Over Location
The Lawrence Lions Club faces a site snag for a neighborhood pool on the New York School playground. School officials say the four acre site is too small to meet minimum requirements, with enrollment around 312 suggesting eight acres needed. Club plans include a 100 by 50 foot pool with a five foot sidewalk, open top change house, and cost estimates totaling about 19,200 plus free labor from union members.
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Lawrence Lions Club
New York School
Carl Knox
New York
Knox
Lions Club
Board of Education
Emory Scott
Scott
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