Hammarskjold Dies In Plane Crash In Northern Rhodesia
U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold died when his plane crashed near Ndola in Northern Rhodesia while on a peace mission amid Congo Katanga fighting. Eleven bodies were recovered with one identified as Hammarskjold. one survivor reported.
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Weather outlook for Lawrence warms into Tuesday
Pleasant weather continues in Lawrence through Tuesday with a slight warming trend. Winds will be 20 to 25 mph at night with low readings in the upper 50s, while Tuesday highs reach the mid 70s following a 76 degree afternoon and a 54 degree morning. Frank Alexander can insure your income.
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Nations fire second blast of the series
The United States conducted its second underground nuclear test as the Soviet Union pushed its current series to 12 with two more atmospheric detonations. U S space science activity included a Discoverer satellite launch from California and a midair recovery plan. NASA displayed upper atmosphere wind studies over the mid Atlantic coast as lawmakers debated test ban timing.
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Russians Fire 13th Nuclear Test Near Novaya Zemlya
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Soviet Union conducted another atmospheric nuclear detonation today. The test yielded about a megaton and occurred near Novaya Zemlya.
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37 Die In Fiery Northwest Electra Crash Near O Hare
Northwest Airlines Electra bound for Florida crashed after takeoff from Milwaukee via Chicago. 37 people died including a mother and four children. witnesses say the plane faltered after lift off, losing power and tilting right before striking a railroad embankment and a pumpkin field near O Hare. Federal investigators doubt engine failure or sabotage.
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Dag Hammarskjold Death Threatens U.N. Stability
The death of Dag Hammarskjold shocks the United Nations as it faces a deeper crisis just as its 16th General Assembly opens. With no clear successor acceptable to both the United States and the Soviet Union, the U.N. may struggle to remain a viable world peace organizer amid Cold War tensions. Khrushchev had called for a three person veto board, and Moscow is likely to push the plan again along with the ongoing Congo fallout.
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Wescoe Sees KU's Greatest Year Ahead for 1961
Kansas University Chancellor W Clark Wescoe told a record crowd of over 4 000 students and faculty at Hoch Auditorium that KU’s 96th year will be the greatest in the university’s history The chancellor praised international education efforts and outlined plans for expansion including programs with Costa Rica East Asia and Slavic regions and a new University Committee on International Education Affairs to guide growth He noted a rise in enrollment and urged students to prepare for a world with wide-ranging global developments.
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KU Sets Record Enrollment At University Of Kansas
KU reports a near seven hundred jump to a record 10 479 students as the 96th academic year opens. Lawrences campus adds 6 396 men and 3 359 women, with 2 100 new freshmen among roughly 10 000 on campus and 724 at the Kansas City Medical Center. Late enrollees push total toward 10 700.
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No Commission Meeting Held This Week in City
City Manager Harold Horn says the City Commission will not meet Tuesday as commissioners and several administrators attend the Kansas League of Municipalities annual meeting in Kansas City Kansas. Tuesday is the final day of the event.
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Start the Day With Love The Key To Happy Breakfast
Dr. Leslie J. Nason urges parents to begin each school day in a relaxed, loving atmosphere. He warns that harsh morning scolding creates tense, uncooperative children and hinders learning, stressing that the first of the day must convey belief that the child is loved and wanted. He advises avoiding morning fights, fixing finances later, and ensuring kids feel valued as they head to school.
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Vincent's Furniture Faces Showdown Over New Location
Vincent's Store in mass street remains undecided after a $250000 fire at the 724 Mass site. Owner Jack Vincent says a rebuild or relocation will be chosen soon after cost analysis, with operations temporarily at 904 Mass and praise for fire crews and community support.
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Stock Market Close and Weather Notes
New York stock index ends at 253.4 down 1.2 on 60-stock average. Northeast Kansas forecast shows fair, warmer with southerly winds 20-25 mph tonight, lows upper 30s, highs Tuesday. Funeral service information for Rumsey Funeral Home listed among miscellaneous notices.
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