81st Senator Seems Ready to Back Pact
Sen. Jack Miller of Iowa declares support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty, becoming the 81st senator to indicate approval. Ratification requires two thirds of the Senate with 67 votes. An AP survey shows 13 opposed and six uncommitted. Miller's stance comments on military risks and pursuit of better Soviet relations.
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Washington
Jack Miller
Iowa
Senate
Associated Press
Miller
Soviet Union
Birmingham never known until city joins the United States
In a hard hitting Washington Post editorial on Birmingham’s racial strife, the piece says the city’s failure to protect and integrate has bred lawlessness and blame. It cites ministers, business leaders, lawyers, and citizens as collectively guilty for allowing segregation and violence to persist.
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Birmingham
America
Govenor
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Bipioaiem
Hood Claims Ban Violates Civil Rights
Johnny Marshall also known as Marshall Caifano sues Desert Inn and nine state officials over a 1960 ejection from the Las Vegas casino and seeks about 150000 dollars in damages alleging violation of federal civil rights law permitting Black patrons to eat in public places.
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Las Vegas
Federal District Court
Johnny Marshall
Marshall Caifano
Chicago
U.S
M. D. Crocker
Marshall
Desert Inn
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Fred Okrand
Los Angeles
Okrand
William B. Beirne
W. Albert Stewart
Goldwater Leads In Straw Vote At Kansas State Fair
At Hutchinson Kansas four days of straw poll data show Goldwater ahead of Kennedy when matched in 1964. Rockefeller trails Kennedy in a separate KennedyRockefeller pairing with Kennedy leading in both contests. Final results show Goldwater 835 Kennedy 605 undecided 444 and Rockefeller 683 Kennedy 623 undecided 564 as the poll closes Thursday night.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Kansas State Fair
Goldwater
Rockefeller
U.N. Steering Committee Backs China Entry and Viet Nam Issue
The United Nations Steering Committee recommended the General Assembly consider two items. It approved a motion for debating Chinese Communist representation despite abstentions and a separate proposal on Buddhists in South Viet Nam. The vote on China carried 12 to 1 with eight abstentions. Nationalist China voted no.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Assembly
China
Viet Nam
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Albania
United Nations
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Winged Payload Lost in Sea
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The first American space payload with wings launched on a Thor rocket and flew 9000 mph to a splashdown in the Atlantic about 1000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. After hours of searching ships and planes had not sighted the craft and officials feared it may have sunk.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Project Asset
Atlantic Ocan
Air Force
Civil rights bill takes shape in House subcommittee
In Washington the House Civil Rights subcommittee advances a strong bill beyond Kennedy's seven part plan. It faces a pivotal decision on a ban of racial discrimination in public accommodations amid Republican opposition. Remaining provisions won tentative approval as focus shifts to the public accommodations title.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Miss Schwartz, Kansas's Miss Kansas, Reflects on Fame
The former farm girl from near El Dorado recalls growing up a tomboy and competing in 4 H. She describes her road to Miss Kansas, her family moves, and early singing contests, plus the scholarships and wardrobe prizes she earned and her KU boyfriend.
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Judi
Kansas
el Dorado
Miss Schwartz
Wichita
Harold Lucas
Lucas
National Association of Teachers of Singing
Norman
Okla
Fischer quintuplets gain strength as mother eyes home
Mrs. Andrew Fischer, mother of five premature quints, looked toward leaving St. Luke's Hospital as the babies continued to gain strength. Dr. James Berbos noted possible weight checks. the infants stay in hospital about two months. The family has received about $75,000 in gifts and aid, while the older children adjust to new attention.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Andrew Fischer
James Berbos
Chamber of Commerce
Fischers
Severe Rain Pummels Southeast Texas as Cindy Drenches Coasts
Hurricane Cindy stalled over Beaumont and Orange Texas unleashing nearly two feet of rain. Flooding forced hundreds from homes with rescues by trucks and boats as rainfall totals climbed across the region.
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Beaumont
Tex
Texas
Orange
Weather Bureau
First Negro student Cleve McDowell begins Ole Miss fall registration
Cleve McDowell 21 begins registration for the fall term at the University of Mississippi. He is the first Negro to attend the law school, moving about the oak-lined campus unnoticed. Meredith, whose 1962 enrollment sparked riots, graduated last August.
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Oxford
Miss
Cleve McDowell
University of Mississippi Law School
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
McDowell
University
Jackson State College For
Drew, Miss
Ellsworth urges Kennedy to remove export credit limits
Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth asks the President to lift Commodity Credit Corporation export credit limits. He says removal would expand world wheat markets, boost U.S. balance of payments, aid the agricultural economy, and help supply high protein foods. He notes the limits were set as a gesture after Canada sold wheat to Castro regime.
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Washington
Robert F. Ellsworth
R - Kan
Kennedy
Commodity Credit Corporation
United States
Latin America
Ellsworth
KU and Mine Unit Form Helium Research Exchange
The United States Bureau of Mines and Kansas University join in a cooperative agreement to share information and pursue joint helium research. Chancellor Wescoe notes the pact aims to prevent waste, boost efficiency, and advance scientific knowledge, reflecting KU’s longstanding role in helium work dating to H. P. Cady and continuing under Dr. Fred Kurata.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Bureau of Mines
University
Wescoe
Kansas
H. P. Cady
Open House Draws 728 Parents at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School officials report 728 parents attended Open House on Tuesday. Visitors toured classrooms on a shortened schedule with sessions at 7:30 and 7:50 p.m. and the event running to 10:10 p.m. A booklet titled Brief for Parents was distributed.
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Lawrence High School
Death of Lawrence resident Harry Green at 84
Harry Green, 84, died at 10:52 this morning from a heart attack after admission to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A longtime Lawrence resident, he worked in clothing and was a retired insurance salesman for Standard Life. He lived at 1215 West 4th Street and helped run Green Clothing with George Houk. He is survived by his wife Mabel Green, who died last June. Cooper-Warren Mortuary handles arrangements.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Green
Standard Life Insurance Co
4Th St
George Houkin Houk
Green Clothing
Massachusetts Street
Diebolt
Mass. St
Clinton
Mabel Green
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Nursery School Appeal Denied by Lawrence Zoning Board
Lawrence Kansas nursery school appeal failed as the Board of Zoning Appeals voted against Hilda Enoch proposing a home nursery at 801 La St citing potential non conforming use spot zoning and increased traffic. Enoch argued for trust with mothers and unmet demand for nursery schools in Lawrence.
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Enoch
Springer
Mrs. Enoch
St. Springer
Edward Dreyfus
Harper
Ruty Page
Jacob Enoch
H. C. McMillan
N.Y. St
McMillan
la. St
Charles Landesman
W. 21St St. Terr
Compton
Old West Lawrence Association
Harry Compton
Association
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lawrence
Kansas
Hilda Enoch
City of
Private Arrangement Office Rumsey Funeral Home Ad
A simple classified notice for a private arrangement office associated with Rumsey Funeral Home, including the phone listing VI 3 5111 and an advertiser tag.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Card of Thanks from Mrs Halcie Marley
Mrs Halcie Marley thanks friends and relatives for birthday cards letters and gifts received. She states she has 111 cards and letters and expresses happiness and deep gratitude.
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Halcie Marley
In Memoriam Glenn L. Ridgway
In loving memory of Glenn L. Ridgway who died Sept 18 1962. One year has passed since that sad day when the one we loved was called away. God took him home. He liveth still in our hearts. Sadly missed by parents and sisters.
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Glenn L. Ridgway
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