Dag Hammarskarld Death Blamed On Capitalist Powers
Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula angrily blamed capitalist powers for Dag Hammarskjold's death in a radio address. He said Katanga's secession must end and the army, aided by Belgians and others, is on alert as U.N. forces fight to control Katanga. Demonstrations followed near embassies as Soviets seek a new Leopoldville embassy.
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Changes Can Be Beneficial For Your Offspring
Article by Leslie J. Nason Ed D USC professor argues that moving and changing schools can benefit children with proper parental support. It promotes preparation, open communication, and viewing relocation as an adventure to build confidence, resilience, and social learning.
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John Dewey
Chambers of Commerce
Nason
U S and Russia Fail To Agree On Disarmament Body
The United States and Russia told the United Nations they failed to reach an agreement on a formula for resuming disarmament talks but issued an eight point statement of principles. They agreed on aims including disbanding armed forces and eliminating all mass destruction weapons and delivery means.
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United States
Russia
United Nations Today
U.S
Driver Caution Urged by Chief
Police Chief Bill Cox urged extra care from drivers in rainy weather. He cited reduced visibility from misted windshields and a tendency for drivers to slip into carelessness, especially near schools where the 20 mph limit should be lowered. He emphasized bike riders and youngsters crossing streets must be extra cautious.
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Bill Cox
Cox
Lawrence
Officials weigh elm disease control and spraying options
Lichwardt and Batra push limited spraying and aggressive tree clearance as Dutch elm disease seen in areas. City Manager Horn and others urge caution as experts differ on measures, while urging residential action and planting resistant varieties. Vernon Cooper offers elm checkups to residents.
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Batra
Harold Horn
Cooper
Landon to Speak at KU Conference on History Policy
Alfred M. Landon former Kansas governor and 1936 GOP nominee will speak at the University of Kansas fourth conference for teachers of history Friday and Saturday with about 75 educators expected. Norman A. Graebner of Illinois University will deliver the keynote The Challenge Within at 8 p.m. Friday.
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Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
GOP
Norman A. Graebner
Ilinois University
Kansas University
Prof
Graebner
Raymond G. O'Connor
Russia Welcomes Papal Peace Appeal Critics Warned
Khrushchev said the Pope John XXIII peace appeal should be heeded by Kennedy Adenauer and other leaders. He called for sincere negotiations to vindicate truth and justice and warned against the flame bearers of a new world conflagration.
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Khrushchev
John XXIII
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
J. Kennedy
K. Adenauer
Japan Upset Over Soviet Nuclear Tests in Central Asia
Japan warned the Soviet Union that early signs of danger have appeared from what Tokyo calls reckless atomic blasts in Central Asia. The Foreign Ministry summoned Soviet envoy Sergei Suzdalov and delivered a sharp protest noting Japan may seek indemnity for damage to its government and people.
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Soviet Union
Central Asia
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Sergei P. Suzdalov
KU Alumni Rally Sets Fort Worth Pregame Dinner
Lawrence Kansas university alumni plan a 4 30 p m rally at Ridglea Country Club in Fort Worth Texas with dinner at 5 30 and a 7 30 kickoff between KU and TCU National KU alumni president Mrs Wendell Holmes Hutchinson KU athletic director A C Lonborg and other university officials will attend KU alumni headquarters will be at the Western Hills Hotel Garden State a $125 000 added value two year old test at one mile and 16th will be run November 4 at Camden New Jersey oval
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Hutchinson
A. C. Lonborg
Dick Wintermore
Garden State
Camden, N. J
Workers Hold Walkout At Color Press Over Contract
Workers at Color Press walked out after a secret ballot vote following 18 dispute points. The main issues include periods for women workers, improved sanitation, and legal protection for contract members. The company offered only a six month extension and a written counter proposal.
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Color Press
Black
Lomas
Flood Control Gets Boost in Kansas Projects List
Senate Appropriations Committee adds 10000 for a flood control survey at Fort Scott and approves listed Kansas projects including Council Grove Reservoir 3.6 million Elk City Reservoir 1 million Ft Leavenworth bridge 150000 Frankfort 400000 John Redmond 6.7 million and more across Ottawa Topeka and Manhattan.
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R-Kan
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Turtle Creek
Wilson
Cheney
Ogden Attempt To Reinstate Kansas Official Fails
At a Corporation Commission meeting in Topeka the motion to reinstate Jewel M. Ogden as Kansas petroleum conservation director failed. Chairman Richard C. Byrd refused to support the bid, and Alvin Grauerholz was absent. Ogden's notice to report to the Wichita office on September 25 remains on record.
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Jewel M. Ogden
Kansas Petroleum Conservation
Corporation Commission
Harry Wiles
Ogden
Civil Service Board
Richard C. Byrd
Alvin Grauerholz
Commission
Wichita
Tshombe Demands Immediate U N Troop Withdrawal
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe orders immediate withdrawal of U N troops from his secessionist province after talks with a U N delegation headed by Mahmoud Khiari. He plans to return to Elisabethville as cease-fire inquiries continue. Hammarskjold's plane crash dominates news as investigators find no sabotage. The U N funeral for Hammarskjold will be held in Sweden.
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Northern Rhodesia
Katanpa
Moise Tshombe
U.N
United Nations
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Mahmoud Khiari
The
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Leopoldville
Khiari
Sweden
Louis de Geer
Metered Matrimony in Kankakee Tale Sparks Laughs
Police officer Virgil Jordan finds a wedding band stuffed into a parking meter in place of a coin while repairing it. The quirky incident is described as a humorous take on marriage by the local meter attendant in Kankakee Illinois.
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Kankakee, Ill
Virgil Jordan
Jordan
Eagles to Steelers and Colts veterans enter 11th seasons
Two hardy pro football players, BC graduates Ernie Stautner and Art Donovon, begin their 11th seasons as pros. Stautner plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers while Donovon stars for the Baltimore Colts. Both are long-tenured veterans from Boston College.
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Boston College
Ernie Stautner
Pittsburgh Steelers
Art Donovan
Baltimore Colts
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