Debate Ends on Test Treaty With One Hurdle Ahead
The Senate has finished general debate on the limited nuclear test ban and faces one more hurdle before a Tuesday ratification vote. Critics and lukewarm supporters seek to attach reservations, including Goldwater’s to delay effectiveness until Cuba removes bases and weapons. Leaders are confident of a large margin for ratification.
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Sophia Loren Celebrates 29th Birthday On Set
In Rome AP reports actress Sophia Loren marked her 29th birthday on a movie set. She toasted with champagne and proclaimed it “great to be a woman.” Flowers and hugs arrived from colleagues as she wore a new emerald ring. The gift came from producer Carlo Ponti amid ongoing marriage legal issues.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast and Temperatures
Cloudy and cool this afternoon with occasional rain or drizzle tonight and Sunday morning. Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday afternoon with scattered showers. High this afternoon 66 to 70. Low tonight 53. High Sunday in the 70s. Temperature readings show 79 at 4pm and 61 at 8am. Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-5111.
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Kennedy Moon Plan Elicits Broad U.N. Support
United Nations reports general approval of President Kennedy’s proposal for a U.S.-Soviet moon expedition. Delegates praised his tone at the General Assembly while pondering whether joint space travel could ease East-West tensions, amid mixed views on U.S. moon project viability and costs.
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Two teen-agers held in slaying after church bombing
In Birmingham two white 16 year olds, denied bond, remain jailed for the murder of Virgil Ware 13 during a Sunday bicycle ride. A new grand jury will consider indictments amid continuing investigations into a church bombing that killed four Negro children.
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Christopher McNair
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Larry Joe Sims
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Spending Rein Is Called Vital By GOP Group
Republican leaders urged tying down federal spending before Kennedy’s tax cut bill becomes law. Rep. John W. Byrnes proposed an amendment making the tax cut inoperative unless spending for the current and next fiscal year stays under $97 and $98 billion. He warned the administration risks a larger national debt if spending remains unchecked. Rep. Hale Boggs criticized Republicans for opposing business if a Democrat sponsors the plan.
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TCU Favored In Tonight's Fort Worth Showdown
JOURNAL-World sports writer Earl Morey notes TCU is a 6 4 point favorite over Kansas in Amon Carter Stadium at 7 30 tonight Clear weather is forecast for near ideal football conditions with 25 000 to 28 000 fans expected KU holds a 14 3 3 series edge but TCU leads overall Kansas also faces a 1965 home schedule start with Texas Tech Armand Baughman to play despite a weak ankle and KU's usual conservative coach Jack Mitchell leads the lineup including Renko Sayers Leiker and Coleman Gale Sayers is an All America candidate while Abe Martin assures a sound TCU club with Jim Fauver as a counterpart to Gale Sayers
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Border Violations Claimed Soviet In New China Blast
Moscow accused Communist China of mass border violations and attempted seizures of Soviet territory. The Kremlin urged China to focus on economic development and claimed Soviet superiority in weapons tests while noting underground testing allowed. It rejected China’s stance as a retreat from the socialist bloc’s line.
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Cool Front Brings Uncertain Rain Showers This Weekend
A cool front moved into the Lawrence area, lowering high temperatures to the 65-70 range and bringing a chance of rain or drizzle tonight and Sunday morning. Overnight winds shifted from south to north. Highs: 70s Sunday. lows 50s to 60s. Historic highs and lows noted for context.
Negro Eighth Grade President. Hunt er Brother of Charlayne Hunter Stovall
Charles Hunter, 13, one of four Negro boys at a white Catholic school, elected president of his eighth grade class in Atlanta. He is the brother of Charlayne Hunter Stovall, the first Negro girl at the University of Georgia, who graduated in June and recently disclosed marriage to Walter Stovall.
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Thieves Busy In City on Friday Hit Diebolt’s Clothing Store
Lawrence police report three burglaries Friday night with losses ranging from $15 to $10,000. Diebolt’s Clothing Store at 643 Mass. St. suffered the major theft of sweaters suits and coats, plus cash. entry via broken back door using a 17 inch crow bar. A Lincoln Street home and Shirley's Liquor Store also were entered with smaller or uncertain losses. KU-TCU football game with Tom Hedrick broadcast on KLWN-FM at 7:15 tonight.
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Perry Reservoir Project Advances in Kansas Land Acquisitions
Land appraisal and acquisitions for the Perry Reservoir area 16 miles northwest of Lawrence are progressing toward a 1967 water fill with a 12 200 acre surface area. The Army Corps of Engineers, with Oskaloosa real estate chief Kimball Backus, reports 827 parcels, 18 workers now, seeking 25, and a $40 million project with a $10 million budget request for construction progress. The reservoir will regionally boost recreation, shoreline, and scenic value, extending 38 miles north to near the Jefferson County line and doubling surface acreage when flooded.
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Wendell Corey Hospitalized After Kitchen Fall
Actor Wendell Corey, 40, is hospitalized in Santa Monica for a dislocated arm from a fall in his home kitchen. A hospital spokesman said his condition is good and that release is anticipated early next week.
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Kennedy Taylor to Visit Saigon for Military Review
Newport report says President Kennedy will send Defense Secretary McNamara and Joint Chiefs Chair Maxwell Taylor to Saigon next week to assess the South Vietnamese fight against communism and aid to Diem. Their recommendations may shape future American collaboration with the Diem government. KUTCU football game at 7 15. 105.9 m.c. adv.
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