US Moon Flight Fades In Huge Atlas-Able Blast
The United States fails again to place a satellite in lunar orbit as the Atlas-Able rocket loses power in the second stage causing the payload to burn up over the Indian Ocean. Khrushchev proclaims the Soviet Union ready to launch a man into space, while the U S plans a repeat attempt in two to three months with a spare Atlas-Able.
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Cooler Weather Ahead Expected Tuesday
Today's warm spell ends as partly cloudy cooler conditions move in Tuesday. Forecast calls for a low near 50 with Tuesday highs in the lower 70s. At 2 p.m. today the temperature reached 83 after a morning low of 54, with Sunday’s high 81 and low 50.
Eisenhower Reaches New York for Talks with Nehru and Nasser
President Eisenhower arrives in New York for foreign policy discussions with Indian Prime Minister Nehru and United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Crowds estimated at 750,000 greet him in city streets as he checks into the Waldorf-Astoria. Cardinal Spellman accompanies him. a charity dinner follows.
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Great Discussion To Open Tonight
Chicago AP reports the 1960 White House contest features Nixon and Kennedy in a nationally televised debate at 6 30 p m CST on four networks. The first of four meetings aims for a broad audience, using planned questions and controlled exchanges rather than classic Lincoln Douglas style.
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Eisenhower Unable to Visit Berlin for 10th Freedom Bell Anniversary
The U S Embassy said President Eisenhower cannot fit Berlin trip on October 24 due to a crowded schedule. In New York, the market closed with the Dow at 266.0 after a 2.5 drop on a day of new 1960 lows.
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Planets May Reject Human Landings Says Saucer Society
London AP report says British Flying Saucer Society members at Britain's first national convention claim planets must grant permission before earthly landings. William Mayhew and 700 others report contact with a Martian spokesman via George King who warned of impending conflict between 1963 and 1964 unless ground is yielded.
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West counters Khrushchev at U.N. with push for united front
Western powers led by Prime Minister Diefenbaker accuse Khrushchev of a propaganda campaign to undermine the United Nations. Eisenhower seeks support from Nehru and Nasser while Hammarskjold warns the UN’s future is at stake. Novotny backs a three man commission, Argentina pledges renewed confidence, as global leaders converge in New York.
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Journal-World Football Guessers Contest Winners Named
Patrick Morgan won the weekly grid guessing contest with one miss and a predicted 34 to 0 Kansas over Kansas State, seven points from the actual score. Marion Baskerville and Art O'Donnell tied for second with one miss each, while Clark Cook also missed one but had a larger score error.
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Band Day and Parents Day Boost Kansas Cup Clash Atmosphere
Kansas University prepares for a 40 000 plus crowd for the KU Syracuse game with national TV coverage by ABC. Band Day draws 72 high school bands and 4 000 musicians, while Parents Day opens 9 a.m. to noon with campus open houses and lunch for parents. Tickets go on sale 9 a.m. at multiple KU halls and the Jayhawk Boulevard information booth, with a 1 p.m. kickoff and reduced prices for parents of enrolled students.
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No Lid for KUSA Tickets Paradox at the Fieldhouse
KU athletic manager Earl Falkenstien said the Saturday Kansas-Syracuse game would be a sellout with all fans admitted, including bleacher and standing room. Band Day forecasts a 40,000 crowd for the 1 pm kickoff as Allen Fieldhouse buzzes over Syracuse’s national champ talent and KU’s injury doubts.
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Editor's Wife Undergoes Hip Operation in Kansas City
Mrs. F W Brinkerhoff wife of the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun editor had hip fracture surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Her condition was described as good by doctors. First aid trained attendants were on hand and Rumseys Ambulance assisted.
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Walky Region Watershed Study To Be Examined By Committee
The 328 833 acre Wakarusa Watershed in Kansas will be graded on a 100 point system with at least 26 points for sponsor interest and cooperation as the Governors Review Committee tours the area Tuesday and Wednesday. Public tours and meetings in Topeka, Richland, and Lawrence invite 4200 landowners to participate and express support for the project. Committee members include officials from Soil Conservation Service State Water Resources Board and Extension Service.
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State Soil Conservation Committee
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy and cooler in northeast Kansas. Lows near 56 tonight, highs Tuesday in the lower 70s. Recent readings show 2 pm Saturday high 72 and 57 low, with trace rainfall Sunday and humidity around 36 percent today.
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