Reds Cautioned About Pressure and Expansion of War
A State Department official warned North Vietnam and China against increasing pressure on South Vietnam, saying expansion of the war could be forced on the United States. Bundy noted that infiltration and external pressure could push mounting conflict beyond borders, with broader regional dangers if Hanoi and Peking prevail. Troops in Saigon faced protests after the Qui Nhon killings as tribesmen and Montagnard combatants questioned U.S. policy and training.
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Security reforms urged as Congress reconvenes
Senate leaders push for quick action on a single bill to make it a federal crime to assassinate the president or vice president. The White House committee and Warren Commission call for an overhaul of Secret Service practices and closer FBI liaison ahead of new sessions.
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Warren Report hard-back edition offered to Journal World readers
The Warren Report in a hard-back edition priced at 1.50 is printed in Poughkeepsie and over 500 000 copies have been ordered by AP members. The 400 page volume with 20 photo pages is designed for library permanence and includes about 300 000 words. An order coupon appears on page 2 of today's Journal World.
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Temperatures Jump as Autumn Weather Shifts
Temperatures rose sharply in the Lawrence area after a cool start. Monday’s high reached 69 with a 38 low, overnight 42 at 6 am, then 75 by 2 pm. The forecast calls for fair skies and warmer readings with 45 to 50 at night and 70s Wednesday. The date’s all time high 96 set in 1952 and tied in 1953. record low 31 in 1916. Year ago highs and lows were 70 and 48.
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Lawrence Area
Kansas
Red China Set for Nuclear Test Possibility
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Red China may explode a nuclear device in the near future and the United States will announce it if it occurs. Officials noted China could detonate soon but would need years to develop a modern delivery system for warheads.
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Tragedy in Troy: Wife and Six Children Slain
In Troy, Michigan, a mother Bette Gravlin and her six children were found hacked and beaten to death in their home. Husband William Gravlin, 30, a former Royal Oak firefighter, is in custody and to be charged with first degree murder. Police say notes were left on each body and motive cited as family trouble.
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Goldwater Urges Johnson to Lead War on Crime
Sen Barry Goldwater campaigned in Marietta Ohio urging President Johnson to declare a war on crime. He defended Social Security, accused Johnson and Democrats of misusing funds for medical care, and criticized court decisions while promising tougher police action. Nixon may become foreign affairs head in a Goldwater administration.
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Chet H Lauck to Speak at Douglas County Farm Bureau Dinner
Chester H Lauck a former comedian and now Continental Oil executive will address the Douglas County Farm Bureau dinner at 7 p.m. Monday at the 4-H Fairgrounds. About 200 people are expected with Russel Hook presiding and Mrs. L C Armstrong reporting.
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KU Picks Theme For Homecoming
KU outlines 1964 Homecoming events on November 6 and 7 with the theme The Greatest Show on Earth. Dick Wintermote and Samuel Evans Jr. lead planning as campus decorations go up by November 6 and tours, receptions, and theater performances anchor the weekend.
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Salina
Young GOP Gala Friday Features Outdoor Heating
The Douglas County Young Republicans plan a 6:30 p.m. gala Friday at the Mecaskey residence 1613 Tenn. St. An outdoor barbecue will be served with portable fireplaces in the yard. Special guests include William Avery and Robert Ellsworth. a mystery guest will also attend. Members urged to bring four new recruits to attend. top recruiters win a sightseeing flight to Pomona and Kansas City. Parking may be tight due to street repairs, so attendees were asked to walk where possible.
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Pomona
Kansas City
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Sue Beal
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Morris Kay
Bob Hughes
Jack Brand
John Emerson
Fred Six
Don Johnston
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Miller campaigns in Hutchinson with barbs at Johnson
Rep. William E. Miller Republican candidate for vice president visited Hutchinson Kansas addressing about 300 people at the airport then at a grade school band event and a downtown rally Miller criticized the Johnson administration over destroyed security risk files and questioned what they try to hide from Goldwater supporters later traveling to Wyoming.
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Laramite
Wyo
St. Louis
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Goldwater Administration
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United States
Weather Aids Local Construction Boom In Lawrence
Major projects in Lawrence proceed on schedule thanks to ideal weather. Key works include Project 800 parking shop, 9th and Iowa relocation, new Post Office building, VFW Home 852, Kansas Highway Commission Building, and street resurfacing on Tennessee and 10th. Contractors estimate 75 working days for the parking complex with a $336 427 project cost and a $79 088.40 contract.
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Alford-Clarke
Weather forecast for northeast Kansas turns fair
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in northeast Kansas through Wednesday with warmer temperatures tonight. Wednesday high expected in the 70s, lows around 45 to 50, and daytime readings from 61 to 56 as the day progresses.
Stock Market Close New York Index Dips Slightly
The 60 stock index in New York ends at 326.3, down 0.2 points as AP reports a modest decline in overall market activity.
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