Kennedy Lays Dry Run Case for Peace and Prosperity
President Kennedy sharpens 1964 bid theme by emplacing peace and prosperity as core arguments. He touts the limited nuclear test ban and foreign aid amid warm Rocky Mountain receptions, while predicting an $11 billion tax cut as recession insurance. He frames U S leadership against communism during five day tour.
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Kennedy
Rocky Mountain
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Montana
Billings
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Goldwater
Ex-President Bosch Sails Into Exile Aboard Dominican Vessel
Ex-president Juan Bosch sails into exile aboard the Dominican navy frigate Mella after charging a coup organized before his February inauguration. He is bound for Guadeloupe or possibly Puerto Rico with his wife and Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera aboard, amid distrust of navy chiefs.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Guadeloupe
Mella
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Rafael L. Trujillo
Miami
Francisco Aguirre
Mexico
Imbert Barrera
Luis Amiama Tio
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Stock Market Index Closes Lower on Broad Decline
New York AP reports the closing average of 60 stocks at 276.0, down 1.8 from the previous session, indicating a broad market drop. The downturn reflects mixed to negative sentiment across sectors as investors weigh recent economic data.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Warmer Through Tuesday
A fair and warmer pattern continues for northeast Kansas through Tuesday. Lows tonight near 5 above, with daytime highs rising but remaining lower on Tuesday.
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Kansas
A Chapel of Quiet Dignity and Lasting Remembrance
The notice advertises Rumsey Funeral Home offering quiet dignified services and lasting memorials with contact VI 3 5111 for arrangements and inquiries.
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Rumsey Funeral
Queen Aspirants Sought for KU Homecoming Pageant
KU seeks candidates for homecoming queen and two attendants for the November 2 event. Nominations close Oct. 8 noon in the dean of women's office. Eligible candidates must have one KU semester, be enrolled this fall, and be single. Petitions signed by 25 students can place a candidate's name in nomination.
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Queen Committee
Dean of Women's Office
Kansas Citian A Grid Winner
Jim Hopkins of Kansas City won first place in the Journal-World Football Contest with a 15-pound turkey prediction. He missed two games but correctly forecast Kansas over Syracuse 13-8, tying for top honors with two other entrants who also missed two games.
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Jim Hopkins
Kansas City
Kansas
Syracuse
Hopkins
United States
Florida
New York
California
Washington
Texas
Montana
Wyoming
New Hampshire
Journal-World
Gene Morgan
Kansas Cition
KU Memorial Stadium
Alabama Pair Held for Inquiry in Birmingham Bombings
Two white men R E Chambliss 59 and Charles Cagle 22 were jailed in Birmingham for further inquiry into a series of bombings linked to racial tensions. State officials announced arrests amid ongoing probes and separate from other police agencies.
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Col
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
L. A. Holcomb
R. E. Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Birmingham
Chambliss
Cagle
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Lingo
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Stadium Addition At KU Dedicated In Saturday Game
Twenty seven rows in Memorial Stadium hosted a halftime dedication for a new press box and scoreboard during Kansas Universitys 10 0 win over Syracuse in front of about 35000 spectators. Charles Oldfather chaired the ceremony urging the game be a dedication to those who have distinguished themselves.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Syracuse
Journal-World
Charles Oldfather
KU Athletic Board
Jayhawks
Oldfather
FBI Visits Browder in Friendly Talk on China Soviet Rift
In Yonkers two FBI agents met 72 year old Earl Browder for two hours to discuss the Red Chinese Soviet conflict and Browder's written analysis of the ideological struggle. Browder, once a top U S Communist leader, described his past expulsion as revisionism and said current Chinese criticisms echo his 1945 arguments. He also noted the party's decline in the United States and his past jail terms.
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Yonkers
N.Y
FBI
China
Soviet Union
Earl Browder
Browder
U. S
Communist Party
Josef Stalin
Khrushchev
America
Lawrence Sees Mild Period After Cool Fall Start
The Lawrence area and state cool from fall’s cold spell with a mild stretch ahead. Forecast calls for fair weather with lows near 50 and highs in the lower 80s. Weekend temps fell to 54 after a 92 high and a Saturday wind storm knocked out power in parts of the city.
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Lawrence
State
Valley Falls Votes On 54000 Pool Bond Issue
About 120 residents had voted by 11 a m to authorize a 54000 bond for a municipal swimming pool. Polls close at 6 p m with about 350 voters expected. If approved, construction would begin Nov 1 and finish before next season.
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Valley Falls
Il A.m
Delaware River
Perry Reservoir
Corps of Engineers
Robbery Leaves Handicapped Man Hospitalized in Lawrence
A 61 year old disabled Lawrence man Leo Bearman was beaten and robbed early Sunday near a service station. Knackstedt and a 15 year old girl were arrested with charges filed. Bearman’s watch was taken and he is in good condition.
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Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leo Bearman
Route 1
Bearman
John Wayne Knackstedt
Vt. St
Knackstedt
Radiation Biophysics and the Birth of a New Science at KU
The document recalls the formation of Radiation Biophysics at the University of Kansas under Chancellor Wescoe and former Chancellor Murphy. It highlights the rise of radiation protection, the role of Columbia University in wartime research, and the transformation of nuclear energy into military and civilian use. It discusses historical milestones from Roentgen to the atomic age, and the need for government control over radiation sources to protect public health.
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Waving
University At
Wannetyth Tree
Brink Bloeeler
Kansas Urlvetetty
Naval Ordiniwhee Laboratory
Peal Ta Shu
Vn BM
Columbia University
New York
Rosia
Brandy Murphy
Protector Toecker
United Starter
Ma Nas
Naval Research
Atomic Maeegy Commission
Hia
Hloecker
Danhter
Phok Maskell
University of Kansas
Murphy
K.U
United States
Wescoe
Roentgen
Becquerel
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