Soviets Press to Block U S Nuclear Testing in Geneva
In Geneva the Soviet Union rejected international controls and proposed a neutralist moratorium. U S and Britain stood firm, saying tests would proceed unless Moscow accepts a verified treaty with on site inspections. Kennedy and Macmillan warned no change in U S testing stance.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur H. Ie
Dean
Joseph Godber
Zorin
Pacific
United States
Britain
Valerian A. Zorin
Washington
London
Kennedy
Macmillan
Kremlin
Moscow
Konev Returns East Germany Shifts Soviet Command
Berlin reports confirm Marshal Konev is replaced by Col Gen Yakubovski as commander of Soviet troops in East Germany. The move echoes the pre wall order and follows Konev's role during the Berlin crisis era. Western officials view it as a significant signal amid U. S. Soviet Berlin negotiations and shifts by Clay and Kennedy policy.
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Berlin
Ivan S. Konev
East Germany
Konev
Ivan I. Yakubovski
Mass
Yakubovski
West Berlin
Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
White House
Appointments By Anderson
Gov. John Anderson announces reappointments to state boards. Evylena Joseph of Salina is named administrative officer and Cosmetology Board member for a term ending May 1, 1965. Kenton Collinson of Winfield and O. Fred Liddy of Shawnee Mission are reappointed to the Kansas Real Estate Commission with terms ending April 30, 1966.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Evylena Joseph
Salina
Board of
Cosmetology
Anderson
Kenton Collinson
Winfield
O. Fred Liddy
Shawnee Mission
Kansas Real Estate Commission
Weather outlook for Topeka on Friday
The Weather Bureau expects continued fair and warm days through Friday with low night temperatures around 54 and daytime highs near 83. Forecaster Richard Garrett notes unstable conditions may trigger scattered showers in central and western Kansas this afternoon and again Friday, while eastern areas stay fair. Rain is deficient this month in northern and eastern Kansas, and a good rain would help.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Plains
Garrett
Kansas
Five Men Rescue Woman From Mud
Mrs. John B. Gann, 64, was trapped waist deep in mud along the Grand River near Chillicothe Missouri. Five men worked for over two hours to free her while her husband escaping, minus his trousers and shoe.
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Chillicothe
John B. Gann
Mrs. Gann
Grand River
Moon Hit Would Open Doors
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told the American Society of Newspaper Editors in New Orleans that reaching the moon is a logical step in exploration and will bring peace and prosperity on earth. He cited TiROS weather satellite benefits for Hurricane Carla and predicted future gains in electronics, medical knowledge, and global communications.
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New Orleans
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earth
Johnson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Tiros
Gulf Coast
Carla
Gulf
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Takes Haircut Like a Man In Ottawa
John P. Forrer, 56, sat in a barber chair for the first time, taking the haircut like a man. His father John Forrer, 83, had cut his hair since childhood but is awaiting new spectacles after cataract surgery. The son expects the elder to resume once glasses arrive.
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Ottawa
John P. Forrer
Rantoul
Forrer
John Forrer
John P
Easter Services In Wichita Mountains Go Forth Disciples Theme
Lawton Oklahoma AP warm dry weather for the 37th Wichita Mountain Easter service at the wildlife refuge. David Sandstrom executive director predicted 40 000 in attendance. Theme is Go Therefore and Make Disciples of All Nations. An acting cast of 800 participates.
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Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountain
Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge
David Sandstrom
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka April 21 1962
Kansas traffic death log shows 128 deaths in April 1962, 138 in the comparable 1961 period, with 24 hour total to 9 am Thursday at Topeka per AP. The April figures reflect ongoing road fatalities and year over year comparison.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pilgrims Flock to Jerusalem for Easter Ceremonies
Hundreds of Christian pilgrims gather in Jerusalem on Maundy Thursday to celebrate Easter at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Turbaned Copts and Greek Cypriots join American and European visitors as rains fall during pontifical rites led by the Jerusalem patriarch.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Egypt
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christendom
Jesus
Multi Colored Light Flashes Across Sky Across the West
A brilliant multi colored light flashed across the western sky from Kansas to northern California on Wednesday night. The fireball lasted seconds and was described as white with a tail turning green orange red and blue. Dr. Robert Kadesch of the University of Utah called it a bolide or exploding meteor.
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Salt Lake City
Kansas
California
Eureka
Utah
Robert Kadesch
University of Utah
New Hopes for Heart Patients From Hormone Therapy and External Heart Surgery
The Associated Press reports that male heart attack patients may gain years of life from female hormones, with a five year study of 275 men showing mortality drop from 17 to 7 percent. In St Louis Stanford surgeons describe removing dogs' hearts for up to two hours, a potential first step to operations where a patient’s heart is removed to repair defects.
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Associated Press
Jeremiah Stamler
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Stanford University
United States
Stamler
Hahn
Medical College
Stanford
American Thoracic Society
Edward J. Hurley
Chicago Board of Health
Heart Disease Control
Bourbon sex education booklets puzzle Kansas officials
In Bourbon County officials reported parents objected to sex education booklets prepared by the county schools. The materials, approved in many states, were sent to superintendents for possible use under teacher supervision. State officials noted the booklets had long-standing use and had been approved for Kansas with proper oversight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Offici
Fort Scott
Als
Educa Tribune
Bourbon County
American Medical Association
Sub
Threckmorton
Evalynes. Gendel
Maternal and Child Health Division
State Board of Health
Gendel
Board of Health
National Education Association
Southeast Kansas film shown with Lions Club event
A color film of Southeast Kansas including Chanute scenes will be shown May 14 at 7 p.m. at the Tioga Hotel, arranged by Mid-America Industrial Development and coordinated with a Lions Club meeting. Dale Painter from Chanute helped arrange it. The film promotes regional growth as part of the Southeast Kansas Industrial Fair set for July 6-8 in Parsons.
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Kansas
Chanute
Mid-America Industrial Development Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Tioga Hotel
Dale Painter
Mid-America
Charute
Washington
Kennedy
America
Chamber
Parsons
Tribune
P.m
Congressmen propose 14 percent oil import limit
Thirty two congressmen from oil and coal states urge a limit on crude oil and derivative imports to not exceed 14 percent of domestic production for a president chosen base period. The bill would amend the Tariff Act and cover residual oil separately with no fixed percentage.
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Washington
House
Tom Steed
Dokla
Ways and Means
Independent Petroleum Association of America
the Association
J. Floyd Breeding
Dkan
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Garner E. Shriver
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
Wichita Girl Killed In El Dorado Crash
A 16 year old Wichita girl Karen Sue Conner was killed in a one car crash a quarter mile south of El Dorado on US 77. The driver Allen David Keplar 21 also of Wichita suffered bruises and abrasions. Keplar was jailed on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving driving left of center and having no driver's license.
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EL Dorado
Wichita
Karen Sue Conner
US M
Allen David Keplar
The
Highway Patrol
Keplar
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