Federal Agents Arrest Suspect in Muldivin case
FBI agents arrested Guy Rockwell Muldivin in Greenwich Village on a flight to avoid testifying about the mutilation of human remains. The Seattle case ties to the disappearance of Manzanita Mearns and her daughter Delores Ann, last seen April 1. A separate Seattle fraud charge seeks $10,000 obtained from Evelyn Emerson’s stepmother for antique purchases.
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Seattle
Wash
Greenwich Village
FBI
Guy Rockwell Muldavin
Muldavin
New York City
Manzanita Mearns
William Mearns
Manzanita
Delores Ann Mearns
Evelyn Emerson
Emerson
Germaine Winkler
Canada
King County
John Doe
Democrat Chairman Plans to Resign
Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington announced his resignation as Democratic national chairman effective January 20 or the day after inauguration. He spoke after a 20 minute meeting with President-elect John F. Kennedy in the Senate Office Building. Kennedy praised Jackson for his campaign coordination and noted Jackson must return to state and Senate duties, while inviting continued guidance on personnel and national security matters.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Ruling for Bank In Trustee Suit in Missouri
Circuit Judge G Derk Green ruled the First National Bank of Kansas City acted properly as co-trustee of a $1 million trust left by former Missouri governor Arthur M Hyde. The dispute with daughter Carolyn Hyde Swift alleged the bank failed to carry out her father’s investment requests. The bank became co-trustee in 1953 and sought to resign from the post.
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Trenton
G. Derk Green
First National Bank of Kansas
Green
Hyde
Renounced Rights in Favor of Daughter Moves Forward
Mrs. Swift renounced her rights in favor of her daughter and her attorney stated a motion for a rehearing would be filed.
Park Authority Submits Plan for Park Expansions
The State Park Authority proposed expansion projects at Turtle Creek Cedar Bluff Kanopolis Fall River and Toronto with costs totaling about 695000 and nearly 1.5 million visitors last year to the three parks. Gov elect Anderson indicated interest but cautioned about funding.
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State Park Authority
Turtle Creek
Cedar Bluff
Paul Aylward
John Anderson
Authority
Manhattan
Trego County
Kanopolis
Fall River
Toronto
Lynn Burris Jr
Anderson
Park Authority
James W. Bibb
Congo Breaks Diplomatic Ties With United Arab Republic
President Kasavubu ordered the withdrawal of the UAR ambassador Murard Ghaleb and staff from Leopoldville citing plots against Congo authority and support for rebel Lumumba. He notified Egyptian President Nasser in a letter and declared Lumumba's staff persona non grata.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Kasaoubu
United Arab Republic
Murard Ghaleb
Congo
U.A.R
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Kasavubu
Ghaleb
Patrice Lumumba
Ike Supports Nixon Role in GOP Leadership for Four Years
President Eisenhower endorses Vice President Richard Nixon as head of the Republican party for the next four years and vows his support and that of all present. The White House announced after a toast at a dinner the couple hosted as part of a series before leaving the White House. Also noted, Nixon’s running mate Henry Cabot Lodge and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller attended the event. The piece ends with a U.S. skyscraper fact: 19 of the 20 tallest buildings are in New York City, with Terminal Tower in Cleveland at 10th.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Eisenhowers
Nixon
Anne Wheaton
Nixons
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
GOP
United States
New York City
Rankiing 10Th
Cleveland
Rail Merger Outlined Linking Coast to Plains
A proposed single railroad would run from the Atlantic to the Missouri River, uniting Norfolk and Western, Nickel Plate, and Wabash. It would span 7400 miles with about 1.7 billion dollars in assets, serving 14 states and major cities including Cincinnati, Chicago, Omaha, Detroit, Cleveland, and Indianapolis. Saunders of N W described stock swaps and lease terms awaiting approval.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Missouri River
Norfolk & Western Railway
Nickel Plate Road
Wabash Railroad
Nebraska
Virginia
Stuart Saunders
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Saunders
Interstate Commerce Commission
N&w
Wabash
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Chicago
Omaha
Detroit
Buffalo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Des Moines
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Supersonic Transport Predicted by 1970
Lt Gen (Ret) Elwood R. Quesada of the FAA predicted a three to four times speed air transport by 1970. He said a future jet could fly New York to London in about 2.4 hours as private industry and government partner on the project.
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Hollywood
Fra
Elwood R. Quesada
Federal Aviation Agency
Quesada
New York
London
Investment Bankers Address B-70 Transport Speeds
Quesada told the 49th annual convention of the Investment Bankers Association of America that cooperation is needed to develop a new transport, which should logically follow the government's B-70 program and fly in the same speed range.
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Fment
Quesada
Investment Bankers Association of America
Kennedy Vote Down As Count Continues
In Washington AP reports Sen John F Kennedy leads Nixon by 165673 votes from a 68453948 total tally. Readouts show Kennedy 34126130, Nixon 33960437, Other 367361 from 32 states official results plus partial 18 states. Final national vote not expected until mid December at earliest.
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Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Medical Association Shifts to Voluntary Health Insurance Plan
The American Medical Association, in a shift of tactics, will draft a national voluntary health insurance plan to halt any aged care program tied to Social Security. The plan, approved by the AMA House of Delegates, aims to coordinate Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans nationwide after previously opposing such proposals.
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Washington
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Peronist conduct blamed for Argentina unrest
A source close to the armed forces says violence in Rosario and Tartagal plus bombings near Buenos Aires suburbs were spearheaded by diehard Peronists. Government forces killed three loyal soldiers and Julio Barredo in an attack on a Rosario garrison. Barredo was once an aide to Peronist war minister Humberto Sosa Molina. General Miguel Angel Iniguez led the Rosario action amid limited wider support.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rosario
Tartagal
Arturo Frondizi
Julio Barredo
Barredo
Juan Peron
Humberto Sosa Molina
Miguel Angel Iniguez
Peron
Approval Sought Of Pipeline Bay
Northern Natural Gas Co. of Omaha says it will ask the Federal Power Commission to approve its plan to absorb Permian Basin Pipeline Co. The move would extend Northern Natural's ownership and control in the regional gas network.
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Omaha
Northern Natural Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
Permian Basin Pipeline Co
Northern Natural
Northern and Permian approve stock exchange plan
Northern announces a plan with Permian to exchange .45 share of Northern common for each Permian share and to swap preferred stock on a one for one basis. The companies operate extensive natural gas pipeline systems in the northern plains and West Texas respectively. Directors of both firms have approved the proposal.
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Permian
Northern
Northern Plains
West
Texas
New Mexico
Northern Common
Regents Pick Danenbarger to State Board
W F Danenbarger president and general manager of KNCK Concordia is appointed to the State Board of Regents by Gov Docking to replace Harry Valentine. The board shifts to five Democrats and four Republicans with Danenbarger subject to Senate confirmation. Danenbarger, age 50, is a Concordia native and graduate of the local college.
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Topeka
W. F. Danenbarger
KNCK
Concordia
State Board of Regents
George Docking
Danenbarger
Harry Valentine
Clay Center Dispatch
Docking
Claude Bradney
Columbus
Senate
University of Kansas Editor with Concordia Roots Passes
The Chanute Tribune notes the passing of a former editor of the Concordia News and Press who later worked for United Press from 1935 to 1947. His career spanned journalism roles including editorship and news reporting.
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University of Kansas
Concordia News and Press
The
United Press
Khrushchev Hosts Warm Friendly Talks With Liu in Moscow
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Red Chinese President Liu Shao-chi held a warm and friendly discussion in Moscow, Tass reported. Present were Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov and Mikhail Suslov as part of a Red summit amid Liu's stay since the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary festivities.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Liu Shaoichi
Tass
Frol Kozlov
Mikhail Suslov
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Liu
Red
Kansas State Wins Poultry Judging at International Exposition
Kansas State captured first place in the intercollegiate poultry judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Oklahoma State finished second, Arkansas third, Missouri fourth, with Southern Illinois ranking 14th.
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Chicago
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Missouri
Southern Illinois
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