Wilson Johnson map NATO nuclear force aims
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson said talks with President Johnson set objectives for a NATO nuclear weapons force and outlined guidelines for Allied consultation. He said they are prepared to move forward with proposals including a jointly owned mixed manned nuclear surface fleet and urged urgent consultations with other nations.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
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U.S
West Germany
Pres
Britain
United States
Thorn ton family records two hospital moments
Mr and Mrs Everett Thorton of Thayer report a rare Friday event when their eldest grandchild Billie Thornton 18 from Mary Hill Washington and their newborn grandson Jamie Todd arrived at NEOSH Memorial Hospital. Billie helps on the Thorn ton farm this winter while Jamie Todd becomes the 30th grandchild in the family.
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Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Billie
Bill Thornton
Mary Hill
Wash
Thornton
Glenn Thornton
Jamie Todd
Murder charge filed against Timothy Nicholson in twin's death
Los Angeles County District Attorney charged Timothy W. Nicholson with murder in the gunshot death of his 22-year-old twin Todd F. Nicholson. Arraignment planned. bail not sought. Nicholson held in county jail as deputies investigate discrepancies in his account of Monday night’s events.
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Calif
Los Angeles County
Nicholson
Todd F. Nicholson
Timothy
Los Angeles
Military Inspection of Kansas Facilities
Gen. Hugh P. Harris of Ft. Monroe will inspect Kansas military installations starting today. He will review training facilities at an Army reserve center for the 89th Division then depart for Great Bend Pratt and Ft. Riley with visits planned through Friday.
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Wichita
Hugh P. Harris
Ft. Monroe
United States
Kanesas
Army Reserve Center
89Th
Harris
Great Bend
Pratt
Ft. Riley
Wichita Teen Mary Myers Dies After Car Hit
Mary Myers aged 18 of Wichita died at a hospital early today from injuries after a car struck her at a street intersection on Tuesday night. She worked as a proof reader at the Wichita Eagle.
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Mary Myers
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Wichita Eagle
Weather improves as Kansas warms with clearing skies
AREA FORECAST shows mostly cloudy conditions easing with a slight rise in temperatures. Tonight low 30 to 35 degrees, Thursday highs in the middle 50s, no rain or snow expected statewide as eastern sections melt remaining snow.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Senate Hearing Breaks Over Jenkins Testimony
Washington AP reports the Senate Rules Committee rejected GOP bids to compel Walter Jenkins to testify about Bobby Baker investigations. The hearing followed a four hour closed session on the Baker probe with Sen. John Sherman Cooper noting developments as admissions from Don Reynolds surfaced about paid TV advertising tied to Jenkins.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
White
Jenkins
House
Walter Jenkins
Bobby Baker
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Beagle Swap and White House Pet Policy
An intercepted letter reveals a creative, if chaotic, pet exchange scheme tied to the White House policy on pets. The White House has declined offers of new pets while Loyola and other correspondents discuss beagle donations and pictures, including a beagle named Luci linked to President Johnson.
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White House
Johnson
GOP Debate Over Control Not Settled in Kansas
Two of Kansas three GOP national committeemen say control of the party remains unresolved with talks planned ahead of the January committee meeting. They cite debate over Dean Burch departure, and discuss holding a January state executive meeting near the inaugural day ceremonies January 11.
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Topeka
Kansas
Republican National
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Dean Burch
Donna Addington
Wichita
Mellinger
Burch
Oliver Hughes
Hughes
Sympathy Flows After Johnson Beagle Death
Washington AP reports about 400 letters and hundreds of offers from 7 to 70 year olds flood in after the death of the White House beagle Her. The dog belonged to Luci Johnson, 17, and the President showcased the dogs during public appearances on the White House lawn.
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E. D. Hollstein
Rushville
Neb
Holstein
Luci
Johnson
Washington
White House
Planners Cancel Tonight's Meeting
The city planning commission cancels its scheduled meeting and plans a joint session with the city council next Monday to review the 701 planning studies led by John Welker and consultant planner Martin. A note mentions a beagle and a mourning family, with no further details.
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City Commourning
Dean
McHenry
Ill
White House
John Welker
Burgwin
Martin
State Highway Commission Approves 108 607 70 Contract
The Topeka commission approved a 108 607 70 dollar contract with B and B Industries Inc and Fred Beachner of St Paul for 6 miles of grading from K201 west of Stark to Kis. It was the sole project in the Southeast Kansas 4th division among 7 396 372 51 total bids for highway construction.
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Topeka
B & B Industries, Inc
Fred Beachner
St. Paul
Stark
Kis
Southeast
Kansas
Commission
Attempt to halt rail strike faced in court
In Chicago AP reports a group of 53,000 railroad workers represented by three unions seeks to force bargaining after a planned 6 am December 15 walkout. The railroads allege the strike deadline is an illegal move to compel direct bargaining. A U.S. District Court hearing was scheduled with Judge Joseph Sam Perry overseeing the case.
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Afl-Cio
Tien
Joseph Sam Perry
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Nege
Washington
Tle
Joseph W. Ramsey
International Association of Machinists
Tax Assessors Call on Kansans Despite Changes
TOPEKA AP Deputy count Twenty three items or classi ty assessors will still call on Kansans this year despite a constitutional amendment which changes some of the taxing procedure. The amendment adopted this year did not change the requirement that all house holds be visited. It eliminated a $200 family exemption but exempted household goods and personal effects from taxation if not used for production of income.
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Topeka
Alvin E. Jones
Pretty Girl Is Allergic To Men In Norwich
A 17 year old stenographer Margrethe Larsen from Norwich says she is allergic to marriageable men and breaks out in spots at the sight of a boy she likes. A local hospital skin specialist diagnoses it as a nervous blushing reaction likely to fade with age.
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Norwich
England
Margrethe Larsen
Margrethe
New Kansas Industries Bring 27 Plants Online
Twenty seven new manufacturing plants started in Kansas this month according to the Department of Economic Development. Locations include Augusta Colby Downs Enterprise Frankfort Galena Horton Hugoton Iola Kansas City Lawrence Seon Logan Mound City Norton St John Sedan Topeka and Wichita. The article notes railroads sought a temporary restraining order to block a strike and cites potential daily revenue losses of 26 752 000 if a nationwide work stoppage occurred. It references unions seeking higher pay than the presidential emergency board recommended and mentions ongoing negotiations with carriers and non operating unions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Department O Economic Development
Augusta
Colby
Downs
Enterpris Frankfort
Galena
Horton
Hugoton
Iola
Kansas City
Lawrence
Seon
Logan
Mound City
Norton
St. John
Sedan
Wichita
Ing
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Chicago
Washington
Wirtz
Ramsey
Hearing Held Yet Taverns License Revoked
The city commission granted a hearing to Dean Eller of the Southside tavern and revoked the tavern's beer license but upheld the original decision. Members voted to revoke after a conviction of an employee for selling beer to a minor, and the license was turned in to the city clerk on Monday.
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Dean Eller
Southside Tavern
Cheyenne East Receives Crayon Note About Sneaking In
Cheyenne East High School officials received a letter and a crayon note from a child claiming they would sneak into the East Sidney basketball game Saturday night. The letter mentions contacting the Tribune via phone after 6 p.m. for a carrier.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne East High School
Sidney
Motorcycle Car Collision Injures Two in Neosho
Ronnie Anderson and Charles E. Blanchard were riding a 1964 Honda operated by Blanchard when a car driven by Charles Wolfe Jr. collided at 5th and Highland around 7:30 am. Anderson suffered a cut on his left knee and was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Police were not summoned to the scene.
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Ronnie Anderson
S. Lincoln
Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Charles E. Blanchard
S. Highland
Blanchard
Charles Wolfe Jr
S. Mal ‘Colm
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka December 12 1963
In Topeka the AP traffic fatality log records deaths within the 24 hours ending 9 am on December 12, 1963. The report lists local incidents and casualty figures, reflecting ongoing road danger in the city.
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Topeka
Quail Hunter A Study In Extremes
Fort Scott Tribune piece by Elizabeth Henry examines the quail hunter’s ritual before season. The piece humorously contrasts domestic disruption with hunting fervor as the season nears, detailing preparations from open days to special meals and the hunter’s single minded focus.
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Elizabeth Henry
Fort Scott Tribune
Fort Scott
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