Asian Flu Hits in Kansas and Across the Nation
Public Health Service reports rising pneumonia influenza deaths in 108 cities as Asian flu spreads inland from the Eastern Seaboard. Elderly, chronically ill, and pregnant women are most at risk. midwinter peak expected before a decline in March.
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China Rejects Soviet Peace Talks Linking Yugoslavia
Beijing's People’s Daily denounces any Soviet Chinese talks unless Yugoslavia is dropped from disputes. The piece warns against revising the 1957 1960 Moscow line and notes Khrushchev and Mao divide over peaceful competition versus war. Pravda calls for pre conference talks to resolve differences.
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Royal visit in New Zealand marred by mishaps and weather
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh faced a rough sixth day in New Zealand with wind driven harbor arrivals by barge, indoor reception, and a 15 mile drive incident where three cars in the procession sustained minor damage. In the U S a hunter faces multiple charges after a pheasant theft and gun violations. A Kentucky circuit judgeship bid is announced by 51 year old George Bertram, with brother Philip hinting at a forthcoming declaration.
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Highway Patrolman Captures Escapee Near Greensburg
Norman Scott 23 of Spearville escaped from Larned State Hospital and was captured after a brief chase between Pratt and Greensburg. He formerly served time at the Kansas Penitentiary under the habitual criminal act for burglary. Trooper Lloyd Mudhlow spotted him driving his father in law’s car after picking up his wife at a Windthorst church. Mrs Scott had stayed with her father Bernard Hornung at Spearville and was released.
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Plane Crash Fatal To Three at Wichita
A four place single engine plane pancaked into a road northeast of Wichita. The craft bounced and disintegrated. Three people from Wichita died Robert E Antischel 17 Lynn R Coulter 18 and James B Hege 17. Witnesses said the plane appeared to have engine trouble.
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Augusta man killed in car train collision
David Albert Nutter, 55, of near Augusta, was killed late Saturday when his car collided with a Santa Fe train in Augusta authorities said.
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