UN Leader Strives to Salvage Asian African Plan
Secretary-General U Thant and Assembly President Alex Quaison-Lackey met after the United States rejected a key Article 19 provision. The plan aimed to avoid a clash over votes of nations behind on peacekeeping payments, with the Soviet Union pressuring for favorable terms and possible suspension of Article 19.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
General Assembly
Thant
Assembly
Alex Quaison- Lackey
Ghana
United States
U.N
Quaison-Lackey
Soviet Union
France
First female U.S. road engineer takes lobby in study
Judith A. Carlson, 25, becomes the first female civil engineer hired by the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads. A Michigan Tech graduate, she pursues highway project training, balancing a keen love of outdoors with a drive for detail. Her family initially doubted a woman could advance in engineering.
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Trenton
N.J
Judith A. Carlson
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Michigan Tech College
World Traveler at Age 21
Charles Jackson Wheeler, UCLA anthropology senior, is named one of 1964's 10 outstanding young men by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. A lifelong adventurer, he climbed the Matterhorn at 12, swam the Hellespont at 16, hunted in Vietnam, and plans further travels while funding lectures and travel films.
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Los Angeles
Charles Jackson Wheeler
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wheeler
University of California At Los Angeles
Boy Scouts
Switzerland
Jackson Wheeler
Richard Halliburton
Dad
Viet Nam
Petitions protest reapportionment circulate in Kansas
In Norton Kansas AP James Maddy of Norton County Farm Bureau says petitions protesting the U S Supreme Court re apportionment ruling are circulating in 15 northwest Kansas counties with plans to reach a 16th. The petitions urge a constitutional amendment to base one legislative chamber per state on criteria other than population and will be sent to Congress and the Kansas Legislature.
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Norton, Kan
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
James Maddy
Norton County Bureau
Maddy
16Th
Congress
Santa Fe Chief Crashes Semi-Trailer
A Santa Fe passenger train moving 75 mph struck a semi trailer on 59th Street and U S 75 in Topeka Kansas. No injuries were reported though the diesel locomotive and trailer were damaged and 800 bushels of corn were salvaged only partly. Owner-driver Melvin H Fair of Solomon Kansas estimated damages at 4000 dollars. The westbound Chief stopped a mile down the track after the collision.
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Topeka. Kan
Santa Fe
Topeka
59Th Street
U. S
Melvin H. Fair
Solomon, Kan
Lincoln Day Speaker is Reagan
Ray Coder of Chanute and Doris Shellhorn of Erie lead Neosho county ticket sales for the annual Lincoln Day dinner on February 12 in Independence. Wendell Bowyer says 100 tickets were allotted and likely to sell quickly due to Ronald Reagan as speaker. Tickets may be purchased from Mrs R J Burkman. Sales are first come, first served with unsold tickets returned after February 1. The event moved to Independence Memorial Auditorium for expected attendance.
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Ray Coder
Chanute
Doris Shellhorn
Erie
Neosho County
Independence
Wendell Bowyer
R. J. Burkman
Bowyer
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Independence’s Memorial Auditorium
Forty Three New Citizens Are Naturalized in Wichita
In U S District Court in Wichita forty three people were naturalized Tuesday taking the oath of allegiance. Eighteen were from Wichita with others from Hutchinson Salina Coffeyville Buhler Haysville Halstead St John Winfield Wellington Anthony Sedan Larned and El Dorado.
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Wichita (Ap
U. S
U. S. District Court
Hutchinson
Salina
Coffeyville
Buhler
Haysville
Halstead
St. John
Winfield
Wellington
Anthony
Sedan
Larned
el Dorado
Woman Killed in One Car Kansas Turnpike Crash
Dorothy R. Talty 38 of Lawrence died Tuesday in a one car crash on the Kansas Turnpike about 14 miles east of Topeka. The car ran off the turnpike and struck an embankment, according to patrolmen.
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Topeka
Dorothy R. Talty
Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
Crowd Size Exceeds Civic Center Attendance
A larger crowd than the Civic Center gathered for the event, surpassing previous years. Organizers noted strong turnout and anticipate sustained interest in upcoming dates.
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Civic Center
Native of McCune Dies in Alabama
Dr. Robert Osborne Baker 62 a native of McCune Kan died Tuesday in Birmingham Ala He had lived there five years and was an accountant Baker reportedly the first PhD recipient from the KU Economics Department served as bursar at Kansas and professor of economics at the University of Chattanooga and Northwestern University Funeral services were planned today Burial will be in McCune.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Osborne Baker
McCune
Kan
Baker
University of Kansas Economics
Kansas
University of Chattanooga
Northwestern University
Unity in Disputes Ends Goldwater Lead as Burch To Step Down
The Republican leadership crisis ends with Barry Goldwater inviting Ray C. Bliss to chair the Republican National Committee. Dean Burch will step down April 1 after Nixon and Eisenhower pressed for a unified path. The party aims to avert a confidence vote and pursue unity for 1965 and 1966.
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Barry
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Burch
Goldwater
Nixon
Eisenhower
National Committee
Chicago
Bliss
Phoenix
Morse named attorney for state Highway Commission
TOPEKA AP John H Morse was named attorney for the state Highway Commission on Tuesday. A former resident of Mound City, Morse has led the highway right of way section and replaces Charles Henson as attorney. Atty Gen Robert Sonderholm announced the appointment. Morse, 50, is a Washburn University and law school graduate.
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Topeka
John H., Morse
State Highway Commission
Morse
Mound City
Charles Henson
Robert Sonderholm
Henson
Attorney General
Washburn University
School of Law
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