Liz and Eddie Hiding Behind Barricade Amid Marital Rumors
Rome reports claim Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher are on the rocks after their Las Vegas wedding in 1959. Denials come from Fisher's spokesman and Taylor's attorney, while Rome papers say they may separate after Cleopatra filming. Friends say they are seen together amid ongoing rumors connecting Taylor to Richard Burton.
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Eddie Fisher
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Richard Burton
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Eddie
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Abrahms
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Liz
Las Vegas
Kurt Frings
Burton
Spain
Car Truck Crash Here Injures Two
A Chanute man James L. Clark and Barbara Hughes, both 26, were injured when Clark’s 1953 Chevrolet hit the rear of a stopped 1959 semi trailer at a Katy crossing on US 169. They were admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. The truck driver John K. Mears of Ashdown, Ark., was uninjured. Damages were estimated at 300 dollars for the car and 75 dollars for the truck. A second, separate撞ing near midnight involved Robert McGregor and James Neyhard with no injuries. Neyhard faced reckless driving charges and Pat Walsh was jailed for intoxication and resisting officers in a separate incident. Five killed and four missing in Southwest aviation crashes. A Piper Comanche near Ensenada killed a San Diego couple. a Beech Bonanza near Prescott killed three men. a Piper Cherokee disappeared near Indio with four aboard. Weather battered the Southwest. a snowstorm hampered rescuers near Prescott. The Indio crash originated from Corona, California, en route to Gila Bend, Arizona, with Wayne Fisher of Garden Grove piloting.
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US 169
James L. Clark
Ashdown
Ark
Robert McGregor
Buffalo
James L. Neyhard
S. Forest
Los Angeles
McGregor
Neyhard
Mexico
United States
Highway Patrol
Pat Walsh
S. Lincoln
Edward J. Moore
Edwina
Acapulco
Ensenada
Prescott
Bonanza
Chino Valley
Indio
Corona
Calif
Riverside County
Gila Bend
Ariz
Wayne Fisher
Garden Grove
River Basin To Attract Industry
Army Engineers plan to expand water resources in the Arkansas River Basin and broaden the development program. Sen Kerr cites lure of space industry from the West Coast to the lower Mississippi Valley and Tulsa area as traffic improvements could boost oil, agriculture, steel and coal prospects for Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas.
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Okla
District Army
Arkansas River Basin
C. H. Dunn
New Southwest Division
Dunn
Arkansas Basin Development Association
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
United States
Mississippi River
Tri-State
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Kerr
Mississippi
Tulsa
Hint to Mr. K Let Farmers Alone Prods Soviet Farm Policy
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged Khrushchev to let Soviet farmers run their own farms. He credited American success to family farms and contrasted it with Soviet state operated farms. Freeman said matching U S productivity requires ownership and operation by farmers themselves.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Khrushchev
Freeman
U.S
Severe winter storms rake Eastern seaboard aftermath and relief efforts
The Eastern Seaboard endures its worst winter week with 38 dead and 10 missing after a three day coastal storm. President Kennedy designates disaster areas in New Jersey Maryland Delaware Virginia and West Virginia to access federal aid. The Red Cross sets up relief HQs in Wilmington and Manteo while SBA loans aid homeowners and farmer emergency credit is offered in 17 damaged counties. Beach Haven and Long Beach Island suffer massive destruction with over 1 000 homes lost along a 30 mile stretch.
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Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
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American Red Cross
Wilmington
Del
Manteo
N.C
Beach Haven
N.J
Long Beach Island
Debris and Chickens Moved After Chincoteague Storm
Dump trucks carried thousands of dead chickens from Chincoteague as Civil Defense urged remaining residents to evacuate. About a quarter million fowl drowned when tides rose four days earlier on the Virginia island. Health officer Dr William Fritz ordered removal to a Crisfield Maryland rendering plant for fertilizer. Evacuation by school buses continued. many refused. Local resident Fred Savage recalled the storm as the worst in 76 years, worse than the 1933 and 1936 events. Remaining workers to be inoculated for typhoid optional. area saw drizzle and higher tides but no predicted extra flooding.
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Virginia
William Fritz
Accomack
Crisfield
Fred Savage
Savage
Lee
Clayton
Fritz
Kansan near 110th birthday celebrated by Good Food vitamins
Selden Kansas report notes Matilda Rogers and her son E E Rogers approaching 110 years old. Matilda remains alert though frail after a fall and ongoing health issues. The couple, long settled near Rexford, raised a large family and now have many descendants.
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Kan
Matilda Rogers
Matilda
Kansas
E. E. Rogers
Alma
Collie Rog
Rexford
Effie Watkins
Topeka
Rogers
Iowa
Winter storm to bring heavy snow across western Kansas
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with a major winter storm moving toward the state. Heavy snow warnings cover western Kansas with four inches or more expected in west central and northwest areas. Rain turns to snow elsewhere tonight into Sunday as temperatures fall.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Central
Garden City
Pittsburg
Highway Patrol
Trammell Wins Grand Prize at Chanute Science Fair
Gary Trammell a ninth grade Royster Junior High student won the grand prize at the Chanute Schools Science Fair for a cloud chamber exhibit. Judy Kay Wilson was a close second with a chicken embryology display. Doug Morley took top honors in the elementary division. Exhibits will be viewable in the Senior High Gymnasium until 2 p.m. today.
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Royster
Gary Trammell
Kenneth Trammell
S. Western
Pittsburg State College
Judy Kay Wilson
Trammell
Doug Morley
Lincoln
Lear
Traffic Fatalities Reported In Topeka Area
AP notes Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 am Saturday. During March the total reaches 5. For 1962 through 1974 comparatives show figures similar to the 1961 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rusk Urges Soviets to Join Real Disarmament Effort
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies to Geneva leading a 33 member U.S. delegation for a 17 nation disarmament conference. He urges Soviet and British entry into a real bid to curb the arms race and reduce cold war tensions, hoping a pre conference meeting yields a framework for progress. He plans talks with Gromyko and Home in Lausanne and Geneva ahead of the opening session.
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Dean Rusk
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Rusk
Russia
Britain
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Goose Bay
Labrador
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord Home
U.S
Geneve
Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko Arrives For Big 3 Talks In Geneva
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrives in Geneva for disarmament talks with the United States and Britain. He hopes to halt the avalanche of armaments as East West tensions loom over Berlin and Germany. Rusk and Home are due to join the discussions that could ease Cold War hostilities and lead to general disarmament talks among 17 nations.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
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Germany
U.S
Dean Rusk
Britain
Lord Home
United States
Valerian Zorin
Vladimir Sem‘enov
Rusk
Home
Road Study Explanation Wednesday Road Study Explanation Wednesday
Public meeting in Kansas presents the comprehensive highway study by the Legislative Council Road and Highways Committee. Roy E. Jorgensen and Associates and Wilbur Smith and Associates conduct the two phase study on state highway needs and financing.
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Kansas
State Legislative Council
Citizens Advisory Committee
Legislative Council
Home Savings Building
Howard Gilpin
Iola
Roy E. Jorgensen
Fire causes 3.5 million damage at Pensacola paper plant
Fire at the St. Regis Paper Co storage building in Pensacola caused about 3.5 million dollars in damage. Officials said roughly 1.5 million was from 8,000 tons of rolled heavy paper, with equipment and structure losses making up the rest.
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Pensacola, Fla
St. Regis Paper Co
Oklahoma Woman Killed In Three-Way Route 16 Crash
Mrs. Boyd J. L. Apperson aged 42 died in a Friday night crash nine miles west of Welch Oklahoma on Route 16. Her 15 year old son Charles Ross Apperson was critically injured and husband reported a parked truck caused the collision with a car driven by Treva Louise Taylor of South Coffeyville. Taylor was only slightly hurt.
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Welch, Okla
Boyd J. L. Apperson
Charles Ross Apperson
Oklahoma 16
Welch
Treva Louise Taylor
South Coffeyville
Apperson
Death Takes Dr. Rollow
Dr R Herbert Rollow 63 longtime Chanute physician died at Neosho Memorial Hospital from heart disease after a weeklong ailment. Born December 28 1898 at Osborne he trained at KU Medical School 1925 began practice in Thayer moved to Chanute in 1937. Survived by wife two sons a daughter ten grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Monday 2 PM at First Christian Church with Rev La Moine Waldron officiating Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rollow
Osborne
Hill City
Edna King
Wichita
University of Kansas Medical School
Thayer
Chanute
First Christian Church
Alan Rollow
Cooper Rollow
Elmhurst
Franklin F
Janis) Butler
West Branch
Mich
W. N. Woodward
Hutchinson
LaMoine Waldron
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Early Meeting Accident In Hutchinson Injures Brother
Jim Murphy 41 of Chase planned to meet his brother Walter 36 at their mother's Hutchinson home. Jim stopped to inspect roadside. a car driven by Walter struck the parked pickup, crushing his left leg and lacerating his face. Vehicles were demolished.
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Kan
Jim Murphy
Chase
Walter
Jim
Walter Murphy
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