Erie Students at Meet Held by local Kayettes and Kays
Erie students and officers of the Kay and Kayette organizations attended a conference in Coffeyville Tuesday with sponsors Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs. Virgil Moody and Harvey Grundman. Mary Jo Moody and Benny Peak lead the Kayettes and Kays respectively.
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Mary Smith
Virgil Moody
Harvey Grundman
Mary Jo Moody
Kayettes
Benny Peak
Kays
Larry Bryan
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E. C. Bryan
Neil Aterbury
Joplin
William H. Davis
Cherryvale
Sheldon Davis
Santa Ana
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Ann Wheelock
Ann Bass
Kansas City
John Bass
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kansas Votes In Congress
Washington AP reports Kansas members’ voting on recent Senate rolls. Key votes include amendments to reduce vocational education funding and fast passage of related education bills. Republicans Carlson Pearson and Dole supported education measures. Ellsworth did not vote on several items. notable party lines appear on civil rights and milk marketing provisions.
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Kansas
Congress
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Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carlson
R. Pearson
Civil Rights Commission
Avery
Dole
Shriver
Shubitz
Ellsworth
Skubitz
Three-Year-Old Boy Killed in Wichita Neighborhood
AP reports three-year-old Michael B. Storey died after a car struck him in front of his home just south of Wichita city limits. The driver was 18-year-old Delma Calvin, a neighbor. It marked Sedgwick County's ninth traffic fatality of 1963.
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Michael B. Storey
Michael
Tarrant Storey
Delma Calvin
Sedgwick
New Industry Helps Smokers Quit In New York
A new industry grows to assist quitting smoking as medical links to cancer push demand for cessation aids. Books and drugs stores stock quit guides and products like Nibokian Ban-Smoke Bantron No Bacco while tobacco sales rise. Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo experiments with a tobaccoless cigarette and nicotine role, opening an experimental clinic for quitters.
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Compania, Corp
Batavia, Ill
Nobacco
Pharmaceutical Corp
Syracuse
N.Y
Smok
Buffalo
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Laotian Premier Souvanna gains year of decree powers
Global briefs report Laotian assembly extends Premier Souvanna Phouma’s extraordinary decree powers for another year. In Ottawa Pearson’s Liberal government survives two no confidence votes over farm policy with limited impact. In Paris De Gaulle reportedly considers a trip to the United States to meet President Kennedy.
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Vietiane
Laos
Laotian National Assembly
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
Canada
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Kennedy
Alain Peyrefitte
de Gaulle
President on Visit to Paris In May 1961
A U.S. official stated the president plans a Paris visit in May 1961 but emphasized that no date has been set. The remarks indicate discussions are underway without a fixed schedule.
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U.S
Paris
Police round up 60 leftists in Maracaibo over school threats
Police in Maracaibo Venezuela arrested about 60 Communists and leftists accused of attempting to trigger panic in the city’s public school system. The roundup followed Tuesday’s telephone threats to burn school buildings.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Snow falls in Moscow signaling first of season
Moscow reports the season's first snowfall, with light accumulation noted in the city. Weather officials remind residents to prepare for slick roads and colder temperatures ahead.
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Moscow
Maya Indians Play World Series For Keeps
The Maya Indians fought a decisive World Series, and their captain of the defeated team suffered a fatal loss of face as the ruling figure in a stark, historic confrontation.
National Day of Prayer Observed Nationwide
Washington AP President Kennedy called on all Americans to pray for dignity freedom and brotherhood in a proclamation. He planned to visit a Roman Catholic church in Washington to observe and meditate, following last year's stop at St Matthew's Cathedral. Congress established the annual day of prayer in 1952.
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Washington
Kennedy
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Congress
Atlantis Folklore Recalled On Satirical Power Decline
A concise legend recalls Atlantis rising to power and splendor before myth says it sunk beneath the sea, marking the end of a vanished empire. The tale emphasizes ancient grandeur and catastrophic collapse.
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Atlantis
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