Laos Talks Hinge On Coalition Cabinet Draft
In Vientiane the three Laotian princes pressed for a neutral coalition cabinet amid backing from U S Britain and the Soviet Union. Boun Oum demanded tweaks giving his faction key posts while Souvanna Phouma Souphanouvong and Souphanouvong sought a unified list for approval. Western diplomats warned that failure could spark new fighting with international implications.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
U.S
Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Soiphanouvong
Boun Ovum
Savang Vethana
Neon Sananikone
Roun Oum
International Control Commission
Promissory Note Swindle Case Yields Guilty Plea
Samuel Rubin pleaded guilty to three counts of grand larceny in a New York case that enlarged a forged $10,000 note into an $817,000 fraud. He faces sentencing on February 16 with bail set at $5,000. heard about losses to Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. and two other firms, plus stockholder damages.
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NEW York
Samuel Rubin
General Sessions Court
George Postel
Rubin
Asst. Dist. Atty
Leonard Newman
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co
Broadway
38Th St
Pam & Co
Seventh Ave
Cohen-Manheimer Co
W. 30Th St
Atlantic Beach
N.Y
Chemical Bank
District Attorney’s Office
Rockefeller Keeps Door Open for 1964 Nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals a possible 1964 GOP presidential bid while launching a re election campaign focused on his record as governor. He argues voters will back him for four year terms and cites job growth, public works, and education funding as proof of progress.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
L. Judson Morhouse
Bette
Averel Harriman
Theft and Damage At Two New Houses Under Construction
Thefts and damage were reported at two houses being built by March Banks Construction Co. Paste sprayed inside a home on Old Manor Road 1200 block. In the 800 block of Anderson, several electric drop-cords were stolen and a tool shed lock was snapped with no items missing. Separate, Clifford Dean Kells reported chipped glass on a left rear door window of his car on 8th Street near the drainage ditch, possibly from a BB gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchbanks Construction Co
Old Manor Road
Anderson
Cliford Dean Kells
St. John
8Th St
Anglican bishop stabbed during picnic in Grahamstown
In Grahamstown South Africa the Anglican bishop of Bloemfontein Rt Rev Bendysche Burnett aged 47 was stabbed four times while picnicking with his wife. He suffered two leg wounds and two in the stomach. His wife was knocked down and attackers fled as police hunted them.
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Grahamstown
South Africa
Bloemfontein
Bendysche Burnett
Garden City Hospitals Admissions and Births
Daily hospital notices list admissions at St. Catherine and area facilities including Mrs. EB Ford Pierceville William Hollingsworth Ath ens Texas JoAnne Knoll Rt 1 and others Dismissals include Charles Metz Loren Stebe Miller and several with babies born to Polly Brungardt Rosenau Ackley Lindeman and Leighton among listed families Births report a son to Robert Brungartt and a daughter to Elmer Dale Rosenau with birth details.
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Garden City
St. Catherine
EB. J. Ford
Pierceville
William L. Hollingsworth
Athens
Texas
JoAnne Knoll
John A. Pelnar
Holcomb
Richard Paul Franz
St. John
Denzel Alma Johnston
Waugh Wheeler
Ballinger
Robert Brungardt
Coward
Thomas Dean Hardy
Taylor
Frank Thomas Malsom
Anderson
Deane
Viola Webb
Scott City
Rebecca Sue Wewer
Scoti
Elmer Dale Rosenau
St. Catherine Charles
Shirrie L. Gailiart
Thomas Leighton
Rueben Rodriguez
Deerfield
Delia M. Ackley
Eugene
Jack Lindeman
Sublette
Robert Brungartt
N. 8Th
Court Bond Notices and Deeds Published in Local Record
The notice lists bonds posted for driving infractions including minor permits and speeding, with bond amounts. innocent pleas in police court and refunds of bonds. bonds forfeited for multiple defendants. checks with insufficient funds. and warranty deeds transferring parcels of land, including Howard B. Smith to William C. Fraze and Ada M. Wiley to Horace M. Wiley, among others.
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Francis K. Albers
St. John
Kenneth L. Eisner
E. Laurel
Modesto Yturriage
S. 5Th
Verlin Dean Goss
W. Fulton
Charles Milton Anstaett
Taylor
Darrell Wayne Wilks
Wayne Eugene Broady
Stephen Douglas Fansler
Jonas Gene Castleberry
Walter Gay Smithe
Edgar John Neal
Robert Kent Tackett
Dwight R. Brasher
Alex Riffel
Alfred C. Rutledge
Billie Dean Bieghler
Thomas L. Gottschalk
David Arnold Gribble
Howard B. Smith
William C. Fraze
Ada M. Wiley
Horace M. Wiley
Bruno E. Low
Primex Equities Corporation
Stevens Addition
Dreaming in the Abaton of Asclepius Healers
Priests of the Greek healer Asclepius guided patients to sleep in the Abaton, a sacred portico where divine dreams were sought. Those who could not dream were assigned an official dreamer to assist.
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Asclepius
Kansas Adult Education Assn Committee Forming in Lawrence
Herman Beringer recreation director serves on the association membership committee. The seven member group will meet for the first time at Lawrence High School on January 16 with Martin Chapman of Lawrence as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Beringer
Kansas Adult Education Assn
Lawrence High School
Martin Chapman
Lawrence
Concordia Club selects Wolfe as second vice president
Douglas Wolfe, a Garden City junior at the University of Kansas, serves as second vice president for the Concordia Club for the fall semester. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jim W Wolfe of 415 Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Wolfe
Garden City
University of Kansas
Concordia Club
Missouri Synod Lutheran Men's Organization
Jim W. Wolfe
Davis
British Researcher Sees Fallout Having Small Cancer Impact
Dr. Philip R. J. Burch of Leeds, visiting at Oak Ridge, says fallout radiation may only slightly raise cancer incidence. He cites Hiroshima and Nagasaki studies suggesting radiation acts as a trigger or accelerator in vulnerable individuals, likely adding at most 0.04 percent to spontaneous cancers if future testing remains within historical rates.
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Denver
Colo
Philip R. J. Burch
Burch
University of Leeds
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Tarzan Marriage Rumors Stir Downey Library Debates
Rumors claim Tarzan and Jane were never legally married raising school library concerns in Downey. Officials note prior stories about the jungle couple, with producer Happless Lesser and Burroughs aides citing books and films that imply a jungle wedding. Maureen O'Sullivan recalls on screen ceremonies with jungle witnesses.
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Downey
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
Bruce Moore
Downey Unified
Robert L. Ryan
Maureen O’sullivan
Janes
Jane
Johnny Weissmuller
Mansfield Sees a Need and Place for Conservatives
AP reports Senator Mike Mansfield says conservatives have a role but cautions against extreme right positions. In Washington he argues the nation remains on a middle path amid GOP leaders Halleck and Dirksen noting a revival of conservatism could affect next year’s elections. Dirksen backs budget balance with tax caveats and one year tariff talks with escape clauses to shield industries.
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Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Kennedy
Note Identifies Store Bandit in Springfield Robbery
A 19 year old youth died in his family garage with a note naming his brother in law George Ben Edmondson as the bandit who robbed two J C Penny employees during a bank drop and took about 10000 dollars. Edmondson, an ex convict, was arrested in Albuquerque and charged with the robbery.
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Springfield
Gary W. Owen
Ralph H. Thieme
Charles Garner
George Ben Edmondson
J.C. Penny
Edmondson
Albuquerque
N.M
Garner
Owen
William Owen
Every Home Hit by Blast in Small Mountain Town
A series of five explosions at Whitaker Atlas Supply Co. in Sutherland Virginia destroyed or damaged every home in the village. Twenty six people were injured with twenty one treated and released at Norton Hospital and five admitted with serious injuries. The blasts rattled Norton six miles away, shattering plate glass and sending evacuations to protect residents.
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Norton
Sutherland
Whitaker Atlas Supply Co
Norton Hospital
Scarbeck Lawyers Seek Sentence Reduction
Lawyers for Irvin C. Scarbeck a former Foreign Service officer convicted of passing U S secrets to Polish agents have filed a motion asking a reduction of his 30 year prison sentence They call the sentence harsh and unjust Scarbeck who is married and the father of three was convicted two months ago in a trial that highlighted his relationship with Ursula Discher while serving as second secretary to the American Embassy in Warsaw
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Washington
Irvin C. Scarbeck
Foreign Service
U.S
Scarbeck
Ursula Discher
Warsaw
Sublette Woman Mabel Whan Dies at 72
Mrs. Mabel Whan 72 died unexpectedly of a heart attack in an Iola hospital. Born June 5 1889 in Has kell County she lived in Sublette and Meade before returning to Sublette 14 years ago. Survivors include two sons LeRoy and Edwin L Anderson a daughter Elsie Potter in Iola two brothers and two sisters and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Phillips Funeral Home.
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Sublette
Mabel Whan
Iola
Whan
Haskell County
Meade
LeRoy Anderson
Garden City
Edwin L. Anderson
Hutchinson
Elsie Potter
Bill Trahern
Everett Trahern
Kismet
Anna Trahern
Leon Edwards
The
Phillips Funeral Home
Man Charged After Two Car Collision
A local man, Harold Gene Shifler of 619 N. Main, is charged with failure to report an accident and driving with no license after his car struck a parked vehicle in the 1000 block on Theron and fled. Bertram Joseph Vance of 1003 Theron owned the other car. Extensive damage occurred to both vehicles.
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Harold Gene Shifler
N. Main
Theron
Bertram Joseph Vance
Markets Report from Kansas City Local Produce Market
Cattle at 700 head with calves 50, price tests led by choice steers at 25.50 and good at 23.00, cows steady to strong, calves 20.00-23.50, vealers 23.00-26.00, stock steer calves 20.00-24.50, stock heifer calves 22.00-24.00. Hogs 3,000 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady. barrows and gilts 16.50-17.25, sows 14.25-15.25 for 250-400 lb and 13.25-14.25 for 400-600 lb. Sheep 800 head with slaughter lambs and feeders steady. best wool Lambs 16.50-17.00, good to choice 15.50-16.50, falshorn 16.25, ewes 3.50-6.00.
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Kansas City
New York
Mat
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus
Eat
Hamil
Mutual Trust
Nat See
Ser Inc
Nat See Ser Stk
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Putnam Gth
Sel Am Shri
Inc
Valine Inc
Wellington
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Phouma
Coalitin
Phoumi Nesavan
Savang Vathana
Rocky
Lloyd EF. Schroll
Shirley A. Oliver
Legals
Tarz
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sol Lesser
Lesser
Burroughs
Jane Porter
Baltimore
Cyril R. Rothmund
Rothmund
Telegram
Emmett Frisbie
Pearl
Mansfield
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Halleck
Kansas City Livestock
Smithpacking CO. Inc
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