Red Chinese denounce critics near purge of party
Tokyo AP reports China blasts party members as bureaucratic and self-satisfied amid hunger and unrest. Editorial in Peiping's People's Daily signals re education and a possible purge of over 12 million CCP members during the National People's Congress session.
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Tokyo
Red China
Chinese Communist Party
Peiping People’s Daily
National People’s Congress
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
China
Two Women Ill After CO Fumes At Lawrence Service Area
Phyllis Carter and Donna Keefer, both from McConnell AFB Wichita, were rushed to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after reports of illness near the Kansas Turnpike Lawrence service area. Doctors treated them in the emergency room and released them. The illness is linked to carbon monoxide fumes from a loose tail pipe on their car.
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McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Phyllis Carter
Donna Keefer
City tax notices urge late declarations. power loss in West Hills
County clerk Delbert Mathia said some Lawrence residents have not declared personal property for assessment. Property declarations are due for those here on Jan 1, with taxes paid before vehicle tags. A Friday half hour power interruption in West Hills will raise load from 4 000 to 12 000 volts to support area growth, with engineers hoping for 10 to 15 years of adequate supply. A resident criticizes the era for a student told to speed to school for fitness class.
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Delbert Mathia
Mathia
West Hills
University Drive
Emery Road
West Campus Road
Austin Stedham
Kansas Power and Light Co
Stedham
KPL
West Junior High to Stage Spring Concert Friday
The WJHS orchestra and choruses present a spring concert at 7 30 p m Friday in the school gym directed by David Boyle with accompanists Kathy Binns Ruth Browne Susan Dunlap and Kathy Maloney. Selections include Bach Handel Holesovsky Rogers Muller and more with combined choruses performing Canticle of Praise and Say It With Music.
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West Junior High School
David Boyle
Kathy Binns
Ruth Browne
Susan Dunlap
Kathy Maloney
Komm
Susser Tod
Jesu
Bach
Elliott
Julius Caesar
Handel-Gordon
Bratislava
Holesovsky
Rodgers-Muller
Schubert
Simeone
Hassler- Bach
Purcell- Lynn
the Green Cathedral
Hahn
Actes
Berlin-Rinnwald
Latham
Jurey
Kennedy Proposes Boat Tax and Recreation Funding Plan
President Kennedy asks Congress for a $5 annual tax on boats 14 to 16 feet and $2 per extra foot plus fees for federal recreation land use and stickers. He cites a land conservation fund to expand public recreation, with expected annual revenues from various sources including gas taxes and land sales.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Honey Fitz
Interior Department
Douglas Aircraft Officials Decry Nike Contract Profits
Douglas Aircraft President Donald W. Douglas Jr accused Senate subcommittee aides of manipulating figures to exaggerate profits on Nike missile contracts. He said the numbers are accurate and that subcontractors did most work, challenging staff calculations showing a 44.3 percent profit across 17 contracts from 1952 to 1961.
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Douglas
Dunne
Washington
Douglas Aircraft Co
Army
Donald W. Douglas Jr
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Douglas Aircraft
Nike
Robert FE. Dunne
Army Plans Major Guard Shakeup and Pentagon Cuts
The 103rd Infantry units in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin face reorganization into six priority National Guard divisions kept at 75 to 80 percent strength about 15 000 total. The 32nd Wisconsin the 49th Texas and others likely to lead calls in Berlin crisis and potential cuts shave Guard by a large share while reducing nondivisional units. The Bell Watson anecdote closes the piece.
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26Th Infantry
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
32Nd Infantry
Wisconsin
49Th Armored
Texas
32Nd
49Th
26Th
Berlin
Congress
Army
U S Rejects Soviet Plan To Criminalize War Propaganda
U S Ambassador Arthur H. Dean told a 17 nation disarmament conference that war propaganda cannot be made a crime worldwide. He argued war propaganda cannot be defined precisely enough for law banning and urged free exchange of views across blocs to reduce it.
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Geneva
United States
America
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Walker accuses real control and communism influence in U S policy
Former general Walker, testifying for the Texas governor race, alleges a "real control apparatus" muzzles militant anti-Communist leadership and uses the United Nations to push a soft-line that cedes sovereignty. He cites figures at the Pentagon, including Walt Rostow and Dean Rusk, as key influencers and calls for named accountability.
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Walker
Barrett
Bartlett
Cuba
Korea
Congo
United Nations
Tower of Babel
Sovreignty
Senate
Internal Securities Subcommittee
Walt Rostow
CIA
Rusk
Rostow
Yarmolinsky
Tt Walker
Communist League
Texas
Lawrence library chief Howard resigns after tenure
Judge Charles Rankin notes need for more finances staff and better facilities as Lawrence faces rapid growth. Howard, former Topeka Public Library head, departs with praise for his service. board has yet to appoint a successor.
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Lawrence
Charles Rankin
Howard
Topeka Public
Family profile of Louisville native with library science degree
The subject is a Louisville native who earned an undergraduate degree from Louisville University and a master of library science from Illinois University. He and his wife, the Howards, have two children Randy aged 10 and Kim aged 5, and they reside at 718 Schwarz Rd.
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Tive
Louisville
Louisville University
Ilinois University
Howards
Randy
Kim
Schwarz Rd
Ratner Seeks Court Halt to Disbarment Actions
Former Gov. Payne Ratner and his son request a temporary restraining order to block disbarment proceedings by Atty. Gen. William Ferguson and the Kansas Board of Law Examiners. Judge Prager set a 9:30 a.m. Friday hearing on the TRO.
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PERA
Payne Ratner
Shawnee County
William Ferguson
Kansas Board of Law Examiners
Ratner
Attorney General
Board
Dist
David Prager
Ratners
Ferguson
Board of Law Examiners
Payne H. Ratner Jr
Kansas
Railroad Interest Taints Board of Law Examiners, Suit Claims
The article claims railroad companies attempted to influence the Board of Law Examiners. It alleges at least four of the five board members are railroad attorneys listed publicly. Defendant Ferguson is connected with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and is said to be unduly influenced by that company.
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Board of Law Examiners
Ferguson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Tornado Safety Guidelines for Immediate Weather Threats
Guidance advises seeking a tornado cellar or basement, staying away from windows, and crouching in a ditch if time limits. In cities head for basements or sturdy interiors, in schools avoid large roofed auditoriums, and at work move to the strongest shelter area. Remain calm and monitor storm warnings.
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Red
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Juneau
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Thomas A. Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
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Dr. Bell
Merle
McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Jack
Ohio Valley
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Gulf
South Atlantic Coast
North
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Plains
Edward
Fast, Hometown Claim Service
Paul Hodgson
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Illnois
Kay Pharmacy
Prescription
Adam Kay
Kay
Raney
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East
Redmans
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