Berlin Briefing Shows U S Plans in Berlin Crisis
Kennedy administration and State Department officials briefed reporters on Berlin and the Cold War outlook. Key figures named include Dean Rusk, Charles Bohlen, Chester Bowles, George Kennan, Roswell Gilpatric, Lyman Lemnitzer, Luther Hodges, and President Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Ment of
Washington
State Department
Dean Rusk
Arthur Dean
U.S
Charles
Chip) Bohlen
Secretary of State
U. S
Soviet Union
Chester Bowles
George Kennan
Yugoslavia
Roswell Gilpatric
Defense
Lyman Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Luther Hodges
Commerce
Loud Singing Sparks Bid to Oust Church Family
In Los Angeles, Rev. Wayne Eurich seeks to remove John Chapman his wife Betty and daughter Connie from the First Baptist Church of Mar Vista after conflicts over singing aloud reading scriptures and conduct during services. A Superior Court injunction bars the Chapmans from church premises while appeals proceed.
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Los Angeles
Wayne A. Eurich
First Baptist Church of
Mar Vista
John H. Chapman
Superior Court
Chapman
Betty
Connie
Eurich
Chapmans
Nudists Award Prize For City Reporter’s Nudist Coverage
Journal-World staffer Bill Farmer known for city hall coverage won The Art Schumann Award for Best Nudist Reportage 1961 after a series on the Midwest Sunbathing Association convention at Sycamore Hollow near Lawrence. He accepted by telephone, blushing at the trophy’s nude motif.
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Journal-World
Bill Farmer
City Hall
Sycamore Hollow
Lawrence
Farmer
California
Local Man Injured In Road Accident Near Lawrence
Freddie Coffman 18 of 736 Mo St suffered critical injuries in a one car crash about 3 AM two miles west of Lawrence on U S 40. His left arm was sheared off and other extensive injuries left him in fair to poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Sister Martha N Hunter 17 injured. passenger Daniel Georgie 20 uninjured. Car demolished after leaving road and striking a utility pole following a dance in Topeka.
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Freddie Coffman
Mo. St
Lawrence
U. S. 40
Gary Whitaker
Coffman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Martha N. Hunter
Daniel Georgie
N.Y. St
Whitaker
Topeka
Robert R. Sturgeon
Nashville
Ind
Theta Sigma Phi
Kansas University
Fraternity For Women In Journalism
Melva Lind
St. Peter
University earns praise in Rosario cultural display
Lawrence Kansas University received special recognition in a Rosario Argentina exhibit part of the USIA program State of the Week in Review. The Rosario paper calls the university one of the highest exponents of university study with its School of Medicine and dedicates more than a quarter of the display to the institution.
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Kansas University
Rosario
Argentina
United States Information Agency
Air Force B47 Crash Kills Two in Colorado Plains
An Air Force B47 bomber crashed in a southeastern Colorado field just after midnight. Two airmen were killed while the other two parachuted to safety with minor injuries near the Arkansas River. The team originated from Davis Monthan AFB Tucson. Survivors were treated at Lamar Hospital and reported in good condition.
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Hasty, Cole
Colorado Plains
John Martin Reservoir
Arkansas River
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Colorado-Kansas
Lowry Afb
Denver
Lamar Hospital
Air Force
Prairie project to preserve Kansas prairie heritage
A proposed national park would preserve the Kansas South Dakota and Indiana prairie. It envisions bison and elk, minimal development, and trails for authentic nature viewing. Hearings in Washington are planned with support from Rep. William Avery and Senators Schoeppel and Carlson.
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Prairie Project
Kansas
South Dakota
Indiana
Washington, D.C
William Avery
House
Andrew Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
Senate
Congress
U.S. Budget Bureau
The
Park Service
National Park System
Learned Hand A Federal Judge With Long Service
Learned Hand, born in 1872 as a member of a colonial stock, dropped his first name, attended Harvard, practiced law in Albany and New York City, and was appointed to the Southern District of New York by President Taft in 1909. He served as a federal judge until retirement, longer than any other in the role.
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NATO
West Germany
Europe
Russia
Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
West
Learned
Harvard
Albany
New York City
New York
William Howard Taft
Local Woman Stabbed in Kitchen Argument
Lucille Becker 36 of 1032 N H St was hospitalized with a knife wound to the throat. James H Graves 38 of 1427 Prairie arrested on a stabbing charge after an argument in the Graves residence kitchen.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lucille Becker
N. H. St
James H. Graves
Prairie
Graves
Bill Cox
Rex Johnson
Ralph King
Jefferson County Budget Sees 1962 Levy Rise to 24.93 Mills
The 1962 Jefferson County Budget totals 2,441,607 dollars an increase of 1.23 mills over the current year. The 1962 levy stands at 24.93 mills compared with 23.70 this year. Taxpayers will pay 24.93 dollars per 1,000 of assessed value next year.
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Jefferson County
Baker University Seeks Bids for New Dormitory
Baker University officials in Baldwin invite bids for a new dormitory to house 148 women students. Wilson and Co of Salina will receive bids and supply specifications. The project, authorized by the Federal Housing and Home Association, Ft Worth, is valued at about $500 000 and is the fifth major Baker building project in five years.
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Baker University
Baldwin
Wilson and Co
Salina Architects
Federal Housing and Home Association
Ft. Worth
Baker
Card of Thanks from the Sinks Family
The William H. Sinks family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards food and kindness after the death of their loved one.
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William H. Sinks
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Journal-World Photo
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