Gromyko Presses Disarmament At U N Summit Talks
In a General Assembly address Anrei A Gromyko pledged Soviet full support for U N actions to ease tensions while opposing Western Viet Nam Congo and multilateral nuclear force plans He backed a heads of state meeting to ban nuclear weapons and urged adherence to the U N Charter in peacekeeping funding disputes.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N
Viet Nam
Congo
Andrei A. Gromyko
General Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
Stevenson
Germany
Red China
Cairo
United Nations
Wrong Marks Chosen
Police arrest two men on a Chicago subway for shoving and swearing in a dispute over pickpocketing attempts. Both men have records as pickpockets. the incident occurred Friday on the train.
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Chicago
Berkeley Sit-In Demands Prompt New Plan For Peace
Hundreds of University of California students involved in a sit-in were warned by Municipal Judge Rupert Crittenden that the charges may have serious lifelong consequences. The mass arraignment for 768 arrested protesters was postponed to Monday for defense preparation as Berkeley officials unveil a council-backed peace proposal to restore order on the 27,400-student campus.
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Berkeley, Calif
University of California
Berkeley
Rupert Crittenden
South
San Francisco Bay Area
Sproul Hall
Crittenden
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Robert A. Scalapino
Ice Storm Deaths, Power Outages Strain New York Towns
In Schenectady and surrounding counties a severe ice storm leaves about 40,000 customers without power as temperatures dip to 10 below. Three deaths are attributed to the weekend storm while schools and churches serve as emergency centers for evacuees. Governor Rockefeller tours centers and warns the disaster is severe.
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Schenectady
N.Y
New York
Albany
Glens Falls
Amsterdam-Gloversville
Weather Bureau
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Schenectady Area
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Power Company
Talks Between Taylor and Huong Open Bombing Plans
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor and South Vietnamese Premier Tran Van Huong began planning talks in Saigon seen as paving the way for bombing Viet Cong supply lines in Laos. No announcements were expected as discussions continued. The same day, South Vietnamese forces claimed a major nine hour victory on the Ca Mau Peninsula with 115 Viet Cong killed at Tan Lac village.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Laos
Taylor
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
Ca Mau
Tan Lac
Weather Outlook For Lawrence As Snow Melts In Mild Temperatures
Partly sunny and warmer conditions in Lawrence reduce snow piles as the U S Weather Bureau topeka forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday. Light westerly winds and moderating temperatures expected with tonight near 20 and Tuesday high near 40. Sunday’s high 26 and low 17 with 11:30 p m minimum. Saturday 28 and 4. All time high 68 in 1946 and low 4 in 1950.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Lawrence
Supreme Court declines to rule on desegregation near military bases
The Supreme Court refused to hear DOJ efforts to desegregate public schools near military installations in Alabama and Mississippi. The appeal followed a New Orleans circuit court ruling that argued war powers could block school boards from racial segregation of children of armed forces members and civilian military workers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Alabama
Misssissippi
Department
High Tribunal
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Newton Attorney To Speak During Teacher Session
Newton attorney and Polish refugee Richard F. Hrdlicka will address an in service training session for Lawrence public school teachers at 3 30 p m Tuesday in Lawrence High School. The speech on American ism is sponsored by the Lawrence Education Association to improve teaching in the system. Lawrence public school students will be dismissed at 3 p m Tuesday so teachers can attend. Teachers are urged and expected to attend according to Assistant Superintendent Lloyd Schurr.
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Richard F. Hrdlicka
Newton
Lawrence
Lawrence Education Associa
LEA
Roy Cropp
Supt
Lloyd Schurr
Dents
Becky Owen
Lance Williams
LHS
Leavenworth
Melvin Wyler
Pearl Harbor Quiet Day of Infamy Remembered
Pearl Harbor Day honors the 23rd anniversary of the 1941 attack. The scene at Pearl Harbor Hawaii shows an oil slick and flowers atop the harbor as veterans visit the Arizona memorial. Many ships were sunk or damaged and thousands were killed or injured in the attack.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
U.S
Ford Island
Harbor
Oahu
Pearl
White Memorial
Arizona
Benet
Arizona Remains Commissioned as Its Legacy Returns
Observers arrive in small groups to honor the USS Arizona as the Navy shuttleboat ferries people to the memorial. The rusted superstructure still protrudes from Pearl Harbor waters with occasional oil bubbles surfacing. The flag flies over the ship, marking it as a commissioned vessel 23 years after the U.S. entered World War II.
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Arizona
U.S
United States
Private Arrangement Office at Rumsey Funeral Home
Announcement from Rumsey Funeral Home indicates a private arrangement office location at VI 8 5111 for arranging services. Details on times or services are not provided in the fragment.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence High Debaters Lead Weekend Tournament Win
Lawrence High School debaters took first place at the Leavenworth novice tournament defeating 70 teams from 25 schools. Jim Collinson and Steve Thurston led the team with a 4 0 record, beating Atchison in the semi finals and Highland Park Topeka in the finals.
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Steve Thurston
Almira
Jim Collinson
Maine
Lawrence High School
Leavenworth
Lawrence High
Leavenworth High
LHS
Kansas
Missouri
Atchison
Highland Park
Topeka
Grenier resigns as RNC executive director amid party shakeup
John Grenier resigns from the Republican National Committee effective December 31 1964 after pressure from the Republican Governors Association following Barry Goldwater's November landslide defeat. Dean Burch accepts the resignation with deep regret amid calls for leadership changes. In Denver the governors discussed Burch's possible exit as part of the upheaval.
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Washington
John Grenier
Republican National Committee
GOP
Dean Burch
Republican Governors’ Association
National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Burch
Grenier
Denver
Two Lawrence Businesses Entered Without Loss Found
Over the weekend the Gill Agency at 901 Tenn. St and Moderngas Inc. at 509 E. 23rd St were entered. Detectives said Gill Agency was ransacked with papers left strewn about while nothing appeared stolen from either site.
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Lawrence
Gill Agency
Tenn. St
Moderngas Inc
E. 23Rd St
Gill
6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color Service
Hixons at 721 Mass offers six hour photo finishing and rapid color service to patrons seeking quick processing and high quality results. Customers can drop off film and receive developed prints with fast turnaround and reliable color accuracy.
Vandals Target Small Cars In Lawrence Neighborhood
Automobile minded vandals in southwest Lawrence overturned seven small foreign cars and damaged tires and antennas late Saturday night or Sunday morning. Four Volkswagens and other makes were affected. no major damage or theft reported and owners learned of the events Sunday.
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Lawrence
Renault
Wayne Holmes
Hillview
Doris Rantucci
la. St
Arthur
Mariner 4 Mission Heads Toward Mars
In Pasadena California a Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist says Mariner 4 will maintain its smooth cruise toward Mars and hopes the pattern continues until July.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 4
Mars
British Envoy Lord Harlech to Visit KU Campus
Lord Harlech British ambassador to the United States will visit Kansas University Friday hosting a KU luncheon in the Kansas Union at 12 30 p m sponsored by the English Speaking Union He will also address KU students from Commonwealth nations and attend a 2 30 p m reception in the Union Big Eight Room Other invited faculty and the Journal World publisher Dolph Simmons Jr will be present The visit follows a dinner in Kansas City and a conference with President Johnson.
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Lord Harlech
United States
Kansas University
James Surface
W. Clarke Wescoe
Topeka
James Bibb
Surface
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Kansas City
Union
David Ormsby- Gore
Johnson
Charlton Hinman
Aldon Bell
Frank King
Walter Sandelius
Henry Snyder
William Paden
John Neale
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Francis Heller
Dolph Simons Jr
Journal-World
Family of Four Dead in Wilson Train Collision
A family of four from Wilson Kansas died when their car collided with the Portland Rose passenger train at a crossing near Wilson’s main street. The deceased are Mr and Mrs Ernest Gallart and their two young children.
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Wilson, Kan
Union Pacific
Portland Rose
Wilson
Earnest Gallart
Weather: Northeast Kansas cloudy to partly cloudy through Tuesday
The forecast covers the Northeast Kansas area with cloudy to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday and light west winds tonight. Temperatures ease slowly with a low near 20 tonight and a high around 40 on Tuesday.
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Kansas
Carpet Looms Ad By Mohawk LaVilla Fair-Adv
Gene Doane promotes himself as your insurance agent in a Fair-Adv advertisement for Mohawk LaVilla carpets. The ad emphasizes personal service and local shopping.
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LaVilla Fair
Gene Doane
Adv
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Howard Hughes
Trans World Airlines
TWA
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Hughes Tool Co
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