Rusk says U S will not barter West Berlin rights at NATO talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk reassured NATO allies in Paris that the United States will not negotiate away war and access rights in West Berlin. He warned the Soviet Union against any deal that questions Allied troops in the city and stressed unity in the Western camp amidst French reservations. The council is poised to back a U S Britain attempt to advance preliminary talks with the Soviet Union via ambassadors in Moscow and with Andrei Gromyko.
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Miet
Andrei A
Maurice Couve de Murville
East Germany
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China
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Kremlin
Canada
Britain
Paul-Henri Spaak
Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Frank Roberts
Lord Home
Gerhard Schroeder
George W. Ball
Congo
Ball
US Disagrees With Britain On Action in Congo
The United States and Britain differ over timing of a Congo cease fire. Undersecretary George W. Ball says the UN must reach minimum objectives first, while Britain urges an immediate halt. Both sides seek a united Congo with Katanga kept within the country.
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Antoine Gizenga
Moscow
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Mantle Signs 80 000 Pact With Yankees
New York AP Mickey Mantle slugging outfielder for the world champion Yankees signed his 1962 contract today with terms undisclosed but estimated at 80 000 a year an increase of 5 000 over last season Roy Hamey compared Mantles salary to Ruth noting Ruth once earned 80 000 a year and said negotiations would begin Thursday with Roger Maris who may seek a similar figure Maris expected to aim for 65 000 to 70 000.
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Hamey
Roger Maris
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Maris
Harvest Delays Hit Douglas County Farmers
Douglas County farmers face another harvest delay as six inches of snow and subzero cold keep fields idle for days. About 25 percent of soybeans remain, with only half the corn and milo harvested. Officials note limited damage but warn weather will extend losses.
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Deal Six
Unemployed Man Arrested in $500000 Art Theft Case
The FBI says Ralph Charlton Hobbs, 45, of Beaver Falls, Pa., was arrested on charges of interstate transportation of stolen property tied to the July theft of contemporary paintings valued over $500,000 from a Whitehall suburb home.
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FBI
Whitehall
B. C. Brown
Ralph Charlton Hobbs
Beaver Falls
Rumsey Funeral Home Ownership Update
Fred and Oscar Rumsey are listed as owners of Rumsey Funeral Home with VI3-5111 contact.
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Fred
Oscar Rumsey
Rumney Funeral Home
Gift subscription to the Journal-World offered this season
A Christmas gift possibility that endures year round, a gift subscription to the Journal-World. A free gift card will accompany orders placed with ace Wi 31000.
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U.S. and Soviet Reach Pact on 18 Nation Disarmament Panel
United States and Soviet Union announced agreement on a U N General Assembly resolution creating an 18 nation committee to negotiate disarmament. The group would start talks by March 31 and report progress to the 103 nation disarmament commission by June 1.
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Wheat Bin Splits at Derby Grain Spilling 450000 Bushels
A storage bin at Derby Grain Inc. splits at 6 15 am in sub zero weather spilling 450000 bushels of wheat into Maple Street and blocking a Union Pacific mainline. Managers estimate salvaging cost high and cleanup may take two weeks with rail traffic rerouted and police urged to keep sightseers away.
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Journal-World Photo
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Smart
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Vote on Red China Seated at United Nations Nears End
The General Assembly moved toward final votes on seating Red China as the United States and the Soviet Union prepared to speak again at the debate’s close, signaling the cold war stakes in the UN struggle.
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Soviet Union
Topeka Man Found Dead in Creekside Truck Crash
Dee W. Benander a 36 year old Topeka man was found dead in his overturned pickup in a creek five miles west of Clinton Douglas County authorities said the death likely occurred Tuesday from a broken neck. The Goodyear employee was last known to have hunted quail after quitting work Tuesday. his bird dog was found in a nearby barn. Funeral arrangements are pending Rumsey Funeral Home will handle services. Survivors include wife Gladys two sons Gregory Jeffrey and a daughter Tanny two sisters Leona Ferguson and Vera McArdle three brothers Gene Merle and Ebert.
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Lawrence
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Richland
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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Jeffrey
Tanny
Dewey Benander
Leona Ferguson
Vera McArdle
Gene
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Los Angeles
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Eichmann Seeks no Mercy as Death Sentence Imminent
Israel's Attorney General appeals for the death penalty for Adolf Eichmann, who tells a special tribunal he bears a burden for others and rejects his conviction as deception. The three-member court will decide Friday whether to sentence him to death for genocide.
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Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Europe
Hausner
Wichita Legion challenges KU over World Crisis Day speakers
The Patrick Henry Post No. 144 of Wichita urges a formal Regents investigation into KU World Crisis Day at Hoch Auditorium in Lawrence. They oppose speakers Alexander Fomin of the Soviet Embassy and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. The Legion cites academic irresponsibility and national survival while KU officials offer no comment.
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Thomas Dodd
Barry Goldwater
Record-Setting Cold Grips Lawrence Area Overnight
A brutal cold snap left Lawrence and surrounding Douglas County readings as low as 20 degrees below zero. The official overnight low reached eight degrees below zero at Kansas University, with downtown readings at minus four. Statewide lows tied historical records, and Wakarusa Valley residents reported 20 below. The Lawrence thermometer stopped at zero after 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Dial System Due in Eudora Set for 1:01 a m Sunday
Eudora will gain dial telephone service at 1:01 a m Sunday with John Drake of Lawrence Southwestern Bell leading the change over. No toll calls will be possible between Lawrence and Eudora until the transition, and new local numbers are already assigned. A luncheon with Eudora officials, including Mayor Delbert Adams, will precede a dedication ceremony with staff from Lawrence attending.
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Eudora, Ark
Weather Forecast Northeast Kansas Thaws With Cloudy Areas
Moderate temperatures in the Northeast Kansas region with increasing cloudiness on Thursday. Tonight’s low expected near zero to five above, with Thursday’s high around 25 to 30. Hourly readings show daytime highs near seven and low readings near the prior year. Sunrise at 7:36 and sunset later in the day.
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