Terrorists Stage Anti-US Attacks In Caracas
In Caracas anti American terrorists stepped up bombing and gunpoint assaults while most residents continued business as usual. President Kennedy planned an overnight stay and officials expected thousands to greet him despite fears of a riot during his visit.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Radio Caracas
Deaf judge dismissed after failing to respond in court
Samuel M. Shirk, 71, a retired postmaster from Denver, Pennsylvania, who had been sitting as a judge for a week, was dismissed by a Lancaster, Pennsylvania judge Thursday due to deafness after participating in three trials. A lawyer noted Shirk did not respond when his name was called.
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Lancaster, Pa
Samuel M. Shirk
Denver
Shirk
Cities Service Gas Raise Is Sliced by FPC
The Federal Power Commission staff and Cities Service Gas Co agreed on a compromise raising wholesale natural gas rates by about 4.5 million dollars annually for 68 utility customers in Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas. The deal would raise most residential bills by roughly 35 to 40 cents monthly and may be filed for FPC approval with Dec 23 effective date.
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Washington
Cities Service Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Cities Service
Gas Service Co
Kansas City
Cities
Kansas Public Service Co
KPS
L. C. DeMoss
DeMoss
Flu Strikes Metropolitan St. Louis Schools Hard
Missouri and Illinois flu outbreak reaches St. Louis metro area with high pupil absences. Schools report about one third of students out while Potosi and Lutesville areas close as researchers seek virus ID. Public Health Service notes few prior epidemics outside Alaska.
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Missouri
Illinois
Washington
Potosi
Lutesville
Wolf Lake
U.S. Public Health Service
Alaska
Senator Schoeppel unchanged in Bethesda condition
An aide said Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas remains in satisfactory condition at Bethesda Naval Hospital after entering last week for intra abdominal neoplasm treatment. No special therapy is being required.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Rkan
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Schoeppel
Mortician Criticism Isn't Justified, Group Is Told
Kansas University Mortuary Science head Paul Keenan tells Kiwanis audience that criticism of funeral directors is unfounded and that modern grief therapy and cultural duties justify the profession. He notes unscrupulous morticians exist but are not representative. grief handling aids mental health. Guests at luncheon included Oh Boon Tat and Bill Howard. Don Kufahl was initiated into the club.
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Paul Keenan
Department of Mortuary Science
Kansas University
Kiwanians
Keenan
Oh Boon Tat
Malaya
Bill Howard
Paul Roofe
Lyman Kirk
Don Kufahl
Jack Landrith
Police flee to West Berlin after border chase
Three East German policemen and two military border guards all armed and uniformed escaped into West Berlin on Thursday night, despite pursuit by authorities.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Kansan devises own fire alarm system
Joe R. Kramer in Kansas City uses inch long firecrackers as a home fire alarm. He keeps one staple above the bedroom door to trigger when a gas stove overheats, aiming to wake himself before a fire reaches the door. He says the bangs wake him as needed after reading about home fire deaths.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joe R. Kramer
Kramer
Doctor John J. Bittner Dies at 57 in Minneapolis
Dr. John J. Bittner, 57, a nationally recognized cancer researcher at the University of Minnesota, died Thursday of a heart attack.
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Minneapolis
John J. Bittner
University of Minnesota
Men Are Like Steel Tempered by Self-Control
A reflective proverb notes that men resemble steel and lose value when anger takes hold. The statement emphasizes the importance of temperance and restraint in character.
Capitol Veto Blocks Delaware Death Penalty Bill
Governor Elbert N. Carvel vetoed a bill that would reestablish capital punishment in Delaware. The action ends efforts to revive the death penalty in the state.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Elbert N. Carvel
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