Macmillan Optimistic On Skybolt Talks In Bahamas
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sails to the Bahamas for talks with President Kennedy amid U S Britain and French plans on nuclear deterrence The Skybolt missile dominates the agenda as Britain fears losing an independent deterrent without a substitute The discussions follow a Paris meeting with Charles de Gaulle and touch on East West tensions and nuclear tests.
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Harold Macmillan
Bahamas
Kennedy
Cuba
Macmillan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Britain
France
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy sees Rockefeller as likely 1964 rival
President Kennedy indicated Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will be his opponent in 1964. At a New York Economic Club address he cited higher New York unemployment versus the nation and contrasted Rockefeller’s claims on unemployment and personal income growth with his own.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
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National Association of Manufacturers
Rockefeller
New York State
Car Fumes Fatal To Two In Ottawa
In Ottawa county a young mechanic Clarence Kirkland 23 Princeton Kansas and Judith Herschell 21 of Ottawa were found dead in a parked car from carbon monoxide poisoning. They apparently died while sleeping with the girl in the front seat and the man in the rear. An exhaust leak near the muffler was being checked by the sheriff’s office.
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Joe Ferns
Clarence Kirkland
Princeton
Kan
Judy Herschell
Ferns
Sheriff's Office
Northeast Kansas Temperature Readings Continue Mild
Weather forecast notes continued warm, mild conditions in Northeast Kansas with low temperatures from 35 to 3? and a Tuesday high. Readings indicate gradual warming trends across the region.
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Two Alcatraz Escapes End With Mixed Fates
Two bank robbers escaped from Alcatraz on Sunday night. John Paul Scott reached the mainland after a three mile swim aided by homemade water wings but collapsed. Dave Dee Parker quit after about 100 yards in the icy 64 degree waters near San Francisco.
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Alcatraz
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John Paul Scott
Leitchfield
Army
Letterman General Hospital
Scott
Dave Dee Parker
Canton
Ohio
Winter Warmth Continues Amid Record Challenge
Lawrence sees a mid 60s温度 warm spell with today reaching 65 degrees, closing in on the 70 degree record set in 1939. Tonight drops to 30s to 35, then rises again into the 60s Tuesday, with mostly fair skies. Drake's Bakery advertises fresh fudge and divinity as Rumsey Funeral Home and Stover candies appear in ads.
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Lawrence
Anderson backs state research foundation unite efforts
Gov. John Anderson endorsed a proposed statewide research foundation to coordinate University of Kansas Kansas State University and Kansas University Medical Center resources. The plan, tied to economic development, could be ready for lawmakers after the Jan. 8 session opens, with specifics pending separate recommendations.
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Board of Regents
University of Kansas
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Anderson
Kansas
Communist Party Convicted in Unregistered Agent Case
The Communist party was found guilty of failing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union. Judge Alexander Holtzoff imposed the maximum $126,000 fine immediately after a jury of eight women and four men delivered a verdict following 35 minutes of deliberation.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Alexander Holtzoff
County Commission Eyes Outside firm for County Re appraisal
Douglas County considers hiring an outside organization to conduct a full real estate re appraisal to equalize tax values. Three firms interviewed. no contract yet. Estimated cost near 100000 with 60000 from mill levy. Project could take 18 months to two years.
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Journal-World
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Qousdahl
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Lawrence
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Booth
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Jefferson
Atchison
Note
Three KU Proposals Approved at Big Eight Meet
The Big Eight Student Government Conference approved three Kansas University proposals at its Columbia Missouri meeting. They include a College Bowl program, a conference wide concert committee, and a campus Peace Corps committee. Oklahoma University rejected one proposal. A People to People session discussed expanding PTP at the eight schools and next summer projects were announced by Bill Dawson. Kentucky Fried Chicken, Big Buy. -Adv
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Kansas University
Columbia
Missouri
Oklahoma University
Reuben McCormack
Abilene
PTP
PFP
Bill Dawson
Kansas City
Shopper Sprees Bring Grins From Lawrence Merchants
Lawrence merchants report a Christmas buying surge Saturday with sales up 13 to 20 percent over last year and some stores forecasting as much as a 30 percent rise. Out of town shoppers, including KU students, helped push totals while shops like Hillcrest Hardware and Montgomery Ward noted strong demand for washers, dryers, and freezers.
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Journal-World
Bill Brewer
Furniture Mart
Jim Schubert
Jay Shappe
Schubert
Lawrence
Kansas University
W. D. Forbis
Montgomery Wards
Kansas City
Summerfield Scholarships A Legacy At University Of Kansas
The Summerfield Scholarships at the University of Kansas were established by Solon E. Summerfield to aid Kansas youths in obtaining higher education. The program features need based stipends, four year renewable awards, and annual scholar colloquia. Since 1929 nearly 400 scholars from 129 Kansas high schools have graduated, with many achieving Phi Beta Kappa honors and other national distinctions.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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