U S Pressed Over Soviet Reply to Kennedy Postpone Request
U S officials voiced puzzlement over Moscow's lack of reply to President Kennedy's request to delay the Geneva talks on the test ban. Kennedy announced January 25 a postponement to March 2, with Britain agreeing. Moscow's reaction remains unclear as Geneva recess continues and Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin and aides have not appeared.
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Kovanedy
Geneva
Kennedy
Britain
U.S
Moscow
Semyon Tsarapkin
United States
Deaths-Funeral notice for Oscar B. Shuck 80 Baldwin Route 2
Oscar B. Shuck 80 of Route 2 Baldwin died Friday at home. Lifelong Douglas County resident. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home John W Beerhly in charge. Burial Pleasant Grove Flory Cemetery. Survived by wife Gertrude, three sons Charles Shuck Lawrence Lloyd Shuck Route 2 Baldwin Byron Shuck Route 4 Ottawa, daughter Evelyn Wray Route 2, two brothers Clarence Shuck Torrence Calif Earl Shuck Oxnard Calif, one grandchild and seven great grandchildren.
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Oscar Bb. Shuck
Baldwin
Douglas County
Rumsey
John W. Beerhly
Pleasant Grove
Flory
Gertrude Shuck
Charles Shuck
Lawrence
Lloyd Shuck
Byron Shuck
Ottawa
Evelyn Wray
Child Injured in Car Accident Involving DeGarmo Family
Two year old Kimberly DeGarmo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray G DeGarmo of Stouffer Place, was treated and released from the Medical Arts Center after a freak car accident at home. Police said the engine was running when the girl shifted into gear and the car rolled into a parked vehicle driven by Norman L Bresel of Stouffer Place causing $150 damage to Bresel’s car and minor damage to the DeGarmo vehicle.
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Kimberly DeGarmo
Ray G. DeGarmo
Stouffer Place
Medical Arts Center
DeGarmo
Kansas University
Norman L. Bresel
Bresel
Chinese Students to Hold New Year Dinner at KU
Fifty Chinese students at Kansas University will hold an annual New Year's dinner at 6 30 tonight in the Community Building. They form the largest foreign student group studying at KU.
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Kansas University
West Germany Draws American Business Amid Economic Shifts
The American Chamber of Commerce in Germany reports rapid U S expansion into West Germany with new subsidiaries every three weeks over two years as U S investment shifts amid home recession concerns. Americans hold a major stake in Germany’s foreign capital, employing about half a million workers at low wages and shaping Europe’s investment landscape.
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U.S
American Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Europe
Washington
Mannesmann Holding Corporation
West Germany
United States
Federal Republic
Britain
Netherlands
Red Cross Board to Meet in Lawrence Monday
Douglas County Red Cross Board of Directors will convene at 4 p m Monday in the Community Building classroom. Chairman JA McFarland says board members shape and implement local Red Cross policies and programs making attendance crucial.
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Douglas County Red Cross Board of Directors
JA. McFarland
McFarland
Red Cross
Mcbarland
Jewish Leader to Visit Baker University Campus
Levitas director of Religious Education at Temple Bnai Jehudah Kansas City Mo will visit Tuesday and Wednesday on the Baker University Campus Baldwin. He will hold informal discussion sessions both days and speak at the Wednesday morning chapel. Public invited to attend.
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Irving, Levitas
Temple B’nai Jehudah
Kansas City
Baker University
Baldwin
Censorship Fears Rise From Burke Speech and TV Show Ban
The column notes two recent events stirring editorial concern as potential government censorship. Adm. Burke was asked to rewrite a critical speech and CBS canceled then reinstated a TV program about Soviet spies, sparking worry over limits on free expression in peace time.
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U.S
Naval Operations
CBS
Network
Washington
Russia
Ham balks at metal couch after space flight
Cape Canaveral reports Ham the space chimp balked and screeched when veterinarians tried to place him in a metal couch like the one used on his flight. He calmed, then posed for reporters before returning to Holloman AFB for testing to assess physical and psychological effects on future human astronauts.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ham
Holloman Air Force Base
N. M
Snowstorms Leave Heavy Snow Across Northeast States
Heavy snowfall blanketed multiple states with up to a foot in Pennsylvania and Ohio high flurries, and 25 inches in northeastern West Virginia. Thousands stranded on Brooklyn beltsway, transit disrupted, airports closed, roads drifted, and flights canceled as visibility plummeted.
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West Virginia
Finois
Ohio
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Belt Parkway
Brooklyn
City Transit Authority
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Erie
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Harold Meyer, Mrs. Mary Jo Rich, Julia Ann Wood, and others including doctors Frankie Hutchins and Clarence McGoldrick. Dismissals include Mrs. Mary Tuley and Mrs. Anawake Taylor. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rich, a son born Friday.
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Harold Meyer
Mary Jo Rich
Kasold Dr
Julia Ann Wood
Frankie Hutchins
Baldwin
Clarence McGoldrick
Sunflower
Mary Tuley
Anawake Taylor
Wayne Rich
Kansas Solons Nominate Service Academy Applicants
Kansas Republicans Sen. Andrew F Schoeppel and Rep. Garner Shriver announced nominations for service academies. Schoeppel named Naval Academy contenders from multiple cities for principal and alternate slots, Air Force and Merchant Marine openings, plus a separate Military Academy slate. Shriver added tentative lists for Naval, Military, and Air Force opportunities with several Wichita and regional candidates seeking vacancies.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Garner Shriver
Kansas
Schoeppel
Naval Academy
Ted Holley
Independence
Charles L. Hemmingway
Dodge City
Jon Lyn Neary
Wichita
Michael Connaughton
Protection
Michael Keogh II
Phillipsburg
John O. Dalke
McPherson
Donald L. Tu
Calvin Douglas Showalter
Hutchinson
Verle Ray Cunningham
Scott City
Shriver
Military Academy
Joseph Bertram Sellers
Bruce R. Marshall
Emporia
John K
Swensson
Leland J. Pledger
Chapman
Hugh W. Gillis
Arthur F. Millard
Thomas A. Hall
William R. Miller
Henry B. Jameson, Jr
Abilene
Air Force Academy
Charles M. Barr
el Dorado
John T. Frederiksen
Larry K. Sanborn
Junction City
Richard J. Ward
Charles C. Porter
Viola
Lawrence W. Craft
Council Grove
Ronald C. Hoover
Harold P
Trinity Lutheran Plans Area Meetings Sunday
Trinity Lutheran Church in Lawrence hosts the Lay Evangelism School for the Southeast Conference of the Central States Synod on Sunday from 2 45 p m to 8 p m More than 100 attendees are expected with a hymn sing at 2 45 p m organist Homer Frank and Pastor Merle Moebus leading A dinner at 6 p m will be served with ULCW volunteers assisting Organist Mrs Ray Warner closes the devotions William F Most D D pastor of Faith Lutheran Prairie Village chairs the school
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United Lutheran Church Women
Luther
ULCW
Ray Warner
William F. Most
Faith
Lutheran Church of Prairie Village
Brazilian captain surrenders Santa Maria to Portugal
The Santa Maria, seized by rebels in the Caribbean on January 22, was handed to Portugal by President Quadros to avoid a Brazil Portugal jurisdiction fight. Owners urge captain Mario Simoes Maia to file charges against Galvao for homicide robbery and depriving passengers of liberty.
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Galvao
Santa Maria
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Hase Galvao
Mario Simoes Maia
Caribbean
Rebels Yield Santa Maria After Naval Standoff
The rebel chief aged 65 surrendered the Santa Maria after ferrying crew and passengers to Recife homes. Ship owners in Lisbon were ordered to pay fare to Florida for the Americans while Portuguese warships held vigil in the Atlantic.
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U.S
Recife
Lisbon
Florida
Santa Maria
Atlantic
Jack Byrd May Get KCC Post
Gov. John Anderson is expected to reappoint Richard C. Jack Byrd to the Kansas Corporation Commission to replace J. Robert Wilson whose term expires March 20. Byrd, an Ottawa Republican, served on a day to day basis after leaving the KCC December 9 when Alvin Grauerholz was named. Senate confirmation of Grauerholz remains uncertain and a Democrat must be retained on the commission. The piece notes possible resignations and bi partisan requirements amid speculation on Docking appointees.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Richard C
Jack) Byrd
Ottawa Republican
Kansas Corporation Commission
Byrd
KCC
George Docking
Alvin F. Grauerholz
Coffeyville Republican
J. Robert Wilson
Meade Democrat
Wilson
Docking
Marion Beatty
Shawnee County District Court
Grauerholz
Senate
Harry Wiles
St. John Democrat
Wiles
Federal Communications Commission
ECC
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