Rusk Outlines China Role in Disarmament Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said U S disarmament experts study bringing Communist China into disarmament schemes. He warned against overoptimism in U S Soviet relations and spoke on Congo, Geneva talks, and cooperation with American states to end tyranny. He noted China timing and broader world domination aims.
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Kennedy seeks tariff on tourist purchases to curb gold drain
President Kennedy urged Congress to cut the foreign goods exemption for American tourists from $500 to $100 to curb the gold drain. He proposed new export, tourism, and foreign-aid policies, plus higher interest payments to foreign governments to attract dollars, while keeping the gold price at $35 and preserving the domestic money reserve.
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Fishel and Nichols Lead Bromelsick Party Group
V C Fishel elected 1961 chairman and Raymond Nichols chosen secretary treasurer at Bromelsick Christmas Party Committee meeting to reorganize for 1961. The group includes Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and 4 H clubs supporting the late Alfred E Bromelsick estate funds.
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Stamp Club Planned In Community Building Meeting
A stamp club will be organized at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the basement of the Community Building. The Recreation Commission sponsors the group and anyone interested may attend.
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Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Overbrook
William F. Yahn 83 of 846 R J St Lawrence died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Retired carpenter. Survived by daughters Anna and Lillian and son Henry Yahn. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Cooper War ren Mortuary. Wilson R Coffman 70 of Overbrook died at Topeka Veterans Hospital. Burial at Overbrook Cemetery after funeral at Overbrook Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Willa Jean Neal and three sons Wilson R Coffman Jr Vincent Coffman, and brothers Ross Joseph Lloyd Coffman.
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Houston
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Morris 74 of Lawrence died at Memorial Hospital
Anderson Morris 74 of 1445 aura Ave died Sunday morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born March 27 1886 in Mountain Home Arkansas he worked 38 years with the Douglas County bridge crew before retiring. Survived by widow Lena Morris a son Archie Morris two daughters Irene Hodson and Mary Martin nine grandchildren. Royal Arch meeting Feb 7 7 30 p m Lawrence Chapter No 4 and American Legion meeting at New City Building later that night.
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Honored Graduate Dr. Elias Sellards Dies at 85
Dr Elias Howard Sellards a KU graduate famed Texas University paleontologist and anthropologist died Saturday in Austin Texas at 85 Born May 2 1875 in Carter City Kentucky he studied at Kansas Yale and earned a PhD at Yale in 1903 He led the Florida state geology bureau 1907 1918 later directed the Texas University Bureau of Economic Geology and served as director emeritus after 1945 Mrs Sellards died in 1953.
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Salvation Army to Issue Services Report at Dinner
The Salvation Army will present its first annual services report at the February 20 advisory board dinner at the Eldridge Hotel. Capt. Earl Palsley said the public should see how contributions are used, with Major Earl Stubbs of Kansas City as guest speaker.
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Eudora Baby Clinic Set for Wednesday City Hall
The Eudora Well Baby Clinic will be held Wednesday at Eudora City Hall for preschool children from 9 30 to 10 30 a m The notice appears in the Rumsey Funeral Home advertisement with VI3 5111 contact.
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Bailey Co employees decline raise to protect jobs
Cleveland Bailey Co department store workers voted to forgo a negotiated 3 50 weekly raise and accept a 1 weekly raise instead effective Feb 1 reducing potential job cuts. Union officials cited the move as pro community and favorable to the store’s Cleveland operation amid plans from Century Food Markets Co to keep Bailey’s profitable locally. The average hourly wage at the time was about 1 10 with commissions for some sales staff.
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Memorial Hospital Births Roundup in Topeka and Nearby
A hospital birth roundup lists names and addresses of new babies and parents from Memorial Hospital and area homes. Entries include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bantuyl and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hirsch, with dates noted as Saturday and today.
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Ohio
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Tonpanoxie
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Maple Lane
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Opatija A Ancient Seaside Favorite Through Ages
Opatija in Yugoslavia has drawn Geeks Romans and Venetians as a favored seaside resort for over 2500 years, highlighting its long cultural appeal and historic charm as a coastal retreat.
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Mouse Launching Delayed by Weather in Topeka
AP report from Topeka says bad weather postponed a planned live mouse launch in an eight foot rocket. Terry Babb, 17, aims to seek FAA approval to attempt February 12 or 19. Four Seaman High students had planned a 1000 foot ascent if clouds were 1500 feet or higher.
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Pro-West Forces Break Rebel Hold at Laos Junction
Government forces push along the Vientiane Luang Prabang road driving rebels from the key junction near Phou Khoun 40 miles south of Luang Prabang. Artillery fire remains a threat as both sides claim gains and casualties from mines and booby traps.
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John Deere Day attracts farmers to Deems Farm event
More than 1 000 area farmers and families are expected for John Deere Day at Deems Farm Equipment on East 23rd Street Tuesday. Lloyd Deems notes lunch at 11 30 and a Deere film at 1 00 at Granada Theater tracing Deere history amid Kansas centennial celebrations. Tractors and New Generation of Power gear will be on display.
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Truck Wreck on Turnpike Near Lawrence injures no one
Donald M. Herring age 20 of Thomas, Oklahoma escaped injury when the hitch on his tractor-trailer broke causing the trailer to overturn on the Kansas Turnpike one mile east of the East Lawrence interchange. Trailer damage was estimated at 200 dollars.
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Two-Volume Portrait Gallery Set Given Library
Miss Jennie Watt presented a two-volume set of National Portrait Gallery of Eminent Americans to Lawrence Public Free Library. The works edited by Evert A. Duyckinck honor 19th century orators, statesmen, Navy officers, jurists, and authors with portraits by Alonzo Chappel.
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Soldier's car jumps curb hits Griff's bar
A Ft. Riley soldier Donald Schulman 21 said his car was in reverse when he started moving Sunday and unintentionally jumped the curb striking Griff's Bruger Bar at 1618 W 23rd St. Five panels were damaged with repair costs about 450 dollars. no injuries reported.
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Kennedy names Gavin ambassador to Paris
President Kennedy selects James M. Gavin as U.S. ambassador to Paris. The 53 year old retired Army lieutenant general awaits formal clearance by the French government.
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News editor dies in Blanco Texas obituary
Olin W. Archer former city editor of the San Antonio Express and Oklahoma City Oklahoman died Saturday at his Blanco home. A native of Illinois he retired last spring from the Rochester Times Union where he had been an editorial writer for 18 years. Age unavailable.
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Salary Increase For Kansas Highway Patrol Proposed
The Kansas House considers raising patrol pay and expanding the force. Rep. Ralph E. Skoog proposes boosting assistant superinten dent pay to 600 a month and raises for most officers, increasing trooper numbers from 175 to 225. He wants five other pay changes and a higher superintendent cap.
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Kennedy eyes five year foreign aid plan to share burden
Senator Mansfield says President Kennedy may seek authorization for a five year foreign aid program. The plan would stress development loans and technical aid for newly independent nations, with a likely cutback in military aid and greater Western European and Japanese participation. He expects no bigger than Eisenhower’s 4 billion dollar request and urges long range budgeting to attract allies.
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Kennedy Proposes Unemployment Insurance and Aid for Dependents
President Kennedy sent Congress a bill to reinstate unemployment insurance for those whose benefits have run out and another bill to authorize aid to dependent children of the unemployed. The submissions meet pledges made in multiple messages to Congress.
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Old American Life Insurance Ad Seeks Mail Applications
Reader urged to mail for a $1,000 final expense policy from Old American Insurance Co of Kansas City Missouri. Send name, address, and year of birth to 4900 Oak Dept L215B, Kansas City, Mo.
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