Britain U S Canada seek stronger ties amid political strife
The column notes friction among England Canada and the U S over Diefenbaker De Gaulle and nuclear weapon policy. It urges continued cooperation and restraint, warning against American meddling in Canada and stressing lasting friendship requires give and take.
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England
Canada
U.S
de Gaulle
Britain
Uncle Sam
Diefenbaker
America
Brussels
Italy
France
West Germany
West Europe
Lester Pearson
Parish Education Class At Trinity Lutheran Begins Sunday
Trinity Lutheran Church opens a six week program to introduce new parish education materials across Sunday School Vacation Church School and other programs. The first course Helping Youth and Adults Know the Bible runs 9 15 to 10 am taught by Mrs Richard Biesner. A nursery class session Before You Teach Children runs 10 to 10 45 am taught by Mrs Harold Hamilton. Other courses include Before You Teach Teenagers and Helping Children Worship and Know Doctrine.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
New Lutheran Church In America
Richard Biesner
Harold Hamilton
Muhlenberg Press
Fortress Press
Special Communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM
The note announces a special communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM on Monday February 11 at 6 30 p m with Third Degree work and stated communication at 7 30 p m for visiting brethren.
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Lawrence Lodge No
Burglary At Southern Pit Barbecue Nets Cash and Checks
Police say approximately 350 dollars in cash and 500 dollars in checks were stolen from the Southern Pit Barbecue at 1834 Mass. St. early today. Entry was gained through a rear vent. the burglary was discovered shortly after 11 a.m. A pinball machine was also entered.
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Southern Pit
Mass
Dick Stanwix
Two-Car Crash Damages Estimated at 300 Dollars
At 12 45 p m Friday a two car collision at 6th and Ark streets caused about 300 in damage. Theodore Brown 32 of 1512 West 5th Street and Beverly A Mayer 37 of 924 Schwarz were the drivers. Mrs Mayer s two children Valerie Ann 6 and Lyndon Miles 3 were shaken up but not injured. Brown allegedly tried a turn from an outside lane and struck the Mayer car, police reports show.
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6Th and Ark. Sts
Theodore Brown
W. 5Th St
Beverly A. Mayer
Schwarz
Memorial Hospital Births and Names Across Town
Memorial Hospital records list new births and parents including Mrs. Jaye Benson and baby girl from Stouffer Place Raymond Ingie Baldwin Glennett Aleene Corel Richland Marjorie Norris Deborah Sue Garcia and Helen Elkins with multiple addresses. Also notes several Friday births and resident parents such as Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lee with daughters and a son.
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Jaye Benson
Stouffer Place
Raymond Ingie
Baldwin
Glennett Aleene Corel
Richland
Marjorie L. Norris
Ohio
Deborah Sue. Garcia
Lincoln
Helen Elkins
LeRoy Howard
Jerry D. Taylor
Barker
S. N. Dale Lee
Michael Jamison
Kennedy Hopes Cuba Troop Issue Solved Before Costa Rica Trip
President Kennedy expresses hope Soviet troops will be withdrawn from Cuba by the time he leaves for Costa Rica in mid March. He notes Khrushchev promised withdrawal in due time and says the United States seeks a concrete timeframe through discussions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Costa Rica
U.S
White House
Daniel Oduber
Khrushchev
United States
New Mexico Governor Campbell to Speak at Kansas Dinner
Gov. Jack M. Campbell of New Mexico will headline the Kansas Democrats' Washington Day dinner on February 23 in Topeka. Campbell, a Hutchinson native and Washburn alumnus, defeated Gov. Edwin L. Mechem by about 15,000 votes last fall.
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Topeka
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico
Kansas
Campbell
Georgia Neese Gray
Edwin L. Mechem
Hutchinson
Kan
Washburn University
Lawee DI
Fire damages nine businesses and apartments in Kansas City
Fire and explosion early Friday damaged nine business places and nearby apartments in Southtown. Fire Department Director James Halloran estimates total losses at about 173000 dollars, with Southtown Bowling Lanes taking 130000 dollars in damage, all insured.
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Kansas City
James Halloran
Southtown
University trustees named from Kansas papers list
A roster of trustees and publishers from multiple Kansas newspapers and institutions is cited, including leaders from the Independence Reporter the Parsons Sun the Iola Register the Lawrence Journal World Stauffer Publications and Kansas University. Names include Larry Miller Keith Nitcher Dolph Simons Oscar Stauffer and Wescoe with attendees Paul Allingham Sam Bloom John Montgomery Louis Rothschild and others.
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the Independence Reporter
Larry Miller
Press Association
Topeka
Keith L. Nitcher
Kansas University
Clyde M. Reed
The
Parsons Sun
Jim Reed
American Medical Association
Chicago
Everett Rich
Emporia State College
R. E. Robinson Jr
the St. Marys Star
Dwight Payton
Ellsworth Messenger
Angela Scott
Iola Register
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Journal- World
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Oscar S. Stauffer
Stauffer Publications
Stanley H. Stauffer
Daily Capital and Journal
John H. Stauffer
Kansas City Kansan
Harry Valentine
Clay Center Dispatch
Robert Wellington
Ottawa Herald
W. Clarke Wescoe
Paul Allingham
Atchison Globe
Sam R. Bloom
Dallas
John D. Montgomery
Junction City Union
Louis S. Rothschild
Washington, D.C
Model 29 Testifies in Case Against Manfred Von Linde
Josephine Dixon a 29 year old actress and model testifies she had breast reconstruction surgery for a movie stand in role but it failed leaving a severe infection and a misplaced breast. She sues Dr. Manfred von Linde in a 300000 dollar damage suit while he faces another case over his wife’s 500000 dollar estate. Her testimony references a secret marriage in Connecticut and a reported royal claim later disputed.
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Model
Manfred von Linde
New York (Ap
Josephine Dixon
Miss Dixon
von Linde
Missions Meeting Opens Monday for Central District ALC
The Central District American Missions Conference of the American Lutheran Church will meet Monday to Wednesday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Columbus. Pastors serving congregations formed 1960 to 1962 will attend with twenty two advanced registrations. Speakers include Dr. Philip S. Dybrig Dr. Erwin G. Fritschel and Dr. R A Evenson who lead the Board of American Missions district and parish education respectively.
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Central District
American Missions Conference
American Lutheran Church
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Harvard Rd
United States
Philip S. Dybrig
Minneapolis
Boy Scout Sunday at Centenary Methodist Church
Boy Scout Sunday will be observed at Centenary Methodist Church with two services. Troop 53 will lead the 10:50 a.m. worship and speakers Bob Kolars and Bob Hawkins will deliver messages. A Scoutarama and Court of Honor are planned from 7 to 9 p.m. with demonstrations.
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Centenary Methodist
4Th and Elm Sts
Boy Scouts
Troop 53
Bob Kolars
Bob Hawkins
From KU to Be Honored Feb 19 by ACS members
Two Kansas University chemistry professors Dr A W Davidson and Dr R Q Brewster and retired professor Dr G W Stratton will be honored February 19 at a KU ACS meeting for their service to the American Chemical Society. Presentations will be made by Dr B W Beadle of Midwest Research Institute and Dr James Costello of Chemagro Corp. The three previously chaired the Kansas City section before KU formed its own.
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Kansas University
American Chemical Society
A. W. Davidson
R. Q. Brewster
G. W. Stratton
ACS
B. W. Beadle
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
James
Scouts to Assist in West Side Service Sunday
Troop 55 of West Side Presbyterian Church will assist at the Sunday service on February 10. Eric Palmquist and Dan Moore will hand out bulletins. Ted Burgess Steve McClure and Jeff Sleeper seat the congregation. offering by Pat Miller Ronnie Ball and Lee Hoffman. Carl Hoffman gives call to worship. Steve Wheelhouse responsive reading. Ken Rummer prayer. Duane Sawyer scripture. John Hickock accordion solo. sermon titled A Privilege.
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Troop 55
West Side Presbyterian Church
Eric Palmquist
Dan Moore
Ted Burgess
Steve McClure
Jeff Sleeper
Pat Miller
Ronnie Ball
Lee Hoffman
Carl Hoffman
Steve Wheelhouse
Ken Rummer
Duane Sawyer
John Hickock
Revenooers Raid Cocke County Moonshine Stills
Lawmen from state and federal agencies swarmed Cocke County near Newport after moonshine makers fired on ATU agents. The crackdown toppled 40 stills and dumped 12 500 gallons of mash as 75 agents pursued enforcement in the hills 43 miles east of Knoxville. No injuries were reported despite eight bullet holes in the ATU car.
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Darlin’ Corey
Cocke County
Alcohol Tax Unit
Kin Holt
Knoxville
State Revenue Department
ATU
Hills
Tune-up Brake Service and Mobile Vehicle Care
A local shop offers 9th and Miss street tune ups plus brake service muffler and tailpipe work. They provide wheel balancing generator and starter service and pickup and delivery road service.
Doctors Praise Kennedy Plan but Question Doctors numbers
Dr James D Murphy of Fort Worth president of the American Academy of General Practice says Kennedy is right that family doctors are badly needed but objects to the projected ratio of one physician to 2000 or 3200 Americans by 1970. He notes the academy supports federal aid for medical school construction.
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James D. Murphy
Fort Worth
American Academy of General Practice
Kansas City
Academy
Murphy
Kennedy
New Iraqi Junta Names Transitional Leader and Cabinet
A six man junta in Iraq, led by Col Abdel Kerim Mustafa, assumes control with Abdul Salam Mohammed Aref named president until the transition ends. Col Ahmed Hassan Bakr becomes prime minister as the junta retains supreme power, while Nasser allies in Cairo praise the move as advancing Arab unity.
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Abdel Salam Mohammed Aref
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Baghdad Radio
Aref
Kassem
Ahmed Hassan Bakr
Bakr
Innn
Col
Abdel Kerim Mustafa
Cairo
Yemen
Theft from canteen truck at Union Bus Station
Police said about $25 was stolen from a Canteen Service Truck after an unknown person broke a wing window, unlocked the door, and forced open a small safe at the Union Bus Station on Friday afternoon.
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Union Bus Station
Fire crews respond to smoke at Westview Trailer Court
Incidents reported at 3 18 a.m. at 1311 West 6th Street Westview Trailer Court with smoke in a trailer and no reported losses.
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W. 6Th
Westview Trailer Ct
KU Alumni TV appearance and campus updates
Three KU alumni will appear on ABCs Alumni Fun to defeat Texas University with a tie securing the Mt. Dread team a continue. The taped show airs at 3 30 p.m. on Channel 9 with a follow up telecast on Feb 17 featuring North Carolina beating KU. The KU Greater University Fund adds 2500 from the Texas win.
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Kansas University
Texas University
ABC
Stanley Learnard
Phillips Petroleum
U. S
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Doris Freeson
Texas
Mt. Dread
North Carolina
KU Greater University Fund
Topekan Admits Burglary At Richland General Store
Larry L. Parsons of Topeka admitted burglary of the Richland General Store in a signed statement. He was charged with burglary and grand larceny after police found stolen clothing and cigarettes at his home following a tip about merchandise he tried to sell. Store owner Georgia Neese Gray reported clothing, petty cash, and cigarettes missing. authorities seek additional stolen items.
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Larry L. Parsons
Topeka
Richland General Store
Parsons
Georgia Neese Gray
Memorial notices for Patton family and John Louis Marietta
The Patton family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for support after the loss of Charles E Patton Sr and marks the third anniversary of John Louis Marietta who died February 9 1960. The poem expresses enduring grief and remembrance from his mother and father.
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Charles E. Patton Sr
Dora Patton
John Louis Marietta
Goodby
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