Kennedy Aides Plan Steps Toward Summit with Khrushchev
In Washington President Kennedy and top adviser map a strategy to ease Soviet ties. Key figures include Averell Harriman Llewellyn Thompson and Dean Rusk as they discuss a possible summit and non flyover assurances with Khrushchev. Thompson returned from Moscow with Khrushchev views.
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Washington
Kennedy
Kein
Soviet Union
Khrus
Toray
Corge Fokeman
Naliey
eStevear
Kennan
Hickiower
Yuenslavia
Jarse W
Moscow
Khrushchev
Llewellyn Thompson
Dean Rusk
Thompson
Khruschev
United States
Dwight D. Isisenhower
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles J. Bohlen
Film on Norway Set Tuesday at Lawrence High
A color travel film Norway Changing and Changeless by Hjordis Kittle Parker screens at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Lawrence High School Auditorium. It kicks off a travel adventure series by Laveonce Adult Education and Kansas University Extension with Hawaii Crossroads of the Pacific on March 14 and Canada Coast to Coast on April 18. Parker, a noted film lecturer born in Oslo who later studied at California and Washington, narrates a program featuring Laplanders reindeer farming Norse rural art and Lofoten cod fishing with scenes of glacier rivers and Icelandic style waterfalls. Tickets available at the school office or at the door with discounts for students.
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Norway
Hjordis Kittle Parker
Lawrence High School
Laveonce Adult Education
Kansas University Extension
Hawaii
Canada
Parker
America
United States
Oslo
California
Washington
Lofoten Islands
Water Woes Hit North Adams Foreman at Home
Henry A. Galipeau, a city water department foreman living near 260 million gallons of water, has been without water for a week as his pipes froze. He has spent days thawing city lines and neglecting his own home.
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North Adams
Mass
Henry A. Galipeau
City Water Department
Galipeau
Meeting Notice For Lawrence Lodge Stated Communication
Stated communication of Lawrence Lodge on Monday February 5 at 7 30 pm. Visiting members welcome. Gene Puckett Worshipful Master. George W Mole Secretary.
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Lawrence Lodge
Gene Puckett
W.M
George W, Mole
Secy
Great Decisions program to discuss world issues in Lawrence
The Lawrence Great Decisions Program begins with an eight week series at Lawrence High School starting Monday at 7 30 pm. KU faculty and Lawrence High School staff lead discussions on Germany Soviet Challenge U N Africa Japan and other global topics encouraging constructive fact based dialogue for all residents.
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U.S
West Berlin
East Germany
Russia
West Germany
Germany
U.N
Africa
Japan
France
Oregon
Christian Science Monitor
Uncle Sam
U. S
John Bull
England
DeGaulle
Adenauer
Europe
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Federal Bank Lowers Rates to Spur Home Construction
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Topeka cut money rates Friday to help push new home costs toward six percent. The board reduced the rate paid to savings and loan associations for short-term deposits from 2 1/2 to 2 per cent, with a 2 1/4 per cent on surplus funds. The move aims to ease unemployment by boosting construction in Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Nebraska.
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Kansas City
Kan
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Topeka
Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
Kas
James W. McBride
Federal Bank
Savings and Loan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
Former President Eisennower Routine Checkup at March Field
Former President Eisennower underwent a medical checkup at March Field Air Force Base described as routine by the information officer. The Palm Springs area report notes the event in a routine health context with no complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
API
Eisennower
March Field Air Force Base
KP and L Earnings Drop in 1960 Final Quarter
Kansas Power and Light Co reports a sharp drop in the last quarter of 1960 with profits down from 52 to 42 cents per share as expenses rise faster than revenues. Net income for the year falls to 2.38 dollars per share from 2.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Power and Light Co
Scribner Urges GOP Crusade to Regain Power in 1964
Independence Kansas AP report details Fred C. Scribner urging 437 Lincoln Day Club attendees to mobilize Republicans for a 1964 White House victory. He outlined eight action points including staying informed, speaking out, strengthening organization, financing, and avoiding overconfidence amid Kennedy’s deflation concerns and missile rivalry with Russia.
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Independence
Kan
White House
Lincoln Day Club
Fred C. Scribner
Andersecretary
Treasury
Eisenhower
Scribner
Washington
Kennedy
America
Russia
D.A.N. Chase
Fredonia
Bert Garrett
Sedan
Chase
Virginia Bargeman
Bill Watson Independence
Mark Therkelson
Memorial Hospital Admissions And Births List
An admissions page lists multiple patients at Memorial Hospital including Andrew Zitlcox 436 Maine Mrs Judith Marsell Route 5 Forrest Springer 1602 W 23rd and others with addresses across Marysville DeSoto and Eudora. Birth announcements note a daughter for Niemeyer DeSoto and a daughter for Allen Jr. Sunset Dr. plus a son for Marsell Route 5 today.
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Andrew Zitlcox
Maine
Judith Marsell
Forrest Springer
C Bedlal Yo Ghr
Clyde Ball
Jean Allen
Sunset
Norris Porter
N.J
Edith Mendoza
Netta Schwarz
Marysville
Frances Bittle
N.H
Tommy Joe Down
Samuel Niemeyer
DeSoto
Roger Allen Jr
Sunset Dr
James Marsell
Route 5
Lumumba escape rumors spark UN calls for probe
In Leopoldville demands rose for a United Nations inquiry into Lumumba’s fate amid Congo turmoil. Ghana’s Alexander Quaison Lackey, a UN commission member, warned of a cover up if Lumumba is dead and predicted long Congo turmoil if verified.
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Congo
Lumumba
United Nations
Soviet Union
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Alexander Quaison Lackey
Ghana
Leopoldville
Lackey
Thes Congo
Body of Girl Found After Swiss Avalanche Tragedy
Swiss rescuers recovered the body of 14 year old Dorete Fino the last of nine school children who perished with their teacher in an avalanche on Scalottas Mountain. The group from a Glarus high school faced warnings while crossing a steep slope during a two week ski vacation.
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Lenzerheide
Switzerland
Scalottas Mountain
Dorete Fino
Glarus
Scarlettas
State Vets Get Millions in GI Insurance Dividends
Kansas veterans will receive nearly 3 million dollars in GI life insurance dividends within two months. President Kennedy has directed the Veterans Administration to disburse payments quickly to boost the national economy. The Wichita VA Center said the average dividend would be 51.17 dollars for 57,944 insured veterans.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kennedy
Veterans Administration
County library plan eyed with room to grow
The Lawrence library board discussed a possible county library and potential mill levy changes. Howard stated current space suffices but growth may require expansion. rural residents supported the plan. The state would provide about 10 000 books in year one. county families now pay $5 yearly for a Lawrence library card. If approved, the library name would become the County Free Public Library.
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Lawrence
Howard
Ousdahl
Lawrence Library
County Free Public Library
Court records show fines for liquor and traffic charges
In Police Court LeRoy H. Arb ridge 1137 Conn. posted a trial bond after a $125 fine and 30 days in jail for driving while intoxicated and open bottle. Elmer Smith of Topeka was fined $25 for drunkenness. Raymond Heck of 640 N. 6th also fined $25. Traffic violations include Ed D. Worken 1522 Harper fined $15 for speeding and Robert Turner 414 Mich fined $25 with 30 days suspended for failing to yield to a pedestrian. William R. Palmer 918 Miss fined $15 for failing to yield right of way.
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LeRoy H. Acridge
Conn
Elmer Smith
Topeka
Raymond Heck
Ed D. Workentine
Harper
Robert Turner
William R. Palmer
Lincoln observance and county assessors update in Lawrence
Lawrence report notes assessors in the field since January with good cooperation and weather aiding progress after snow delays. Tribute to Abraham Lincoln set for 11 a.m. Monday in District Court with former District Judge Hugh Means directing and attorney Byron Springer delivering the address. Hospital January admissions rose to 753 above 1960, with 59 boys and 30 girls born and two sets of twins. total patient days 3 224 and average stay 6.06 days. Douglas County Court House to close Monday for Lincoln birthday.
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Delbert Mathia
Jane Mathia
Abraham Lincoln
Douglas County Bar Assa
Hugh Means
Byron Springer
Lincoln
State of Kansas All Bar Association
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Douglas County Court House
Dedication Set for KU Southern Baptist Activities Building
The Kansas University Southern Baptist Activities Building at 1221 Oread Ave will be dedicated Sunday afternoon with open house 2 to 6 pm and dedicatory services at 3 pm. Dr. William Hall Preston will speak on Dedication Unlimited. Norman Greer will accept the building. Prelude by Janet Clark and hymns by John Musgrave and Dana Gray. Dr. Robert H. Craft presides.
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Southern Baptist Activities
Kansas University
Oread Ave
Charles Beck
William Hall Preston
The
Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Dorian
Kansas City Southern Baptists
Janet Clark
John Musgrave
Dana Gray
Charles D. Tommey
Robert H. Craft
Leawood Baptist Church
K C Girl Is Killed Playing On Barred Trafficway
A seven year old girl named Georgia Lee Herndon was struck and killed by a car while playing on a barred area of the Southwest Trafficway in Kansas City. She lived near the scene.
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Kansas City
Georgia Lee Herndon
Dean Faces Stop Sign Crash in Muskegon Southbound
Police ticketed 39 year old Jesse Dean of Muskegon Heights for running a stop sign on Wood Street and colliding with another vehicle. Investigators reported a second collision on Wood Street the following day with Dean again driving south and failing to stop.
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Muskegon, Mich
Jesse Dean
Muskegon Heights
Wood Street
Dean
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