China Rejects Russian Feeler On Friendship
China rebuffed a Soviet bid for talks and demanded Moscow drop Yugoslavia as the price. The People's Daily said there could be no reversal of the Yugoslav verdict and that differences within world communism must be settled by Moscow and Peking. Khrushchev and Mao tensions frame the rejection as Moscow seeks a preconference meeting.
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Red China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Peking People’s Daily
Voice
Chinese Communist Party
Peking Radio
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
People’s Daily
Moscow
Tito
Communist Movement
Mao
Pravda
Gunfire Kills Three In Lumber Strike
In Kapuskasing Ontario a feud between striking Local 2995 lumber workers and independent loggers erupted in gunfire. Three strikers were killed and nine wounded as about 500 protesters clashed near Reeser Siding. Police seized 10 rifles two shotguns and a revolver and nineteen independent loggers were arrested.
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Kapuskasing
Ont
Reeser Siding
Here
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Spruce Falls Power & Paper Co
Ralph Taylor
Ontario
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Slightly Warmer Tuesday
The forecast promises less cold conditions across northeast Kansas with a fair day on Tuesday. Lows will be 5 to 10 above zero and highs in the upper 20s.
Incumbents Seek Re-Election For School Posts
Two Lawrence school board members Mrs. Ethan Allen and Oscar Rumsey filed for re election to three posts in the April 2 city election. Allen of 1719 Mississippi St has two KU graduate daughters and a Kansas teaching past. Rumsey of 303 Park Hill Terr a funeral home partner with two sons and active in Lions Club and funeral directors association.
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Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
Allen
Miss. St
Governmental Research Center
Kansas University
Allens
Lawrence
Mary
Boulder
Colo
Martha
State University of Iowa
Mer
Lawrence League of Women Voters
League
Methodist Church
Rumsey
Margaret
Jim
Lawrence High School
Mike
Centennial School
Park Hill
Lawrence Lions Club
Kansas Funeral Directors Association
First Presbyterian Church
January Employment Gains Show brighter Douglas County outlook
Douglas County mid January employment rose with 94.5 percent of non-farm and salary workers employed, up 1.1 percent from 1962. Unemployment stood at 775, 200 below last January, while 85 new jobs were filled and construction is expected to pick up as weather improves.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Walter T. Johns
Kansas Employment Service
Johns
Five Year Old Hero Douses Fire at Lawrence Home
Howard Walker Jr. a five year old boy saved his Lawrence home when a short circuit sparked flames on curtains at 523 Fla St. He used a bucket of water to extinguish the blaze and calmed his four siblings while summoning the fire department.firefighters praised his quick actions preventing a larger fire or injuries.
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Lawrence
Howard Walker Jr
Fla. St
Howard
Howard Walker Sr
Clarence Flory
Arctic Cold Spurs Minor Snowfall in Lawrence
Arctic born cold gripped the Lawrence area with a trace of snow yesterday. Overnight temperatures fell to 8 above zero and rose to 19 by noon. Tonight's low 5 to 10 above, Tuesday's high in the upper 20s as skies stay fair.
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Lawrence
Evans Named Drive Head for Texans Season Ticket Push
Ray Evans former Kansas football star was named chairman of a committee to lead a campaign selling 25 000 season tickets to attract the Dallas Texans of the AFL to Kansas City. The effort aims to bring professional football to the city.
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Kansas City
Ray Evans
University of Kansas
Dallas Texans
Clyde Reed Jr. Honored as Top Kansas Editor
Clyde M Reed Jr editor of the Parsons Sun is named the Kansas editor recipient of the 1963 William Allen White Foundation award for journalistic merit at a Kansas University Union luncheon. Dolph Simons presented the citation praising Reed as a independent, highly respected editor and community leader with long service to journalism. Reed has led Kansas boards and organizations including the Kansas Board of Regents and Parsons Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club.
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William Allen White Foundation
Lawrence
Clarke Wescoe
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons Sun
Joyce Hall
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Kansas
John Anderson
Associated Press
Paul Mil
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
White Foundation
Kansas University Union
Simons
Foundation
Reed
William Allen White
White
Emporia Gazette
Miller
Ernest W. Johnson
The
Olathe Daily News
Johnson
Midwest
Powell Faces Capitol Backlash After Puerto Rico Trip
Adam Clayton Powell returns to Washington amid committee friction and Senate criticism over his travel with two companions funded by government money. The Education and Labor Committee remains splintered as the administration pushes a five point three billion education package.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Puerto Rico
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
New York City
Harlem
John J. Williams
Senate
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Kenneday
Miller Receives William Allen White Award in Kansas
Paul Miller of Rochester New York and president of the Gannett group received the 14th William Allen White Foundation Award for Journalistic Merit at the University of Kansas. Miller urged public value in newspapers amid strikes in New York and Cleveland and addressed the role of chain ownership in American journalism.
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Cleveland
Kansas University
Paul Miller
Rochester
N. Y
William Allen White Foundation
Miller
Gannett
Associated Press
Midwest
Missouri
Diamond
William Allen White
White
Emporia Gazette
Emporia
See STRIKES STRESS, Page 2 Service for Every Faith
Rumsey Funeral Home promoted on page 2 with contact details VI 3-5111 and advertising copy for inclusive faith-based services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Local government and power in the national era
Editor notes Dr. Ethan Putnam Allen of Nansan University born May 17 1907 in Washington state. He traces his career from Iowa to Kansas, argues that power trends toward the national level and questions the future viability of local self government amid urbanization and centralization. Local problems must be solved and paid for locally.
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Ethan Putnam Allen
Nansan University
Washington State
Colorado University
State University of Iowa
Iowa
Washington, D.C
Allen
Bureau of Government Research
Government Research Center
Political Science
Kansas Citizenship Clearing House
University of Kansas Center For Research
Mise, St
Lawrence School Board
Mary
Boulder
Colo
Martha
Washington
Topeka
Russia
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