Lack of US Challenge On Berlin Lashed by Ex-Diplomat
Robert Murphy, longtime U S diplomat, criticizes Washington for not challenging the Russians during the 1948 Berlin blockade. He argues a small combat force could have called Moscow’s bluff, and cites atomic leverage as a missed factor. Murphy, Eisenhower’s former German adviser, reflects on regrets and policy debates with Winant and Clark.
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AFL-CIO Targets White Collar Workers in Organizing Drive
Washington AP AFL-CIO seeks to recruit up to 14 million unorganized white collar workers including teachers government employees clerks and office staff larger than its current 13.5 million total. Critics cite snob appeal and poor past union efforts as reasons for resistance and waning interest.
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British Spending to Hit Record in 1964 65 Budget
London AP reports Britain's government spending will total a record 22.4 billion dollars for the 1964 65 year. Ordinary budget outlays are 18 337 200 000 dollars, up 6 7 percent from the current year, plus 5 6 billion for debt service and other payments. Defense spending rises by 448 million to 5 595 8 billion.
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Reginald Maudling
Hearing Set On Trade Stamp Act In Paola Kansas
A Feb 21 hearing will address a challenge to Paola Kansas ordinance banning trading stamps. The American Savings Stamp Co. sues in Miami County District Court arguing its stamps redeemable in U S savings bonds are exempt. Kansas law prohibits stamps redeemable in cash or merchandise.
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Injured Circus Star Plans Return To Trapeze
Mary Lou Lawrence, once the Madison Shrine circus star, plans a netless return to the trapeze after a 35 foot fall that left skull fracture and broken bones. Now living in Crown Point Indiana, she has practiced since November and hopes medical clearance comes Monday.
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Horoscope Guide for March by Carroll Righter
Carroll Righter's forecast offers Aries through Pisces guidance for quick progress via charm, health, and smart choices. It urges Taurus to seek expert peers, Gemini to align ideas with friends, and Cancer to push for raises and profits. The column closes with a request for birthdate and $1 for a personal copy.
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Tick timing on rabbits fuels Hill regulation study
Kansas University entomologists led by Prof. Joseph Camin study how ticks and mites regulate feeding to understand transmission of tularemia from rabbits to humans. The project, in its sixth year, has a $25,000 Public Health Service grant. Research by John George suggests a clock-like mechanism in engorged ticks driven by light that governs when they drop from rabbits.
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Amarillo
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Mother Accused in Pepper Punishment Death
In Cleveland Mrs Beverly Adkins 28 faced up to 20 years after admitting at trial she poured pepper shaker contents into her 3 year old daughter Kimberly s mouth. A Common Pleas Court jury convicted her of first degree manslaughter on Friday.
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Thirty three KU professors to advise science fair work
Thirty three Kansas University professors and local business and professional men volunteer as technical advisors for Douglas County Science Fair projects in early April. The list includes A S Andes aerospace engineering UN 4 3596 and many others in chemistry engineering physics mathematics microbiology petroleum engineering pharmacy mechanical engineering and public health.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone
Austin Stedham
Kansas Power and Light
Bill Torneden
FMC Corporation
Leonard Kasky
Soil Conservation
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Kansas City to Rehab Noted Liberty Memorial
Kansas City will spend 76450 this fiscal year and next to rehabilitate the Liberty Memorial. City Manager Carleton Sharpe says work includes re conditioning the exterior and shaft against weather restoring the fountains and repairing lights and the torch atop the shaft. The memorial sits on a bluff.
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