De Gaulle Baffles Allies and Aims for European Balance
French President Charles de Gaulle pursues a vision of Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals while clashing with Britain and the United States over Common Market ties. He seals a move with Adenauer and weighs a tough stance on West Berlin, Germany, and NATO amid East-West tensions.
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London
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
Britain
Brussels
Adenauer
East Germany
Paris
Moscow
Atlantic Alliance
France
Russia
China
Atlantic
Urals
West Berlin
Germany
United States
Khrushchev
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
U.S
Washington
West Germany
NATO
Prices and eggs listing from Kansas City market and local stores
From Farmers Co-Op and Harwood's Market prices for wheat corn mile and soybeans. Egg prices show large A 33-38 cents, medium 26-36, small 18-21 with wholesale large 33-38 cents and mediums 35-37, poultry prices for geese hens capons ducks and butter given with various weights and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-Op
Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Cattle and Livestock Prices Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows week over week shifts in cattle hogs and sheep. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly lower, cows steady to down. good to choice steers around 21.75 to 25.50, vealers 23.00 to 29.00. Lambs steady, ewes firm to higher. hogs mixed with barrows gilts 15.25 to 15.75 and sows 13.50 to 14.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
Englewood Sit-In Nears End As Gov Hughes Schedules Return
Six Negro parents continued a sit in at Trenton outside Gov. Hughes office to address racial imbalance in Englewood schools. They plan to stay until the governor returns from vacation on February 26 or longer. State officials say they will not evict the protesters who sleep on chairs and wait for Education Department hearings.
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Trenton
N. J
Englewood
State House
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
Florida
William E. Ozzard
Somerset
Ozzard
State Education Department
Carmen Waugh
Barbara Kay
Lincoln School
Davies Jewel Sale of Marion Davies Pieces Realized 407500
The Marion Davies jewelry collection sold for 407 500 dollars to Laykin et Cie of Los Angeles. Superior Judge Allen T. Lynch approved the bid at the sale conducted in Santa Monica. The 34 pieces featured a 2 carat pear shaped diamond pendant among the lot.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Marion Davies
Los Angeles
Laykin Et Cie
I. Magnin Department Store
Allen T. Lynch
Memorial Hospital Dismissals And Birth Announcements
Dismissals list includes Walter Zoellner Frankfort John Tipton 742 Maple Albert Murphy 1406 Tenn Charles Potts 743 R I Delora Cool 1310 E 19th Walter Lorentzen Carthage Mo Mrs Nancy Jo Mills Eudora B L Scruggs 1010 Sunset Dr Joe Young 406 N 7th St Steven Vedral Muncie Carol Edwards Kansas City Mo John Shrimplin 513 N 7th St Births Mr and Mrs Perry Schwartz Stouffer Place a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Robert Wiley 1628 W 2st Terr a son Friday Mr and Mrs William Nesbit Tonganoxie a daughter today.
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Revel Lipman
W. 22Nd St
Charles Henderson
Peggy Lee McDaniel
DeSoto
Patricia Smith
Conn
Cheryl Thomas
Haskell Institute
Raymond Baysinger
Mark Alan Thomas
Felix Holladay
Eudora
Roberta Markley
Baldwin
Juanita Jeffries
Walter Zoellner
Frankfort
John Tipton
Maple
Albert Murphy
Tenn
Charles Potts
R. I
Delora Cool
Walter Lorentzen
Carthage
Nancy Jo Mills
B. L. Scruggs
Sunset Dr
Joe Young
7Th St
Steven Vedral
Muncie
Carol Edwards
Kansas City
John Shrimplin
Perry Schwartz
Stouffer Place
Robert Wiley
William Nesbit
Tonganoxie
Ragweed Not Sole Culprit For Sufferers of Hay Fever
Dr. Herbert J. Rinkel from Kansas City says hay fever in fall results from multiple factors beyond ragweed. Mold spores dust and temperature reactions to inhalants and foods also trigger symptoms, with other pollens and Chenopodium Album contributing. The Archives of Otolaryngology notes ragweed is important but not exclusive, and thorough testing can reduce unexplained cases.
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Chicago
Herbert J. Rinkel
Kansas City
American Medical Association
Rinkel
mid-America
United States
Archives of
Otolaryngology
Deaths and funerals in Lawrence area reflected in notices
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan M. Richardson, 86, of 1242 Pa. St., will be at 2 p.m. Monday at St. Luke AME Church with Rev. H. C. McMillan officiating. burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. She died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Friends may visit Bowser- Lee Mortuary today and Monday. Also reported is the death of Pearl Jensen, about 70, of Quenemo, Kan., at Herington, Kan., with services Monday at Quenemo Federated Church and burial in Quenemo. Survivors include Edith Potts of DeKalb, Ill.. Kenneth and Merle Jensen of Herington. half sister F. W. Shobe of Lawrence. four grandchildren. Mary Ruth McBeth, 65, a Lawrence resident since 1937, died Friday evening at home on Crestline Drive. Born February 11, 1898 in Washington, Iowa, she belonged to First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are husband M. V. McBeth, a son Charles of Topeka, daughters Vivian Southerman of Whittier, Calif., and Barbara Dill of Tallahassee, Fla., sister Elizabeth Shipley of Cleveland, Ohio, brothers S. L. Gorham of Turon, Donald M. Gorham of Leavenworth, David C. Gorham of Denver, and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements for McBeth are pending Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Susde
Richardson
Susan M. Richardson
St. Luke A.M.E
H. C. McMillan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bowser- Lee
Pearl Jensen
Quenemo
Kan
Herington
Mary Ruth McBeth
Lawrence
Crestline
Washington
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
M. V. McBeth
Charles’ McBeth
Topeka
Vivian Southerman
Whittier
Calif
Barbara Dill
Tallahassee
Fla
Elizabeth Shipley
Cleveland
Ohio
Turon
Donald M. Gorham
Leavenworth
David C. Gorham
Denver
Rumsey Funeral Home
Aerialist Struck By 35 Foot Fall At Shrine Circus
Mary Lou Lawrence 25 of Crown Point Indiana known as the Hollywood Sky Rocket fell 35 feet from a swinging trapeze onto a concrete arena floor during a netless routine at the Shrine circus in Madison Wisconsin. She suffered a fractured skull a broken collar bone and possible internal injuries. The audience of about 2000 watched in shock as she missed the downswing during a one arm breakaway. Lawrence is a star of the William Kay Circus performing under Shrine auspices and appeared in the film Jumbo.
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Madison
Wis
Mary Lou Lawrence
Crown Point
Ind
Hollywood
Miss Lawrence
William Kay
Shrine
Paul Anka and Anne de Zogheh Married in Paris
Paul Anka the Ottawa born singer and Anne de Zogheh an Egyptian born model were wed at Paris city hall in the 16th district. About 100 photographers attended the ceremony before the couple left for Orly Airport to fly to Saint Moritz for their honeymoon.
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Paris
Paul Anka
Anne de Zogheh
Swank
Ottawa
Canada
Orly
Saint Moritz
Cable Snaps Kill Many at Nazare Funicular
In Nazare Portugal a funicular cable failure sent a car down a steep slope Friday night killing one person and injuring more than two dozen. Local victims were mainly fishermen and workers returning home.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Nazare
AMA Hike Advice Advises Caution For 50 Mile Trek
The AMA warns average Americans planning a 50 mile hike to train gradually and consult a family physician. Tips include roomy shoes for multiple sock layers, padding for rough spots, keeping feet straight, and taking rests. Dr. Thomas B. Quigley notes such hikes can deter future walking but are beneficial in moderation.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
Thomas B. Quigley
Motorist Unsuccessfully Reverses From Downtown Parking Spot
Laurence resident Carl Kannenberg, 66, backed from a downtown stall and collided with a Volkswagen bus, then hit a second car, knocked down a parking meter, and smashed into Brunswick Billiard Parlor at 714 Mass St. No injuries reported. He was charged with driving while under the influence. Parlor damage estimated at $300.
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Lawrence
Carl Kannenberg
Vt. St
Brunswick Billiard Parlor
Mass, St
Kannenberg
US Plans Training for Bay of Pigs Cuban Veterans
The Defense Department announces a special training program in the United States for Cuban veterans of the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Jose Miro Cardona, a Cuban Revolutionary Council official, disclosed the plan, with enlistments to start next week in Miami and training to begin in March at Army Navy and Air Force bases.
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Washington
Defense ‘Department
U.S
Miam
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary “Council
Miami
Army
Navy
Air Force
Refugee dash ends in gunfire at border crossing
Three East German men attempted a dash to West Germany in a car that crashed into the border, was shot by border guards, and burned. The men were dragged from the blaze and carried away by East German guards. one appeared wounded.
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Helmstedt
Germany
Cabbage Prep to Preserve Vitamin C
Shred cabbage as close as possible to use to maximize vitamin C retention. Cutting causes oxidation and nutrient loss thus immediate preparation helps preserve nutrients.
Two Killed One Wounded in Oklahoma City Alley Gun Battle
In Oklahoma City a gunfight in an alley left two men dead and detective John Rowden wounded. Rowden, 26, received a hand and scalp wound and was listed in fair condition. The suspects, Johnny Lee Parker and Leroy A Price Jr., were wanted in an armed robbery case in Dallas.
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Oklahoma City
John Rowden
Johnny Lee Parker
Leroy A. Price Jr
Hilton Geer
Dallas
Dale Harbort
Rowden
Crowds Welcome Queen and Duke in Christchurch Tour Stop
A record crowd greeted Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh as they rode the eight mile royal drive into Christchurch New Zealand on the tour's final leg. A 2 800 child choir plus 20 000 other youngsters sang in Lancaster Park despite hot sunny weather.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Lancaster Park
K State Marks Centennial With Founders Day Events
Kansas State University celebrates 100 years since 1863 founding under the Morrill Act. A convocation in Ahearn Fieldhouse tops a day of activities, with Kennedy congratulating the university and a centennial pictorial history sale launching.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Abraham Lincoln
Kennedy
Ahearn Fieldhouse
Eden suffers mild heart attack on Bequia Island
Former British prime minister Sir Anthony Eden, known as Lord Avon, experienced a mild heart attack at his Bequia Island home. He was examined by Barbados doctors and the St. Vincent medical officer, then kept under observation. He travels to Barbados for further medical advice before turning 66 in June.
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St, Vincent, Windward Island
Lord Avon
Sir Anthony Eden
Bequia Island
Barbados
St. Vincent
Bequia
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