Senators Call For Blocking Cuban Farming Aid
U S senators pressed to halt a United Nations 1.157 million crop diversification grant to Cuba. A five member UN team will study feasibility in Cuba for six months at about 100000 dollars, with US opposition rooted in Cuba’s chaos. If findings are negative, the fund may cancel remaining funds.
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Washington
United States
U.N
Cuba
Paul G. Hoffman
U.N. Special Projects Fund
Hoffman
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate
Subcommittee On International Organization Affairs
State Department
Church
U.N. Special Fund
Richard N. Gardner
Gardner
U.S
Green Bay area family of five slain. teen son charged
In Wisconsin a couple and three children were shot to death at a Green Bay area home. Later a 16-year-old boy, Harry Butch Hebard, was arrested on a murder warrant and charged with first degree murder in the deaths of his father Jack Hebard and the rest of the family. The victims included Joyce Hebard and four children, with the bodies found after a coworker reported the home’s bright lights but no activity.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay
Harry
Butch” Hebard
Elmer Madson
Robert Warren
Madson
Jack Hebard
North Central Air Lines
Joyce Hebard
John Ruddell
Judy
Janice
Dale Aebescher
Hebard’s
Aebescher
Hebard
Jack
Purse Snatching and Looting Hit KU Campus
KU coed Sue Ann Erhart, a freshman from Route 3, had her purse snatched on Louisiana Street near 11th to 12th streets around 9 50 p m with $1 change inside. Four other KU women in the Union check room lost $95 80 in total from their wallets while awaiting a ballroom portrait session. Barbara Lee Reeves Dallas Tex $8 9 Martha Ahrens Topeka $15 Marsha Ballard Wichita $8 Sharon Wilson St Joseph $3 were the four others who reported losses.
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Kansas University Coed
Kansas Union
Sue Ann Erhart
Route 3
Louisana Street
11Th
12Th Sts
Miss Erhart
Barbara Lee Reeves
Dallas
Tex
Martha Ahrens
Topeka
Marsha Ballard
Wichita
Sharon Wilson
St. Joseph
KU Alumni Nominees Range From Rancher’s Wife to Surgeon
Thumbnail sketches present six candidates linked to Kansas University in law medicine and local business. Highlights include Joseph W. McCoskrie a Kansas City native and KU alumnus who runs Southridge Plaza Apartments, Julia Markham Piper Parsons rancher wife and former Mortar Board member, Dr Howard E. Snyder a surgeon with key Army medical service roles, Everett L. Bradley 1922 KU graduate and Olympic pentathlete now geologist, Claude E. Harrison Colby native and Steel Structures head, and Donald R. Lang 1921 Law School graduate and former Scott County attorney with strong civic roles.
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Fred Ellsworth
Joseph W. McCoskrie
Southridge Plaza
J. W. McCoskrie
McCoskrie
Alpha Tau Omega
Sachem
Interfraternity Council
Isabel
Oklahoma University
Whit
Duncan
Sarah
Julia Markham Piper
Parsons
James C. Piper
Mortar Board
Phi Beta Kappa
Parsons Board of Education
National Board of Managers
United Church Women
Presbyterian Life Magazine
Parsons League of Women Voters
Europe
Africa
John Piper
Paul Piper
Howard E. Snyder
Snyder Clinic
Winfield
Delta Upsilo
Everett L. Bradley
Wichita
Margaret Matthews
Richard
David
Bradley
Crime Commission Board of Directors
Claude E. Harrison
Colby
Delta Sigma Pi
Steel Structures, Inc
Harrison
Sidney Harrison
Phillip Harrison
Charles Harrison
Colby Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Donald R. Lang
Scott City
Scott County
Lions International
American Legion
Scott County Hospital Board of Trustees
Kansas Bar Association
Donelle Lang
Lang
The
Alumni Committee On
Lawrence Banks See January Checks Rise Amid Regional Trends
January checks drawn in Lawrence banks rose 9 percent from a year earlier, outpacing a 6.4 percent average gain for 15 larger Kansas cities. Dodge City led Kansas with a 23 percent rise, while Atchison posted a 7 percent decline. Social Security talks surfaced at Lawrence High School as part of annual outreach. Pi Kappa Alpha at Kansas University plans a 0 mile hike within 10 hours this Saturday, starting at 2 a.m. from Lawrence to a 25 mile return point. A former KU faculty member and Glee Club leader donated a silver tray to KU for Mrs. Larremore, now on display in the Kansas Union.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas Cities
Kansas
Dodge City
Atchison
Federal Reserve District
Office of Social Security Administration
Topeka
Lawrence High School
LHS
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Kansas University
Pi Kappa Alpha
Kansas City
KU Glee Club
University
Thomas A. Larremore
Seabrook
N. J
Larremore
New Trial Sought In Homicide Case By Knight
Attorneys for 17 year old Donald Knight file motion for new trial after a district court verdict of negligent homicide. Knight was convict ed on the amended charge for a one car crash south of Eudora that killed Samuel Armstrong and John Valcour. He was freed on a 1000 dollar bond pending the motion. The maximum penalty is one year in jail.
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Lawrence
Donald James Knight
Ky. St
Frank Gray
Knight
Samuel Penn Armstrong
Eudora
John Valcour
N. J. St
Armstrong
Valcour
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence High School
Deal Six Receives Community Agriculture Leader Award
Douglas County farm agent Deal Six was awarded the Farmers Cooperative Assn plaque as outstanding community leader in agriculture at a Neighbor Night dinner in the Community Building. About 900 attended as members and patrons brought guests. the meal was served by the Jayhawk FFA chapter.
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Deal Six
Douglas County
Farmers Cooperative Assn
Co-Op
Six
Lawrence
Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
Regents clash over Wichita University plan and tax issues
Regent Reed warns the Wichita U measure creates uncoordinated plans with long range implications while supporters push the bill through House committees. Senate approval is noted amid party politics as questions arise about Wichita U’s impact and state funding.
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Kansas State University
Rooks County
House
State Affairs and Ways and Means
Wichita
Senate
Rees Hughes
Pittsburg
Kansas State College
Hughes
Joint Committee
Wichita University
Wichita U
Reed
John Anderson
Anderson
Paul Wunsch
Associated Press
Sen
Wunsch
R-Kingman
Honor Students Named at West Junior High Honor Roll
West Junior High announces ninth grade honor roll and honorable mention lists for the first semester. Principal C D Hargadine presents names with all A’s and limited B’s for the top group and A’s and B’s with limited C’s for honorable mention, listing students such as Kathy Binns Marilyn Buller Virginia Wafkuhle Mickey Allen Rhonda Anthony Jackie Baer Jan Beech and many others.
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West Junior High School
C. D. Hargadine
Kathy Binns
Marilyn Buller
Virginia Wa Fkuhle
Mickey Allen
Rhonda Anthony
Kackie Baer
Jan Beech
John Brann
Sylvia Breithaupt
Ruth Ann Browne
Mary Busse
Sam Campbell
Darlene Cheek
Alan Cox
Joyce Crady
Cathy Craig
Marilyn Davison
Eldon Flory
Steve Fornelli
Judith Fowler
Jeff Gardner
Patti Garland
Tim Gilles
Gary Gish
Patty Gregory
Terry Griffiths
Margie Henry
Cindy Horn
Harvard Freshman Star Baldy Smith Tops Scoring Aid
19 year old Harvard hockey forward Baldy Smith led freshmen in scoring last season with 22 points. Kentucky wins its first Southeastern Conference basketball title in 1933, the league's inaugural year.
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Baldy Smith
Harvard
Kentucky
Sheriff’s Sale Draws 16344 at Douglas County Courthouse
Fifty nine properties sold for 16344 at the Douglas County Courthouse auction on Monday. Sheriff Fred Brooker noted a top bid of 6255 for a single item and 2350 for another lot. Redeemable within ten days, nine items were bought by Kaw Valley Drainage District. deeds to be issued after court approval. This marked the first tax sale of this type here in over five years.
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Douglas County
Fred Brooker
Kaw Valley
Broeker
Legion's 1963 Pancake Day Planned for March
Planning for the March 2 American Legion Pancake Day proceeds benefit the Legion baseball team. The event starts at 7 a.m. in the Community Building with 50 cent pancakes and supplies are funded by the pancake feed. Local merchants support with items and money.
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Legion
American Legion
Legion and
Legion Auxiliary
Lawrence
Farmers Co-Op
Lawrence Legion
St. Louis
Billings
Mont
Tulsa
Oklo
Regents adopt Eurich Report and clash with Reed board
The Regents backed the Eurich Report on higher education and denounced Reed and the board. Reed declined comment on the Wunsch incident. Regents face pressure over Wichita measures as Senate confirmation hangs for Ray Evans, while Anderson denies pressuring the board.
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Eurich
Reed
Ray Evans
Wichita
Senate
Evans
Regents
Anderson
Board of Regents
Wichita U
Betancourt Hears High JFK Praise in Washington
President Kennedy welcomed Venezuela's Romulo Betancourt to the White House with strong praise for his democratic leadership. The two leaders, under light rain, reviewed a military honors ceremony as wives Mrs Betancourt and Mrs Kennedy watched.
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Betancourt
JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
White House
Puerto Rico
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S
U.S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Cen tral Junior High Announces Ninth Grade Honors Group
Cen tral Junior High School principal Orvel A. Criqui released the first semester ninth grade honor roll. The list includes Honor Roll members Christine Collister Tom Hornbaker Christopher Sarkis Elasina Vanderwerf Woodring Wright and Honorable Mention recipients such as Marcia Alderson Becky Anderson Martha Anderson Marsha Blair Stuart Brune Kathryn Calvert and many others.
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Central Junior High School
Orvel A. Criqui
Christine Collister
Tom Hornbaker
Christopher Saricks
Elasina VanderWerf
Woodring Wright
Marcia Alderson
Becky Anderson
Phyllis Holliday
Donna Holt
Marilyn Kelley
Barbara Lauter
Nancy Lindsay
Elwyn Luber
David McReynolds
Anita Markley
Larry Michal
David Miller
Gayle Miller
Alan Milroy
Martha Mitchell
Pamela Morgenstern
Jean Muirhead
Stephen Nelson
Sandra Nitcher
Cassie Pangle
Stephen Pendleton
David Phelps
Carol Pohl
James Roberts
John Saunders
Jimmy Shideler
Mary Sonneborn
Cynthia Sinclair
Sally Stark
Robert Taylor
Ingeborg Turner
Judith Underwood
Shari Vick
Linda Vitt
Brenda Warkentine
Bruce Warkentine
Tacy Weidman
Asian flu epidemic and outbreak reports across states
The AP notes New York City faces an Asian flu outbreak less severe than 1957. Buffalo hospitals report quarantined wards for an acute flu like infection. Upstate schools report absenteeism, and West Virginia sees over 1,000 new cases daily. Cincinnati area pupils show rising illness. The CDC cites nationwide reports with 707 pneumonia influenza deaths in 108 cities and over 100,000 cases for the week ending Feb 9.
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New York City
United States
George James
New York
Veterans Administration Hospital
Buffalo
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Seven Babe Ruth Award winners named by NYBWA
The New York Baseball Writers Association has honored seven pitchers with the Babe Ruth Award since the award began 14 years ago. The list includes Joe Page Johnny Podres Don Larsen Lew Burdette Larry Sherry Whitey Ford and Ralph Terry.
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Babe Ruth
New York Baseball Writers Association
Joe Page
Johnny Podres
Don Larsen
Lew Burdette
Larry Sherry
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Arraignment in Richland burglary case for four Topekans
Three Topeka residents Roy Trebbe John Selbach and John Foster were arraigned on burglary charges tied to the Richland General Store break in earlier this month. They failed to post bonds and remain jailed. A 17 year old girl jailed for juvenile court hearing in Newton County also faced Trebbe and Selbach over nine Newton County burglaries. Larry L Parsons was earlier charged in the Richland burglary. The four are accused of stealing cash watches sport shirts and cigarettes.
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Newton
Trebbe
Selbach
Foster
Topeka
Larry L. Parsons
Richland
Card of Thanks for Family Loss and Fire Aid
The Rader and Brewer families express gratitude to relatives neighbors and clubs for flowers food and acts of kindness after the illness and death of Richard Erwin and the death of Buddy Dean and after a January 23 fire. They name Lions Club Baptist Ladies Aid Top C Club Library Club and Lucky Clover 4-H Club among supporters.
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Richard Erwin
The
Lions Club
Baptist Ladies Aid
Top C Club
Library Club
Lucky Clover
Glenn Rader
Buddy Dean
Bud Brewer
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