United States open to fewer on site inspections in talks
At Geneva the United States hinted it could accept fewer than eight on site inspections per year in the Soviet Union if a foolproof procedure is possible. Foster stressed conditions on inspectors, areas of operation, and dispatch criteria while Kuznetsov pushed for East West nonaggression talks.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Foster
Britain
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
U.S. Senate
Senate
Humphrey
Friendship 7 chosen for Glenn capsule anniversary
At a Smithsonian presentation Glenn recalled his capsule name Friendship 7 chosen by his children as NASA records from the 1962 flight show. He praised the choice as a symbol of peaceful space use and noted the public interest in the mission.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
Smithsonian Institution
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Not Belonging Motive Cited In Family Slayings
A 16 year old high school student in Green Bay confessed to killing his father and stepmother and her three children, saying he felt left out of the family. He faces first degree murder charges and a psychiatric exam is planned.
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Green Bay
Wis
Harry Hebard
Dist
Robert Warren
Warren
Harry
Joyce
John Rudell
Judy
Janice
Jack Hebard
Lucky O'Hara
David Thompson
St. John's Lutheran Church
Thompson
Kansas lawmaker seeks 18 year old cigarette purchase
State Rep. John Oakes of Parsons has introduced a bill in the Kansas House to lower the legal cigarette buying age from 21 to 18. The current law prohibits minors from purchasing cigarettes, though many obtain them from machines or vendors.
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Pera
John Oakes
Parsons
Kansas House
Buildings Put on Tax Rolls Under Senate Bill
The Senate Assessment and Taxation committee approved a bill to tax properties owned by municipalities charities churches and schools when leased to for profit groups. It lists buildings in Wichita Pratt and other KS sites as examples and would end tax exemptions for such leased properties statewide.
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Topeka
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Hodge
Colorado-Derby
Wichita
University of Wichita
Caldwell Murdock
City of
Washburn University of Topeka
Pratt
Kansas
Lawmakers Demand Complete Soviet Pullout from Cuba
Congressional leaders from both parties urged President Kennedy to press for the full evacuation of all Soviet troops and technicians from Cuba. They noted Khrushchev signaled plan to ship several thousand soldiers home, but warned no plan exists beyond pressure. Senior senators and Mansfield stressed insistence on total withdrawal.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Cuba
White House
State Department
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Richard B. ‘Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Regents Seek Absolute Wichita University Control
The state board of regents would gain full control of Wichita University under Senate bill 151, moving the school into the state system. The measure, already passed by the Senate, is under consideration by a House joint session of State Affairs and Ways and Means committees, according to Attorney General William Ferguson.
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Topeka
State Board of Regents
Wichita University
House
William Ferguson
Senate
State Affairs and
Ways and Means
Baby Dies From Car Crash Injuries in Leavenworth
Four month old Matthew Concannon of Route 2 Leavenworth died Tuesday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from head injuries from a two car crash at 6th and Iowa Street. His grandfather Leonard Summers 47 suffered head cuts along with his wife Mary 37. The mother Mrs Jim Concannon 21 and two siblings Terry 5 and Mark 2 also injured. Driver Herbert Eidt 25 Overland Park had knee injuries. Mark and Mrs Concannon remained hospitalized in good condition after the crash.
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Matthew Concannon
Route 2
Leavenworth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
6Th and
Iowa Sts
Leonard A. Summers
Summers
Mary
Matthew
Jim Concannon
Concannon
Terry
Mark
Herbert Eidt
Overland Park
Kennedy news conference to be carried on radio and TV
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 3 p.m. CST on Thursday with live radio coverage and a taped television presentation later. NBC and ABC start telecasts at 3:30 p.m. and CBS at 4 p.m.
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New York
Kennedy
NBC
ABC
CBS
Lecompton Seeks Annexation of KP&L Property District
Lecompton Rural High School District No 4 petitions the County Superintendent to annex KP&L facilities five miles northwest of Lawrence. The plant valued at 11,033,850 dollars pays 68,630.55 into the general high school fund. A hearing will decide the annexation feasibility with about 47 families involved.
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Lecompton Rural
Kansas Power & Light Co
Lawrence
Kp&l
Riverside
Earl Wilson
Wilson
Lecompton
Eudora
Baldwin
Merchants Seek City Action On 800 Block Parking Plan
Downtown merchants moved to take their 153 car parking lot plan for the 800 block of Vermont Street to the City Commission for preliminary action. They seek a 264000 project financed by a city share, a benefit district, and a 15 year assessment program with landowners voting on petitions.
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Vermont Street
Standard Life Insurance Co
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Standard Oil Co
9Th and
Massachusetts Street
Chamber of Commerce
City
Halftime Buzz Over Wichita U Admission Bill Debate
Kansas lawmakers and Gov. Anderson attended a KU vs K State game as Topeka hearings on Wichita University admission stirred strong opposition from the Board of Regents. Tensions rise over education policy and potential governor appointments shaped by the Wichita measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Legislature
John Anderson
Topeka
Municipal Wichita University
Wichita
Board of Regents
People of
Kansas
Cold Wave Grips Lawrence Amid Sudden Temperature Drop
A cold wave hit Lawrence at 11 a.m. driving temperatures from 53 to 36 degrees in 75 minutes. Rain but no heavy precipitation is forecast for tonight and Thursday with wind from 20 to 35 mph. Lows 5 to 15 above zero tonight, high 15 to 20 above Thursday.
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Lawrence
City approves bonds and bid for South Park recreation center
Lawrence City Commissioners approved a revised $195 000 Broken Arrow Park swimming pool bond issue for the April 2 election and a $46 000 low bid to construct the South Park Community Building Annex. Construction by Dressler and Co. of Topeka should begin mid March with completion about August first.
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South Park Recreation
Lawrence City
Broken Arrow Park
South Park
Dressler and Co
Topeka
Louisiana Street
Central Park
Don McConnell
Fred Cooper
McConnell
Jim Owens
Ben Barteldes
Rusty Springer
Cooper
M & M Oil Co
Cities Service
Montgomery Ward
Lawrence Tire Co
City Delays Annexation Plan to May 7
The Lawrence City Commission unanimously postpones annexation until at least May 7 amid a crowded meeting. Commissioners backed a third postponement of a proposal covering about 2200 acres, with industry, chamber, and county urging caution and an overall city plan before action.
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Lawrence
Rusty Springer
Chamber of Commerce
County Commission
Larry Lefholz
Farmers Co-Op
Co-Op
Soviet figure boosts claim on Cuban troop numbers
Soviet troop estimates in Cuba were raised by Cuban exile leader Dr. Manuel de Varona who told a House subcommittee that 30 000 to 35 000 Soviet troops may be present rather than the government figure of 17 000. He testified through an interpreter about Cuban subversion in Latin America.
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Co-Op
State Board of Health
Harold Horn
Robert Oyler
Washington
Cuba
Manuel deVarona
House Inter-American Affairs
Latin America
Fred and Oscar Rumsey Sole Owners Funeral Home
Advertisement notes Fred and Oscar Rumsey as sole owners of Rumsey Funeral Home with a price of Vi 3 S$111. in the classified notice style showing ownership and business listing.
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Fred
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
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