Eisenhower denies Mundt critique of Kennedy era
Former President Eisenhower repudiates Sen. Mundt's account claiming he criticizes the Kennedy administration as too left of center and partisan. He says his remarks targeted ideas not individuals and expresses hope the new administration acts for the nation's welfare. Mundt's letter notes Eisenhower's concern over Kennedy's economic warnings.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Palm Springs
Calif
Mundt
Sen. Mundt
Los Angeles
United States
Violence Reported as Leftists March on Leopoldville
U.N. command threatens force after a wave of attacks on U.N. personnel in Leopoldville. A woman member of the U.N. civilian staff was subjected to a brutal assault as soldiers stopped a convoy and forced her from the vehicle. Canadian U.N. troops were later ordered to run and subjected to beatings. The Lumumbist rebel force, backed by Patrice Lumumba, advances with little resistance as Mobutu’s troops stay north.
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U. N. Congo
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U.N
Leaopoldville
Camp Reisdorf
Congo River
U.N. Congo
Water Resource Bills Move In Kansas Legislature
A House Water Resources Committee bill aims to simplify the organization of watershed districts by reducing elections and adding a means to disorganize inactive districts. Another measure would authorize Geary County to fund a Smoky Hill River channel project up to 400000 dollars, with a new bridge and resident vote. The House also tentatively approved 756248 for general fund expenditures across several state offices, including 5000 dollars to raze a derelict state house building formerly housing Topeka Public Library.
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Kansas
House Water Resources Committee
Ben Lervold
R-Scandia
Lervold
Water Resources Committee
Geary County
Smoky Hill
Junction City
Executive Council
Governor’s Department
Supreme Court
Statehouse
Topeka Public Library
Weather Update Northeast Kansas Rain Snow Ends Tonight
Light rain and snow end tonight with cloudy and colder conditions to follow. Lows around 30 tonight, highs in the upper 30s Tuesday. Morning and afternoon readings show variable temperatures and a record high of 68 set in 1948.
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Kansas
Kansas Weather Outlook Sees Moderation Through Week
Temperatures Tuesday to Saturday near normal with highs 45 to 52 and lows 19 to 32. Warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday give way to colder Thursday and Friday. Precipitation totals around 0.1 to 0.25 inch, mainly as snow Thursday or Friday, heavier in southern Kansas.
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Kansas
Light Snow Ends February Here
Northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri face lingering weather as February exits with light snow and rain. Forecast calls for a tonight snow mix and clouds, with a Tuesday high in the upper 30s. Temperatures ranged from 10 to 70 degrees this month, and rainfall totals exceed three inches, making it the fifth-wettest on record.
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Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
Supreme Court affirms contempt rulings against Wilkinson and Braden
The Supreme Court, split 5 to 4, upholds contempt convictions of Frank Wilkinson of Los Angeles and Carl Braden of Louisville for refusing to answer questions at a 1958 House Un-American Activities Committee hearing in Atlanta. Justices Stewart wrote the majority. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black, Douglas, and Brennan dissented.
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High Court
Frank Wilkinson
Los Angeles
Carl Braden
Louisville
Wilkinson
National Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
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Congress
Stewart
Atlanta
South
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Kennedy Banking On Economy Gain In Deficit Fight
President Kennedy tells top Democrats he bets on an economic upturn to curb the next year deficit near 1.5 billion dollars. Officials foresee current year shortfall around 1.5 billion, not Eisenhower’s predicted surplus, with modest spending growth and delayed tax increases.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
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Treasury
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Fisenhower
Approval Due On Mitchell Contract At KU Athletic Board Meeting
KU Athletic Board eyed approval of a new one year contract for football coach Jack Mitchell subject to Kansas Board of Regents clearance. Discussions covered stadium expansion plans and hiring a general athletic promotions director. The new agreement likely keeps Mitchell’s salary unchanged with merit pay provisions.
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Oklahoma
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ATL
Gordon Smith
Kansas City Athletics
Tom Hedrick
Sandelius’s Clairvoyant Help Sought for Missing Daughter
Dr. Walter Sandelius of Kansas University sought clairvoyant aid from Dr. Tenhaeff and assistant Croiset in a European ESP effort to locate his daughter Carol who vanished from a Topeka hospital on October 18. Six days later Carol reportedly appeared at his home.
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Kansas University
Carol
Topeka
Sandelius
Wo HL C. Tenhaeff
University of Utrecht
Netherlands
Parapsychology Institute
Europe
U12
Miss. St
Croiset
Hereford May Suffer More Than El Toro Brutality Is Only Relative
Mexico City readers debate bullfighting as art versus cruelty. The piece notes the Mexico City arena seats 55 000, six bulls per show, three matadors, and about 6000 dollars per killer bull pair, with a page reference on brutality.
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Hereford
el Toro
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Humane Society
Lawrence Sawyer Named Leader of Kansas Young Democrats
Lawrence Sawyer 29 of PL Powers Street elected president of the Kansas Young Democrats at a Wichita convention defeating Marvin Rainey of Overland Park. Sawyer vows to build active Democratic clubs in every county and plans to promote unity within the group.
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Sullivan
Rainey
Lawrence
Mass. St
Kansas University Democratic Club
State Calligiate
Pancake Day Feed Backed by Lawrence Legion Leaders
Lawrence officials report strong local support for Saturday Pancake Day to raise funds for the Junior Legion baseball program. The event at the Community Building starts 7 a.m. with all you can eat pancakes and sausage for 50 cents. The Legion team, led by manager Kenny Page, returns several veterans from the 1969 club to boost the effort.
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Merton Jarman
Lawrence Apatin
Darmon
Harold Fisher
Delbert Mathia
Fisher
Jirnie Pollam
Blue Mill Cafe
Leona Woot
Legion Auxiliary Group
County sheriff deputy raises approved and new hire named
Doughis County deputies with less than a year of service receive monthly raises raising starting pay from 330 to 700 and at least one year of service to 050. Sheriff Broecker says the pay scale attracts qualified officers. commissioners vote 3-1 with Elmer Ousdahl opposed citing fairness. New deputy is WWII veteran and photographer McCleery, to serve as deputy and department photographer. Baldwin area still seeking experienced officer.
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Broecker
Calne
Braeker
Rice
Elmer Ousdahl
Chea
Walter Kampschroeder
Harvey Booth
Ousdahl
The
Journal-World
Brocker
Doug McCleery
Mass
McCleery
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Europe
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Baldwin
Po W. Jones
Baldwin Area
Lawrence Offier
Collision near La Coruna sinks crewman dies
The Canadian tanker Andros Fortune and Liberian tanker Point Sacre collided about 30 miles off Cape Torrnana near La Coruna Spain. A Canadian crewman died from injuries suffered in the incident.
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Spain
Andros Fortune
Point Sacre
Cape Torrnana
Chapel of Spaciousness and Beauty Rumsey Funeral Home
A brief funeral home ad highlights Rumsey Funeral Home offerings with emphasis on services and a spacious, beautiful chapel for ceremonies.
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