Mrs. Tippit Seeks Privacy While Funds Grow
Dallas widow Mrs. J D Tippit has received nearly 500000 in 43 days after her husband was killed during the Kennedy case. She says she and her children plan to stay in the same house and live as before. Donations continue, with gifts to organizations in her husband’s name and no tax on those gifts. A bank estimate puts potential trust income at 18000 to 20000 yearly.
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J. D. Tippit
Kennedy
Dallas
Brenda Kay
Curtis Glen
Verne Hipskind
Tippit
Insects Learn Emotions Say Lab Report Fans
The piece riffs on a Los Angeles Times article claiming insects like flies can think feel and show emotions. The narrator recounts a personal test with a swatter under a lamp and describes a chaotic scene of a fly evading and returning.
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Los Angeles Times
Human Tide Behind the Wall as Berlin Crossing Nears End
A massive West Berliner flow through East German border points marked the holiday visitation end as the wall nears closure. Officials reported over 100000 crossing by noon, with 200000 expected for a final day, amid East West calls for talks to shape future visits and recognize the regime.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
ADN
Walter Ulbricht
Germany
Wall
Brass Choir to Appear With Carl Severinsen at Clay County
The 18 member Kansas University Brass Choir directed by Kenneth Bloomquist will perform with Carl Doc Severinsen at 8 p.m. on January 13 at Clay County Community High School. Severinsen will showcase serious and jazz solos and lead an afternoon trumpet clinic. This concert precedes KU Brass Choirs Far East tour sponsored by the U.S. State Department, visiting ten cities across nine nations starting in Karachi and ending in Wellington four months later.
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Kansas University Brass Choir
Kenneth Bloomquist
Carl
Severinsen
Clay County Community High School
Skitch Henderson
KU Brass
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Canberra
Australia
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Malaysia
Troopers Block Federal Entry as Auburn Reads New Student
About 100 state troopers ring Auburn University to bar federal agents from campus as Harold Franklin, the first Negro student, prepares to register under a federal court order. Officials say no agents will enter, while troopers guard against disturbances and ensure orderly conduct.
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Auburn
Ala
Auburn University
Albert Lingo
Justice Department
Washington
Harold A. Franklin
Lingo
Franklin
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Johnny North pilot could spark two hour TV film era
Hollywood AP reports NBC ordered the Revue Studios pilot Johnny North a potential TV film innovating to pair feature length with television. Angie Dickinson Ronald Reagan Lee Marvin appear in a burglary scene as Don Siegel directs, with on location shooting and a budget near 750000. NBC funded half the project. overseas theaters may show the film before U.S. release.
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Hollywood
Johnny North
NBC
Revue Studios
Angie Dickinson
Ronald Reagan
Lee Marvin
Don Siegel
Siegel
Revue
U.S
Red Fox Studied as Consumer of Rodents in Kansas
The Red Fox in Northeastern Kansas bulletin reports William C. Stanley's 1960 61 field work and 1962 findings on the fox diet. Field mice rabbits cottontails birds and insects form the diet with 60 13 and remainder respectively. The survey offers common sense answers for fox control during low fur prices and notes current pelts at about 1 to 30 dollars. Copies are available free from the State Biological Survey at KU.
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State Biological Survey
Museum of Natural History
Kansas University
Kansas
William C. Stanley
Kansas City Junior College
Stanley
The
Biological Survey
E. Raymond Hall
Missouri Politician To Take Mental Test
William H. Sermon former Independence mayor and political boss will face a court hearing to determine his mental competency to stand trial on federal income tax evasion charges. Judge John W. Oliver ordered the hearing after reviewing psychiatrists reports. Sermon is 62 and hospitalized at Kansas University Medical Center since November 19. He was indicted in April for evading $225,834 in taxes from 1956 to 1960.
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Kansas City
William H. Sermon
Independence
U.S. Dist
John W. Oliver
Sermon
Kansas University Medical Center
Horoscope forecasts by Carroll Righter for February
Aries to Pisces receive weekly guidance urging cautious promises and prudent money bets. The column advises firm handling of duties, loyalty at home, and selective social engagement, ending with ordering details for obtaining a personalized forecast.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Crands
Cour- Lcous
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Lawrence
Baby arrives as Riverton hosts annual derby kickoff
Riverton Wyoming’s first baby of 1964 arrives as the town’s annual baby derby proceeds after a delay. The newborn, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Herman, will collect gifts from 34 sponsoring merchants.
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Riverton
Wyo
Bob Herman
Wheat Subsidy Details for Soviet Wheat Sale Stir Debate
The 37 million bushels of U.S. wheat sold to the Soviet Union involves about 26 million in government subsidies. It remains unclear if taxpayers will cover ocean freight costs. The deal, brokered with Continental Grain Co., includes diesel oil subsidies and varying rates by wheat class.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Uncle Sam
Agriculture de
John F. Kennedy
Department
Goodland Jaycees Pioneered Tourist of the Week Program
The Goodland Kansas Jaycees launched a Tourist of the Week promotion that offers traveling families a free one night stay with meals and activities. The program, ongoing for two summers, uses a patrol car stop to welcome visitors as they travel US 24. The effort has built 26 booster families from Maine to California and aims to expand to local lakes, Indian camps, and battle sites, encouraging visitor awareness of Kansas attractions.
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Goodland
Kan
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Illinois
Maine
California
Panama Canal Zone
State Lake
Goodland Jaycees
Kansas
Label on Tar and Nicotine Content by Carlton Cigarettes
The American Tobacco Company will label tar and nicotine content on a new Carlton brand, the first major firm to disclose cigarette byproducts. The move, announced Monday, follows anti smoking studies and precedes the surgeon general's report and prior Royal College of Physicians calls.
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Washington
Times - Post
American Tobacco Company
Surgeon General
Royal College of Physicians
Carlton
Baldwin Church Plans Twelfth Night Event and Service
Baldwin's First Methodist Church will sponsor a Twelfth Night celebration and service on Monday. The burning of Christmas trees begins at 7 p.m. in the Baker Stadium parking lot, followed by a torchlight procession to the church. Carrol McLaughlin will deliver the sermon. Thelma Morreale will speak on the history and interpretation of the event at the tree burning.
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Baldwin’s First Methodist Church
Baker Stadium
Carrol McLaughlin
Thelma Morreale
Phosphorus Core Fact: Life Essential Yet Poisonous in Pure Form
Phosphorus plays a vital role in biology but when isolated in pure form it becomes highly toxic. This dual nature impacts chemistry, medicine, and environmental science as researchers explore safe handling and applications.
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