Dean Resigns as Geneva Disarmament Chief Negotiator
Arthur H. Dean, long and patient U S chief negotiator at Geneva for disarmament talks, submits Dec 26 resignation to President Kennedy. No successor named. Charles C. Stelle likely to act when talks resume Jan 15. Dean, 64, remains hopeful for a future path to a nuclear test ban and broader disarmament.
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Kansas City Council Opposes Transit Asset Transfer
Kansas City council voted unanimously to oppose Kansas City Transit Inc. plans to move assets to a holding company to keep buses running if drivers strike on January 12. The action targets the proposed corporate restructuring and its impact on transit operations.
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Cattle and Livestock Prices From Kansas City Auction
AP report notes mixed moves across cattle hog and sheep prices with steers and heifers down 75 to 1.2 while cows vealers and calves held steady feeders soft. Good to choice cattle and lambs show varied gains and price ranges across weight classes and quality levels.
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Special Communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF AM
Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM holds a special communication on Monday January 7 at 7 30 pm Work in the first degree Visiting officers include James O Hurley W M George W Mole Secretary.
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Marian Jersild Lott to Give Faculty Recital at KU
Marian Jersild Lott associate professor of piano at Kansas University will perform a faculty recital at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. Repertoire includes Bach Toccata in D major Beethoven Tempest Sonata Op 31 No 2 Chopin Mazurka Op 50 No 2 Waltz Op 70 No 1 Fantasy Op 49 Bartok Seven Sketches Op 9 and Prokofieff Suggestion Diabolique Op 4. The recital is free and open to the public.
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Telstar’s Zero Gate Transistor Trick Causes Battery Sleep
Engineers in Andover Maine test notched pulse commands to Telstar to fool its zero gate transistor that reads binary signals. On Pass No 1492 the trick briefly turned off its storage batteries, then normal operations resumed and Telstar again relayed television. They expect a long mission though timing remains uncertain.
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South Viet Nam Says 47 Communists Killed in Frontier Fighting
South Viet Nam reported that 47 Communist guerrillas were killed Wednesday near the Cambodian frontier largely due to air strikes. In a separate Dec 21 operation near the Viet Cong area known as D Zone, 127 guerrillas have been killed to date. Other operations continued with no major results reported.
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Trio Le Rondeau de Paris Opens KU Chamber Series
A harpsichord flute and cello trio Le Rondeau de Paris performs at 8 p.m. Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall as part of the Kansas University Chamber Music Series. They aim to revive ancient music with a program spanning from the 17th century to Mozart.
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Brazil vote looms in critical struggle over government form
The Saturday Column notes Brazil faces a Sunday referendum on presidential versus parliamentary rule. President Joao Goulart faces opposition from UDN and PSD and concerns about Communist influence, military backing, and possible impeachment plans amid regional instability.
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Best Big Ten punt of 1962 by Lonnie Rogers
Iowa star Lonnie Rogers kicked an 83 yard punt against Oregon State, earning the best Big Ten punt of 1962. The play highlighted the Hawkeyes special teams and stood out among season highlights.
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Congressmen Bow Ties Fade in 88th Congress Portraits
Washington AP reports the new 88th Congress shows few bow ties in official portraits. Among 500 plus members 17 wear bows, 22 wear mustaches, the Senate records only one bow tie wearer, with Dirksen’s image listed as a drawing rather than photo.
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Senators probe three non profit stations sparks curiosity in Congress
Senate Internal Security subcommittee subpoenas seven people connected to KPFA KPFK and WBAI as it investigates Pacifica Foundation stations in New York and California. Dr. Peter H. Odegard and Trevor Thomas are among the subpoenaed as debate over broadcasts and alleged political content unfolds.
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Kansas University Students Win 1963 Rock Chalk Revue Scripts
Twenty six KU playwrights from Lawrence and across the area earn slots in the four winning scripts for the 1963 Rock Chalk Revue set March 1-2 in Hoch Auditorium. Judges will pick the best skit among Sigma Chi Chi Omega The Rise and Fall of the Third Rock Hill and Gulley Raiders Alpha Delta Pi Beta Theta Phi Pi Beta Phi Biz Dump and The Polo Game feature the student writers from Wichita DeSoto Oskaloosa Independence and more with aid from area colleges and universities.
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Deaths-Funerals Mrs Anna May 78 in McLouth nursing home
Mrs Anna May longtime resident of Williamstown and Perry died Friday at a McLouth nursing home at age 78. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Perry Methodist Church with burial at Buster Cemetery near Perry. Born June 20, 1884 near Williamstown she was a Perry Methodist. Survivors include two sons Eugene May of Oskaloosa Herschell May of Wichita. three daughters Leona Smith Letha Hurd and Euna Britt. 13 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. Hampton Funeral Home of Oskaloosa directing.
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Euna Britt
Independence
Hampton Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Pipes in Lawrence
Mrs Jessie Pipes 92 longtime Lawrence resident until two years ago will be honored with a 10 30 a m service at Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Charles Wesley Garrett will conduct the rites burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery She lived in Lawrence for 60 years before moving to Wichita to live with a daughter and resided at 909 Ohio Street She belonged to the Lawrence Flower Club and the First Methodist Church
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Panic on Cancer Following Deaths Of Star Victims
Los Angeles cancer specialists report a mild panic among patients after the deaths of four prominent film actors. The Cancer Detection Center notes more people seek exams, with a higher share of men seeking checkups. Doctors caution that cancer outcomes depend on disease specifics, not wealth, and that deaths among stars do not reflect overall prognosis.
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Peru rounds up Reds as government nerves tense
Lima reports the military government launched a nationwide roundup of about 300 alleged Communists amid suspensions of civil guarantees. The communique accused Moscow Prague and Havana of directing a subversive plot to destabilize elections and attack military and industrial leaders.
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Six Accidents Reported Here
Friday traffic accidents on Lawrence streets yielded one minor injury and about $2,000 in damage. Dorothy Thompson suffered whiplash after a four car crash on West Sixth near Vermont. others were Charles Wade Nelson, Gary Holmes, and Richard Nehrbass. Total damages from the four car wreck about $400. A second crash on North Third at 2:10 p.m. caused about $1,050 in damage. no injuries. A third incident at 23rd and La Sts. about 7:30 p.m. produced about $300 in damage. no injuries. The city recorded 20 accidents in the first four days of the year.
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Topeka placards 12 more houses unfit for habitation
Health officer Dr Otto Ravenholt said 13 more Topeka houses were notified over 10 days ago that they would be placarded unless refinished to meet code. All are vacant bringing total placarded dwellings to 44 since August. One owner has appealed. District Court jury term moved to Jan 10. TV weekend highlights include Senior Bowl and NFL Runner-Up Bowl games and a delayed basketball tape cast.
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Governors Meet Army on National Guard Reshape Plan
A seven governor committee led by Georgia’s Ernest Vandiver meets Secretary of the Army Cyrus Vance to seek concessions on a plan to disband four Guard infantry divisions and cut 338 company and detachment units while preserving core reorganization goals.
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Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital records show births and dismissals. Births include Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor of Tonganoxie with a son born Friday. Dismissals list include Mrs. Clara Johnston, Mrs. Dorothy Teplitz, Mrs. Caroline Huff, Charley Brown, Mrs. Judy Ya-Hwa Lin Su, Martin Soetaert, Mrs. Karen Johnson and others from addresses in Kansas City and surrounding areas.
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