Pressure on Laos princes to form unity government
Western and Soviet diplomats urged neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma Prince Boun Oum and Prince Souphanouvong to Geneva for summit talks to settle Laos differences. They warned failure to unite could derail the Geneva conference as fighting rumors persisted despite no clear evidence of a major Communist offensive.
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Geneva
Laos
Southeast Asia
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Boun Oum
Paris
Troika
United States
Viet Nam
Xieng Khouang
Chorus to Give Concert Sunday at KU
The 300 voice Kansas University Chorus directed by Clayton Krehbiel performs 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Hoth Auditorium. Soloists include Marva Lou Powell Sharon Tebbenkamp Edward Souter and Don Grant in Ye Deum by Bruckner. Verdi Te Deum features Powell with Richard Gayhart at the organ. Public admission free.
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Kansas University Chorus
Clayton Krehbiel
Hoth Auditorium
Bruckner
Marva Lou Powell
Sharon Tebbenkamp
Edward Souter
Don Grant
Verdi
Marva L . Powell
Richard Gayhart
Satirical stage piece stars international and local students
The piece features a cast including Jonnik Lingsback of Oslo as Cyril Popes and Julia Calahan of Manchester as Soubaum with a diverse student lineup from Wichita Kansas City Wilmette Topeka and beyond. The show blends farce burlesque and Marx Brothers style humor in a staged comedy.
Lodge Notice for Lawrence Lodge January Meeting
Stated communication of Lawrence Lodge 6 A F and A M is set for Monday January 6 at 7 30 p m Visiting members are welcome G Chester M Lessenden W M George W Mole Secy
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Lawrence Lodge
A.F
A.M. Mon
Chester M. Lessenden
W.M
George W, Mole
Secy
Ex KU Professor Retires From Gardner Firm
Dr. Lloyd L. Boughton, a former Kansas University faculty member, retires as director of research at Cramer Co. in Gardner after 17 years on KU faculty and 20 years with Cramer's. Charles Spencer Jr., KU 1957 pharmacy graduate, is named new director of research.
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Lloyd L. Boughton
Kansas University
Cramer Co
Gardner
Dr. Boughton
Cramer's
Charles Spencer Jr
Daegele Faces Mental Exam Before Sentencing
The court delayed sentencing of Daegele after he pled guilty to attacking a 12 year old last May. Judge Gray ordered a pre sentence mental examination and set January 13 for a decision or further action. Brown County holds a detainer on the defendant regarding a similar charge. he has been in county jail since June 22 after FBI arrest.
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Gray
Daegele
Baldwin Gill
Brown County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Macmillan Resting With Bad Cold Ahead of Bonn Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was in bed with a bad cold in London today but aides said he expected to be well enough to travel to Bonn next Tuesday for talks with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Devaney Named Nebraska’s Choice For Husker Coach
Lincoln Nebraska AP Robert S Bob Devaney Wyoming’s winning football coach was announced as Nebraska’s choice to replace Bill Jennings. Negotiations with Devaney and University of Wyoming officials continue with athletic director William Dye saying no formal recommendation has been made yet. A telephone conference was planned to firm up the matter.
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Neb
Robert S
Bob) Devaney
Wyoming
Nebraska
Husker
Bill Jennings
Devaney
University of Wyoming
William
Tippy) Dye
Nebraska Board of Regents
Dye
Amex amid calls for honesty reforms after SEC report
Ed ward T. McCormick a former SEC commissioner and Amex president was ousted on December 11. The SEC blamed a self perpetuating clique including Joseph F. Reilly Charles J. Bocklet James R. Dyer and John J. Mann for failures, with Gil ligan Will Co. cited for wholesale violations and control failures on the trading floor. The report says abuses by specialists and floor traders show a general deficiency of standards.
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Edward T. McCormick
SEC
Amex
Joseph F. Reilly
Charles J. Bocklet
James R. Dyer
John J. Mann
Gilligan, Will & Co
McCormick
Res
Diana Trask Weds American in Australia
Australian singer Diana Trask 24 marries American Thomas Ewen 35 in Sacred Heart church Warburton Victoria. A 3000 strong crowd greeted them outside after the ceremony. Trask is a star of the Mitch Miller TV show Sing Along With Mitch.
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Melbourne
Australia
Diana Trask
Thomas Ewen
Sacred Heart Church
Warburton
Here
Miss Trask
Mitch Miller
Mitch
Former Senator Hoblitell Jr. Dies in Clarksburg West Virginia
Former U S Senator John D Hoblitzell Jr. died in Clarksburg after a heart attack. He was a former Virginia Republican congressman and ex state Republican chairman.
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Clarksburg
W.va
U.S
John D. Hoblitzell Jr
R-Va
Hoblitzell
Political year ahead stirs Kansans and national races
The 1962 political year brings state legislative budget work in Topeka and the 88th Congress in Washington. The piece notes upcoming elections, governor races, and local Douglas County contests, with focus on candidates' records and public service.
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Kansans
Washington
Parking Ready for Cage Tilt
Kansas and Nebraska clash in a Big Eight opener at Allen Fieldhouse with parking laid out east and north of the arena. Tip is 7 30 pm and fans are asked to depart early to ease access while snow is cleared and warned of a light snow layer. Kansas is 4 6 and Nebraska 4 7. KU beat NU 69 68 in last week's league tournament.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas-Nebraska
Keith Lawton
KU Physical Plant
Kansas
Two New Grants Boost Baker University Support
Baker University announced two gifts from the Esso Education Foundation and Texaco's Aid-to-Education Program totaling $3,500 for the year ending support. Since 1956 Baker has received $12,000 from Esso and $9,000 from Texaco in six annual grants, aiding faculty salaries and the current budget.
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Baker University
W. J. Scarborough
Esso Education Foundation
Texaco
Texaco, Inc
Scarborough
Incorporation Complete for Modern Methods, Inc of Lawrence
Modern Methods Inc of Lawrence completes incorporation proceedings. Ruth Polston serves as resident agent. The firm has temporary offices at 70814 Mass St and an authorized capitalization of 225000.
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Modern Methods, Inc
Lawrence
Mass. St
Ruth Polston
Rebel the police dog helps nab two burglary suspects
Rebel, guarding the north goalpost after the Kansas Missouri game, tracked two 10 year old burglars to a field in Topeka. Charles Bowman, who trained Rebel in Lawrence, aided in the capture after returning that night.
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Rebel
Topeka
Charles Bowman
Lawrence
Bowman
Deemer Installed As Kiwanis Head
Kenneth Deemer was installed Thursday as new president of the Lawrence Kiwanis Club succeeding Albert Fearing. Other new officers are Karl Edwards and A. E. Woestemeyer, vice presidents, Hal Kertz, treasurer, and Vern Montgomery, secretary. New board members include Charles Lacey, Elliot Gillerman, Paul Hausman and Allen Meyer. Fearing reviewed a year of steady growth and listed longtime annual projects. New initiatives include Centennial observance collaboration, aging study in Douglas County, and formation of a Lawrence Kiwanis Club alongside ongoing charities.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Albert Fearing
Karl Edwards
A. E. Woestemeyer
Hal Kertz
Vern Montgomery
Charles Lacey
Elliot Gillerman
Paul Hausman
Allen Meyer
Fearing
Curtis Robb
Boy's State
Salvation Army
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Colorado
Lawrence High School
Edna Boardman
Lawrence
Lawrence Adult Education Council
Douglas County
Franco Plans Cabinet Shifts Amid Age Ills and Reshuffle
Franco plans cabinet reshuffles to better use available manpower, though sources say no government crisis exists. An expert cited age illnesses and the desire for efficiency as the main reasons for expected shifts.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Hall and Stough Lead Group for Prairie National Park Push
Dr E Raymond Hall and Charles Stough of Lawrence help organize the Prairie National Park and Natural History Association to promote a large prairie park region near Manhattan. Incorporation in Topeka lists Gov John Anderson and numerous state leaders including Alf Landon Frank Theis Arthur Warren Burris and Joe Warren. The park would sit in Pottawatomie County northeast of Manhattan with aims to cooperate with the National Park Service and solicit gifts to accelerate plans.
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Charles Stough
Lawrence
Prairie National Park and Natural History Association
Prairie Park
Manhattan
Topeka
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Hall
KU Museum of Natural History
National Park Service
Prairie National Park
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Kansas
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Alf M. Landon
Arkansas City
Charles §. Arthur
W. F. Farrell
Floyd T. Amsden
Wichita
L. B. Carson
Tom Griffith
Don Joseph
Whitewater
Alvin McCoy
Prairie Village
H. T
Space Barriers editorial to air on WIBW Sunday
Lawrence readers will hear the January 3 Journal-World editorial Space Barriers on WIBW Topeka at 2 45 p m Sunday The piece discusses physiological challenges in the space race with Russia. Also in Topeka the annual bird census counted 6144 birds of 58 species by 14 participants within a 15 mile circle around the State house including Gage Park Lake Shawnee Airport and surrounding areas. Notable sightings include a bald eagle 21 Bohemian waxwings Townsends solitaire purple finches and white breasted nuthatches with many long eared owls and few song sparrows.
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Journal-World
WIBW
Topeka
Russia
Statehouse
Gage Park
Lake Shawnee
Fire on Eiffel Tower in Paris briefly burns mid tower
An early morning fire broke out about halfway up the 980 foot Eiffel Tower. Firemen raced to the second landing and extinguished the blaze. Damage was slight.
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Paris
Kansas Governor to Attend Prayer Breakfast in Topeka
Kansas Governor John Anderson will headline a 7:30 a.m. Thursday January 25 prayer breakfast at the Jayhawk Hotel Topeka hosted by the International Christian Leadership group. The Topeka Citizens Committee oversees the event with participation from Justice Alfred G. Schroeder State Senator August Lauterbach State Representative Donald Joseph U S Senator Frank Carlson and Secretary of State Paul Shanahan.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
John Anderson
Sen. Schoeppel
Anderson
U.S
Bill Ferguson
Bob Ellsworth
Kansas
Jayhawk Hotel
International Christian Leadership Group
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Supreme Court
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August Lauterbach
Donald Joseph
Frank Carlson
Secretary
Paul Shanahan
GOP Chairman criticizes U N in strong speech
William E. Miller told a conservative audience at Human Events conference that the United States is being outvoted and outpropagandized in the United Nations and urged a new approach. He criticized Kennedy policies and noted U.S. financing of UN efforts, including support for operations in Congo against Katanga.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
William E. Miller
Miller
New York
John Tower
R-Tex
Hdrward G. Hall
Rmo
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Kennedy
U.N
Congo
Katanga
Ohio publisher Ernest Amos dies at 89
Ernest Clarence Amos, 89, longtime publisher of the Sidney Daily News, died early today at Wilson Memorial Hospital after several months of illness in Sidney Ohio.
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Sidney, Ohio
Ernest Clarence Amos
Sidney Daily News
Wilson Memorial Hospital
In Memoriam Marie White Hill Jan 7 1960
In loving memory of our sister Marie White Hill who passed away two years ago on January seventh nineteen sixty. She is sadly missed by sisters and brothers including Mrs Margaret Shepherd Monroe White Elmer and Edward Brown.
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Marie White Hill
Margaret Shepherd Monroe White
Elmer
Edward Brown
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