Molotov Returns to Vienna After Denunciation as Stalinist
Ex foreign minister Molotov, branded a Stalinist by the latest party congress, departs Moscow for Vienna to resume duties at the atomic energy agency amid questions of his expulsion. The move follows a wave of denunciations and a party trial ordered for him and two former Soviet leaders.
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V .M. Molotov
Communist Party
Atoms For Peace
Vienna
Foreign Office
Stalin
Khrushchev
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agency
Atomic Energy Agency
Soviet Union
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
City Commission to Discuss Downtown Parking Tonight
The City Commission holds the first of several special study sessions in the City Manager's Office at City Hall. Tonight's topic is downtown parking following a list of proposed projects reviewed last week for the coming months.
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City Commission
City Hall
Weather Log Reflects Past Temperatures and Snowfall
Weather record notes the high 81 and low 20 from a year ago. A Saturday snowfall measured 0 with a view of temperatures near record values.
Northeast Kansas Snow and Cold Forecast
Snow tonight accumulates up to two inches with cold, high winds of 35 to 40 mph. Lows drop to 0 to 5 below zero, with Tuesday highs near 15 degrees.
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Kansas
Brown accuses Nixon of courting extremist right wing forces
California Governor Edmund G. Brown charges Richard Nixon is not opposing ultra right wing groups and may align with Birch candidates. He says Nixon faces a choice between principle and opportunism and warns against Nixon courting extremists for money and support.
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Washington
Edmund G. Brown
California
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
Nixon
National Press Club
Richard Nixon
John Birch Society
John Bircher
Birch
Republican Party
Kennedy and Clay Reach Agreement on Berlin Strategy
President Kennedy and General Lucius D. Clay say they are in full agreement on handling future Berlin crises. The White House released the results of a one hour meeting in which they reviewed the Berlin situation and discussed sustaining West Berlin’s life, with no rift indicated in the administration over authority.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Clay
West Berlin
Dean Rusk
U. S
Albert Watson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Germany
Mr. Rusk
Salinger
Belgian Sabena Jet Intercepted by Soviet Fighters Lands in Yerevan
A Sabena jet carrying 27 from Tehran to Istanbul was compelled to land near the Soviet Turkish frontier after reports of pursuit by Soviet MIGs. The flight, with 19 passengers and eight crew, included one American, Mr Howen, and all aboard were reported safe. conflicting accounts place the landing as voluntary or forced, with radio distress calls noted by Tehran airport sources.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Tehran
Sabena
Brussels
Yerevan
Freddy Moureau
Walter Devros
Devros
Mr. Howen
Europe
Far East
Iran
Ankara
Tragic Train Crash Kills 87 in Dutch Fog
Dense fog near Woerden causes collision of two passenger trains, killing 87 and injuring about 50. Rescue workers cut through wreckage as doctors and priests helped victims. one express train from Leeuwarden to Rotterdam collided with a Rotterdam to Amsterdam commuter train.
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Lands
Here
Netherlands Railways
Leeuwarden
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
van Ossterom
English Method Studied Expands School Teaching
The Office of Education announced a new concentrated English teaching program. Ralph C. M. Flynt said initial research project contracts were awarded last month as Congress appropriated over 500000 dollars for the effort.
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Washington
Office of Education
Ralph C. M. Flynt
Congress
Winds and Snow Hit Lawrence In Severe Cold Wave
Snow and high winds blanket Lawrence as an additional two inches is forecast. Temperatures dip to zero to five below, with 25 to 40 mph gusts. Farmers across Northeast Kansas face heavy snow closures, isolations, and milestone low temps as roads remain hazardous.
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Lawrence
Topeka Weather Bureau
Kansas
Douglas County
L. D. Rice
Rice
Jackson County
U.S
Atchison County
Jefferson County
KU to run 10 kilowatt reactor pending AEC licenses
The Atomic Energy Commission tested KU chemical engineering faculty Russell Mesler and Harold Rosson for reactor operation. If licenses come through, KU will run the 10 kW reactor for a spring course and research. AEC officials Ernest Hill and Frederick Shonson conducted the exams amid weather delays.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas University
AEC
Russell Mesler
Harold F. Rosson
Rosson
Ernest Hill
Lawrence Radiation Laboratories
Livermore
Calif
Frederick Shon
AEC Division of Licensing and Regulations
Washington
15Th Street
Allen Fieldhouse
Radiation Biophysics
Environmental Health Laboratory
Budget Message Is Set On Eve Of Budget Session
Gov. John Anderson and legislative leaders meet ahead of the biennial budget session as he plans to deliver a message at 10 30 a m on Wednesday. The plan calls for a nearly 400 million dollar budget for the next fiscal year with no new tax measures expected.
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PERA
John Anderson
Anderson
Wunsch
Mitchell
Ways and Means
GOP
House
Thei‘game Party
Snow Tire Clearance at Ray Stoneback’s
Prices cut on all stock at Ray Stoneback’s 929 Mass. Fast free installation available at rear of store.
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Ray Stoneback
Youth Dies After Collapsing in School Gym Class
Lamonte Richard Gallagher a 14 year old West Junior High eighth grader died after collapsing in a gym class at the school. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital where he died shortly before noon. An autopsy was begun to determine the cause with a suspected heart condition. Gallagher is survived by his parents a sister and a brother and a great grandmother. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Lamonte Richard Gallagher
West Junior High School
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
West Junior
Dick Edmondson
WJHS
Joe Ornelas
Young Gallagher
Robert L. Gallagher
N. 5Th St
Carol Ann
Charles
Lilly Oliphant
Chanute
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Update For 1962
Kansas traffic death log lists 7 deaths for January 1962 and 12 in the comparable 1960 period. The Topeka AP report covers 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday and notes totals for January and the year to date.
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Topeka
Kansas
N Y Newsman Kilgore to Give White Lecture at KU
Bernard Kilgore president of the Wall Street Journal will deliver the 18th William Allen White Lecture at Kansas University on Feb 9 after receiving the White Foundation’s national citation for journalistic merit. Kilgore has expanded the Journal to a national paper with 800000 circulation. He joined in 1929 and rose to edit American coverage before becoming president in 1945.
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Cmdr
Joseph L. Skoog
Skate
North Pole
Kansas University Naval
Skoog
Richard D. Gruber
Navy
NROTC
Journal- World Photo
The
Wall Street Journal
Bernard Kilgore
William Allen White
Kansas University
White Foundation
Journal
Kilgore
Washington
National Observer
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
Newspaper Fund Inc
William Allen White Foundation
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
Jules Dubois
Chicago Tribune
Hodding Carter
Delta Democrat - Times
Greenville
Miss
White Foundation Board
Flint Hall
Kansas
Kansas Union
Theta Sigma Phi
Kansas Receives 220 Million in Federal Aid for 1961
Kansas gained over 220 million dollars from federal health education and economic security programs in 1961. Welfare payments totaled 27.1 million for 27,115 elderly recipients. aid to dependent children and mothers reached 11.1 million. 4.2 million aided 4,165 disabled. 62 thousand aided 583 blind. Social Security benefits reached 122.2 million for 212,700 retirees plus 26.6 million for 40,200 widows and children. Education grants totaled about 10.14 million for districts and college loans to 4,355 students. Health grants financed construction and facilities for hospitals and nursing homes. waste treatment grants totaled 884,158 of 3,168,751. National Institutes of Health funded 1,977,358 for 153 projects. Vocational rehabilitation grants supported 1,048 people. surplus federal property valued at 3.79 million dollars and real property worth 163,563 were provided for health and education.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Office of the
Social Security Administration
National Institute of Health
The
Public Health Service
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