U N Sends Appeal For US Panama Conflict End
The U N Security Council urged an immediate end to the U S Panama clash over the Panama Canal Zone Panamanian delegate Aquilino Boyd pressed for the zone to be nationalized or put under international control The U S and Panama backed the appeal while denying accusations of aggression and mass killings and noted ongoing direct negotiations and regional fact finding by the O A S Inter American Peace Commission.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Panama
Security Council
Panama Canal Zone
U.S
Aquilino Boyd
State Department
Council
Renan Castrillo Justiniano
Bolivia
Dean Rusk
Boyd
Stevenson
Nehru May Be Sicker Amid Public Doubt
Indications mount that Prime Minister Nehru is sicker than official statements suggest. A government publicity officer warned photographs will not be allowed when he returns to New Delhi. He fell ill Tuesday in Bhubaneswar during Congress party annual meeting.
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New Delhi
Wilkinson Resigns as Sooners Coach with Senate Talk
Bud Wilkinson quit today as Oklahoma football coach but will stay as athletic director and may seek the U.S. Senate. The board of regents accepted the resignation reluctantly amid political speculation. He emphasized the move was not driven by politics while noting he has not decided on a Senate bid.
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Norman
Okla
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
U.S. Senate
University
Board of Regents
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
European Is Executed in Rhodesia First Since 1952
Leopold Smith aged 34 was hanged after being convicted of shooting four people near Umtali following an argument last June. The government said this was its first execution of a European suspect since 1952.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Leopold Smith
Umtali
Wunsch to Run For Governor Parley Set Up
State Sen. Paul Wunsch plans a Wednesday press conference to announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. The 62 year old Kingman legislator serves as president pro tem of the Kansas Senate and has 27 years in the body. He has built a reputation as a capable lawmaker and has been named as a possible candidate for governor for years.
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Topeka
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Kansas Senate
Legislators and candidates vie for governor race in Kansas Day
Sen Wunsch linked to Robert Oyler and Lawrence interests as political figures weigh reelection plans. Rep Grant Dohm seeks the nomination, while Rep William Avery has declared for Congress. Atty Gen William Ferguson and Lt Gov Harold Chase are expected to join the gubernatorial field around Kansas Day January 29.
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Senate
Grant Dohm
Grinnell
William Avery
William Ferguson
Harold Chase
Kansas
Panama crises push diplomacy amid canal violence
The crisis over Panama severing ties with the United States and ending the canal treaty spurs urgent diplomacy. At least 23 people died and many were wounded as looting and clashes occurred. U.S. officials met Panamanian leaders while guards detained looters and mass funerals were planned.
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Roberto Chiari
Galileo Solis
Johnson
U.S
Thomas C. Mann
Cyrus R. Vance
Chiari
Presidential Palace
Canal Zone
Stone Age Study Heider Specialty
Lawrence native Karl Heider, an anthropologist studying the Dani of New Guinea, argues nations guiding the Dani to abandon their culture must aid building a new way of life. Heider notes outside influences from missionaries and Indonesian officials push change, and suggests careful, least disruptive integration.
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Lawrence
Karl Heider
Fritz Heider
Ind. St
New Guinea
Heider
Journal-World Photo
Beliem
Dutch New Guinea
Indonesia
U.S
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
United States
Harvard
Climber Is Found Alive After Five Day Blizzard Ordeal
In Aomori prefecture six climbers faced near disaster on Mt Iwaki. Hideyoshi Murai a 17 year old high school student survived after five days of exposure hunger and frostbite. Two of his four companions were found dead as rescuers searched the snowbound slopes.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hideyoshi Murai
Mt. Iwaki
Aomori Prefecture
City Street Total Now 112.6 Miles After 1963 Work
Lawrence completed 3 miles of paving in 1963 costing 241 801 dollars and resurfaced 3 miles at 62 486 dollars. The 112.61 miles include concrete asphalt brick and gravel. Sanitary sewers expanded 3 miles with 15 703 feet.
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Lawrence
Country Club North
Pioneer Ridge
Wisconsin
Summit
Vermont
Cantebury Lane
Stewart Avenue
Penny Construction Co
Hawkhamer Asphalt Co
Topeka
Smoking Is Health Hazard Survey Finds Major Risks
A 14 month review by a 10 member federal panel concludes cigarette smoking is a major health hazard linked to lung cancer emphysema bronchitis and heart disease. It finds filters offer no clear protection and quitting lowers risk with longer use increasing danger. The report urges remedial action though no new legislation is planned.
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Washington
Blues Ribbon Federal
United States
Luther Terry
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Health Service
Terry
Agriculture Department
Pain of Growing Up: Teen Years Not Really Glorious
Ann Landers outlines teen challenges in a condensed excerpt from her new book. She defines adolescence as 13 to 19 but notes vast individual differences. Teens face anxiety, desire for independence, acne, weight issues, and social pressures, with the telephone as a key emotional outlet.
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Ann Landers
Prentice-Hall, Inc
I.D
America
Mom
Dad
Alexander Graham Bell
Sharp Cold Snap Forecast for Lawrence Area
The U S Weather Bureau Topeka forecast predicts mostly cloudy skies and strong northerly winds with a high near 40 this afternoon and a low between 10 and 15 tonight. Snow flurries are possible with no accumulation. Friday highs reached mid forties. record highs and lows are noted for the date.
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Lawrence
U.S
Topeka
Acc
Kansas University
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Cold With Snow Flurries
Most areas to be mostly cloudy with shifting northerly winds and occasional snow flurries. Wind speeds 15 to 30 mph, colder tonight with little snow accumulation. Sunday brings fair skies and temperatures around 40 during the day, lows near 15 to 20.
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Kansas
Ag Ina
Anday
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