GOP Leaders Attack Kennedy's Policies
The Republican National Committee heard leaders criticize President Kennedy’s foreign and domestic policy. Rep. William E. Miller said the Laos and Vietnam situations worsened and NATO unity lagged while Berlin tensions remained high. Miller warned of a leftward shift and welfare promises that diverge from American needs. Senator Barry Goldwater was slated to speak at the Oklahoma City luncheon.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Laos
South Viet Nam
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
Berlin
Congo
NATO
Bob Wilson
California
Republican Congressional Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
Vision Requirements Changed by AFROTC
AFROTC at Kansas University reports updated vision standards for non flying commissions. Cadets pursuing engineering science and technical careers are now accepted if vision is corrected, addressing officer shortages in technical fields.
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Air Force
Afrotc
Kansas University
Haskell Fails To Close Lead In Jayhawk League Loss
Haskell Institute fell 59-54 in overtime at Holton after a nine point halftime edge. Isaac Chavez led with 12 points. Holton improved to 5-4 while Haskell dropped to 1-6. Next, Haskell visits Dodge City at 9 p.m. Thursday in the Dodge City Tournament.
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Haskell Institute
Holton
Jayhawk
Indians
Dodge City
Haskell
Isaac Chavez
Dwayne Harris
John Romero
Eldon Not Afraid
Chester Mills
Charles Meeley
Ach
Scott
Romero
Mills & Not Afraid
Chavez
Meely
Cattrell
Wright
Pollock
Fletcher
Stous
McKinsey
Harshaw
Hug
Lecompton overwhelms Auburn 83 to 49 on Friday
Gary Stauffer poured in 46 points to spark Lecompton past Auburn 83 to 49, as the 8-0 team dominated and Stauffer sat out the final quarter. Coach Bill Nelson praised the junior's shooting range and warned the squad may produce one of his best teams.
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Gary Stauffer
Lecompton
Auburn
Stauffer
Silver Lake
Bill Nelson
Nelson
C. Mayer
Roberts
Boggs
Vawter
B. Mayer
Armstrong
Marple
Robinson
Smith
Confer
Nielson
Decker
Hughes
Norris
Miller
Christman
Gasoline Flood Hits Overland Park Kansas
A six inch gasoline pipeline burst in Overland Park Kansas on Friday flooding a street with fuel and forcing six hour traffic detours. Firemen used snow to channel gasoline into a ditch and washed pavement to cut fire risk. Gasoline spurted into the air and ran ankle deep before the line was shut down. Sinclair officials blamed the break on cold weather.
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Kansas City
Overland Park
Kan
Sinclair Refining Co
Tax Court Boosts U S Claim Against Boeing
The U S Tax Court increased the government’s excess profits claim against Boeing Airplane Co for 1952 by 3 million dollars, bringing total excess profits to 13 million. Judge Graydon G. Withey labeled the profits "unconscionable" as Boeing appeals follow the renegotiation board’s 10 million finding.
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Withey
Seattle
Harold W. Haynes
Boeing
Air Force
Royal Laotian leaders refuse two cabinet posts
VIENTIANE Laos AP the royal Laotian government will not yield the defense and interior ministries to neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma's faction. The stance undermines hopes for a unity coalition ahead of the Geneva conference.
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Vientiane
Laos
Geneva
Boun Oum
Defense
Interior Ministry
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Loa
Sedgwick County Nightclub Raids Net 11 Arrests
State and county officers raided 10 night clubs in Sedgwick County early today. Vern Miller said 11 persons were arrested for illegal sale of liquor or possession of an open bottle as 54 officers took part, excluding the sheriff and Wichita police.
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Wichita, Kan
Sedgwick County
Vern Miller
Common Pleas Court
Leon Wagner Leads Angels In 1961 Total Bases
Outfielder Leon Wagner paced the Los Angeles Angels in total bases in 1961 with 232, leading the club's offensive output for the season.
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Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
KU Scientists Join The Beetle Battle
Pharmaceutical chemists at Kansas University join the elm bark beetle project studying Dutch elm disease. Led by Dr. Edward Smissman, the team seeks the chemical attractant in elm bark that lures beetles, aiding resistance breeding and future synthetic attractants.
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Kansas University
Edward E. Smissman
Norman Dahle
Deerfield
Wis
Odd Kristiansen
Haviland
Norway
Marvin Boots
St. Louis
Larry D. Milne
Hiawatha
Wisconsin University
Stanley Beck
Smissman
Wisconsin
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Dr. Smissman
David Norris
Norris
Dahle
Eu-Wisconsin
Bond Forfeiture to Stand in Kansas City Case
U S District Judge Richard M. Duncan ruled the $7 500 appeal bond forfeiture of James Luther Hill must stand The bond tied to Hill’s appeal after a four year prison term for a sawed off shotgun Hill failed to surrender as ordered and was later arrested by the FBI Costello Hill’s intermediary who arranged the bond testified reluctantly and offered limited details, with the judge criticizing the bond writing process and Hill’s apparent intent to avoid surrender.
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Kansas City
U. S
Richard M. Duncan
James Luther Hill
St. Louis
United Benefit Fire Insurance Co
Omaha
Hill
Joseph G. Costello
Leavenworth
FBI
Duncan
Costello
Chicago
Tax questions and nuclear testing worry readers
In letters to Congressman Ellsworth readers fear tax rises from social programs and AID plans while another writer asks about atmospheric nuclear tests. The reply urges possible tax hikes if admin proposals pass but notes Congress could curb spending. A third reader argues testing is vital for weapon reliability and anti miss ile defense, with safeguards against fallout.
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Congressman Ellsworth
Congress
D. D
G. R
Kansas City Policeman Reinstated With Back Pay
The Kansas City Police Board reinstates Maj. Charles Coughlin with back pay after his May 1953 perjury indictments were reduced. One charge was quashed and the other dismissed when the key state witness did not appear for trial.
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Kansas City
Goldwater Urges U S to Drop United Nations Role
Belmont Mass AP Sen Barry Goldwater says the United States should end participation in the United Nations. He calls the UN ineffective due to Communist opposition and criticizes leftist extremists while noting he would accept John Birch Society political backing.
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Belmont
Mass
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
United Nations
John Birch Society
Goldwater
White House
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Washington
Belmont Forum
Belmont High School
Robert Welch
The
Seven Die In Texas Panhandle Car Wreck Near Groom
A station wagon with Arkansas plates crashed into a parked trailer on U S 66 near Groom Texas killing seven people including four men a woman a girl about 11 and a boy 6 or 7. One victim was Clayton Aldridge 21 Kennett Missouri. A 45 year old woman and a 3 year old boy were injured. The wreck occurred on the western edge of the town. victims were moved to Panhandle funeral home.
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Groom
Tex
Arkansas
Texas Panhandle
Clayton Aldridge
Rt. 1
Kennett
U. S. 66
Judy Bell
Poston Funeral Home
Panhandle
Amarilla
Probe Begins Into Plane Crash Near Chippewa Falls
The Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission opened an investigation into a private plane crash that killed five people when it hit a 450 foot television antenna west of Chippewa Falls. Pilot Orin S. Slaussen of Middleton died along with four Oscar Mayer & Co. executives from Madison. The Cessna 310, en route to Rice Lake, struck a tower owned by Chippewa Cable Co that serves eight distant stations.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Orin S. Slaussen
Middleton
Oscar Mayer & Co. Meat Packing Firm
Madison
William B. Ahern
Edmund G. Blair
John A. Weaver
Earl W. Blankenheim
Rice Lake
Chippewa Cable Co
Farm Bureau Meeting Slated Tuesday Night
John Vogel county policy chair man of the Douglas County Farm Bureau calls a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday Jan 16 in Building 2 at the 4 H Fair grounds This policy development meeting will elect chairs and secretaries for committees including Agricultural livestock dairy and poultry taxation and transportation education federal and state affairs and natural resources Refreshments will be served. A bird that uses a tool is the Australian bowerbird which paints its nest with chewed bark in its beak.
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John Vogel
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Purple Dust Debut Opens at Dread Theatre Kansas Univ
The play Purple Dust by Seaen O Casey opens at 8 tonight in the Experimental Theatre Murphy Hall on the Kansas University campus. It plays again Sunday and next week Thursday through Saturday with curtain at 8 each night. Director is Francis Cullinan from Springfield Mass a graduate student.
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Murphy Hall
Kansas University
Seaen O'Casey
Francis Cullinan
Springfield
Mass
Passport Ruling Sparks Bipartisan Criticism in Congress
Washington AP A State Department rule denies passports to known Communists while those accused can review evidence at a hearing. Senators Hickenlooper and Lausche condemn the rule as weak and urge legislative action after Supreme Court rulings on Communist restrictions and the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act.
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Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Frank Lausche
Ohio
State Department
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Tulsa Driver Killed In Ottawa County Crash
Tulsa truck driver Robert Cox died in a crash nine miles southeast of Ottawa on U S 56. The incident occurred today as the vehicle collided with another unit. Local authorities investigated the accident and identified Cox as the deceased.
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Ottawa
Kan
Tulsa
Robert Cox
Here
U. S. 56
City Planning Commission set to zone tract in Lawrence
The Lawrence Planning Commission will meet at City Hall at 7 30 p m January 17 1962 to consider zoning the tract described starting at the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of section 24 block 12 range 20 then east 280 feet north 189 76 feet west 462 feet south 179 0 feet east 192 feet to the beginning the land is at 224 North 7th Street H C Fisher City Clerk
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Planning Commission
City of
Lawrence
Paw Pall
Hange
Maat
Vata
Beg
7Th St
H. C. Fisher
Beudora property and nearby homes for sale
Multiple listings show a Beudora area property mix with vacant lots, modern ranch homes, 2 story houses, duplexes, and rentals. Prices range from about 1 250 to 8 950 with down payments and monthly terms. several include garages and basements. Listings mention near downtown, KU access, and expanding business sites.
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H.R
Various Cars and Used Vehicles for Sale and Local Ads
Local classified listing showcases dozens of used cars from 1949 to 1967 including Ford Fairlane and Ranch Wagon models, Plymouth Belvedere, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Chevrolet among others. Also notes puppies for sale, pet services, real estate, jobs, and miscellaneous reminders. Contains multiple businesses such as Crystal Motors and University Ford Sales with contact numbers and hours.
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R&h
Hydro
Belvedere
Hess
Parkwood
Plymouth
P.S
Pontiac V& Motor
Andy
O.D
Ood
Crystal Motors
Underwood Inv. Co
Tipan
John H. Minick
Job's Novelty Co
Douglas County
Lawrence
Howm
Barage
Fiifforest
Arti Gena
Gfower
Shaw Auto Service
Ao Rounle
Antet Man
FORD
R&l
Simca
Volkswagen
Mord Stamier
R&t
Ward
Dodge
Income tax tips and sewing services advertised
Tax returns prepared at home by an experienced preparer with deductions guidance. Also sewing shop offers buttons buckles monogramming piping and hemming with guaranteed workmanship and reasonable prices. Contact Vio 23 2420 for tax help and 916 Masa for sewing inquiries at Vi 42 3968.
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Cole Lect O Martin
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