Peace Authority Agreed By U S and Panama
Amid easing tension U S personnel return to the Panama embassy as Washington and Panama plan a joint peace authority with the OAS to monitor the Canal Zone border. A final meeting will set technical details while violence continues in Colon and Panama City with 14 deaths reported among them students.
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Panama
United States
U.S
Organization of American States
Canal Zone
OAS
Washington
Argentina
Alfredo Vasquez Carricosa
Colon
Winfield Student Dead in KU Dormitory
Winfield freshman Donald Eugene Spradlin was found dead in Ellsworth Hall at about 2 p.m. Sunday at age 18. Cause of death listed as asphyxiation by aspiration of vomitus. Spradlin was a 1963 Winfield High School graduate involved in clubs and Scouts. Funeral arrangements pending in Winfield.
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Donald Eugene Spradlin
Winfield
Kansas University
Ellsworth Hall
Byron Walters
John H. Spradlin
Dennis
Richard
U.S. Naval Academy
Winfield High School
Spradlin
WHS
Radio Club
Science Club
Winfield Explorer Boy Scouts
Rumsey Funeral Home
Don Alderson
Men
Don Spradlin
Rollin S. Wade
Lenexa
Talk Still Is Sought Despite Oswald Seclusion
Dallas ACLU official says talks with Marina Oswald will continue despite her letter stating she is satisfied with seclusion and Secret Service protection. The note notes ongoing interest from the civil liberties group in engaging with Oswald.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
American Civil Liberties Union
Marina Oswald
Secret Service
Ann Landers Talks to Teens on Sex Returns
The second installment of Ann Landers Talks to Teen Agers About Sex appears on page 3 of today's Journal-World. Nearing a Half Century of Service Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-5111 Adv.
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Ann Landers
Today
Journal-World
Rumsey Funeral Home
Weather summary for northeast Kansas
Fair and cold tonight with a low near zero. Tuesday brings fair and warmer conditions with a high near 30. Historical readings show yesterday’s high 24 and low 6, Saturday’s high 45 and low 22, and record highs and lows for the date. Snowfall total 4 inches. Sunrise at 7 39 a m and sunset at 6 20 p m.
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Kansas
U.S
Topeka
Medics Split Over U.S. Smoking Report
In Baltimore chest surgeons debate the surgeon general's smoking and health findings. Dr. William F. Reinhoff III supports the report while his father, Dr. William F. Reinhoff Jr., denies it. The elder Reinhoff serves on the Tobacco Research Institute advisory board. the son teaches at Johns Hopkins Medical School and smokes.
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Baltimore
William F. Reinhoff III
Surgeon General
William F. Reinhoff Jr
Tobacco Research Institute
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Anderson Leaves Door Open On Political Future
Gov John Anderson signals possible run for office again amid speculation he may seek the 2nd District congressional seat vacated by Rep William Avery Avery will run for governor. He says he likes politics and could run when vacancy occurs possibly this year or four years from now.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Congress
Anderson
William Avery
Avery
Baker Alleged To Be Guilty In Payoff Plan
Washington AP Ralph L. Hill former president of Capitol Vending testified before Senate Rules Committee that Robert G. Baker steered him to a vending machine contract at Melpar in Falls Church Virginia and then asked for one thousand dollars a month Hill said they settled for two hundred fifty dollars per month Baker resigned October 7 amid scrutiny of his outside business affairs Hill filed a three hundred thousand dollar damage suit last September alleging he paid Baker and lost the Melpar contract to a rival firm The suit spurred inquiries into Baker s outside interests and possible conflicts with his Senate duties.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Ralph L. Hill
Capitol Vending Co., Inc
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Hill
Capitol
Falls Church
Melpar, Inc
L. P. McLendon
South Carolina
Melpar
Air Force Launches Satellite Vehicle From Vandenberg
The Air Force launched a satellite vehicle using a Thor Agena booster from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. No other details were released about the Saturday launch.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
West Coast
Northeast Storm Buries Northeast in Heavy Snow
The storm stretches from the Mississippi to the Atlantic with winds up to 50 mph and snow drifts up to 10 feet. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania report hundreds stranded, while Neoga hosts 1 200 travelers in shelters. Springfield Illinois nearly cut off with one highway open as 25 Boy Scouts await rescue. Schools close across Midwest and East as snow plans curb traffic.
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Mississippi River
Atlantic Ocean
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Neoga
American Legion Hall
Masonic Temple
Springfield
Washington, D.C
Midwest
Kentucky
West Virginia
Wunsch to Speak at Jaycee Banquet in Eldridge Hotel
Kansas Senator Paul Wunsch, Kingman, president pro tem of the Kansas Senate and gubernatorial candidate, will address the Jaycee DSA Bosses Night banquet at 7 p.m. Tuesday January 21 at the Eldridge Hotel. Awards include Distinguished Service Award Boss of the Year and Key Man.
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Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Kansas Senate
Eldridge Hotel
City Digging Out In Wake of Snow
Lawrence area recovers from a weekend storm with four inches at KU and drifting across roads. City crews cleared main arteries while side streets and sidewalks remained hazardous. temperatures plunged to near zero with forecast fair skies and a warmup to around 30 Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Casey Rice
Douglas County
A. T. Hodges
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Hodges
Kansas Lawmakers Set For 1964 Budget Session
Kansas legislators arrive in Topeka for the 1964 budget session with 40 senators and 125 representatives. Gov. John Anderson will present a budget near 423 million dollars and pursue tax changes to raise revenue. Douglas County officials Don Hults Odd Williams and John Vogel will attend the budget message Tuesday morning.
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Kansas
House of Representatives
Topeka
Capital City
John Anderson
Douglas County
Dist
Don S. Hults
Lawrence
Douglas
Jefferson Counties
Odd Williams
R-Lawrence
John Vogel
Anderson
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Post
Legislators page note highlights Gene Doane aiming to become a local insurance agent. The brief underscores professional goal alongside ongoing city coverage.
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Gene Doane
Adv
Snowbound motorists cause sequence of accidents in Lawrence
Lawrence drivers reacted to the snowfall with a spate of minor noninjury crashes. Seventeen city accidents occurredSaturday evening with seven more Sunday and additional wrecks into Monday morning. Police urged chains or snow tires as drivers refined caution.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Fred Broeker
Cox and
Broeker
Africa’s education needs and United States role in Naqia
An opinion piece by John S. McNown argues Africa’s Middle Africa region faces vast education gaps as nations pursue democracy and development. It notes Nigeria’s pivotal example and warns of Western biases in systemic schooling, urging informed American engagement and tailored educational models.
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Uganda
Guinea
Middle Africa
United Nations
State Department
Africa
Nigeria
United States
Beau Geste
Mount Kilimanjaro
Katanga
Stanley
Livingston
Schweitzer
Congo
Kenya
Senegal
Togo
Rwanda
Gambia
Tropics
Mediterranean Africa
Sahara Desert
North America
Hudson Bay Area
Nicaragua
New England
Tunisia
Kenya Highlands
Kimberley
East Africa
Dakar
Ethiopia
England
France
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