United States calls for five point global disarmament plan
United States proposes a five point disarmament framework to place international controls on space missiles and future nuclear stockpiling. Soviet Union counters with a special session of the General Assembly to address disarmament. Kuznetsov links Middle East tensions to broader arms issues while Lodge and Belaunde resist importing the Middle East into the debate. Plan includes verified stockpile limits for major powers, test ban and staged inspections, and international space weapon control.
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United States
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Soviet Union
Vassily V. Kuznetsev
Middle East
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Nietor
A. “Belaunde
Peru
Middle’ East
Kuznetsov
Leist
Britain
France
Premi
International
Thepec
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Docking Sworn In Continued from Page One
Wertz sarvid xr Fatz and Price and Volland Jr. do not start term until July. A luncheon at the mansion marked inauguration ceremonies with National troops, a 19 gun salute, and a return to the state house steps. Legislature, Republican controlled, convened Jan 8 and resumed work after adjournment last Thursday. Meet Press-2 will be on Garden City.
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Willam
J. Wertz
Sarvid Xr
Fatz
Robert
State House
Hefox
Ipaugu
Garden City
Communication of Law and Royal Arch Meeting Notice
Tence Lodge No 6 A F & A M holds a funeral attendance notice Tuesday January 15 at 10 30 p m for Brother Bron HE Van Noy Woodrow Walker W Mole Secy Adv Royal Arch meeting January 15 at 7 30 p m on important matters and attendance requested Brown H P io Grabnerson Ss nur
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Tence Lodge No. 6
Bron. He, van“ Noy
Woodrow Walker
W. Mole
Secy
Adv
Royal ‘Arch
T Brown
H. P
Io ‘Grabnerson
Mouse and women not friendly in late night incident
At 3:45 a.m. a disturbance erupted when a house held a confrontation over a pet mouse and women. James Collins reported no injuries. a white rat was captured and placed in care. Women remained shaken by the event.
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Karen Armel
Hutgelier
Price Li
James Collins
Tabise
Tau Colling
Collins
Death Decree Orders Promoters of Strikes
In Budapest Hungary Premier Janos Kadar's regime expands emergency powers under martial law to threaten death for strike promoters. The decree allows special courts to sentence anyone disturbing factory activity to be hanged within 24 hours, mirroring broader bans on unauthorized meetings through March 31. Soviet armored cars patrol city streets to back the regime.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Four Rezoning Petitions To Be Heard on Tuesday
Public hearings are set for seven thirty p m Tuesday at City Hall Planning Commission. Four local business zoning petitions will be considered including a one acre parcel on West Ninth Street and Emery Road, the north side of West Twenty Third Street near Louisiana, the Akin Enterprises parcel at 23rd and Towa Streets, and the Big Buy Drive In property at 23rd and another indicated corner.
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Planning Commission
City Hall
West Ninth Street
Emery Road
Avalon Road
Centron’ Corp
West Twenty-Third Street
Louisiana
23Rd and
la. Sts
Akin Enterprises
Towa Sts
Big Buy
Local man learns from balcony view beats officials
A Lawrence resident praised a poor seat at Kansas University's last home game after noticing his higher vantage point let him see plays clearly than officials on the court. Separately, major gasoline distributors and independents are raising prices by one cent per gallon. Regular now 27.9 cents at majors, 23.9 cents at independents. premium 30.9 and 25.9 respectively, with further hikes expected.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas City
Dick Feaker to Replace Freeman at A P Store
Dick Feaker former manager of an A P supermarket in Kansas City Mo has been appointed manager of the Lawrence A P supermarket at 1040 Mass St Feaker replaces Glen Freeman who had led the local store for 14 years He plans to move his wife and three children to Lawrence soon and has 18 years with the chain including posts in Topeka Abilene and Kansas City.
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Dick, Feaker
A&p
Kansas City
Lawrence
Edmondson Takes Post With Sanders Motor Co Firm
Charles Edmondson former undersheriff to outgoing sheriff Billy Hodson joins Sanders Motor Co as a Packard Studebaker salesman. He previously served in the Douglas County sheriff s office with years at Kansas State Prison Lansing including time as warden.
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Charles Edmondson
Billy Hodson
Sanders Motor Co
Packard-Stidebaker
Blackie Sanders
Edmondens
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
Ike's Budget Labeled Risky by Senators
President will send a budget to Congress on Wednesday showing an expected deficit to be offset by projected revenue increases. Some leaders say the administration forecasts a larger surplus than current year, while Senator Byrd warns it is risky to rely on rising revenues to balance the budget and urges spending reductions instead.
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Washlinton Sen
AIT Iicrease
Kisenlanwer
Congress
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
New Officers Continue Service Across Three Administrations
Chappell, a Louisiana, Missouri native who moved to Douglas County at age five, has three children and previously served under sheriffs Mrs Will Johns Travis Glass and Hudson. He attended Lawrence schools and Kansas State College, later joining the Kansas National Guard for eight years. Retiring county commissioners are Charles E Bannings of the Third District and Douglas Harris of the Second District.
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Chappell
Will Johns
Travis Glass
Hudson
Louisiana
Douglas County
Lawrence
Kansas State College
Kansas National Guard
Charles E. Bannings
Douglas Harris
Memorial Hospital Birth and Death Notices Shared
At Memorial Hospital a long list of birth announcements appears including Rita Bates Lecompton Kenneth Kraus Shirley Wagner and baby girl Route 3 Dr H L Chambers and several others with names and addresses show a series of births and a death. Also noted are multiple families welcoming new sons and daughters on Sunday.
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Rita Marie Bates
Lecompton
Kenneth Kraus
Tonganoxie
Shirley Wagner
Route 3
H. L. Chambers
Mags. St
Bonnie Pistole
Tenn
Odessa Gastoyer
Williamstown
Victor Melton
Masa St
Albert Harbaugh
Maude Siroky
Mich. St
Josephine Deskins
Ind. St
Markanna Phillips
Don Collins
R. I. St
Beverly Haum
Opford Rd
Selma Lemon
Johnson Ave
Gary Brink
Ruth E. Strickland
Baby Boy
Mont. St
Patrick White
Miss. St
Frances Brown
W. Campus Rd
Clarence N. Hodson
Harold Allen Anderson
Sheriff’s Office Rescues 20 Month Old From Pneumonia
County Coroner Dr Byron W Walters credits the sheriff's office for saving the life of a 20 month old after an emergency call Saturday night. Deputy Ben Way and Jack Laptad responded to the McNish home then rushed the child to Lawrence Memorial Hospital where emergency treatment was given. The child was reported improved today.
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Sheriff's Office
Byron W. Walters
Rose McNish
Route 2
Walters
I. Walkers
Ben Way
Jack Laptad
McNish
Walter
Piano Duo Plays Tonight at Hoch Auditorium KU
Vera Appleton and Michael Field piano duo present a concert at 8 20 p m tonight in Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University sponsored by the KU Concert Course They have appeared across the United States and Canada and have been featured on radio television and in a movie short
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Vera Appleton
Michael Field
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
K.U
Miss Appleton
Field
United States
Canada
Market News: Mixed Holds Steady Amid Weather And Grains
Kansas City market notes show mixed cattle and steady grain prices amid dust and demand shifts. Cattle slaughter remains slow to steady with cows strong. wheat and corn futures edge higher on dampened supply expectations. Local grain prices reflect modest gains in corn and soybeans with steady wheat futures.
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Gudivwaig
Vasthors
PSU Eaves
Aotel
Faa
Kansas City
USDA
KK. C. Cash Grain
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Government Statu s weighs on Shares
NEW YORK March market action shows industrials led by Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel slipping while volume nears 2.4 million shares. The day ends with mixed and uneven trading. prices fall from earlier gains and hover near session lows as government action looms.
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Wall Street
New York
Mrtal
Bethlehem Steelhawer
U.S. Steel
Youngstown
Crucible
Lukens
Jones & Laughlin
Dr Harvey Van Noy Dies at Home at 78
Dr Harvey EL Van Noy 78 of 2445 Mass St died Sunday morning at his home after a period of illness. Born Feb 19, 1880 in Rose Hill VA, he practiced medicine in Lawrence since 1928 after leaving Linwood. Survived by widow Bertha a son Robert and six siblings. Funeral set for 11 am Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Lawrence Lodge No 6 graveside rites at Mt Sidney Cemetery Linwood.
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Harvey EL. van Noy
van Noy
Lawrence
Linwood
Rose Hill
Lawrence Elks and Masonic Lodges
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dale Turner
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Mt. Sidney
Bertha VanNoy
Robert VanNoy
Elizabeth Barham
Springfield
Jenny Munefl
Hartville
F. E. VanNoy
Norwood
W. S. VanNoy
Independence
Two Local Students Vie for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
Lawrence University seniors Rey Gridley and Samuel Stayton were selected for interviews for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships. Other interviewed students include Donald Martin of Emporia. 17 fellowships will be awarded. Interviews proceed in Lincoln and Seattle as part of a 10 state and three Canadian province effort.
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Laswerence
E Fansis University
Woodrow Wilson
God of A
Walter E. Sandelius
Lawrence
Rey E. Gridley
Ohio St
Samuel Stayton
Maskell Institute
K. U
Donald W. Martin
Emporia
College of Liberal Arts
Sandelius
Mid-and-Northwest
Lincoln
Neb
Seattle
Wash
Division of Graduate Schools of
The
Association of American Universities
Iran
Details Revealed on Kansas Educational TV Plan
A citizens' committee released details of a proposed state educational television system for Kansas. It envisions eight transmitters covering all counties with production units in Lawrence and Manhattan, rehearsal units in Pittsburg, Cimperla, and Hays, a remote recording unit, and translater stations in Colby Garden City Wieluta Chanute Hays and Pratt. An independent Kansas Educational TV Authority would be created under the state Board of Regents, with construction over eight years at about 31 million dollars annually.
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Stelits
Colby
Garden City
Wieluta
Chanute
Hays
Pratt
Kansas Educational TV Authority
State Board of Regents
Card of Thanks from Mrs. H. G. Van Neste
Mrs. H. G. Van Neste thanks nurses Dr Isades and many friends and relatives for cards and flowers during her hospital stay as worded in a brief acknowledgment from the local notice.
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Isades
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