U N to demand Tshombe surrender at Kolwezi stronghold
United Nations prepared to send a special emissary to Kolwezi to force President Moise Tshombe to surrender or face attack. If he refuses troops may seize mining sites and power facilities. Tshombe may face trial as war criminal if his followers blow up installations. Tanks and troops advanced near Kolwezi with U.N. gains at Shinkolobwe and Mokambo.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
United Nations
Kolwezi
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Téhombe
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Central
New York
Shinkolobwe
Jadotville
Mokambo
Rhodesia
Eggs per American drop to six weekly says ERS
The ERS reports that each American now eats just over six eggs a week, down from about seven and a half ten years ago. The item also notes a Masonic meeting for Lawrence DeMolay Commandery No. 4 on Tuesday January 15 at 7 30 p m with a conferral of the K T degree and refreshments provided by J J Underwood and O O Anderson.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Economic Research Service
Lawrence de Molay Commandery No. 4
Itues
J. J. Underwood
O. O. Anderson
Kennedy lays out cold war budget and world role
President Kennedy outlines a balanced budget aiming to keep total expenditures below this year’s level while cutting or postponing programs. He calls for education aid, health expansion, voting rights guarantees, and a local mass transit program at home, and for a broader Peace Corps, NATO strength, Latin American Alliance for Progress, and ongoing aid abroad. He warns of Sino Soviet strains and says free nations must keep arms near until the winds of change favor peace.
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Kennedy
Peace Corps
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Latin America
U.N
Union
Lawrence City Commission to weigh annexation and policy
Lawrence city commissioners schedule two meetings to discuss annexation of about 40 acres north of the 4 H Fairgrounds area and east of Harper. The agenda includes 45 cent taxi rates, planning board appointments, a beer age verification ordinance, and storm sewer upgrades.
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Lawrence City Commissioners
Harper
15Th Street
Planning Commission
Francis Heller
Pearl Clark
John Pickens
Pickens
Arraignments Set In Shaw Lumber Burglary Case
Lawrence men were to be arraigned in County Court on burglary charges from a Friday night break in at Shaw Lumber Co. A third man, William E. Hughes, was arraigned earlier. Tommy Lee Brooks and Benjamin F. Simmons Jr. were scheduled for afternoon hearings. all were captured by Police Lt. Merle McClure and Det. Vernon Harrell after officers spotted their car near the scene and after a safe punch attempt was found.
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Lawrence
Shaw Lumber Co
Vt. St
William E. Hughes
N. J
Tommy Lee Brooks
Mich. St
Benjamin F. Simmons Jr
Tenn. St
Merle McClure
Vernon Harrell
Khrushchev Arrives in East Berlin for Party Congress
Premier Khrushchev lands in East Berlin amid snow to attend the East Germany Communist party congress. He seeks to air disputes with the Chinese Reds during the visit.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
East Berlin
East Germany
Communist Party
Latin Educators to Attend Special KU Seminar
Fifteen to twenty distinguished Latin American educators will attend Kansas University from January 26 to March 22 for a seminar on improving educational facilities in the Americas. The event, hosted by KU, is funded with a $10,000 grant from the Conference Board and coordinated by the Associated Research Councils.
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Kansas University
Americas
Latin America
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
International Education Exchange Service
U.S. State Department
Associated Research Councils
Philadelphia
Temple University
Haverford
Washington, D. C
Puerto Rico University
Waggoner
Robert Casad
U.S
Mexico
Panama
Chile
Brazil
Nicaragua
Conference
France Rebuffs Polaris Nuclear Force Plan
President Kennedy urged a multilateral NATO nuclear force in the State of the Union, pitching American Polaris missiles for Britain and France under a NATO banner. Charles de Gaulle rejected the Bahamas offer, pledging to build and use France’s own atomic force.
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Washington
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
NATO
Britain
Nassau
Bahamas
de Gaulle
Paris
Congress
Fire destroys house and two cars near Big Springs
A Sunday fire leveled a house west of Big Springs on U.S. 40 and burned two cars in the basement garage. The property belonged to Mrs. Eva M. Holt of Route 1 Lecompton. No damage estimate was available.
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Eva M. Holt
Lecompton
Big Springs
U.S. 40
Lawrence
Sunday Local Fire Calls Reported
At 11 35 a m fire in a bedroom of a one story frame house at 1639 Rose Lane damaged one room. At 4 32 p m rags on fire at 827 Ky St caused no loss.
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Rose Lane
Ky. St
Raney Elected Director at Douglas County Bank
R. M. Raney of Lawrence was elected a director at the annual meeting of stockholders of the Douglas County State Bank, filling the vacancy created by C. I. Moyer's resignation. Moyer left to focus on SBA duties in Kansas City. Bank president Chet Jones praised Raney, noting 1962 was the bank's best year to date with resources totaling 8,389,490.08 as of December 31, 1962.
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R. M. Raney
Lawrence
Douglas County State Bank
Raney
C. I. Moyer
Small Business Administration
Kansas City
Moyer
Small Business Agency
Bank
Chet Jones
Douglas County
Robbery at Ray Christian Jewelers Hits Mass Street Display
Thieves broke the front window of Ray Christian Jewelers at 809 Mass St and took at least 24 wrist watches along with several diamonds. Loss estimated over 4000 dollars. The burglars exited leaving two watches and a diamond behind. Inventory to confirm total loss will take two to three days.
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Ray Christian Jewelers
Mass. St
Dick Stanwix
Stanwix
Humidity Tips and a KU Doctor’s Costa Rica Mission
Lawrence residents are urged to humidify homes during cold snaps to protect health and furniture. Dr. Thomas Gale, KU Peace Corps director, departs for Washington to begin a Costa Rica assignment with 27 volunteers arriving for orientation. Gale will head to Costa Rica University and stay until January 1965, as his family plans join later.
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Lawrence
Thomas Gale
Kansas University
Dr. Gale
Jrip
Costa Rica
Gale
Prof
LBA to Attend Public Meeting on County Property Reappraisal
The Lawrence Business Association and Lawrence League of Women Voters sponsor a public county property reappraisal meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Lawrence High School Auditorium. LBA vice president Don Grob announced the decision to replace the regular monthly gathering.
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Lawrence Business Association
Lawrence High School
Lawrence League of Women Voters
LBA
Don Grob
Rumsey Funeral Home Advertisement Clipping
Over 40 years of traditional service announced by Rumsey Funeral Home in a vintage advertisement noting long-standing local funeral offerings and contact information.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Exodus of Cubans Halted Following Sunday's Airlift
The aerial exodus of Cuban refugees to Miami has halted with 89 people transported Sunday. No plans to resume. Red Cross to ship ransom supplies by sea. Pan Am suspends Miami Havana flights. 15,000 pounds of medicines sent to Cuba as part of a $53 million ransom for Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Shirley Sykes loads 6,500 tons of aid in Baltimore for Havana. Refugees totaled 89, including 68 Cuban citizens and 21 with U.S. ties.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Red Cross
Pan American World Airways
Havana
Castro
American Red Cross
Shirley Sykes
Baltimore
Miami International
U.S
Two KU Grants Fund Study of North American Indians
Two grants awarded to Kansas University fund research on ancient North American Indians. Dr. Carlyle S. Smith, professor, will lead the work and explore histories through the funding.
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Kansas University
Carlyle S. Smith
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Jones
The husband and relatives thank everyone for flowers cards telegrams cars and kindness shown during the illness and passing of Mrs Elizabeth Jones. Special thanks to Dr M Belot nurses of Lawrence Memorial Hospital Evangelist Helen Davis and Evangelist Florence Berry and to Elder Edward Berry. Henry Lee Jones husband Brothers Sisters and Other Relatives.
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Elizabeth Jones
M. Belot
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Helen Davis
Florance Berry
Edward Berry
Thanks to Drs Jones Manahan and North Floor Staff
Nell Fleming expresses gratitude to Drs Jones and Manahan and the 3rd floor north nurses for care during hospitalization. She thanks relatives and friends for cards gifts visits and flowers.
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