Death by own action blamed for Jan. 6 airliner crash
Senate panel hears FBI involvement and CAB testimony on a Bolivia North Carolina crash that killed 34. Evidence includes a blue fabric bag and life insurance policies totaling near 900000 tied to Julian Andrew Frank a 32 year old Westport lawyer. Authorities caution awaiting full verdict while exploring possible bomb explosion as cause.
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Mike Monroney
D-Okla
FBI
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Monroney
Julian Andrew Frank
Westport
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bakke
CAB
Bolivia
N.C. Frank
Ft. Fisher
N.C
Frank
Janet Wagner
Galesburg
Andrew
Ellen
Connecticut
New York City
Aaron Frank
New York
Chicago
Miami
Topeka Court Asked to Void Gov Parole Powers
Kansas Attorney General John Anderson asks Shawnee County District Court to void all paroled releases granted by Governor George Docking. He argues a 1957 law grants parole power to the state Probation and Parole Board and seeks interpretation to avoid mootness in ongoing suits over Aubrey Brooks Leigh and Anna Mae Borserine paroled releases.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Shawnee
George Docking
Anderson
Docking
Aubrey Brooks Leigh
Anna Mae Borserine
State Probation and Parole Board
Dale Spiegel
Spiegel
Soviet Parliament OKs 1.2 Million Decrease in Military Forces
The Soviet Parliament unanimously approved Nikita Khrushchev's plan to cut 1,200,000 armed forces members and rely on atomic and rocket weapons. A call to other nations to follow was issued, with Gromyko urging Western powers to respond. The session adjourned after approval.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromykov
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Council of Ministers
Mikhail Suslov
Supreme Sovviet
Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Justas Paleckis
Soviet Union
Central Pacific
Ice Storm Strikes East and Midwest with West Briefly Snowbound
An ice storm clashed with wintry conditions from New York to Maine causing traffic jams and school closures. Two deaths occurred near Syracuse from icy roads as 4 to 8 inches of snow were forecast for eastern New York.
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Associated Press
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Mohawk
Syracuse
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Maine
Devils Lake
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LSU Professor Faces Murder Charge After Tragic Slaying
Dr George H Mickey 49 LSU graduate school dean was arrested after the body of biology teacher Dr Margaret Rosamond McMillan 39 was found near the Mississippi River. Mickey underwent a lie detector test and remains jailed with the grand jury possibly considering the murder charge.
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Baton Rouge
Atty
J. St. Clair Favrot
George H. Mickey
Margaret Rosamond McMillan
Mickey
Dr. Mickey
Louisiana State University Graduate School
McMillan
Mississippi River
LSU
New Orleans
Dist
Atty. J. St. Clair Farrot
Grand Jury
Sheriff's Office
Favrot
Louisiana
Dr. McMillan
Miss McMillan
Kansas University Plans 1 Million Snow Hall Addition
A million dollar expansion to Kansas University Snow Hall will add about 25 000 square feet of laboratories and classrooms. The six story wing will extend northeast along Poplar Lane Memorial Drive with entrances on two levels. It follows the Mammalian Genetics Center dedication this month and is funded by a $120 000 Public Health Service grant plus state funds.
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Kansas University
Snow Hall
Kansas Board of Regents
Poplar Lane
Memorial Drive
U. S. Public Health Service
Frank Strong
U.S. Public Health Service
Journal-World Photo
KU Chancellor Optimistic About University Budget Restorations
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy of Kansas University expressed optimism after a verbal defense before the Kansas Senate Ways and Means Committee. He noted legislators show greater understanding and expects most Regents' budget recommendations to be restored, and called for the salary increase to be preserved.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Kansas Senate
Ways and Means
Topeka
The
Journal-World
George Docking
Board of Repeats
Regents
Docking
Murphy
House
Lawmaker seeks antiattend free tickets and pay raise
Rep Alvin Bauman of Sabetha will introduce a constitutional amendment to bar legislators from accepting free tickets or meals from lobbyists or agencies and to raise daily pay to 15 dollars and expense allowances to 15 dollars. The proposal aims to curb influence on Kansas' lawmaking bodies.
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PEKA
Kansas State
K.U
Alvin Bauman
D-Sabetha
Kansas
Bauman
Winter storm leaves Lawrence with light snow and cold night
The winter storm dropped up to 10 inches in parts of the state and left Lawrence with .49 inch of precipitation. After the storm, temperatures plunged with a forecast of a frigid 10 degrees tonight. Saturday should be warmer but cloudy with a high near 30.
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Lawrence
Expansion at Lawrence Water Plant Complete in 1958
The Lawrence Water Plant expansion costing 346000 is finished raising capacity from 644 to 104 million gallons a day with emergency output to 15 million. Two new settling basins and two inner filters boost treatment and capacity while remaining funded by revenue bonds.
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Lawrence
Ralph Hayden
End
Ind. Sts
Watter Department
Bob Mounsey
Mounsey
Kansas
Department
Weather outlook colder with clouds for northeast Kansas
Fair and colder tonight in northeast Kansas with increasing cloudiness. A bit warmer Saturday with lows around 10 and highs near 30. Open every Sunday at Blue Mill. Adv. Open every Sunday.
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Blue Mill
Kansas
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