U S Reiterates Panama Stand Amid Canal Zone Tensions
The White House said the United States is ready to discuss all issues with Panama as a diplomatic truce teeters. Panamanian President Chiari demands assurances talks cover a new Canal Zone treaty and U S control, while Army turnover to civilian authorities continues after deadly clashes.
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Washington
White House
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
U.S
Edwin M. Martin
Roberto Chiari
Chiari
Defense Department
Robert J. Fleming Jr
Andrew J. O'Meara
Inter - American Peace Commission
Panama City
Panama Canal Zone
Martin
GOP Senators Propose Public Private Health Plan for Aged
Six Republican senators unveiled a two part plan financing hospital and nursing care for Americans 65 and over. It would raise Social Security payroll taxes to fund a health program and create a federally chartered private insurance alliance offering a standard policy for seniors. Senators Javits Case Cooper Keating Kuchel Smith advocate broad bipartisan support.
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Washington
Congress
Association of Private Insurance and
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
National Committee On Health Care of
John F. Kennedy
American Medical Association
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
White House
Javits
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Weather report for Northeast Kansas ends week with warming
Fair conditions continue in Northeast Kansas through Friday with a warmer Friday. Tonight's low near 20. Friday highs in the upper 40s. Recent readings show yesterday's high 42 and a year ago high 29 low 4. The record high for this date was 68 in 1952 and a low of 1 in 1963. Friday sunrise 7 38 a.m.
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Kansas
Glenn Quits NASA and May Run for Senate
Houston AP Glenn H. J r Jr resigns from NASA signaling a possible bid for the U S Senate in Ohio. Rumors persist of a Democratic run against Sen Stephen M Young with a Columbus news conference planned at the Neil House Grand Ballroom Friday morning CST.
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Houston
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Manned Spacecraft Center
Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Columbus
Neil House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert R. Gilruth
Gilruth
Hugh Danaceau
KYW
Don Casey
Columbiana County
Casey
Democratic State Executive Committee
Ohio State
William L. Coleman
Amendment Would End State Budget Sessions
TOPEKA AP A constitutional amendment to end budget sessions of the Kansas Legislature was introduced in the House by six Republicans. Budget sessions, held in even years, focus on appropriations and revenue measures and have occurred since 1956. General sessions now meet in odd years.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Rockefeller heir and estate revealed in court filing
Michael Rockefeller, missing since 1961 in New Guinea, left an estate valued at 660000. Gov Nelson Rockefeller seeks a court ruling of death with John E. Lockwood named administrator. no will found, estate to pass to parents unless waived, per affidavit filed in Surrogate's Court.
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White Plains
N.Y
Michael Rockefeller
New Guinea
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Young Rockefeller
Mary Clark Rockefeller
John E. Lockwood
Bedford
Michael
Ann Landers Talks to Teenagers About Sex
Today's page 3 feature presents Ann Landers advising teens on how to stay out of trouble with sex. The column offers practical guidance for managing relationships, boundaries, and peer pressure aimed at youth readers.
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Ann Landers
Journal-World
KU rush events set busy schedule during semester break
KU women students will participate in spring rush with a week of activities starting January 26. Events include a dean of women dinner, counselor assistance in residence halls, multiple open houses, parties with attendance limits, and pledge matching leading to formal pledging on February 5.
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Kansas University
Emily Taylor
Avalon Rd
Rush
Lewis Hall
Dean of Women’s Office
Fire destroys DeSoto landmark Gayle's Hotel
Three people were hospitalized with burns after an early morning fire leveled Gayle's Hotel and Apartments in DeSoto, estimated at $15,000 in damage. Glenn Mitchell 58 of Torrington Wyoming Benny Clark 34 and Mrs Bonnie Morgan 64 were treated for burns. Fire started on the second floor and was controlled by 4:30 a.m. with help from nearby services.
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DeSoto
Gayle
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glenn Mitchell
Torrington
Wyo
Olathe Hospital
Benny Clark
Bonnie Morgan
Arthur Ashburn
Ashburn
Clarence Johnson
Gayle Culpen
Gardner Community Rural System
Olathe Naval Air Station
Prairie Center
Johnson
Mitchell
Clark
Morgan
DeSoto State Bank
Coker’s
Fire Runs Up and Loss Down In Lawrence Fire Department 1963
Lawrence fire department logged 30 more fire runs in 1963 than 1962 while losses fell by 94 299 from 1962 totals. In 1962 331 fire runs caused 154 936 in losses. 1963 losses were 60 638. Total city calls 361 plus 11 outside city and 13 false alarms.
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Lawrence
F. C. Sanders
Texas Solon Says 20 Congressmen Threatened
Houston Post quotes Rep. Henry Gonzalez saying a Minutemen publication threatens him and 19 other Democratic congressmen who opposed funds for the House Committee on un American Activities. The March 15 1963 issue of On Target lists the 20 names in memoriam with cross hairs and threats. Robert DePugh, Minutemen founder, is cited as editor of On Target.
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Houston, Tex
The
Houston Post
U.S
Henry Gonzalez
D-Tex
the Post
Washington
Gonzalez
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Minutemen
Kennedy
San Antonio
Tex
John F. Kennedy
House Committee On un-American Activities
James Roosevelt
George Brown Jr
W. D. Edwards
Edward Roybal
California
William Fitts Ryan
Abraham Multer
Leonard Farbstein
Benjamin Rosenthal
New York
Edith Green
Robert Duncan
Oregon
Robert W. Kastenmeir
Wisconsin
Barratt O’hare
Illinois
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
Charles Diggs
John Dingell
Lucian Nedzi
Neil Staebler
Michigan
Thomas Gill
Hawaii
Donald Frazier
Minnesota
Minutemen Organization
Norborne
Robert ‘DePugh
Sunny mild weather persists in Lawrence with warm forecast
Sunny skies and mild temperatures continue in Lawrence as last weekend’s four inch snow fades. The U S Weather Bureau in Topeka predicts fair skies and warmer weather through Friday with overnight lows near 20 and highs reaching the upper 40s. Wednesday saw 42 degrees downtown and 38 at the KU weather station with a 15 degree low and 22 at 8 a m. today. The record high for this date is 68 degrees set in 1952 and the record low 1 degree from 1953, tied in 1956.
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Lawrence
U.S
Topeka
Kansas University
Perry Dam and Reservoir Project Progress Report
The Perry Dam and Reservoir land purchase and early work move ahead with about 30 percent land acquired. The $41 million project aims for completion around 1967, creating a 12 200 acre lake, with $15 million for land and $3 million in the current budget. Major contracts for access roads and embankment work exceed $1 million, and more land acquisition will continue along the lake route.
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Perry Dam
Lawrence
Journal- World
Tom Davis
Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Perry
Turtle Creek
Manhattan
Davis
Royal rules out OU job as coach declines
Texas football coach Darrell Royal announced he will not be a candidate to replace Bud Wilkinson at the University of Oklahoma. He made the statement Thursday, ending speculation about a move.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Darrell Royal
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Mortgage Pace Here Keeps Upward Trend in 1963
Douglas County records show 847 real estate mortgages filed in 1963, up 77 from 1962, totaling 12 895 601 09 dollars. Mortgage fees reached 32 229 50, with chattel mortgages rising to 10 187 from 9 977, reflecting more apartment and expensive homes built that year.
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Douglas County Register of Deeds
Beck
No Decision at 3 on A's Setup
Kansas City delegation and Athletics owner Charles Finley met AL officials in New York aiming to keep the A's in Kansas City. No major news by 3 p.m. but optimism persisted a Kansas City stay. Finley continues push to move to Louisville. AL president Cronin hoped to resolve the issue today with no timetable given.
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New York
Kansas City
Athletics
Charles Finley
American League
A’s
Finley
Louisville
Joe Cronin
AL Board of Directors
Doane Aims to Be Your Insurance Agent
Doane markets services as an insurance agent appealing to readers, though details are fragmented. The ad copy suggests personal service and local availability for coverage questions and policy options.
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Gene
Doane
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