Pact Covers Columbia River New U.S.-Canada Tie
Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker signed a treaty shaping joint Columbia River development. The pact runs at least 11 years with billions in construction, detailing Libby Dam and three Canadian dams Arrow Lake Mica Creek Cancan Lake, with costs split and strong export protections.
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Eisenhower
Columbia River
Jasenhower
Diefenbaker
White House
Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Columbia River Basin
United States
Libby
Kootenai River
Congress
Canada
Arrow Lake
Mica
Bennett
Columbia
Burglar Fleeing Illness Escapes Hospital Window
St Louis police report fugitive from Florida road gang escaped from a hospital in Clayton after an appendectomy. Thomas R. Fasenmyer, 32, admitted stealing over 200 000 in burglaries nationwide and fled from St Louis County Jail with deputies nearby. He reportedly left by window with a blanket and was last seen between 10 30 and 11 30 Monday night.
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ST. Louis
Fhlorida Road
Curtis H. Leer
St. Louis County Hospital
Sdr
Thomas R. Fasenmyer
Fasenmyer
Masenmyer
Chicago
Ladue
Huntleigh
Clayton
Orion J. Litzfinger
Ross Henson
C. J. Watkins
Ted Lutz
Brooksville
Fla
Thompsonville plant board approves officer salary raise
The board approved increasing Charles Black's annual salary from 600 to 1200 as UF office director. Jim Clark said the raise won’t affect the budget due to cuts in other expenses and a small surplus. Outgoing president Clark thanked the board for past help and Payne pledged continued cooperation for next year's drive.
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Thompsonville
Con Nh
Charles Black
Black
Jim Clark
Clark
Payne
Deaths Funeral services for William A Schneider
Funeral services for William A Schneider will be at 2 pm Wednesday in the Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Harold Brewer in charge. Burial will be at Wanette Oklahoma. Mr Schneider 4 died Sunday at Valley Falls. Lee B Craig a3 of Eudora had graveside services this afternoon at Independence Cemetery Home Missouri Rev Jack Bannister presiding. Surviving are his widow Mrs Bertha Craig of the home a daughter Patricia Craig of the home a sister Mrs Nellie Richmond Pittsburg Kansas four brothers George B Craig Nevada Missouri Earl Craig Charles Craig Quenemo Milo Craig Paramount California
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William A. Schneider
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Brewer
Wanette
Oklo
Mr. Schneider
Valley Falls
Lee B. Craig
Eudora
Independence
Jack Bannister
Bertha Craig
Patricia Craig
Nellie Richmond
Pittsburg
Kan
George B. Craig
Nevada
Earl Craig
Charles Craig
Quenemo
Milo Craig
Paramount
Calif
Meeting Notice of American Legion at New City Building
The American Legion holds a regular meeting Tuesday night at 8 PM at the New City Building. Commander Jerry Baker presides with adjutant Ady listed as contact.
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American Legion
Pam
New City Building
Jerry Baker
Ady
Kennedy Heads to Washington With Surprise Accolade
Kennedy departs Florida for Washington with an administration largely in place and an unexpected praise from Billy Graham for easing church tensions. Graham lauds Kennedy for facing religion forthrightly, aiding Protestant Catholic understanding. Seaborg named AEC chairman fills a key vacancy as Kennedy completes his inaugural address draft.
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Fla
John F. Kennedy
Florida
Washington
Billy Graham
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
Graham
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Capitol
KU Announces New Exchange With Bonn University for 1961 62
Kansas University initiates an exchange program with Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms Universitat Bonn for 1961-62. The pact joins 11 other schools including Birmingham Reading Southampton Exeter Aberdeen Kiel Mainz Tuebingen Hamburg Clermont-Ferrand and Zurich with more drafts pending. Dr J A Buzzle notes KU has the most direct exchanges among U S universities. Twelve KU students study abroad in exchange while twelve visit KU.
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Kansas University
Bonn
Germany
Rheinische - Friedrich - Wilhelms- Universitat
Birmingham
Reading
Southampton
Exeter
England
Aberdeen
Scotland
Kiel
Mainz
Tubingen
Hamburg
Clermont-Ferrand
France
Zurich
Switzerland
Spain
University of Kansas
United States
J. A. Buzzle
Fulbright
Graduate School Committee On Foreign Study
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Names List
Memorial Hospital reports a long list of births and new babies with accompanying parents and addresses. The items include Merle Hitchcock Baldwin Mrs Helen Gore 2027 Ky Nona Curtice 302 Be 20th Sherry Sue Smith 612 W th Ethel Stoops 1035 Nay and many others with names, places like Stouffer Place DeSoto Baldwin Norris Restone and baby details. Several entries note today or that a baby was born, including a daughter to Paul L Moberg 1815 NL and a son to Vai Vin a.
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Merle Hitchcock
Baldwin
Helen Gore
Nona Curtice
Sherry Sue Smith
Ethel Stoops
Clifford Eugene Huggins
Stouffer Place
Lita Snodgrass
Susan Moberg
Mabel Davis
Prairie
Robert Karl West
DeSoto
Sandra Elis
Tils
Patricia Loyd
19Th
Charlene Coleman
Cecile Folkerts
Pairl
Karen Suzanne Zuther
Crestline
Abbott
Virgil Horrell
Olive Martin
Norris
David de Burke
City Hospital Operation Topic at Lions Session
Administrator Rodger Johnson spoke at a Lions Club meeting about Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The 143 bed non profit Hospital under municipal control added a pharmacist and pathologist in 1960. He noted costs rose from 10.04 to 26.59 a day since 15 years ago while national daily cost was 31.16. Shorter hours and rising salaries drive most increases.
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Rodger Johnson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lions Club
Eldridge
Johnson
New York Central Halts Trains Amid Picketing Strike
New York Central Railroad suspends all commuter and long distance service through Grand Central due to harbor craft workers' strike. Pacemaker from Chicago was final NYC-bound train. 40,000 Harlem and Hudson division commuters affected. New Haven reports normal service. Pennsylvania and Long Island lines largely normal.
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The
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New York Central
Grand Central
Budget Change Predicted From Kennedy Group
Democratic leaders predict the incoming Kennedy administration will seek substantial revisions to Eisenhower’s budget as the economy lags. Senate aides argue the $80.9 billion plan may not yield a $1.5 billion surplus and will need shifts in foreign aid housing urban renewal and education funding.
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Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John F. Kennedy
Mansfield
Bandit nabbed by phone call in Oklahoma bank robbery
A youthful bandit robbed First State Bank of Billings taking 1600 dollars. A mobile phone help from customer Jack Tapp in a company truck spurred highway patrol to arrest the suspect eight miles west of Tonkawa. His wife Sharon Sue Steinmetz and their four month old daughter were also arrested in Lamont. The car was registered to Richard G. Steinmetz of Wichita Kansas.
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Billings
Okla
Highway Patrol
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
Enid
Jack Tapp
Harvey Johns
Petaway
Lamont
Oklo
George Moore
Richard G. Steinmetz
Wichita
Kan
Sharon Sue Steinmetz
Paul Davis Receives Gold Medal Pharmacy Alumni Scholarship
Paul Woodson Davis, a Kan sas University senior from St. Joseph Missouri, earns the Gold Medal Pharmacy Alumni Scholarship for the spring term. Davis will receive 1300 dollars from the alumni group with 120 dollars to fall award. He is married, resides in Lawrence, and has a 2.52 GPA. He belongs to Rho Chi and has appeared on the Dean's honor roll each semester.
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Paul Woodson Davis
St. Joseph
Kansas University
Davis
W. 25Th
Lawrence
Clark FF. Goodell
Rho Chi
Pharmacy
Democratic Leader Attacks Gov Anderson Fund Shift
Rep Dale Saffels of Garden City minority leader denounces Gov John Andersons plan to divert 6 million in real estate tax revenue from state hospitals to college building funds He says the measure wounds the mental health program and woefully finances state education minting a political expedient prior to Andersons budget speech. Four Democrats push a bill for state support of school textbook rental plans mirroring Andersons prior proposal.
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Topeka
Dale E. Saffels
Garden City
House
John Anderson
Saffels
Anderson
Senate
Kansas
Quiet GOP transition ball yields little drama in Washington
Frances Lewine reports Republicans held a transition ball in Washington with dancing and jokes but no senior leaders Eisenhower or Nixon in attendance. Thruston Morton and Lyman Brownfield attended. guests mocked the era with a “We’ll be back in sixty four” song and playful signs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Lyman _ Brownfield
Columbus
Ohio
William Ayres
Frank Bow
Disabled Yacht Is Taken Tow In Atlantic Rescue
A disabled yacht Caryn with 10 aboard was towed after engine failure and torn sails in strong winds. Granddaughter of Missouri former governor Linda Hryniewicz and her 6 month old were rescued by the tanker Garonne 330 miles northwest of Bermuda. Coast Guard cutter Rockway guided the tow as the Garonne pressed toward Venezuela.
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Atlantic
Missouri
Garonne
Bermuda
Linda Kelly Hryniewicz
Arthur M. Hyde
Caryn
Coast Guard
Rockway
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Farmers Await Awards Show in Douglas County
The Douglas County Soil Conservation Association will host a Feb 15 awards program at the 4 H Fair grounds. About 150 are expected as five local farmers receive Kansas Bankers Association soil management and conservation awards. A new supervisor will be elected to replace Leslie Demeritt. Emil Heck presides, Hale Steele presents the awards, with Robert L. Smith of the Kansas Water Resources Board as guest speaker on Watersheds. A film Water Bill U S A will be shown. Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with refreshments and door prizes.
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Douglas County Soil Conservation Association
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Leslie Demeritt
Lawrence
Demeritt
Missing child found dead in field near Bakersfield
A 6 year old girl with a heart condition kidnapped from a farm labor camp last Thursday was found dead in open rangeland about half a mile north of Highway 466. The girl's body was located after the pregnant wife of a former mental patient confessed her husband abducted the child and described the escape route. The Lindseys were arrested about 250 miles north of Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
Calif
al Loustalot
Highway 466
Loren Fote
Dixie Elaine Lindsey
Richard
Lindseys
Rose Marie
Everett Riddle
KU Study Explores Junior High Social Behavior
A $2,300 grant from the U S Public Health Service funds a Kansas University project led by Dr. Robert A Dentler of the Bureau of Child Research to study social origins determinants of early vandalism and truancy. Lawrence Monroe a Lawrence graduate student assists in surveying students from a large urban junior high school in Kansas City or Topeka.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Kansas University
Robert A. Dentler
Bureau of Child Research
Lawrence Monroe
Lawrence
Dentler
Kansas City
Topkea
Castros regime executes three more rebels in Havana
In Havana three men were executed at La Cabana fortress for counterrevolutionary and terrorist activities, raising the unofficial total to 580 since Castro took power. Labor Ministry also dismissed 360 Cuban Electric Co employees amid a purge of labor unions.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castre
la Cabana
Juan Mesa Lopez
Julio Llevra Suarez
Balbino Emilio Diaz
Jose Pardo Llava
Llevra Suarez
U.S
Castro
Labor Ministry
Cuban Electric Co
City approves rezoning for two Rhode Island Street lots
Lawrence Planning Commission approved rezoning of 800 and 804 Rhode Island Street from apartment to local business for a used car lot. The item advances to the City Commission next week for final approval. A public hearing on a west Seventh Street tract change remains tabled with a Feb 13 meeting planned.
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Lawrence
Lengthy electric eel reaches nine feet and thick girth
The electric eel may attain nine feet in length and the thickness of a man's leg. The rear four fifths of its body is made up of the electric generating cells.
Card of Thanks from Mrs Mattie Kindred
I thank my friends and relatives for flowers gifts and visits during my hospital stay. Thanks to hospital staff Dr Learned for their care and neighbor Robert for blood replacement. The note ends with a short poem about friendship attributed to Mrs Mattie Kindred.
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Dr. Learned
Robert
Mattie Kindred
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